Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-04-19
A DUPLICATE

4 new and beautiful stock OF frehch
iIimoges) China just received.
India Jewel Glass, onyx Top Tables
and replitz Art Ware III various de-
signs, styles and prices.
The first and only Dresden Lamps
ever offered for sale i'll Mexico are
shown by
WORRELL
HE JEWELER.
Born, to Rev. j. II. Jackson and
wife, a son.
The Ringo and Central Hotels are
going TO put up neat iron porches.
W. I'll. White is blowing up the
lot Just east of the City Hall and
will plant it in potatoes.
Joseph Weimer and L. Watson
attended the funeral of Senator
Major at Fayette Sunday.
There will be more corn planted
in Audrain county this spring than
during any season heretofore.
Marriage license was issued Mon
day to {. l.. Dowell, OF Audrain
county, and Miss Annie Leeper, of
Galloway.
Preaching next Sunday at Oliyet
by the pastor, Rev. }. W. Owen,
both at IL a. m. and ! p. m. All
are invited.
Joseph Steinman will put a
modern front in the building occu-
pied by McLoney's dry goods store
in a few days.
The Public School Board met last
night and sold l.. Phillip 20 feet of
ground just west Of his new residence
at $3.50 a foot.
W. III. White wants it distinctly
understood hat it is not he who
is planting potatoes across the street
from the City Hall.
The ordinance reducing the saloon
licenses will be read the last time
and voted upon at the next regular
meeting of the City Council.
Hopkins & Ricketts,, as agents,
sold to F. NJ. Brewer the north half
of the block adjoining his home in
Duncan's addition to Mexico for
$1,000.
NJ. J. Jones and two daughters,
of frankfort, Mo-, are in Mexico
to-day on a visit to Mr.. Jones' son,
who is attending school at the NJ.
M. A.
Thos. Garrett, formerly of Mex
leo, is now located at st. Helena,
Cal, and has leased a splendid
hotel there, which promises to make
good money.
Willard Carroll caught in Salt
River at the foot of Promenade street
a bass weighing IA pounds and 4
ounces, or 4 pounds and IA ounces,
We don't remember Just which.
The old problem of the ewes and
the lambs is again up for discussion
Fred Blakey of Monroe county ha:
a flock of th~irty-seven ewes, which
have brought him sixty-seven lambs
this season.
Hon. 4. b. Tinsley was downf from
Thompson Station this week. He ii
disappointed that the candidates TO
county offices do not discuss the sill
yer question in their addresses be
fore the public.
We understand the railroad com
panies have changed the ruling tina
no package should be shipped TO
less than 80 cents. The rate is nov
what it has been all along up to thu
time of the change.
If money cannot be made out OF
fair why has A. E. AshbrOok LEASED
the Louisiana, Marshall, Wellsville
and other tracks for this season
Ashbrook made 50 800 clear cash a
Louisiana last year.
W. F. Taylor, Of Martinsburg
Mo-, was awarded $40 in gold 70
guessing the nearest number of re
plies to the guessing contest advertis
ed by the Famous, of st. Louis. Tn
guessing contest was on the result @
the Pollard Breckenridge suit.
John r. Luckie visited his son
who lives at Holiday Monroe coun
ty, this week and says that a youn
lady named Hill, daughter Of one {
Monroe county's most respecte
citizens, drowned herself in a pond
Ii is thought she was insane.
M. Ii. Guthrie, F. V. Gentry
Notary Public. Notary Public.
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