Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-12

SOat NSiS SSaiSC.
Miss Susie Hord is very sick.
synod at Fulton on the 18th.
W. II. KEENAN, is under the weather.
Henry Woodward is deputy-sheriff
The real estate business is boom
ing.
Mrs. Frank Tucker has been quite
sick.
The elevator for the Windsor has
come.
A good dancing club is being or
ganized.
Eugene Tomllnson is night police
man at the depot.
The family of j. P. Blanton have
moved to kirksville.
Frank James is in jail-Brady and
Dorsey are at large.
Miss Mary Carroll has been visiting
friends in McCredie.
There are nine restaurants in Mex
leo, besides the hotels.
J.. ii. Hill and wife have heen Wis
iting d. NJ. Hills family.
Frank James, like many other men,
will often repent his gush.
Jacobson & Blum have their private
gas works in working order.
As the cool weather comes on mar
rage licenses are getting ripe.
Col. Cox and wife of Tennessee,
are visiting Judge Shell of this county.
DIR. Ready and r. w. Tureman
are in st. Louis on Masonic business.
Mrs. ID. Householder has just re-
turned from a pleasant visit to Illinois.
Miss Fannie Buckner, of Browns
vile, Mo-, is visiting the Misses Hord.
New corn is coming in at Laddon-
ia. Wilder & Son paid 75c for the
first.
Sam Apgar is running the McDear-
mon hotel and wants his friends to
call.
R. S. Todd, l mile east of Rush
Hill, has 40 acres of corn in field for
sale.
Miss Emma Howard, of Fulton,
was visiting friends in Mexico this
week.
We will have the first Minstrels of
the season at the opera house next
week.
There will be a heavy criminal
docket when the grand jury gets
through.
Hamilton & Evans are baling hay
at Thompson station and shipping it
to st. Louis.
Our friend Dick Speed, junior of
the Nevada Null, is going to get
married soon.
John Abbey, Of Perry, q live, re-
liable business man, is clerking for
Reed & Nelson.
The Audrain circuit bar docket
was never before so light. a good
sign Of prosperity.
There are 800 pupils attending the
Fulton public school. Not half as
many as at Mexico.
$4,000 worth of stock was sold on
our streets last Saturday in spite of
its raining all day.
Two cars of colored troops passed
through here Tuesday on their way
vest to fight Indians.
R. S. TODD sold to P. P. Collier
l45 l-2 acres of land, l mile cast of
Rush Hill, for $240O.
A colored lady was around to see
the prosecuting attorney Monday to
get permission to fight.
Miss Sallie Jessie is teaching near
Lamartine Lackland's. She will make
. most excellent teacher.
Mrs. D. Householder, of this coun-
~, has just returned from q visit to
friends in Clark county, Ohio.
]. S. Stpehens, Of Martinsburg,
No., sold his millet for 53c per bush
Ell. He had So bushels to the acre.
There are more divorce suits
brought at this court than there have
been marriages in the same length Of
time.
The finest Limburger cheese ever
brought to this city can be found at
pake's. Most delicious in taste and
Fdavor.
Capt Shea, of the Mexico military
company, with a few Of the COM
Pnand took in the soldiers reunion at
Macon City.
Clint Pearson and j. A. Dye, OF
'andalia, made us pleasant business
calls this week. They are solid with
the LEDGER.
Underwood has sold his running
|Aorse Push Bob for $3.50. He will at
once buy one that not only runs but
gets there first.
Boys who are voting for the first
June, start out in life Alright. Vote
we straight democratic ticket. You
Mn leysr regreti it.
Az. Myers, the furniture man of
Iadeolfa, called this week and put
. add advertisement. Dom fail to
read it. Then call and zoe him