Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-07
j. w. Ragsdale will not be UNDER

j.. w. Ragsdale Will not DE undef-
sold in the harness line.
The Hebrew Society Of this city
dedicated their new cemetery with
appropriate services Sunday.
Mrs. N. Lakeland is in St. Louis
on a visit. Miss Carrie, her accom-
plished daughter, graduates there this
week.
The prospects for good crops in
Audrain are much better than a week
ago. If this weather holds we are all
0. X.
Rev. DIR. Gauss and wife OF Boon
vile, Mo-, are visiting the family of
j. j. Gill of this city-the parents Of
Mrs. Gauss.
Capt. Mason, of Glasgow, Mo-, has
the thanks Of the junior editor for a
half dozen of the finest young squir-
rels we eyer ate.
The farmers tell us that there are
great many chineh bugs in sight, but
that if the wet weather continues they
will do no harm.
DIR. N. Harry Nichols, of Fulton,
passed through here Monday en- route
to Ell Paso, Texas. He leaves a sad
young lady behind.
G. w. Dodson, son of DR.. Dodson,
is now second clerk at Llewellyn's.
He is a bright young man and prom
ises to make a fine druggist.
The depot saloon is no more. Amy
good man who wants to pay the city
$1,000 q year a open up at the
"'levee" and make money.
The old settlers of Pike county
have a reunion at Bowling Green
August 18th. The LEDGER thanks
the committee for an invitation.
H. J.-Pindall is going to practice
law in Mexico. We do not know
where he has opened an office but
suppose his card will appear In the
papers. ..s. So,
We learn that the prominent citi-
zen of Laddonia, who was disappoint-
ed IN love in this city last week, is
GLADLY disfgured but still in the
ring"
Mrs. Edgar Dudgeon of this city.
has, by close application, made her
self proficient in the art of shorthand
writing. She has been doing some
fine work at this court.
Arrangements are beng made to
have a big ace at the Fair Grounds
on the Fourth of July. If our bust
ness men will contribute, a large
crowd will be present.
DR.. and Mrs. J. S. Potts, of San
Jose, CAL, have the thanks of the
LEDGER for an invitation to meet at
their residence the graduating class
of San Jose High School.
Renfro Gibbs, like James Gordon
Bennett, is now dealing in fast horses.
He is now negotiating for a fine
yacht, which will make trips around
the world on Salt river.
J. Letton owes for the LEDGER for
fsur years. If he don't pay up his
account will he given to the constable.
We have asked him for the money
several times. He is not poor but
mean.
Mr.. L. S. Barada, formerly of this
city, now in business at 1925 Easton
avenue, st. Louis, paid us a pleasant
visit Tuesday. Mr.. Barada was up
locking after his property interests
here.
Headlight won the race at Mont
gomery City last week. The West
boys say they will run Push Bot
against Headlight for 100000 over
any track in the State with equal
weights.
The press of the State speaks in
| most complimentary terms of the
coming commencement Of Hardin
College. 1t also compliments the in.
vitations, which were printed at the
LEDGER Office.
The Vandalia base ball nine had 9
very pleasant visit to Mexico. The
nine is composed of gentlemen, who
know how to take either victory Oh
defeat. Although slightly beaten by
Mexico, they are far from vanquished
G. G. Galloway and wife were las
week fined $50 and costs for keeping
a house of i'll fame. They have ap
pealed the case. We don't know
t Just how high they will have to carry
l it before they get a decision that suit
l them.
Miss Ada Henderson, of Wrigh
, City, is visiting Miss Jennie Pratt
She will remain two Or three weeks
At least one young gentleman Of thi
city is doing all he can to make tn
stay of this charming young lady en-
joyable.
W. S. Richardson, inspector Q
agencies for the Hartford Life an
= = Annuity Insurance Company of Hart
o ford, Connecticut, has his headqual
tiers at the Windsor Hotel. He is
: clever gentleman, and will make lot
n of friends.
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