Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-13
THE LEDGER.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE Cry OF MEXICO.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1885.
Vandalia wants a good mill.
Mrs. J, Nj. Pollard is better.

Next year we will have a new floral
hall.
Judge Sumner is home from
Goldens are better than ever this
season.
James Powers is in Boone county
recuperating.
Florence Dent is suing j. d. Dent
for q divorce.
The creamery soured and turned
out to be n. 6.
Farber has just had a new adj
dition laid off.
The Mexico fair is the first and
best in the state.
Cut down Canada thistles where
ever you see them.
Tuesday is Ladies' Day. The
dudes will be there.
H. T. Baird has moved his
furniture to Clinton.
John MCGEE is suing Fannie
MCGEE for a divorce. !
Wednesday is Kids Day. They
will be there in force.
Tom Doty took a flying visit to
Kansas City this week
DR.. Dodson has his office on the
east side of the square.
The corn crop, it is certain, will be
away above the average.
A. P. Barton and wife, of Kansas
City, are here on a visit.
billie Boy" of Kansas City is
here. You can't catch him.
The entertainment at Sunrise
Church was a perfect success.
j. B. Simpson has bought the
Bowling Green Post Observer.
Geo. Jordon is mixing drinks to
the queens taste at Kemper's.
Frank Coatsworth carries his arm
in a sling. The bicycle did it.
Prof. J. P. Blanton, of Kirksville,
made US a pleasant call Monday.
Ed Taylor is still at the Windsor
ready to serve his many friends.
C. NJ. Hands last week sold in one
day seven organs and n piano.
Gabe Blum left this week for New
York and Boston to buy goods.
Since our list of horses was put
in type about so more have arrived
F. NJ. Watrous was severely stuns
by bees last week while moving /:
hive.
V. A. Bush has closed his stor,
and is thinking of going to Kansa
City.
Benz. Phillip is home from Kan
sas. He will enter college thi.
winter.
J. R. Appling, sheriff of Mont
gomery county, was in Mexico Mon
day
Miss Tillie Kunkel has returned
home from q pleasant visit in ST
Louis.
Maxwell, the murderer of Preller
is on his way from San Francisco t.
St. Louis.
If the weather prophet stands b.
US the Mexico fair will be the best il
the state.
Maj. R. E. Lawder is on the q. S
petit jury to meet at Jefferson Cit
in October.
R. W. Settle, of this county
brother of C. J. Settle, Of Mexico
died last week.
Board & Smiths grocery store wa
entered one night last week and 50
in money stolen.
The Mexico Kids" beat tb
Thompson Tads'' last Saturday b
aseore of 80 to %.
There are no cattle at the Nilsson.
fairs this season on account of til
pleuro pneumonia.
Melon rinds and other vegetable
should not be thrown on our stree
and in the alleys.
Lee, Mitchell & Co. have q pov
der magazine northwest of town G
c. P. Wade's land.
Rem. Gibbs went to Shenandoa
and Des Moines, Iowa, this week c
urgent personal business.
J. NJ. Pollard wishes to retul
thanks to Dir. Pete Bedell for a Fl,
thoroughbred setter dog.
1t was SO and 8 and dads deal
and Llewellyn did not get permissit
to put in his electric light.
Mexico is booming! The Fs
Daily LEDGER had to turn away a
vertising for lack of space.
Sol. Rosenstock, a promine
merchant of Carrollton, Mo-, was
Mexico this week and called.
L. Phillip will pay literally
get back a half Of a pair OF go
eye glasses he lost last week.
L. D. Shippee has our thanks
tomatoes and cucumbers. o
physician will pay him for the san
7. G. Skelly and his son went