Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-11-13
THE LEDGER.
THURSDAY, Nov. IS, 1884.
Matte Vickers Dec. Sd.
Probate Court this week.
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business trip.
? MIR. A c. Hit made us a pleasant
call this week.
County Court adjourned until
December 18th.
Capt. D. E. Shea has a lot of pear
trees in full bloom.
Mrs. I. B. Buckner and children
are visiting in Texas.
Coates Bros. have returned to their
old home, Moberly.
Bob Hisey has our thanks for a
ride behind his match team.
Mr.. Joel Guthrie, who has been
quite Ill, is again able to be out.
Mrs G. G. Page, of Marshall, is
visiting her many friends in Mexico.
John Fields had two blankets sto-
len out of his wagon Tuesday night.
Col. Lazear, of Auxvasse, tele-
graphs us for some red paint for his
rooster.
E. w. Lakenan is the first subscri-
Der to pay for the LEDGER to January
LIST, 1886.
Mrs. L. G. Allen, of New Orleans,
is visiting her brother, B. L. Locke,
of this city.
Mrs. John A. Guthrie gave her
Sabbath school class a pleasant party
last Saturday.
DIR. Pinekney French has purchas-
ed Jas. B. McDearmon's interest in
the drug store.
Miss Dink Willis, a reigning belle
of Centralia, Is visiting Miss jackson
Bolts, of this city.
1t is rumored that Leslie Ferris
has returned from Philadelphia to
st. Louis to reside.
Mrs. G, o. Morris, of Texas, has
been visiting Mrs, JAS. D. Mckee and
Mrs. John B. Morris.
Misses Deborah ana Druzella d.
Wis and Miss Asbury, all charmers,
made us a call Tuesday.
Mrs. N. F. Gaines has returned
home after q pleasant visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Redman Galloway.
The LEDGER returns thanks for an
invitation to q grand ball at Rood
house, ILL.,, Thanksgiving night.
Grant Wright, of Beaver Dam,
made us a pleasant call yesterday and
did the fair thing COR the boys.
The Mexico LEDGER fred 100
cannons from the front awning in
honor of Cleveland's election.
Some of the boys call the skating
rink Niagara" because SO many
people go there TO see the calls"
The Bunch of Keys, which a very
fine attraction, will appear at opera
house in this city one night only,
Dec. I'd.
Major Edward Dobyns, Of Fulton,
one of the oldest and grandest Dem
ocrats in the State, made us a pleas
ant call Wednesday.
The twin daughters of Tuck Nor
MS, of West Plains, Mo-, whose
mother was burned to death a short
time since, died last week.
Audrain county, as usual, was first
to get its returnsto Jefferson City.
County Clerk Locke can not be beat
en- for promptness and correctness.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Martin, of the
postofice book and news stand, have
the thanks of the LEDGER force for a
set EN- up all round to some elegant
cigars. |
Mrs. s. NJ. Murphy and her two
little daughters and son, Johnny, who
have been visiting friends in this city,
returned home to st. Louis on We'd
nesday. y Il
Messrs. Charley Jamison, Charley
F~orrestal, Ben Cason, Jeter Walthall,
all leading Democrats of Fulton,
were over to the glorious jubilee last
Tuesday night.
The Bridges and Polk combination
rendered three very creditable per-
formances at opera house last week.
to fair business. The attraction is al
worthy one and their future pros
poets are bright.
Prot. W. futile Holt, a leading
society gentleman of Hatton, made
us a call Tuesday. Holt is a sound
Democrat and will be Hatton's next
Possmasler ana express agent
Several fellows call at the LEDGER
office every week to borrow the Gen.
tralla Guard and Vandalia Leader
argus, both good papers, and we adj
wise our callers to subscribe. |
A hunter shot a fine mule beIone-
ing to Nathan White just south of
this city last week. The mule will
de- If the party will call and pay
for the mule we will charge him
nothing for This notice.
The Laddonie ratification and iub-
lice, last Saturday night, was a COM
plete success in every particular. The
town was crowded with people, and
the speaking was all that could be
desired. The stores were all illum-
mated, Just like any other city,
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