Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
1T Is A FACT THAT

once.
Farmers are preparing for spring
work.
We should have June races in .
Mexico.
Carter has the daisy saloon west OF
st. Louis.
Shippee is furnishing some elegant
bouquets.
Mexico should have a cob pipe
mandatory.
Mexico will have a better fair than
ever this year.
Mexico will have a good base ball
club this season.
The LEDGER is booming in every
| sense of the word.
Audrain county is a fine county
for slate breaking.
There should be a band organized
in Mexico by fair time.
Abe Jackson is spoken of for
councilman in 4th ward.
John Spottswood has the best
duck dog in the county.
John Daniel is talked ct as a can
didate for the legislature.
J. d. Tucker has refused to be a
candidate for councilman.
Some of the boys are mistaken
about how they are running.
The LEDGER is booming around
, Thompson Station this week.
Cleveland knocked the chip OF the
shoulder of the U. S. Senate
James Buntcn is spoken OF for
councilman in the fifth ward.
Some more private converse
tions'' are not to be published.
Every citizen of the county should
0 prepare something for the fair.
A Democrat who opposes party
Organization should be watched.
A great many people object only
E. to tue sins they are not prone to.
A. John Dahlem killed SO ducks in
1t ten days just northwest of Mexico
. Coal two inches thick is not con-
,e sidered a very ''iattering prospect
,s Some editors never try to tell the
truth when it don't serve their pur'
pose.
re F. M. Johns appears to be posted
at on all questions of interest and i'm
H. portance.
d. By reading the papers you coul'
~ not learn who are candidates TO
or. councilmen.
s's J. T. Byrns is not going to cha
tn lenqe Senator Evarts, of New York
-, for a debate.
j. T. Byrns says he is going t
by shake the walls of the capital advocs
Use ting a whipping post.
The LEDGER wants a good CORES
pondent at Benton City and at ever
postoffice in the county.
ny w. B. McIntire is the only cal
didate announced for city attorney
either of the newspapers.
10 Frank Buffum is building sht
III room enough to held lumber for he
I'LL the state. He means business.
J. T. Byrns was getting polnte
tne from w. H. KEENAN, Monday as
us how to paralyze 'em at jeff. City.
he The stock sales should be NOV
less away from the Ringo corner to sol
'ipe other portion of the public square.
De The hnteuigeneer is one of the h'
CIV country dail,es in the state, a
y" should be appreciated by our bu
ness men.
'ah A foreign je%welryman sold TIL
watches in Mexico lately while
line have three good jewelry stores b
oas' worthy of patronage.
g In the future shows in Mexico =
draw on their merits and not beca'
popular and clever young men GU
lazy antee them so much. p. and C.
's'on m. will in the future not be caug
Eighteen thousand dollars
-. paid for a small 8 inch high vase
nF New York last week; and still
49," hear some people talking about b
TT. times.
r.a; Commencement week for Hal
will College will bring hundreds OF
;,s.s itors to Mexico. Every citizen
with Mexico shonia ASSIST III n's =
the annual event in Mexico, a 81
success.
sciate That travelling parties who
given Mexico to take poor pictures, to
+ ). shoddy clothing, to canvass for
dated kinds of snide goods and break d
n s3l home industries should be sys
"o atically boycotteo-
ran'' The usual story of the remark
'eh.'e travels of a pin is at hand.
nging -. ,,a soe,e ia laid in Newton.
'ss " where thirteen yesrs ago Mrs. e
.ae. Gage dropped a pin in her a
" Is pin in due course of time droppe
It. to her throat and was swallo
ldonia The other day a doctor took it o
boom her left leg near the ankle.
imple- j. T. Byrns appears to be
bust markahly lively gentleman in de
We He shakes the brethren in very
TX the style at country debates. W.
ones. not certain that Mr.. Byrps al
Lad not be elected an honorary nae
o i've OF the Ancient and August Orc
Full Blown Daisies from Way
n Ma Co. naav,to ara uaFeF Hat