Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-10-16
Mrs. S. p. Emmons is very i'll.

Mrs S. P. Emmons is very i'll.
Sol Smith Russell October 30th.
Don't swear when you put up your
stove.
The skating rink will open next
Monday night.
The grand jury found Mexico to be
very moral town.
Billie Reid, of the express compa-
ny, has been very sick.
Capt. Frost sold his fine mare this
week for a round sum-.
DIR. Stoddert is gaining quite a
reputation as a lecturer.
We are glad to see Mr.. james CAL
laway able to be out again.
Chas. Lander is home after a ff-
teen years trip to California.
There is going to be a sensation in
Mexico shortly. BURN this
Ed. Kennen, of L addonia, is in
California on a visit for his health.
James Robinson and j. G. Woods
are happy. The first a boy, the latter
girl.
Pat Reden has presented ID. E.
Shea with q stalk of corn nearly IA
feet tall.
Sol Smith Russell in Edgewood
Folks at Opera House, Thursday eve,
October 3Oth.
Major Carson had a cow to go wild
last week. She passed over the
"haunted HILL"
C.. G. White, CASH Blackburn and
C. G. Daniel of Vandalia, were all up
this week to court.
Circuit court adjourned yesterday.
An adjourned term will be held in
the course of a month.
j. NJ. Atkinson has purchased q
half interest / the drug store of +.
II. Shell, of Laddonia.
All the late novelties in dressmaking,
millinery and notions at Miss Ida
Spencer's, in Laddonia.
The quail law expired yesterday.
Much obliged for the half dozen Mr..
- is going to send US.
Miss Mary Tyler Murphy, q charm
ing little lady of St Louis, is visiting
with the family Of B. B. Runkle.
Married, in this county, on the 9th
inst, by Rev. E. L. Uptegrove, Geo
W. Mckinney and Miss Laura Rudd
Any rumored, change in our nigh
police force is without foundation
The present force is doing good work
Hon. E. T. Smith, of Bowling
Green, will speak here Oct. 21st, ant
Hon. A. H. Norton, of Troy, Oct
3lst. 0AT
Grand opening Of skating rinl
Monday night. New skates and
new two-hundred-dollar rock mapl
floor.
j. Kelley Pool, the silver-tonguet
greenback orator of Thompson Sta
ton, made us a pleasant call thi
week.
Don't fail to read ad. of M. G. Sin
gleton's sale near Fulton, Oct. 23rd
1t will be a large sale and well al
tended.
"Gypsy Girl" owned by Howar
& Hickey Of Fulton, carried off tn
big money in the trotting races at th
st. Louis fair.
Secretary Of State, Mike McGrath
has our thanks for favors. Mix
never forgets his friends and Away
remembers the printers.
The skating rink will open nez
Monday night positively. The ind
cations are that it will be the heas
quarters Of amusement.
Geo. A. Poteet, travelling agent +
the Garrett Steam Washer is meet,
with fine success wherever he intr
duces this peerless woman's frien
Uncle Ham Fike, of Martinsbur
died last week Of agood old age. /
died from cancer and had suffer
for years. He went through his b,
on the earth. ! E5sT
Died, October 4, 1884, at his res
dence in this county, Geo. W. Re
in his 10th year. He was born
Giles comfy Virginia, and moved
Missouri in 1882
Jay Gould charged us Mexico der
ocrsts $40 for the news from Oh
over his wires. We suppose he Sc
our money right to New York to car
that state against us.O1 GILL :,
Happy Cal Wagners minstrels VI
give . ane street parade with the
celebrated brass band on next Satu
day eve, October 18th, at 2 o'clo'
sharp. Watch for them. 400