Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-01

oNh sAoAU5 Aho utOtucI al
Middletown.
Eugene Campbell, one of the solid
conductors on the G. & A., made us
a pleasant call this week, while here
on a visit.
Go to j. H. Runkel's il You want
the best of fresh meat. He kills ev-
cry day and has the best meat on the
market, cheap.
The foreman Of this Office is under
many obligations to Mrs. E. Bennett
for a basket of as good eating apples
as mortal man ever stuck a tooth in.
Why not drop in at Kabrich's and
get a couple of seats for Tuesday
night next to see .'Fun in a Boarding
School, A hearty laugh will do you
good.
j. H. Haverly's MINISTRIES at Opera
House, Nov. 18th. 1t is useless to
enter into details of this company.
1t is simply j. H. Haverley's Min
strels.
The johnson gambling law is being
enforced all over the State, just as it
should be-not only the faro banks
but the poker rooms are closed for
repairs.
Big ball at Centralia tonight. If
'the clouds roll by" in good shape,
and if u boys al procure ''only a
pansy blossom" the LEDGER will be
represented.
j. F. Llewellyn was elected one of
the vice-presidents of the State Phar-
maceutical Association at its meeting
In st. Louis last week, although he
was not present.
Will d. Danley, of Moberly, was
down Wednesday shaking hands with
his many friends. Will is a clever
young man, and possesses fine busl-
ness qualifications.
The first stock sale at Rowe last
Saturday was a success. j. 7. and
w. II. johnson were auctioneers.
Nearly 81, 900 worth of stock chang
ed hands and at good prices.
Jas. E. Ross, VIM. French, Thos.
Harrison, VIM. Stuart, VIM. Reed,
Sam'l Northern, Tenn Fry and DR.. C.
Black are in Kansas City attending
a thoroughbred cattle show.
w. S. James has sold his livery
stable to T. D. Coates, of Moberly.
Mr.. James will go to Moberly to live.
He is a clever gentleman, and we dis
like very much to lose him. !.
The choicest brands of cigars,
smoking and chewing tobaccos; also
the finest and largest assortment OF
pipes and smokers articles at Urban
Weimer's, southwest corner square.
B. F. Dobyns, G.. E. Laforce, E.
Cunningham, FL. d. Hunter and B.
H. Robinson were in Kansas City last
week attending a State meeting OF
the select Knights Of the A. O. U. W.
The sisters of Miss Mamie Ear.
hart, the unfortunate young lady We
spoke of last week, have come to bel
assistance and taken her to Kansas,
where she will be well cared for.
!, Henry Ruger was fined Monday
for being drunk and disturbing the
peace, and Tuesday for fighting will
prisoners on the rock pile. He is
good citizen for the taxpayers.
Miss Josephine Kelley, under thu
energetic supervision of r. E. j
Miles of Cincinnati, Ohio, will pro
duce Romeo and Juliet at Oper.
House, in this city, Friday, Nov
9th.
Gov. T. P. Crittenden's private
secretary, F. c. Farr, has sued tn
st Louis Gtobe-D Democrat for $3.50, O0'
for SANDER. Farr must think MONEY
, grows on trees which overhang news
paper offices.
), A gentleman from Kansas Cit,
named Lester, got full OF "sheeI
, Dip last Friday and fell down tn
Ringo Hotel steps. His wounds wer
serious but not fatal. A sober mai
would have been killed by the fall.
There are no nice little storie
about the return of 1.-THE Prodiga
! Daughter" The son can return
though, and have the finest veal serv
ed up for him, but the daughter mus
, stay away.
!, We are all right for the winter
Now if some one win bring US in
barrel Of beans-our pork has bee
presented to us-and il the hickor
nut crop holds out, we a carry som
Of our delinquents another year.
y The Frank C. Gayler Comedy 20,
presenting "Fun in Boardin
: SCHOOL, are playing this week at Gi
lis Opera House in Kansas City I
enormous. houses. 1t is said by til
Kansas City papers to be excrucis
tingly funny.
a A Good Chance.