Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05
CAMPAIGN, 1882.
Miss Nina Bolts is very sick.

Miss Nina Bolts is very sick.
Eantlalia is to have water works.
Circuit Court commences Monday.
Miss Fannie Cave is visiting in
Texas.
J. W. Ritenour and wife are in
Chicago.
Mrs. j. f. Hutton is visiting friends
i'm st. Louis.
The St. Louis fair is well attended
from Mexico.
Open session at Hardin College to-
morrow night.
Dave Owens, of Martinsburg, has
been very sick.
Mrs. +. b. Buckner is visiting rel
atives in Galloway.
G. ID. Ferris and wife are taking in
the St. Louis fair.
Fred Llcwellyr's smile is broad-a
boy. born Oct. /.
Joe Potts is feeding about 800 head
of hogs and cattle.
S. S. Northern sold last Saturday
several spans of mules.
S. W. Davis has gone to the State of
Louisiana for his health.
W. A. Davis millet averaged over
sixteen bushels to the acre.
Billie Billings, formerly of Mexico,
died in Slater last Sunday.
A 325-pound hog sells for $50, and
that makes the farmer smile.
Mrs. VIM. Pollock has been to
Kentucky Oh a visit to relatives.
John A. Guthrie and wife are home
from a pleasant trip to Colorado.
Lots of this seasons corn coming
in, which meets with ready sale.
The Galloway Republicans adopted
resolution favoring prohibition
An arrival in the family of j. p.
Dobyns-a girl; weight, 8 pounds.
Gen. ". S. Hancock is an impor-
tant parsonage at the st. Louis fair.
Col. John I. Crisp is again a can
didate for congress in the 9Th district.
Mrs. Geo. H. Clark is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Lakeland, at Columbia.
Ed. F. Rines is attending school at
Christian Brothers College, St. Louis.
E. J.. Gibbs is able to be out again
after a severe attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. W. F. Hinze is in st. Louis
purchasing a mammothsto of furni-
ture.
Much needed repairs are being
made on the Liberty Street NJ. F..
Church.
Edwin Silver, of Jefferson City, is
in the city visiting his parents and
sisters.
The great comet can now be viewed
in all its splendor at 5 O'Clock in the
morning.
Thos Hill sends us in two sweet po-
tatoes. One weighs Z and the other
5pounds.
Mrs. Shows elegant dissertation
Will 60 in next week. Our stove will
be up then.
Mrs. Pendleton, of Miami, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. ]. C..
Armstrong.
Edgar Dudgeon, foreman of the
Press, and wife, are in st. Louis at
tending the fair.
B. S. Hite is going east in the in
terest of his fender. He has q big
Doom IN b east.
Mrs. A. f. Beck has returned
from Macon City, and will make this
her home in future.
Emmett Cunningham's fine pacing
mare is at the K~eytesville fair, in
progress this week.
1t is very probable that before the
next isue of the LEDGER Frank James
will shoot Bob Ford.
Mrs. II. j. Dunn, nee Miss Callie
Poteet, of Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting
her parents in this city.
No Uncle Toms Cabin Company
has appeared yet this season. for
which we give thanks.
Miss Julia Dougan, of Vandalia,
was accidentally shot and killed by
Aer brother last week. j
Milton Blythe presents the LEDGER
With two sweet potatoes which pull
The scales to 10 pounds.
In Sailing township Aaron Hunt,
JOS. Stockton and VIM. Hukil are
candidates for constable.
Every man who votes the green
back ticket in Audrain county this
tall throws away bis vote. ;
Sallee & Brooks are having their
store elegantly papered. 1t is one Of
The neatest rooms in town.
The champion nuisance is the fell
Dw who borrows his home paper-to
see what was said about him.
Bob johnson last Saturday ho,,oht