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Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
A Boys Essay on Girls.

Girls is great IN making bleeve
She will make bleeve she ia orfull
sweet on another girl or Teller, if
the, come to see her, and whei
they are gone she will say, "Hor-
rid old thing"
Girls is olways fooling a Teller.
She can't lick yer, SO she gets the
pest of yer that way.
If you don't do what a girl tells
yer, she says yer horrid. l drath-
er be horrid than be soft. IT you
do what a girl tells yer, you will
do all sorts of foolish things.
Girls can be good in school every
day if they feel like it. l shud
think they would git tired and
have to do sum thing wonse in a
while; l know a Teller does. Girls
say fellers acts orfull, but when q
girl gifts a going it she acts orfer
than any Teller burst. They don't
care for nothing.
If q girl wants a TELLER to carry
her books home, she amt satisfied
unless she gifts the same Teller the
other girls want, whether she likes
him or rot.
Girls is great on having secrets.
I mean telling secrets. They make
a secret out OF nothing at all, and
then tell it round to all the other
girls, orfull qui-t. just as if it was
sum thing dredful.
Girls olways git their goggerfry
lessons better than a teller, but il
they are going anywhere they are
sure to git lost.
If two fellers has a f,e, the girls
all 60 for the Teller that ticks, nc
matter whether he is good for any.
thing else OF not.
II a girl don't feel like doing
thing, you can't make her, no mat
ter whether she had orter OF
not. If she wont, che won't, ant
she will git out of it somehow
That is all l know about girls thii
time
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
An unusual interest i

An unusual interest is being
manifested in the protracted meet
ings now in progress at the Pres
byterian and Christian churches.
The Rev. DR.. Thos. Drew, Synod.
ical Evangelist, is assisting TIE
pastor, Rev. A. A. Wallace, at TIE
Presbyterian Church and is preach
ing to crowded houses. Elder }.
H. Hardin, of Kansas City, wei
known here, is assisting the PTS,
tor, Elder w. B. Taylor, at toe
Christian Church. The attendanc,
and interest shown at both meet
inge is daily increasing, and tn,
public is not only invited but urget
to attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 1.-THE
National Stock Yards, of East St.
Louis, furnishes the following
quotations:
CATTLE-The receipts to-day
were 1900 head; the shlpments
were no head. The market ruled
strong. The sales ranged as fol-
lows: Good to fancy native
steers "a 40a5. W:fair to good steers,
So. 9Oa4 SO: stockers and feeders,
at 81 2Oa3 90; Texans and Indian
steers, quoted at 81. 4Oa3. 40; range
steers, not quoted.
HoGs-The receipts to-day were
1900 head; the shipments were
none. Market was lower. The
! sales ranged as follows: FAIR to
choice heavy we're quoted at S3.75a
$50; packing grades, not quoted;
mixed grades, quoted at s .4Oa3, 80;
butchers grades not quoted
light, fair to choice, quoted al
So 6Oas3 Is.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The receipts
today were 1900 head; the ship
ments were none. The market wal
strong. FAIR to choice grades O
sheep were quoted at S4.OOa5.W
lambs were not quoted; mixed lots
not quoted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
PRAIRIE VIEW lens.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
PRAIRIE VIEW, Nov. 12.-Mr.
John Patton, Who is at Mr.. Jake
Stevenson's with a broken limb,
caused from a fall from a tree while
gathering apples, is improving
slowly.
Miss Mary Northern, of Mexico,
mas been visiting Miss Mamie
Gamble.
Miss Pattie Harper, of Mexico,
has been visiting Miss Nettie Stew.
.nson.
Miss Minnie West, of St. Louis,
Who has been visiting her cousin,
dr. Robt. West, has returned to bel
ZONE. Miss Minnie's departure
will be regretted by her many
friends.
Mr.. Bob Brown is making valu-
able improvements on his barn.
Mr.. John Foddy is doing the car
penter work.
Mr.. Groves had forty head of
cattle dehorned.
Our school closed for the Har-
rison- Buckner reception.
Mr.. Frank Mcclure, OF Benton
City, was among the strangers at
Prairie View Sunday.
The hunters, consisting of Messrs
R. N. West, John Robinson, Jesse
Carter, John Daniel, Ed Dovis,
Jake Stevenson, Lutte Payne, Viii
lis Vivion, Parish and son, Fer
guson, Wilson, and Jerry, the
cook, have returned home. They
killed ten deer and four turkeys.
They lost three of their dogs; sup
posed to have been poisoned.
Mr.. Barring, of Fulton, has been
Engaged to fill Prairie View pulpit
Tor six months on the first and
bird Sabbath of each month.
VIM. Balmer is again in oul
midst taking pictures.
Mrs. Ira Milligan has returned
nome from Rush Hill, w."re RI.
nas been on a weeks Wis .
The election passed Cff quietly
Mr. S. l.. McCord has put a new
roof on his barn.
The farmers r receiving thei,
:oal from Huntsville this year.
Mr.. Moses Kerns sold forty acres
If cosn to James Sims for 1926 il
| he field.
VIM. Groves tareht Of r
Davis, sr., one JENNIE. a,s3 colt fol
$500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
BEAVER DAM tTAads.
Correspondence of the Ledgef.

Correspondence Of the Ledgsf.
BEAVER DAM, Nov. 11.-Jack
Wollery sold one car of choice tat.
ted steersto Andrew Harrison 70,
81. As, to be weighed at home.
Hiram Threlkeld SOLD to Wal
lace & Northern, Is hogs at 4 cts,
to be delivered the 18th inst.
John Wayne. 3s head OF hogs to
same parties at 4 cts, to be deliver.
ed the 1st of December; also Dug
Dillen, % head at 4 cts, to be de-
livered LIST December.
s. Lundy, 5 hogs to John Jones
at $50.
Hiram Threlkeld sold Is two
year.old steers to Mr.. Marbold,
of Illinois, at 1925.
Emery Miller, who was sick
wi.h fever, is much better.
rhad. 1hrelkeld, who has been
on the sick list for four weeks, is
about.
w. B Wright received a small
hurt in palm of hand which be.
come badly int1amed. He has
suffered great pain for the past five
weeks.
Everything brought fair prices
at the public sale of Robert Boyd's
property.
R. A. Herring has his new barn
completed.
Jake Mcdonald also put the
finishing touch on his new barr
last week.
j. A. Harrison lost his silver
watch-Elgin movement-as he
was on his way to the public salt
of Robert Boyd.
Services at Prairie View Pres
byterian church every LIST and 81
Sundays of each month. Also a
Bethel NJ. E.. Church every 4ti
Sunday.
WE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW
If Beaver Dam don't have NOR
weddings and anniversaries thai
any portion of the county
If Beaver Dam hasn't got mor'
handsome young ladies than any
section in the state2
If Frank Crockett don't intent
to purchase two tirst-class tourist
tickets soon?
If Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sbarl
are not we'll pleased with thei
new home? We bid them wei
come in our midst.
If R. A. Herring don't thinl
real estate has been advancing
every day for the past two weeks
If some of our farmers are actual
ly engaged in the real estate bust
ness?
If the LEDGER don't shine 70
the whole length and breadth of Au
drain county, and not on a few
shrubs and flowers
II the F. & L. u. of Cedar Grow
isn't f%ourishing?
If we must go forward and up
ward or downward and backward
If we haven't lost our glasses
but will be at the banquet?
PUELLA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
SPEAKING of the Farmers A

SPEAKING of the Farmers ALI
NICE vote, in the late election, the
Jefferson City Tribune says: Ex-
actly how much of the election re
suit was due to the Farmers ALI
ance cannot yet be fully discerned.
It Is certain, however, that the Or
ganized farmer vote in many of the
western States was a great power
Whatever it amounted to, it was il
opposition to the corrupt Republi
can rule. AS the organization has
said, "the farmers desired to re
buke the party In power for their
reckless disregard of the peoples
demands" In spirit and in pur.
pose the Alliance finds itself in
sympathy with Democracy in the
fight against Republican misrule
and corruption. 1t is not to be
doubted that it will find satlsfac.
tory answer to all reasonable de.
mands in the great party of thu
people,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
LICEHsE NOT
The County Court Decides Not
to Force a saloon ON Lad
donna.

Underwood Il Reighley, of Lad
donla, presented "a petition asking
10 be granted ii license to keen a
dram shop in Laddonia. The Ii.
cense was virtually granted, but
upon receipt of advice from the
city authorities of that village that
the town board had not granted a
license, the County Court decided
to delay its action until the town
authorities of Laddonia granted the
petitioners the right to open a
saloon, consequently the license
was withheld until the bond shall
be granted and approved by the
town board.
Case of T. D. Phears ct al, petit.
TONERS public road. Commission.
ers report filed Nov. 1st last. Right
of way not g ven. Jury for dam
ages. School fund bonds of Jas.
Jetfries, j. 7. Scott and Jas. A.
Cox are by the court examined
and approved.
Bonds of j. T. Bunton, constable
of Salt River township, and W. e.
Rawlings, constable Sailing town.
ship, were by the court examined
and approved.
j. 7. Davis, quit claim deed for
road purpose. By the court &C.
cepted and ordered established and
certified to overseer of that road
district to be opened.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
Standard Printing Co, 1925,
supplies Recorder of Deeds.
Standard Printing Co., 81 cts,
supplies County Clerk.
Standard Printing Co., 81 cts ,
supplies County Clerk.
Potts & Son, $62 %, coal at Court
House.
Potts & Son, IS %, coal at Jail.
VIM. Vivion, s1.5O, judge cleo
ton.
J. T. Harrison, $3.50, judge cleo
ton.
Walter Tratchel, $3.50, judge
election.
B. Washington, $3.50, judge
election.
A. J. Douglas and returning Poll
Book, So, clerk election.
J. w. Dowsll, $3.50, judge cleo.
ton.
J. E. Callahan, S1.5O, clerk cleo.
ton.
G. w. Adams, s22.75, account
as jailer.
G. W. Adams, $73, account as
sheriff.
Court adjourned to meet in De.
cember.
RIG RARN RHRNED.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
WORCESTER ITEMS.
Correspondence of the Ledger.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
WORCESTER, Mo-, Nov. 11.-Mr.
VIM. Corner and wife, of Galloway,
visited at J. H. Corners, of Wor-
%cester, last week. His mother re-
turned with him, and will spend
the winter in the kingdom
Mr.. McGowen and his family, of
Henry county, have moved to Au-
drain to reside permanently. They
will settle near Littleby, if he can
buy or rent a good farm.
ommle Kunkel was out from
the Fleet Academy last week,
dressed IN military uniform. The
suits look rather funny to us coun-
try boys.
The LEDGER is right. Give US
R. @. Mills for speaker for who has
worked more nobly for his party
than the Texan2
Every correspondent should 60
to the banquet. We will be royal
ly entertained. Town TALK.
Little Emma Sherman, who is
visiting with her grandma, Mrs.
Hunter, at Mr.. Iiams', has been
very sick. DIR. Comet has charge
of the case and pronounces the dis
ease erysipelas. Her father, who
resides at Montgomery City, vas
telegraphed and came at once.
The child is some better, but is in
q critical condition.
Scarlet fever scares are common,
and every pre- caution is taken
against diphtheria. The school
here has been damaged some by
sickness among the children.
DR.. Cornett assisted DR.. Vaughn,
of Santa Fe, in the amputation OF
Bob Slaughter's leg. Bob lis one
of our best boys, who hurt him.
self while chopping in the woods.
He struck his leg with the back. OF
the axe, inficting merely a brulse.
1t has grown orse and now the
extremity is reached. Bob is doing
we'll. DR.. Walker, of Mexico, We
understand, has charge of the case,
assisted by the above M. DIS.
Mrs. Geo. Azdell visited at J
NJ. Azdell's last week and returned
to Mexico last Sunday.
Mr.. Ed. Wilson and wife, Of
Santa Fe, spent Sunday in oul
town.
The protracted meeting still con
t1nues with two additions. Miss
Smith was baptized last Sunday.
DIR. Cornett made a quick rur
down home last Tuesday.
Messrs. Frank and Willis Grigg'
and their sister, Miss Laura, o
Hannibal, are visiting relatives il
these pats.
Mr.. Vienop, of St. Louis, visite'
his brother, j. h. Vienop, las
week.
Corn is selling at As cents ant
hogs at 3 ga cents. How Cal
farmers afford to feed corn to hog
at the above prices?
Cleveland and Palmer is GU
ticket for '92 against Blaine alone
as Blaine is the only man left il
the ranks that has a plank to stan
on. Cleveland will carry Ne'
York, Palmer Illinois, and tn
Democrats will sweep the Union
A prominent Republican out her
says his party is all right yet, bu
that it took one step too far. W
= are glad Mckinley lived and wis
, that he could have been re-electe
so the 1875 Democratic majorit
could unseat him and send hir
and Reed home together.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

A lady Of Kent lost her husband,
Mr.. Jones. two years ago at Ports
mouth, and he was buried. Then
she moved to Highgate, and, hav-
ing obtained the necessary author
ity, had her husband exhumed and
brought to the Hlgbgate cemetery.
In a year she moved to Canterbury
and again dug up her former part.
ner and carried him with her.
Each time she put the old coffin OF
collins inside a new one. Now she
has moved to Liverpool, and again,
with the permission of the author
tiles, what ia left of the late Mr.,
Jones is being prepared to be sem
after her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
Shot Himself.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, November S.
William P. Booth, of this place,
shot himself through the body this
morning with suicidal intent, and
may die. He sought the public
school yard to do the work, and
after shooting himself walked back
down town before he became ex-
hausted. Booth has been in fail
Ing health for some time, and was
apparently insane when he shot
himself. He is a single man about
so years old.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
Attorney Gen. Wood Sustained.

Attorney Gen. Wood Sustained.
From the Jefferson CITY Tribune.
In an opinion delivere d in Angus,
last Atty. Gen. Wood held tina,
chapter "a, revised statutes, 1889,
entitled Gees" was invalid OF
account of error in enrolment OF
revised bill. On last Saturday
Judge Henry of the Circuit Cour
of Kansas City, in a mandamus
proceeding to test the validity o.
said act, sustained the ruling oftht
Attorney General and held such
chapter invalid. The uniformit.
with which the Circuit, Appeal ano
Supreme Courts have sustained the
rulings of Atty. Gen. Wood fur
nishes his constituents the highes1
evidence of his superior qualiica
tions and must be gratifying t.
himself and friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
Pay Up.

The LEDGER lie making some
large investments in new type and
new presses and the amounts you
owe US are small, but in the aggre-
gate will amount to considerable.
We desire to collect all outstanding
accounts by Jan. /, 1891. If.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

A panic in Wall street stock
markets caused a rapid and heavy
decline yesterday. Excitement
ran 80 high that one of the brokers.
James Struthers, dropped dead on
The hoor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

The Cannon has gone off and
the discharge will Lodge some.
where in Massachusetts. The Re-
publicans may-keenly feel that Nc
Kinley is the cause of all thei1
tribulations. If you don't enjoy
these puns, don't Reed them
Louisiana Press.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
New Grocery Store.

There is some talk of Mexico
having another big grocery store.
If started, it will be run by one of
Mexico's best known business men.
He will have a big stock; two stores
and a cellar full of goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

Geo. Miller, living east of Wor-
cester, had his team to run away
to-day throwing himselfsndd ugh
ter out of the wagon and badly
bruising Mr.. Miller, although not
seriously. His daughter fortunate
ly escaped being hurt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

a. o. q. W. lodge of Mex
1in nave q 6rst-class entertain.
!. We Grand Opera House on
a'e0s Of December 18th. Some
r~nost prominent orators who
,mS0hs order in the State
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
F. & l.. u. Lecture.

Geo. W. Williams, State Lee
turer for the Fai mers' and Labor
ers' Union of Missouri, will lee.
ture in Mexico at the Court House
at 1880, Monday, Nov. II, 1890.
l. J. SIMS,
President F. & L. U. 7th Con. Dis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

question of profit and econo-
ne production of beef cattle
wat every farmer should
They must be made ready
...sst At as low cost as posi-
.l10out lowering the quality
J tas product.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
Business Firm Assigns.

MCGEE & Fowler, grocer mer-
chants, to-day assigned to ]. NJ.
Barker in favor of their creditors.
Liabilities, $1,000; assets, $500.
The credit system is the cause OF
tho foI1uYa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
Good Investments.

The capital of Dakota has been
located at Pierre, where Elwyn
Locke, of this city, is largely in
terested in real estate. We are
glad to know that Elwyn's invest
ments will now easily net him
q poat sr1m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

A man has lst been elected
Judge in Kansas Oh the Alliance
ticket that never ZEAL law, wat
never admitted to the bar, MOI
never argued a case before a jury
in his life, and yet he is expected
to do Justice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

Miss Ida Spencer of Laddonia,
is selling millinery, corsets, velvet,
plush, gloves, etc., cheaper than
ever. regardless of Mckinley OF his
bill. Don't fail to call on her
when in Laddonia. Dressmaking
done to order and on time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
Old Reliable.

If you want insurance of any
kind, if you want to buy or sell
property of any kind, if you want
70 rent a house, if you want any
business attended to by a real estate
a.ent, you should read N. F.
K lgore's advertisement and give
him a call. Frank is the "old
reli BILE" and solicits a share of the
public patronage which he will at
tend to promptly, carefully and at
reasonable prices. Uncle John
Gregg attends to the Notary work
and l.. c. Ow1ngs, one of our most
reliable and correct young men,
looks after the abstract business.
Don't fail to call on the old rella-
bic if you want anything in his line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

Miss Alice McCann left to-day
for Denver, Col, where she viii
make her future home, if she likes
the climate
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
Cheap Millinery.

Having determined to quit bust
ness | offer my entire stock of mil
llnery from this date at cost.
have a select stock and those de.
string anything in this line will
find it to their interest to call and
examine my goods and prices.
div w3t. Mrs. NJ. Z. HOPKINS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
Mexico Custom Mills Open.

Mexico CustOM Mills Opcn.
l have put my mill in operation
and will be glad to have all my
old and lots of new customers come
to me with their grinding. / will
also buy all the corn l a get and
pay the cash market price for the
same. Come and see me. Will
keep all kinds OF feed on hand.
1wd vim Jos. A. PORTS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

Read the new advertisement OF
the Temple of Economy This
house is offering over 2,U0 books
of all kinds suitable for Christmas
presents. Buy now and lay item
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

Judge Hughes, of Montgomery
City, has three children sick with
diphtheria.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

II. and Mra. James Robinson
1lssd to-day from Louisville and
: guests Of the family of Capt.
liner and other relatives
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

Don't fail to see the new
advertisement of Phillips, the drug
gist. in the LEDGER. Otis Purdy
and Howard Buckley r both at
the old stand. A full line of hoii-
day goods is being received.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

Fourteen hundred geese in one
drove was the novel sight witness
ed in Vandalia recently. They
were driven IN from the country to
be shipped 10 Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

! soaz, formerly of this coun-
=. Deem elected County Judge
,ne county, Neb. Bob is a
oemocras and is especially
80 carry q county named after
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

w. Baker, who lives IL miles
a0 As1ico, says be heard the
aoska cannon the other night
y tnew that Palmer was elected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

young lady from Mexico will
Iksty taks the part of Portia in the
a~lapsarian play to be produced
eeolumbia shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

Hafner W. Williams and wife
aufned from their bridal trip in
ea's to-day. They will make
ltllco their future homo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

There has been quite a furry in
Wall street during the past week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

.sSon, NO., is to have water
-. and electric light. She now
aies almost daily and it is
llsndable that the Council has
aued TO have water-works at
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

On Tuesday, N elson & Ricketts,
sold for J. M. Pollard, his farm OF
los acres to Edward A. Kau for
~ 600.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

' ueo. Crosse, of Ferguson, ls
= clsy visiting friends. Mr..
80 10 here with a view OF
as and will in all probability
Up . large notion store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

O. C. Roby has just received
some fine bucks from Lawrence,
Kansas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

MASON & Ricketts, to-day sold ].
.lollatd's farm of los acres just
o. Mexico to E. A. Kon for
~. This is a cheap piece OF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
For Sale.

Two good portable engines. One
an eight horse power aud one a ten
horse power. In good repair. Terms
reasonable. Apply to
H. L. AHLFELDT,
31.2t Laddonia, Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

Proof.
From the New York Sun
"Did you ever see a ghostP"
"Yes, once"
"What did it look like?"
at looked like q boy with a
pumpkin on his head"
SHOW did you know it was a
ghost9"
SIT told me So"
will pay the highest market
price in cash for apples, hickory
nuts, timothy seed, oats, etc
2wi&w W. s. HATHAWAY.
Cash for Coal.
Joel Guthrie & Son have lots oil
coal for sale for the cash. If.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
LETTER LIST.
MEXICO, Mo-, Nov, IL. 1896

MEXICO, Mo-, Nov. IL, 1880.
r IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
LPost Office at Mexico, No., for the
week ending Nov. Is, 1890, and which,
if not called for within two weeks, will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office q,
Washington, D. c.
Baker r. R. Phillips Mrs. D.L.
Bledsoe Susie Pollard & johnson
Baber William Redmond Katie
Bodey Robert Rennolds Linsey
Burkamp William Reakitts Mrs. M.
Day w. T. Rogers jeff
billiard Ollie Rogers j. K.
Dorety Mrs. N. Springer DR..
Hartzele VIM. Smith Josie L.
Hedley Frank Sims Mrs. Mamie
Irwin Mrs. Sarah Smith Jude
Jones Mrs. Ian Thornton Ellen
Lemley Mrs. G. T. Tomsen Mrs.Mary
Low Jennie Whaley F.
Martin Mrs. s. P. White Jim
Marie Samuel Willis w. A.
Paynes Mrs. Woods George
JNO. W. BEATTY. p. NJ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

See change in Joe & Vic Barth's
advertisement in the Weekly
LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

Bob Gibbs is home from Arkan-
and. brought back some of the
lnt apples we ever saw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

The Sslamander is putting up
works on their grounds they
unsly bought west of the cd
Rts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
C.W.WATTS, M. D,
Mexico, Mo.

Office over Savings Bank, two front
rooms. Hours, Z a. m. to 3 p. M.
Residence, in Worrell property, on
East Liberty street. nov Is VI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

Collector Hopkins is at Mt. Car
On Wednesday, at Farber
Flaisday and at Laddonia Friday
alecinp taxes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

1 marriage license was issued
assdsy to B. J. Reighley and Miss
Giiabsth Yates, both of Audrain
buuty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
Strayad.

One light bay holse, Is hands
high, light spot in forehead, collar
marks on b0.h shoulders. Ring
bone on right hind foui. Liberal
reward will be paid for informa-
ton. I. F. PoAGE,
31.2t Mexico. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

II. Hayward, of Laddonia, Wa
I'd as and costs Monday fnr
sturbing the peace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
Extra Quality Potatoes.

l have just received a car load OF
extra quality Minnesota potatoes,
which I offer to the trade at very
reasonable prices.
DIV w. S HATHAWAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13

DR.. Nichols left to-day for De-
catur. H., to attend a meeting Of
the Wabash Association of railway
surgeons that convenes in that city
tomorrow.