Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-12-14

| read each paper, making the circulatiO
about 200. Everybody reads the "Greo
Religious Weekly!"
DR.. w. c. Pipino, Harper block.
Drink Lemp's.
Drink Anheuser.
Call for Lemp's beer.
Anheuser is the beer.
Eli Perkins Jan. 18th.
Call for Anheuser beer.
DIR. Ready is much better.
Lemp's beer takes the cake.
Corn at Mexico is worth 32c.
The boys all drink Lemp's beer.
Mrs. Frank Tucker has been YER,
sick.
Lemp's beer-the purest and best
drink.
Harry Wardwen has gone to New
Orleans.
Judge Wilder, of Laddonia, was up
this week.
c. o. Morris will leave for Texas
this week.
Mrs. f. P. Thorne is visiting in
Mississippi.
q. Jacobson was in st. Louis this
week or business.
Mr.. Gregory, of this city, Is buying
corn at Jonesburg.
]. NJ. Menefee was in St. Louis on
business this week.
Z. W. Tureman has our thanks for
San Antonio papers.
Miss May Ross has returned from
3 visit to St. Louis.
Henry Fowler is in the train dis
patcher's Office in Slater.
Col. Lazear has bought the furni-
sare in the Ferris House.
H. Jacobson is supremely happy.
It's bouncing big boy.
The Audrain County Medical soci-
ETY. meets Saturday night.
Centralia is one of the largest corn
shipping points in Missouri.
Misses Annie and Allie Morris are
visiting relatives in st. Louis.
Don't fail to read J. F. Llewellyn's
Nv advertisement in this issue.
". N. Taylor, of st. Louis, is now
eieik at the Ringo-C Central Hotel.
a. E. Poteet has sold his depot
naaurant to Douglas & MCGEE.
Gnas. v. Baker sold a 400 acre
farm to P. H. McClintic this week.
Vim. Houston is in the Exchange
saak during Tony Buckner's sick
hess.
Mrs. Lewis Thixten, of Glasgow,
aas our thanks for a bushel of fine
pples.
The Heikes Nurseries have sold
s,eOO worth Of trees in this county
is fall.
inere will be contest for the best
oy skater at the rink sometime in
January.
Ragged edge note paper is the
nest, and very appropriate for many
seiety people.
". II. Brown and wife, of Con-
utd, will celebrate their wooden we'd
Ang on the 18th INST.
ar. Cromwell, of Macon, formerly
the Cromwell House of this city,
y had fortune left him.
Y. L. Waldon, of the Fayette Id
asaser, was in the city this week,
d made us pleasant call.
Max Myers, formerly with L. Phillip
this city, is clerking in a large
olesale house in New York City.
when you want negro to do any
OK you don't find one. At the
me time they are hungry and cold.
Daniel & Bro. have been buying
'oot . 600 bushels Of corn per day |
vandaha for more than two weeks. |
ne press all over the State Joins
LkDsER in its tribute to james |
lon, OF this city, who departed
Y Me last week.
lne next best thing to giving an
nor . christmas present is to payI
= subscription. It will make the
afor feel almost as good.
Willis johnson and ]. N. Stephens
= lightning auctioneers of Andrain
snty, were over to stock sales last
-Fnlton Telegraph.
e. Samuel Calhoun, Of Audrain.
s Mss Annie II. Berry, Of Gala
county, weremarried on the 10th
hzRw. W. W. Trimble.
hir says thai temperance
loa b impossible. In adj
ing q truly good man, Mr..
- heasd fsum Kansas.
.ae Piston Play Is to be put
g sAe boards in St. Louis this
-. : This play purports to repre-
: ne eraeifxion Of our Savior.