Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-09-14
Paris fair next week.

keeping.
1. Frank and wife have a new
daughter.
Mrs. Algernon Houston is visiting
in Paris, Mo.
Docket for circuit court closes
next Saturday.
l.. l., Romans was in town this
week. He is looking as hale and
hearty as ver
Wonder what became of our color
ed fair this season?
Hardin College has a new walk
through the campus.
John and Charles Beale have gone
to Michigan to school.
One thousand mules are on the way
to Egypt from Missouri.
Joe Barth has our thanks for a
basket of delicious grapes.
There will be at least 200 snap
shows on the road this winter.
Ian B. Morris took S110 90 in
premiums at the Columbia fair.
Elder A. C. Walker breaches every
night this week at Christian Church.
Miss Pearl Tucker left Monday for
Columbia, to attend Christian College.
c. Knoderer has returned from Sla-
ter, and is working for Griffee Bros.
Girls with pretty stockings always
tumble out of a hammock. Why is
this?
The Mexico band has been en-
gagged to play for the Montgomery
fair.
See announcement of EnOch
Hooton, candidate for Justice of the
Peace.
Mrs. r. NJ. Heron and daughter
have been visiting in Montgomery
county.
The Mexico Gun Club will attend
the shooting tournament at Slater
next week.
The WOODEN mill is to be enlarged.
We will give full particulars wher
completed.
Miss Emma Allison's Kindergarten
opened last Monday under the mos
promising auspices.
Call at r. H. Fowler's and see hi:
miniature steam engine. Fowler be
lieves in advertising.
Ben. r. Cauthorn has returned from
a trip TO Kentucky. He reports Mrs
Cauthorn improving.
Attorney George Robertson was il
Illinois last week on a %protracted ant
successful business trip.
W. d. Bush and family of Danville
have arrived and are occupying DIR
Macfarlane's residence.
Willie Ryerson has presented. u
with a mammoth sunflower A inche
in circumference. Who can beat it
The premium list of the Montgom
cry fair, printed at Observation-Disclosures
is as neat a job of work as we eve
saw.
W. H. Mcintyre took all the re-
ribbons he tried for at the Columbi
fair on his fine colt, which is hard t
beat.
Elder J. P. Furnish will commenc
aprotracted meeting at the Rock Hi
Christian Church on Friday night, tn
18th inst.
See advertisement of Andrew Hal
rison's sale, which takes place Satul
day, Sept. 80. Some fine stock wi
be offered.
The Moberly public school buildin
was fired by an ineendiary last MOI
day. Damage about 81, OOO-covere
by insurance.
Arthur Vineyard is attending co
lege at Glasgow, Mo. Arthur is
talented young man and will NAL
his mark in life.
The Republican convention of la
Saturday was a country prayer NEE
ing compared to the circus they W
have next Saturday.
Richard Trevellick, a big gree
back pop-gun from Michigan, W
speak at the court house in Mexic
Sept. 10, morning and evening.
The colored troops are gentlem'
and brother colored men with Il
republican party up to the day
election. After that they are ''ni
gers"
Mr.. j. F. Llewellyn is at Niaga
Falls attending the meeting Of Il
US. Pharmaceutical Association NO
in session. He will return by way
Canada.
The Mexico Brown Stocking ba
ball nine has disbanded. They a
were not beaten a single time duri1
the season and played about TWEEN
match games.
There are some very peculiar bu.
ness men inthis world. They won'tps
ronize the printer, and then cam
understand why the printer does n
patronize and puff them.
c. H. Plunkett, brother Of ]. 7
fiunkett, Of the Star Clothing Hou:
Is now with Geo. Kabrich. Harry
. clever young boy, and we pred
ne viii make q fine business man.