Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-09-06

THURSDAY, SE1l. o., 1888.
FOR EASTERN MONEY ON LONG
TINE LOAN, AZ LOWEST RATES.,
APPLY To KfLGORE 4 HOWELL. d
LOAN AGENTS, MEXICO, MO. =
HITE are authorized to announce
w W. 4. EpMOSST0N :
& candidate Ter Prosecuting Attorney subject =
ID tbs action of the Democratic party !
WE are aa.horized to announce
a Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney subject :
TO tie actiou of the Democratic party. IL
WE are authorized to announce [
w JNo. NJ. GORDON
a candidate Tor Prosecuting Attorney subject '
to the action OF The Democratic party. l..
Mrs. /. Frank leaves for Little {
Rock, Arkansas, this month. /
Sam We'll is East buying goods =,
for the establishment of NJ. Blum p.
IL Co. |.
Little Subie Malone is in St.
Louis, where she will attend school
at the visitation Convent.
There were 46 additions to
Groves Chapel at the revival meet
ing closed there a few days ago.
Mrs. Charles McCubbin has been
selected NATION of Baird College.
She will leave for Clinton at once.
Mrs. Z. A. Shootman is home /
from a weeks pleasant visit to her t
daughter, Mrs. Sherwood. in Col l.
umbia. Is
Horace Mundy, ofthis city, sold
his Squirrel colt at Paris last week,
to J. B. Stephens, of Moberly, for
$500.
Mrs. Cave has quit housekeep-I'
ing in the First Ward, and will re-
side with her daughter, Mrs. J. t..
Johnson. /
Bob Stone, Of near Worcester,
leaves for Texas tonight to pur-
chase 600 head, of sheep, which he
will bring to this county.
VIM. Biggers and Robert Nc
Donough have the contract to build
an elegant new house for Hal.
Gibbs, on the Lemon place, East
Promenade street. l.
The Mexico Reading Circle has
recognized for the winter, with
Prot. B. w. Torreyson as Its presi-
dent. 1t will meet every other
Saturday evening.
Gen. D. H. Mcintyre, of Jetier-
son City, was in town to-day, on
his way home. He has been
visiting relatives in the vicinity Of
Mexico for several days. /
Gov. Morehouse Saturday ap-
pointed W. W. Ramsey, of Noda-
way county, as successor to Judge
John F. Phillips on the bench of
the Kansas City Court of Appeals.
A show of Eclair colts was held
at Galleway's stables Saturday
afternoon. The first premium, $50,
was awarded G. NJ. Silvers; second,
s15, w. F. Reed; third, SO, w.
III. Woolwine.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Mcclure, of
Montrose, Colorado, accompanied
by their daughters, Misses Minnie
and Ida Mcclure, are the guests of
W. II. Ii. Lee and family. The
Misses Mcclure will attend Hardin
College the coming session.
The Mexico delegation to the
National encampment of the G. A.
r. at Columbus this month, will
leave this city Saturday, 1t will
be accompanied by Ed. W. Lee and
W. F. Reed, of this city, who are
going East in the interest of Au-
drain county.
Harry Hollopeter has resigned
his position in the post-ofice TO &C
cept a better one in the transfer ex-
press office at the Union Depot.
He will likely have no successor in
the p~ost-office at present, as Post
master Woodward thinks the force
now employed sufficient.
J. w. Lee, proprietor of Rock
Spring dairy, this city, is enjoying
fourishing patronage. Only the
best of milk is sold from the Rock
Spring and this is the reason the
business of this dairy is SO good.
You can not miss it by trying Mr..
Lee.
Konantz, a wonderful little bay
stallion belonging to Mr.. j. NJ.
Myers, of Memphis, Mo-, has been
down in this section testing the
speed of our horses: Konantz, it
is said, is capable of going down in
the 2Gs. We are under obligations
to Mr.. Myers tor favors shown dur
ing the Paris fair.
The quarterly meeting service at
the Liberty Street NJ. Z. Church
Sunday was of a most interesting
character. Elder 7. J. Wheat
preached telling sermons morning
and evening, and an old fashioned
love feast was held in the after
noon. Freshly pressed grape juice
was used at the morning service in
the administration of the sacra-
- ment.
The annual conference of the NJ,