Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-07-10
THE LEDGER.
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1884.
Harvest is in full blast.
Quisenberry's sale to-day.
The hatchet is buried again.

Mrs. Jno. r. Bishop went down to
St. Louis Tuesday.
L. NJ. Lesem is spending a few
days at home with his family.
Don't fail to read Llewellyn's new
adj. in this issue of the LEDGER.
Miss Ida Ricketts, is spending a
few days in Montgomery county.
CECILIA. Poteet is IN town. He IS
located at Topeka for the present
Prof. D. A.. Mcmillan has returned
from a pleasant sojourn at Sweet
Springs.
Col. Groves, of Huntsville, was
visiting Mr.. Robertson of this city
last week.
Morris Arnold, an adept at book
keeping, is now with Messrs Clacher
& Ruloff.
Mrs. Jno. W. Rutter, q most est&
mable lady, died last Saturday lei
Thompson.
DR.. j. W. McWiIliams is in at
tendance on the State Dental Associ-
alton meeting.
Don't forget c. T. Quisenberry's
sale at his residence to-day at 1:3O
o'clock, p. N.
Mrs. T. W. Carter, of st. Louis
is spending the summer at White
Sulphur Springs.
Green apples are on the market in
plentiful quantities. Now, look out
for bel-lering!
Jno. J. Steele, who injured him.
self at the Commercial hotel fire, is
not yet able to be out.
Port A. Emmons, the sprightly
local of the Vandalia Leader-Argus,
called to see US Tuesday.
Judge Forrist pulled the feathers
out of the great American buzzard a
Montgomery on the Fourth.
Tuesday evening, Mrs. R. Gala
way so badly sprained her ankle tina
she is confined to her room.
Our genial young friend, Clarenc
Lakeland, of ST. Louis, spent th
Fourth at home in this city.
Bayless Collins yesterday bougf
of J. P. Browning q fine sadd
horse for which he paid $175.
Mr.. J. Kelley Pool and Miss MAJ
B. Buckles, of North Wilson tow
ship, were married last Sunday.
Johnny Ricketts, was home fro
Hamilton on a visit on the 4th. T
has a good job and is doing we'll.
George Dunbar is home from S
Louis, and will spend a week visitir
his parents and friends in this city.
Tuesday was the warmest day
the summer, the thermometer req
terine $50 in the shade all the afte
noon.
John Mexican was mulcted in t
sum Of 1855 by his honor, Une
Frank, for trying to ''paint the toy
red"
VIM. L. Eubanks, of the Alt
Woolen Mills, was W. shaki
hands with his Mexico friends Ii
week.
Mrs. Jos. A. Glandon, We
sorry to chronicle, is so severely
that there IS but little hope of
recovery.
Misses Cahsll and Hill, two
Fulton's fairest flowers, who b
been visiting Mrs. ]. G.. Carter, b
returned home.
A man makes a great mistake vi
he thinks he can be elected G
gresham on the claimed dement's
any one else.
Rev. S. b. Pollard, Of Fult
will preach at Hopewell church,
miles west Of Mexico, on Sun
next at IL o'clock.
Misses Miriam Saunders
"Missie" Holiday have retur
from q delightful visit to the Mi
Stealing at Slater.
Miss Susie Milburn and mother
Mrs. Emily Biggs, Of Canton, ]
ere visiting their friend, Mrs. R.
Wilhurn, Of this city.
Prof. Barnes, of Ohio, is in n
co visiting his brother, A. c. Ba
He is very favorably impressed
this section Of country.
Emmett Cunningham spent
Saturday at home, returning to
dianapolis Sunday. He has an az
for the Johnston Bros. in that ci
swell done, thou good and fai
servant; 60 up higher don't 6
well in the ears Of candidates
never did we'll or deserved to Q
higher.
]. Virgil Williams did the na
holiday honor at Centrslia in O
little talk. When It comes to q
~temroraneous speech Virgil
gets there.
Bro. ". 81. Hook, on Nj
brought rs in the first roasti
Of the season, which shows he
successful agriculturist as well
minister.
Mrs. A. 8. Houston has re