Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-10-29

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Bud Baker is able to be out
James Sallee's little girl is much
better.
Mrs. Bob Brown Of Benton City
is sick.
Frank Tomlinson is prospecting in
Kansas.
LAT. Newkirk has some fine bulls
for sale.
Jack Cough isnow at Mike Gorth's
old stand.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Bra.
sheer, a sol.
Younger & Staples keep Weimer's
celebrated cigars.
Mrs.J. W. Howell is visiting friends
IN Boone county.
Don't fail to read local matter on
the outside pages.
Alarge acreage of wheat has been
sown in this county.
Mrs. A. G. Turner is visiting
friends in st. Louis.
DR.. Sinclair has returned to Mexico
to locate permanently.
The 'water-works company have
N Office in the city hall.
Henry Payne sold to Gus billiard
one saddle mare for $3.50.
Mr.. James Galloway and wife took
IN the exposition last week.
W. II. KEENAN, and W. O. Forrist
attended the Danville court.
Don't fail to read ad. of A. NJ.
H~arrison's feed and sale stable.
Joe Bryan of the Hannibal Journal
spent Sunday at his home here.
The cattle market has not been as
low for ten years as at present.
Linton District Medical Society
meets in Mexico November 10th.
Mrs. Fannie Honaker, Of Glasgow,
Mo-, Is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Lou Gardner is r~ehearsing for
A~concert to be given on the 18th
prox.
Vim. Bridgeford is openinga gro
Gerry store on South Washington
street.
Mr.. A. Keene has just completed
one Of the neatest little cottages in
Mexico.
Miss Meddie Dunbar is visiting her
brother, DR.. George Dunbar, at
Worcester.
q. S. Greer, a prominent lumber
merchant Of Vandalia, was in Mexico
this week.
Ed Lurton, formerly Of Mexico, is
running a neat and newsy paper al
Jerseyville, Ill.
T. W. Crawford bought of ". W.
Harper 20 head of two-year-old steers
Of $34 per head.
Mrs. Frank Herndon, of Youngs
Greek, is visiting relatives and
friends in this city.
A Baptist church was organized
Saturday at Benton City, with q
membership of Is.
The Presbyterian Sunday-schoo
enjoyed a pleasant hickory-nuttine
party last Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Keller, of Fulton, il
making apleasant visit to Mrs. H
Schmidt, Of this city.
O. c. Sherwood, manager of thu
Columbia opera house, was in Mexico
% business last week.
Flummer &iSt. Gin, BARRIERS, hav'
Tie dandy bsrber-pole. These gen
hsmen are always to the front.
Eddie Stone, who WAS hurt so badly
BY q rock falling from a blast JUS
North Of Mexico, will recover.
George Robertson was in Kansa
cty attending to legal business be
iofe the court of appeals this week
Miss Ida Spencer, of Laddonia, ha
afne assortment of millinery ant
lotions. Call on her when in town
Masters Rodes and Green Clay
Who are attending school at Macon
srent Sunday with their parent
here.
Remember the dinner toabe give
By the ladies Of the M. E. churct
South, on the 29th, at the Fai
grounds.
7. L. Moore has the thanks Of th
LrDGER gang for q liberal supply
bis celebrated temperance drink
siager ale.
The Violations will have at Il
III grounds for sale to-day some 9,
selsnt specimens of the Englis
o&kahire. Call and sse them.
". S. Mosby has returned from
mt to friends and relatives in Mon
ensry City. While absent, he q
aded the st. Louis Exposition
o.R Gamble has our thanks f.
q lot Of potatoes and turnip.
ns appreciates the wants Of an edito.
" bis shadow never grow less.
WA. Morris has displayed j
.'as o. his store the hunting outf
oaas. B. Morris. They are sma
= ne said to be a snug ct for Cha,