Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30

~ Farm Loans a Speciality. r
Bas"Conveyancing and Notary Work
executed with neatness and dispatch.
No. II Harper Block Mexico. Mo.
Count Won Moltke is dead. II
Thos. Gibson is IN Chicago with W
q a load of poultry. n
Mr.. Alex. Carter and daughter
left Monday for California. :,
Don't sell your wool until you T
find out who wants to buy it. o,
John l.. Sullivan is in St. Louis al
giving exhibitions in boxing. &C
Wallace & Co. shipped one car
of hogs to St. Louis this week.
Col. Edgar returned to Louisiana d,
this afternoon, much pleased with bs
Mexico.
Robert Cauthorn sent one car of re
swine to the St. Louis market the VI
first of the week. co
W. P. Carter is now the owner ~.
of a patent well cleaner which
can't be surpassed. /.
Ian Morris sold his bay horse 81
last Saturday to @. NJ. Hodgman, L.
of st. Louis, tor $500. sc
Blumer Fowler, formerly of this
county, is o running a first In
class hotel in Rockport, Ill. m
Joe Mcdonald, Gale Guthrie and 70
Jim Johnson were in Centralia -,
Saturday buying fine horses.
Ian Morris sold the W. H..
French harness and saddle horse st
to J. D. Johnson, OF Chicago, for tt,
5000. re
The young ladies of St. Marga-
ret's Guild Melted s125 above ex- CO
penses at the entertainment last ga
night. in
FL. d. Hunter lie drawing plans
for a public school building at
Centralia. He went to that place :.
this afternoon. Va
in
j. T. johnson, of Audrain, and CO
V. Harrison, of Galloway, are the NJ
auctioneers of the sale. They are ~
both good ones.
Roy Stuart returned to his home m
in Saline county this afternoon. L.
He has been with his father, J. L
w. Stuart, who is very sick. II
w. A. Edmonston left this after w
noon for Paris to attend court. He ~
is attorney in the Joseph Wright ~
vs.. Chas. F. Rodgers note case.
Prof. J. P. Gass has been re- D,
elected superintendent of the Full o,
ton public school. No better man n,
tor the place could have been no
found. tb
Hamilton Hall has sold so feet tn
of ground on Promenade street, just T
east of his residence, to A. S. 81
Houston for 500. Mr.. Houston b,
will at once erect a nea residence N
Harry Mason, formerly editor 1t
of the Kearney, Neb., Democrat, "
is now managing editor of the u
Macon, No., Times, one of the u
best Democratic papers in the u
State. u
John w. Mckinley, the baker, =
has received a cannon, which will :,
be fired IN connection with the LED y,
GER cannon when Grover Cleve- -
land is elected president of the
United States. r
W. w. Garth, Probate Judge of "
Boone county, was in Mexico this T
week and subscribed for the G. r. q
w. Mr.. Garth has one of the T
finest farms in the county, adjoin- o
ing this city. ii
r. e. Hisey has sold some toppy :
horses at good prices. He sold an .
Artist gelding at $3.50, an Abdallah q
for 5000; he also sold one Artist |.
for sl65. Mr.. Yeiger, of Philadel- q
phia, is the purchaser. y
The case of Osburn VS.. Graham p
was affirmed in the Kansas City p
Court of Appeals. The appeal in p
the case of Brown vs.. Clacher d n
Hill was dismissed. W. r. Cook, q
resp, vs.. L. M. Redman, app.;
affirmed.
VIM. Bryan, a brother of Mrs. Ct
r. s. Mckinney, of this city, was u
killed while blasting rock near
Columbia, NO., last Saturday eve a
ming. He was blown several feet b
in the air and so badly burned that
he was hardly recognizable. a
Mr.. w. l.. Redlich, formerly a.
with Clacher & Hill, has leased the Il
manufacturing and repair depart \
ment of Bryan d Bingo's tinware a
and hardware house, and would be D
pleased to serve customers in any, n
thing they may want in his line. o
w. L. Corner attended the +. c
d L. U. meeting at Wesley Chapel n