Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02

AMI should have to go.
Jacob May is shipping a large num-
Der of cattle to Chicago.
Mr.. Lesem was home from Glas-
cow on q visit this week.
]. A. Mahon is happy. It's a
bouncing ten-pound boy.
Gen, Giants sickness up to date
has cost him over 500, 900.
sam Baskin went to Rush Hill after
& man this week and got him.
The corn ought to do well. 1t is
on plenty of grass and water.
Capt. Fisher and wife, of Santa
Fe, called on us Wednesday.
Hiram Greer, the Vandalia lumber
man, was in Mexico last week.
Mrs. c. B. Morris and Mrs. R. E.
Hiscy are visiting in st. Louis.
Work will begin on the Mexico
creamery about September 18th.
Jas. Daniel is the Mexico CORES
pendent of the Nandalia Leader.
Sam Morris went to Vandaiia this
week to ''buy anything on earth"
Dennis O'Callaghan is going into
business at Thompson Station again.
Base ball is taking the place of the
Sunday school at Thompson Station.
Daley Bros. of Frankford, KY,
are here with a flyer" for the fair.
H. T. Baird is out canvassing for
Baird College. He is the best on
earth.
". F. Reed this week bought the
store occupied by D. O'Callaghan for
$1,000.
T. B. Hit fell from a step ladder a
few days ago, injuring himself rather
seriously.
". c. Barnes, a prominent lumber
merchant of Fulton, was in Mexico
this week.
Mark Pitcher has sold his residence
to Mrs. Gooch and is going to erect
new one.
Miss Ida Spencer of Laddonia is
closing out her summer stock OF
goods at cost.
". F. Reed has sold his stock OF
millinery goods to Mrs. Seanland, Of
Laddonia, Mo.
Walker Mitchell, colored, of this
city, was sent to the insane asylum
at Fulton last week.
Coils. Rufiie, Weinand and Weinand
Of Glasgow, were in Mexico last week
On business. &? o.
John Grasty has gone to Kansas
City to live. He is a live boy ant
will make his way in life.
Prof. Smith, who has been teach
ing painting at Hardin College, will
leave for Europe shortly.
Mrs. Chas. Black and daughter
Mrs. Baker, of Lebanon, ILL.,, are
guests of Mrs. DR.. McFall.
'Philo" should be given a chance
to edit the Laddonia Herald. I
would double its circulation.
Our young friend, c. W. Settle
visited st. Louis last Sunday. H,
took Sandy Scott with him.
VIM. Pasqueth, Gus Pasqueth
Johnny Marmaduke and several NOR,
of the boys have new bicycles.
Unless the farmers soon get thei
corn cleaned of weeds they will hav
: avery hight crop of the former.
The Steuhenville (Ohio) Herald i
the largest paper of the kind O
earth. 1t is a 12-column paper.
J.. T. Cushman, of Laddonia, an
Miss Matte B. jackson, of Mont
gomery City, were married this weel
P F. Brophy has closed out b
stock of cigars and will rusticate ii
fall, when he will go into busine:
again,
Tom Nickens (colored) tried I
Clean out all the women on Flat Roc
tuesday but landed in the Recorder
court.
MIR. Joe Potts has bought til
lureman residence III South Mexic
ior $500. Shea < Kilgore mad
the sale.
Our friend, Myers, of Laddoni
mas returned from q pleasant trip I
New York. He is erecting a fir
residence.
a. Z. Poteet and family have gor
10 Marshall, No., to reside. Mr.. P
teet will reopen his board of trade
that place.
The new law says you can on
shoot prairie chickens from the Is
day OF October till the LIST day
February.
thompson Station base ball cl,
wiped the earth up with the Bent,
City nine last Saturday by the seo
OF % to 1s.