Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-21
TRY Shippees tomato catsup.

Try shippee's tomato catsup.
VIM. Sims is not expected to live.
piuafoye at opera house June 10th.
+. II. Mitchell Is happy. Another
boy.
BENTON City has a new blacksmith
shop.
Concert at opera house Friday eve,
June ).
Col. Green Clay is in Chicago on
business,
Buy your sweet potato plants of L.
D. Shippee-
Some nice croppy are being caught
in Salt River.
Laddonia and Rush Hill letters will
appear next week.
Circuit Clerk Ben johnson has our
thanks 1Ot IaSUTS-
See notice of the farm to rent by
j. NJ. Marmaduke.
Mrs. C. C. VOORHEES, is visiting
friends in St. Louis.
Uncle Frank Tomlinson is taking
the census of the city.
Bob Ragsdale leaves for Hot
Springs, Ark, tonight.
r. W. Tureman and c. W. Baker
are in Texas on business.
Sam Morris bought 600 pounds OF
wool at Is cents Monday.
DIR. Berry has moved his Office to
rooms over the p~ostoffice.
Ev. Farris, of Fulton, made us q
pleasant call Wednesday.
For SALE.-A set of blacksmith's
tools. Enquire at this Office.
F. P. Dyer, of Rush Hill, was il
Mexico this week on business.
Born, on May 18th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John P. Mead, a daughter.
Mrs. Rosenstock, of Carrollton
Mo-, is here visiting her parents.
Grand Pinafore company at opers
house June 16. The local event.
The Blame and Logan flag in thi:
city was flying to the breeze yesterday
Sweet potato plants at Shippee's
only SOC hundred, $3.50 a thousand
DR.. LaRue has a fine burglar alarm
on exhibition at Smith & Eldridge's
J. F. Llewellyn has q double-head
ed chicken and one egg with q lei
on it.
Our farmers are getting in a fin
acreage of corn in spite of the lat
spring.
G. B. Morris has a fine new safe
It is of the finest make in the Unite
States.
Col. Gatewood and family, G
Montgomery county, have moved t
Mexico.
Moline has a new postmaster an
o new blacksmith. Stringtown j
booming.
A. Woodruff has worked up an in
terest all over the county in til
creamery.
A little daughter of Frank Turne
fell down stairs this week, receivin
slight injuries.
Judge A. J.. Douglass was in Me.
leo this week on business and has OF
thanks for favors.
Joseph Atkinson, formerly Of tn:
city, died at his fathers home j
Galloway last week.
W. G. Dingle, of Palmyra, hi
been visiting his brother, j. G. Dill
gle, of heal this city.
Geo. A. Frank and Miss LYDIA Lii
pincott of Laddonia, were marie
by Rev. Godby last week.
Prof. Treloar, assisted by frst-cla'
talent, will give the musical event
the season at oper house June 5.
Drs. Russell & Cave now occupy
handsome suite of rooms in the Ha
din block, over Smith & Browns.
We learn that Rush Hill is not tt
only town in the county on the c.
A. R. R. looking for a new postmaste
The county court has ordered Il
timber for crossings to the cou
house and they will be put in at ono
Misses Alice and Emma Munt
have returned from a pleasant visit
Texas. They are much improved
health.
Parties wanting advertising spa
in the fair catalogue should call
LEDGER Office at once. Our room
limited.
The ladies of the M. f. Churc
South, cleared nearly 500 on thu
strawberry festival. 1t was also a We
enjoyable affair.
Tomlinson Bros, of Marshall, 8
settling up with their creditors to
last cent within their power and "
begin life anew.
H. NJ. S. Pinafore at opera hou
soon by a superb corps of juven
local talent, under the supervision
Mrs. Lizzie Hicks.
Ed. Wilson, q very popular AGE