Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICERS

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J F. Nj. Johns is able to be out
again.
The street crossings should be
raised.
A. G. Turner is in St. Louis buying
goods.
The mud carnival" has COM
menced.
Mexico should have a dramatic
company.
Adjourned term of circuit court
meets to-day.
Most all the sickness in town is in
the West end.
J. W. Pratt has our thanks for
California papers.
"An incident for the LEDGER will
sppear hex week.
n. T. Brooks was in st. Louis on
business this week.
A. E. Poteet is running q bucket
shop at Sedalia, Mo.
Columbia now has a salson-the
hrst one fer II years.
W. r.. Wallace will be a candidate
for County Collector.
Letter from New York by F. E. S.
will appear next week.
Uncle Billy Waddingham came up
from st. Louis Monday.
Forty new subscribers to the LED
GER during the past week.
Mexico will shortly lose one of its
most worthy young ladies.
Herman Stelhorn is with Greena-
myer Bros, at Kansas City.
Uncle Frank Tomlinson will be a
candidate for City Recorder.
Henry Woodward made a business
visit to Kansas City this week.
Mite Society, NJ. +. Church, South,
It's. P. Emmons' tomorrow night.
Clay Threlkeld, of Centralia, Mo-,
has our thanks for continued favors.
It is reported that Geo. Adams
will be candidate for sheriff next
fall.
We find it very hard to conduct
the LEDGER to please our cotempo-
rary.
Five new subscribers from Cen.
tralia and two from Sturgeon this
week.
The Christian Church mite will be
held at j. d. fuckers tomorrow
night.
Mrs. Singleton has accepted 9
position as saleslady at the
"Famous."
Beshears & Daniel, land agents Of
Fandalia, have farms to rent. Cal
or write them.
Columbia is to have a board Of
trade. 1t will be a good thing il
kept booming.
w. A. Harris has taken charge oil
the Lewellyn house at Farber. He is
a6ne hotel man.
Dr. j. T. Neale is dangerously il
With typhoid pneumonia. His deatf
Is net improbable.
George Gamble, a well-knowr
coiored man, died at bis home in this
city Tuesday morning.
Our friend S. o. Lawder RENTS
ffom Peoria. ILL.,, and says he can
do without the g.. r. W.
Parties who have subscribed fo
the G. A. R. fund are expected t.
pay up in full by Saturday.
Jno. Abbay, n of the mos
courtesus of statesmen, is now will
u. Blum, West side square.
Mrs. Jno. W. Howell has bee,
isce,ving q visit from her mother
Mrs. Garrard, of C~entralia.
Schooler Bros, mule buyers, o
near Hatton, have failed, with an in
dsbtedness of about $40, 600.
s. The police force is increasing
Marshal Joe Murray is the happ,
hther of 8 bouncing big boy.
Rev. Silas Smith, colored, has jus
8 delivered q fine lecture in st. Louis
Smith is now visiting in this city.
The LEDGER Pictorial Annual j
bound and ready for delivery. Thos
sho do not receive one should call.
1he county court last week SCI
Hed with the road o%verseers an
eaended to other routine business.
Mrs. Fl. L. Rodman has move
- stock of millinery to the rooE
1fnsriy occupied by Murray & Son
-. Hugh Wakefield, formerly G
~ CITY, and Miss Alice Keeton wi
: United in marriage this evening
g. e s. Wilson, the clever an,
sso'teous Union Depot ticket agent
please accept our thanks TO
tsers.
Ane IRE company will have a meet
= = the city hall this evening at
.e.sck. All members are expects
u = present as business Of impor,
70 be transacted.