Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-18

this week and called on us.
There will be skating party and
ball at the rink New Years eve.
Eugene Dudley, of Thompson Sta
ton, smileth a smole. 1t is girl.
R. ". Edmonston has bought the
T. NJ. Gill residence of J. w. Crigler.
R. Bunstien, of Worcester, is
doubly happy-one boy the other
girl.
Louise Sylvester's comedy COM
pany at opera house Monday eve,
Jan. 3.
Eddie Haygood, well-known in
Mexico, died in Nevada, Mo-, last
week.
Miss Wakefield and Thos. Showers,
both of this county, were married
last week.
1t is said that Herman Stellhorn is
soon to marry one of Moberly's fair
daughters.
Hamilton Hall has just bought q
fine IS rooster from Bob Boswell, of
Alton, Illinois.
See Houston & Trimbl.'s ad. They
invite your especial attention to cheap
line of boards.
Charley Houston has returned
from Texas. He says he loves old
Missouri the best.
B. W. Canterbury lost s55 in cash
on the streets last Monday. He has
lost some sleep also.
Judge n. Lakeland is fast recover
ing from injuries received by being
thrown from his buggy.
The Peaked Sisters were enter
tanned one night last week at the res.
idence of Judge Lakeland.
Mrs. C. H. Harrington and Mrs.
R. HI. Peery have returned from q
visit to relatives in New York.
One pair of 1 karat white stones Is
karat gold crescent for the low price
of S4S so, at M. Pitcher & Bro.
Mr.. Weimer, fine musician from
Carrollton, Ill, has been in Mexico
on visit to his brother, Urban.
W. S. Mosby, one of Audrain's
most talented and industrious young
men, is going to practice law in Mex
leo.
Cyrus Cumberland, prosperous
citizen of Fulton, made us pleasant
call and paid for the G.. R. W. to Jan
1886.
Maj. Hord is not going to For
Smith. Ark, but will remain in Mex
leo to keep the Hotel d. Ferris to thu
front.
The matinee which was to be givei
by Hardin College talent at oper'
house Friday afternoon, Dec. 26, ha
been cancelled.
Prof. G. G. Cunningham, formerl,
principal of the Montgomery Cit,
public schools. is spending the hol
days in Mexico.
Everybody finds the Great Ne'
York Fire Store, where they give
: fine $3.50 hat with every S. suit an
overcoat they sell.
Cold, cold, bitter cold! Get a pa
of those heavy wooden cashmere pam
at 75c at the Fire Store. They al
sure to keep out the cold.
Graves & Kempton's Chieag
Comedy Co., with uniformed ban
and orchestra, will appear at the Or
era House at an early day.
Every purchaser of SIS worth {
clothing is entitled to Christms
gift Of fine $3.50 hat. At tt
Great New York Fire Store.
Every buyer of a S. suit or owe
coat will be presented a Christm'
gift of fine soft $3.50 hat, at Il
Great New York Fire Store.
Madame Stanley's Female Mast
dons in conjunction with Cort
Mrphy's Speciality Co. Cort an
Murphy, Managers. Dec. rs.
Col. Graves, of the Farher Agitdto
made US call last week. He Is
clever and sociable gentleman. 3
has not sold the Agitator as reported
Given away from now on unit
Christmas, fine $3.50 fur hat wit
every s. suit or overcoat bought at til
Great New York Fire Store.
The Bridges twins drew a goo
house again Monday night. Ever
one was pleased. With proper trair
lng they will prove a bonanza.
In this issue of the LEDGER will b
Iound John Sontag's ad. SAINT
Siaas has his headquarters at Sor
ass stors. c.ll aud see him.