Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12

THURSDAY. JAN, II, 1888,
Money to Loan +,
r,urNaN 4 BARNES, financial cor III
.enordepts of Eastern capitalists. have a,
nnItmited capital to loan for 5 To 7 years "
time at a low rate OF interest on farms III
Audrain and neighboring counties. Priv n,
;Iaya of having part or all of loan before r
aus We also loan home money on very ia
reasonable terms. II you desire \ loan ~;
call on us and We will give you terms that
defy competition. 20
LAKENAN & BARNES, s.
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Agents, III
MEXICO, MO. |
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. w, to
Lee, twin boys. re
Some very important repairs are ~
being made on the Monroe o'fee E,
Baptist Church. W,
w. W. Allen and family of this ia
citv, have removed to sol South &c
Jefferson Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. m
Prof. w. NJ. Treloar will erect an OF
elegant residence ON his South JEFF st
ferson property the coming season. Sc
Rev. A. A. Wallace, of this city, .
was Sunday called to the pastor %
ate of the Presbyterian Church :"
unanimously. et
VIM. Biggers has purchased the h,
second hand general store from ~
A. M. Trimble. Biggers is a live .,
business man and will do a good =
business. a.
James Callaway's many friends he
will be glad to learn that he has so til
far recovered from his recent illness IN
as to be able to appear on the d,
streets. -
The Salamander folks are still at ad
work on their shaft in upper Flat oh
Rock in search of fire-clay. A ha
strata of rock is now being passed ed
through.
Married, by Squire Thomas C. TIRE
Hudson, at his residence near fro
Thompson on January list, Mr.. tn
James HI. Morris and Miss Mollie 50
E. Foutes. he
S. E. Mcdonald, of this city, is pi
thinking of locating at Gazette, :.
Mo. He is a steady and indus u
trious youngman, who will succeed .'
no matter where he goes. '
Boatman & Ingle, of Monroe fro
county, have purchased w. H. alb
Turner's Elgin dairy. The new tn
firm comes well recommended,
aud will do a good business. m,
Bob Morris, of the dry goods te'
house of Morris & CAN'T, has gone to-
on the road for a Chicago house. He yo
is a clever young business man and er
will make a good salesman. tn
At Washington Tuesday Hon. "a
John E. Hutton introduced a bill ~
in Congress to amend the statutes
SO as to divide the State of Mis- 3"
souri, into certrain judicial districts.
m
Postmaster Saunders term ex- nj
pires on Sunday next. Mr.. D. d. oh
Woodward will Immediately take tb.
charge of the office. Chas. Gal st,
lop, general delivery clerk, will lie
remain in that position. Ii
DON'T fail to read the adj. of big ad
jack and stallion sale at Columbia Ing
ON February IS, 1888. Some of ST.
the very best jacks, jennetts and co
stations in the State will be sold
at this sale. 1t will pay you to at tn
tend. MI
The general mass meeting in the br
interest of the new railroad will be an
held at the Court House on Tues 10
day afternoon, the 18th, at l VIC
o'clock, and everybody interested ex
in the projected line is invited to be 90
present. lit
T;.onLo.r. uLo.o ;.,,;.u res
was noted in the LEDGER Saturday be
ueu moiuay a' 1he l~eSioenoe WI
of a Mr.. Workman, northeast of ID
this city. The funeral took oil
place from Littleby Methodist rrl
Church Tuesday. Or
F. Tucker & Co. have bought the tel
custom mills just north of the fol
Square and solicit a portion of the
public custom. See their ad. They Fin
have on hand the best roller -four, oe'
which they will trade for any kind r.
of grain. Give them a call. city
The funeral services of the late Ger
James S. Rollins were held in Re,
the University chapel at Columbia
at II a. M, Wednesday. The SER s
mon were delivered by Rev. R. Pol
s. Campbell, OF St. Joseph, assist -,
ed by Rev. w. Pope Yeaman and EI
Rev. A.. A. Pfanstiehl. APP
The following teachers were ex- =
amined for certificates last Saturday An
by County Commissioner John P. RI
Gass: Miss Dovie Graves, Long FIR F.,
Branch; Miss Ella Canterbury, of
Laddonia; Miss Nellie Hoover, of Wa
Mexico; Miss LucyRoberts Thomp- LIE.