Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-02-12

Fill up all the old wells.
Patti is in st. Louis this week.
Several cases of measles in town.
Next Saturday is st. Valentines
day.
This las been a terrible winter on
stock.
Brown sells none but the. best of
goods.
Mrs. Ian Morris Is visiting in st.
Louis
Frank Browning, of Long Branch,
is very sick.
The prospect is that the peach
crop Is killed.
Mrs. Mary Kidwell, of Auxvasse,
died Tuesday.
Geo Gill was in vandalia on bust
ness this week.
r. W. Tureman is in Texas on i'm
pOrtant business.
j. NJ. Menefee was in Fulton on
business this week.
Go to Opera House tonight and
see -.Around the World"
VIM. Hill died about seven miles
west Of Mexico Monday.
The Liberty street NJ. E. Church
meeting closed this week.
If you want your girl to love You
buy your goods of Brown.
A c. Dingle, of Vandalia, was in
Mexico On business last week.
L. Phillip has been in Leavenworth,
Kansas, Oh business this week.
j. B. Simpson, formerly of this
city, is setting type in st. Louis.
The March term of the county
court appoints the road overseers.
Geo. Brock has q host of friends
who can find him at Billie Kemper's.
A protracted meeting is being con-
Quoted at the NJ. f. Church, South.
Chicken pox and measles are max
ing their appearance among the chill.
dren.
A good deal of petit thieving has
been going on during this last cold
spell.
The young ladies of Haldin Col
lege have our thanks for appreciated
favors.
Good goods at Browns bankrupt
clothing house. No trash. See TO,
yourself.
MI. Iohn Wells, of Farber, is ma
king arrangements to move to Mexico
to reside.
This kind of weather will necessi.
tate another movement in behalf oil
the poor.
Bowling Green has extended hel
limits. She is a live and growing
little city.
The poem on Blaine's Defeat,
written for the LEDGER" will appear
next week.
Beautiful Snow, written for the
LEDGER" will appear as soon as win.
ter breaks.
Joe Hanna, of Vandalia, was il
town Sunday on his way to Columbi.
to buy mules.
Satin-lined goods not damaged
trash-for sale at the new bankrup
clothing store.
Mrs. Bette Moore, an aged ant
respected lady, nearly 80 years old
died last Sunday.
Miss Jennie Jeter takes Miss Bessie
Towles' place in the public school
She is a fine teacher.
Mr.. II. Hall and wife leave to-mor
row for New Orleans to take a lool
at the Worlds Fair.
Col. A. P. Bishop, a prominent
jeweler of Miami, Mo-, was here Thu
week visiting relatives.
The protracted meeting at the Lib
eity Street NJ. E. Church has beef
productive of much good.
The Huntsville Herald is seventeen
years old and a daisy. The older i
gets the more popular it becomes.
There will be a Valentine party a
Dr. French's tomorrow night for tn
benefit of the NJ. L. Church, South
Married, at the residence of Ale,
Naylor, January 2Sth, John Kistle
and Miss Sallie Cooley, both of thi
county.
Mexico is to have a pawn shop a
Potts old stand. Can't Mexic
pawn something so we can have ga
and water?
Chal Green, formerly of this city
is now sole manager of the Bridge
Twins. He has a contract with ther
for one year.
Josiah Wright and wife left for th
Worlds Fair at New Orleans thi
week. Fl. Hall and wife are ais
going this week.
Col. S. w. Watkins, the barber
has been subpenaed to serve on th
q. S. jury at Jefferson City the IN
Monday in March.
MI. A. E. Poteet has sold his res
taurant and bakery to Mr..
Oligschlager, who is a live man On
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