Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-24


Cigars at DIR, Bakers.
The wooden awnings must SO,
Paints, oils aud dyes at DIR, Bakers.
Everybody so to tho opera house
tonight.
Mrs, NJ, Kunkel Ia in Pike county
on a visit.
Give the Boston Museum Go,
rouaing houses,
kunkei and local concert co. at
opera house very soon,
A dissertation on campaign lies
will appear next week,
Hazel Kirk at the opera house to-
night, Don't miss il.
Don't fail TO see adj, of Fireman's
barbecue at Fulton July 3rd.
Bora. June 81. to Mr.. aud Mrs.
W. IL. Williams, a daughter,
Miss Annie Seeker from Fulton is
visiting her sister, Mrs, Creed.
Prof. Mcmillan is at Sweet Springs
attending the teachers meeting.
Miss May Tyler Murphy, of st.
Louis, is visiting Mrs. b. b. Runkle.
Go TO the opera house and see the
Boston Museum Co. Prices 10, 20
Scots.
The candidates will all go to Ellis
ford tomorrow and Thompson Sat
urday.
d. d. Bliven will deliver End vol.
Of 40 Years in Congress-" by Blaine,
the last of this week.
Geo. Kabrich & Co. have re-pur-
chased the stock of goods sold to b.
G. Stanton not long since.
AL Bennett, formerly OF this city,
has sued his wife for divorce. 1t is
not necessary to give his reasons.
See L. NJ. Pease's ad. He means
business and is not afraid of compe-
tition. Call and see him before you
buy.
Ed. Kincaid will arrive in Mexico
to-day and We presume arrangements
will be completed for the great de-
bate.
Marshal Surber within two months
, has placed to the credit of the city
over 1880. That don't look like
hard times.
:, Don't judge the Boston Museum
Co. by the price of admission; they
l are far above the average high price
companies.
Candidates for Representative and
other candidates will address the peo-
R pie at Laddonia next Tuesday night
ats o'clock.
III VIM. Bryaly, of this city, got one
: fof his feet badly mashed by a hand
g car, while working near Bowling
Green last week.
R. I. Crowson and W. A. Miller
e of Galloway county, were in this city
V yesterday. The latter is now a reader
of the G. r. W.
Billie Barnes, Fulton's live lumbe
dealer, was in Mexico yesterday OF
business. Billie also runs a lumbe.
e yard at Auxvasse.
BENZ. Phillip and Mr.. Jesse, botl
young attorneys of this city, are il
Randolph county this week assisting
J. in a criminal case.
Il S. B. Cook deserves credit for hi
efforts in assisting in the combine
: efforts to bring the congressioni
convention to Mexico.
If you fail to see the BOSTON MI
scum Co. you will miss a a trea'
. 1t is within reach of all-10, 20 an
= 80 cts. Everybody go.
H. 10, 20 and Scots is really too 10
for such performances as the Bosto
Museum Co. gives. They deserV
crowded houses every night.
Z
The Madison Monroe county
is] Celebration association has our thanE
for an invitation to their grand pi
or mic at Palmer's grove, July 3rd.
Oscar Lawrence, of Galloway,
cousin of j. W. Plunkett, of this cit
died last week from the effects of
broken leg caused by a fall from
horse.
Lee Mundy and Miss Jessie Ric
oa- ards, both of this county, were ms
ried yesterday and left for the es
II. on a trip. The LEDGER extends co
md g%ratulations.
The w. S. Wood, formerly of Nor
leo Hampstead, Long Island, now ivi
ay. between Paris and Santa Fe, made
md a pleasant call this week, and NJ
sist takes the G.. r. w.
In this issue of the LEDGER will
V. found the adj. of Baird College, Cl
u ton, Mo. 1t is one of the best C
w leges for girls in the West. Addr
Fl. T. Baird for catalogue.
nd Miss Mary Gorth, of this ei
has charge of the piano for the b
ton Museum Company, which a
tue the company considerable, and
rcnditions of music is creditable.
and
The Chief of Police of Kan
rob City allows no lady to come on
.ho streets in a mother hubbard or v
,oo q low-necked dress on. Mars
-. Surber is of the same opinion.