Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-09-25
Bran for sale at Variety Store.

Bran for sale at Variety Store.
Rush Hill how has a good hotel in
full blast.
Sullivans Comedy Company Oct.
LIST and I'd.
A fine skating rink will soon be in
progress in this city.
What's the matter with our subur-
ban correspondents this week?
Miss Laura Craddock is home from
a protracted visit in Kentucky.
Sullivans superb Comedy Compa-
ny at apera house Oct. LIST and I'd.
Misses Mcintosh & johnson, dress
makers, over post office, 24if.
Fresh butter and eggs and crab
apple vinegar at Variety Store.
The Golden Eagle clothing house
of St. Louis burned last week. Loss
over one hundred thousand dollars.
Since the removal Of the post office
to the Hardin block, it is said that
rents in that immediate locality have
arisen wonderfully.
Dan and Josie Morris Sullivans
Comedy Company will appear at OPP
era house Wednesday and Thurs
day, Oct. LIST and I'd.
Ned Buckner is now with Richard
son g. Co., st. Louis. Ned is a clever
boy and is with one of the best drug
houses in the world.
Capt. j. C. Buckner, of this city,
was elected second vice-presldent of
the State Sportsmen's Association at
its meeting IN Kansas City.
The Greenbackers are bobbing up
again. Hope they won't have as
much trouble to find men to run on
their ticket as the Republicans did.
Mrs. J. J. Winscott and son, An
dy, went to Sturgeon yesterday to be
present at the marriage this morning
Of VIM. H. Winscott and Miss Mollie
McIlwrath.
Look out for G. Blum & Co.'S big
4-column advertisement next week.
This firm will move to Topeka, Kan,
at an early day, and will sell out their
entire stock below cost.
VIM. Burke, who was taken to Sc
dalia from Mexico for horse stealing
is under $1,000 bond to appear be.
fore the grand jury. He will get O
job at Jefferson City.
Last Saturday, the Jewish New
Year day, all of their stores were
closed, and the day was strictly OBJ.
served by all members of that belief
in Mexico.
At the depot last Sunday we mel
our old creamery friend, Smiley, en-
route home from St. Louis. He has
been married since he left here, and
still wears his hair short.
See advertisement in this issue Of
the public sale of stock belonging tt
VIM. L. Black, on Friday, October
3rd. This stock is all A No. l, and
those who wish to purchase, can de
no better than attend the sale.
The Republicans put up a Blaine &
Logan flag at Martinsburg last Sat
urday. We learn that the business
men of that city, next Saturday, viii
erect a Cleveland & Hendricks flag
pole IS feet higher.
The school tax for Audrain county
for the year 1884 is s31,241.s9. Thu
tax of this Mexico) school district il
$6,63S.73. Valuation of property il
this school district is 81, DOT 1850; rat,
per cent, SIS.
Property sold very low at w. L
Blacks sale, but on account OF tn
bad day the stock was not sold. Blacl
has some of the best stock in the stat
which will be sold at public auction
on Friday, October 3.
Frank Armistead, a sound demo
crat and a leading society gentlema
who lives out in the ''ghost district,
walked bravely up Friday and sub
scribed for the Great Religious Week
ly. Frank says he would rather d
!, without his meals than the LEDGE
Charley Greenamyer, who, for se'
, eral years, has been head bar-tende
t at the Ringo House saloon, has n
: signed his position. Charley BIT
many friends in Mexico who will ha'
to see him leave. He goes, me-
week, to Sydney, Australia, as q mi
sionary. We know he will succee
in the good work. The LEDGER W
follow him.
: Sweet crab apple cider and Ja'
Frost cakes and crackers at Varie
Store. Cash paid for eggs.