Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-10-30

faroring a Court Of Appeals, arhich is
greatly needed
Sol Smith Russell tonight.
Mrs. S. p. Emmous is better.
The county court meets next Mon
day.
VIM. Chaplin has gone home on a
visit.
Miss Eva Dyer is very i'll of typhoid
fever.
Belva Lockwood clubs wear Mother
Hubbards.
Edgewood Folks tonight to a
packed house.
Mrs. McNama. of West Mexico,
is seriously i'll.
Wilbur +. Storey, of the Chicago
Times, died Monday.
Mrs. Jas. F. Gillian is in Kansas
City visiting relatives.
Hon. c. E. Peers and others speak
at Vandalia Saturday.
H. j. Dunn, of Pierce City, Mo-,
is in Mexico on a visit.
Detective Dick Carter, has our
thanks for several pointers
Gussie. the bright seven-year-old
son of j. Price, of this county, died
last week.
Mr.. Frank Plummer and family
will shortly leave for Springfield, Mo-,
to reside.
Miss Mamie Matthews is visiting
her sister, Miss Lizzie, at Middle
Grove, Mo.
W. W. Coles circus stock has arri-
we'd and will winter on the old Jim
Robinson farm.
Mr.. Jim Brashear is lying danger
ously ill with typhoid-pneumonia at
Green Ridge, Nc.
Vandalia and Laddonla Cleveland
& Hendricks clubs will attend the
grand rally tomorrow.
w. C. L. Z. supper tonight at the
Opera House basement. Oysters, 2;
cents. Everybody invited.
Mr.. John Ware, a prominent citi
zen of Newport, KY, is visiting Mr.
Albert White, of this vicinity.
A vote for Brooks is one half of
vote for whisky-selling Ford. Pro
hibitionists should think of this.
Election will soon be over, thel
our readers had better look out. TIL
LEDGER will be a newspaper again.
The original and only Ada Stan
ley's BurIesque Company, composed
of So talented people, will 500 ap
pear in this city.
Chas. H. Clayton, the great ant
only living artist in Mexico, has beef
decorating Uncle Billie Kemper'i
saloon this week.
Mrs. Seward Hurd, Of this county
died Sunday. She had been Ill 70
several weeks. Her remains wer
inferred in Mexico Tuesday.
Miss Ella Keller, a beautiful an
accomplished young lady Of Jefferso
City, was visiting Mrs. Susie Rags
dale, of this city, this week.
Whatever vote the fusion ticket i
Audrain county gets will be due t
the fine organization and liberal spir
of the leaders of the two partie
fusing.
The republicans Of st. Louis wal
U. s. Marshals appointed Their
This is an outrage. The republ
cans of Audrain might as well ask tt
same thing. Is this a free countr,
Dick Carter informs US that OF
old friends, Col. UT and E. Holt,
Hatton, have recently opened out
barber shop and bath rooms at th
thriving little city. We wish our o
friends success.
John Creasey, of Ghost Hollo,
made us a pleasant call Tuesday. T
informs US that everything is serel
on the haunted hill, roses and pansi
being in full bloom and everybot
in that locality is prospecting.
Hon. W. H. KEENAN,, in his ca
vass, is doing good work for the pa
ty. He makes votes wherever
goes. He is a calm, conservatl
talker and is rewarded by havil
numbers tell him they are conn
back to the old party.
Charlie Sloan, aged 10 years, 8
Of Mrs. E. S. Sloan of this ci,
died last week, after a long and pa
full illness. The bereayed family b
the sympathy of a host of frien
and the public generally at the |,
off their bright little son.
Hon. j. Ed. Jones was in the G
q few days ago. He is erecting
elegant residence in Springfield, Nj
and, it's thought, he will eventus
succeed in carrying off a handso1
rbisht-eyed widow of West NJ
leo, to preside over the same.
Jack Grastyis an experimental
of a young genius. He is read
. medicine with DR.. French and i
to taste al well as read. One
last week he got to mixing and t
ing until he got 9 little more of SO
thing than even his experiencetfss