Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-09-18

l5,0O0, counting extras O grand total OF
5000 readers in a month. Everybody
reads the "Great Religious Weekly!"
Mrs. Joe Eldridge is sick.
Good country lard at Variety store.
Palmer Martin is deputy post las
ter.
Don't fail to see the Mother Hub
bards.
The Moberly fair association clear
ed $4,000.
A coon killed a beaver IN Flat
Rock Monday.
Laddonia is to have a Cleveland and
Hendricks club.
Major Hord, who has been quite
sick, is much better.
The Mexico band plays for the
Columbia fair this week.
]. j. Gill is in St. Louis this week
attending probate court.
VIM. Ogle has moved his boot and
shoe store to Kirksulle, Mo.
The colored fair is booming and
watermelons are diminishing.
Theo. Garrett and wife and Mrs.
Zip Brooks are in Chicago.
Lost.-A ring, with initials A. A.
W. Please leave at this Office.
Claire Scott, at Opera House, next
Wednesday evening, Sept. Path.
The colored fair is in progress this
week and promises to be a success.
Fhe jury in the Collins murder
trial in Pike county disagreed again.
The water works are in statu quo
II such a thing can be said Of water.
r. c. Paul, the rustling grocer.
has our thanks for a nice watermelon.
Arrangements are about compile
ted for the removal of the post
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Delaplane have
gone East to visit friends for a few
weeks.
Henderson & Edmonston's fine
saddle stallion is to attend the Tope-
ka, Kansas, fair.
Miss Matte Gray has returned to
KY, from a visit to her sister. Mrs.
]. NJ. Beshears.
We have to consign our Montgom.
cry county letter to the waste basket
because it is anonymous.
Mrs. Warner Potts has just re-
turned from a two weeks visit to The
springs in Saline county.
Lyman Fetter has our thanks TO,
some fresh clans. Lyman knows
good thing when lie eats it.
Mrs. Urban Weimer and children
returned Sunday last from a pleasan
visit to Carrollton, Illinois.
Miss Annie Cummings has return
ed to her home in Pennsylvania afte
visit to her relatives here.
Sid Rosamond, a very clever ma
chinist, formerly of Mexico, now o
Mississippi, has charge of a larg
shop.
Jim G. Anderson, of the Rich
mond Democrat, has our thanks 70
some beautiful specimens of jo
work.
Ladies, do not fail to attend th
performance Of Louise Sylvester s
the Opera House on Friday, Septen
Der 10Th.
Col. Gatewood, Of Montgomer
City, candidate for Congress on ssh
own hook" made US e pleasant ca
this week.
Charles S. Vanhorn, a newspap,
man from Colorado, a soa-in-lav
C. G. Bridges, made US a social C,
last week.
Ladies Of Mexico, do not fail
receive one Of those handsome sol
enirs given by Louise Sylvester
Friday, September 18th.
F. J. BLdridge, Of Thomps
has bur thanks for several nice wa,
melons. He raised melons this 8
son that weighed 46 pounds.
Billie Carter says he and Frs
James had good time at the Mob
ly fair last week. Frank says 81,
Stsnhope" is the coming horse.
Louise Sylvester will present ev'
lady at the Opera House next Frid
night with handsome souvenir,
commemorate her advent among
Next Tuesday the C~ongressio
convention meets at New Lond,
The public will be kept posted
kilograms posted on the LEDGER b
letin.
Jordon Harding, Of Hatton, NJ
made as o call last week. He repo
business booming around that lit
village and says that Bob Bright 81
continues to white up goods box