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Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

advertising for a cook during corn
cutting. Hurrah for Claude.
Miss Minnie Mundy has gone to
Vernon OIL a visit.
Mrs. Mart Bybee and neice are
visiting in this vicinity.
Miss Lizzie Hall of Seedtick, is
visiting Miss Ola Heller
Croquet playing and lawn parties
are all the go at Moline.
We are surprised to think Lee is
so badly stuck on a Mexico girl.
No doubt the Seedtick boy will
be surprised to hear that Mr.. Claude
BYbee is going to put Hall in
his mansion.
We think Mr.. Ernest Blum il
struck on Moline or the girls, WI
don't know which.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30
A Victim of Rabies.

FARBER, Mo-. August Ell. K.
Grow, living near this place, was
taken to the asylum today, afflicted
with insanity fits and hydrophobia.
For a number. of years he has had
occasional fits, but not until lately
did he develop symptoms OF insani-
ty and hydrophobla. About three
years ago he was bitten by a neigh.
boris dog, which was then thought
to have been mad. The dog was
killed, but ever since he has had a
dread of dogs. a drop of cold
water now throws him into a fit.
Warm water does not affect him.
He froths at the mouth and howls
like a dog, and entreats those
around him to keep the dogs away.
The case is a most remarkable one,
and has attracted considerable at
tention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

whats Dick doing now?r
"Well, Dick, he's Il doctorin.' "
"And john?
Hes horse tradin.'
"And William2'
He's a-savin' OF souls"
"And Tom2"
"Well, Tom-he's sorter poll.
ticanin' aroun.'
"And your"
"Well, I'm sorter farmin, an
a-feedin' of Dick, an John, an
William, an Toni"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30
THE RACKET
JuSt Received

Nihe doz. Boys Knee pants TO sell at
'and S5c q pair. Fit boys from 5
to ID years old.
ien doz. Window Shades to sell for D,
%, ~ and 47c apiece.
fofty-three doz. Lace Curtains to sell
lor 20, IS, So, S1.10, Sl.27 and Sl.6s
per pair. Also poles and fixture.
new lot of Lace very cheap.
al SILK lace , IL in. wide, Sc per
yard.
same, 3 l-2 in. wide, lie per yard.
same, Z l-2 in. wide, 19c yer yard.
Best pins at Sc q paper.
Boys Shirt Waists from zoe to 45c
apiece.
1--WE us a call. Remember We are
here to stay.
1. The Racket.
~. PLATr, No. IL Washington Street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

The first prize for the best saddle
gelding two years and under was
won by jeff, owned by S. F.
keene, Columbia, Mo-. the second
by Mark Diamond, owned by Mack
Glenn, of Mexico, and third by
Black Denmark, the property of
G. T. King, of New Bloomfield.
The judges decided that the best
saddle mare, 2 years and under,
was Mary Mark, owned by H. o.
Craig, of Mexico. The second in
rank was Lily Rose, owned by &C.
Nicolson, of Calwood, Mo-, and the
third money was awarded to C. C.
Nicolson, who showed along with
Lilly Rose his little mare, Queen
lex.
For the finest horse, mare or geld
ing any age, Rex Mcdonald, prop
erty of Freeman Il Son, of Audrain
was awarded first, Potts Artist,
owned by l.. l.. Lyme, of Slater, sec,
ond, and a topny bay weanling colt
owned by W. W. Johnson, of Au-
drain, third. In this show YER
Star Rose, Samuel j., King Rose,
Sam Small, Count Monte Cristo,
Rosa Boyd, Lancaster and Fawn
Foot. Each animal was a good one
and most of them superior.
For the best saddle stallion 3years
and under, Hopemont, owned by T.
S. Harrison, of Auxvasse, first, Out
of-Sight second and kingRose third.
Bunceton Belle took first premium
for the best harness mare 3 wears
and under. She is owned by w.
H. Downing, Marshall. Pauline
Carnegie, belonging to Cort Stewart,
Prohibit ion, Mo-, was second.
Best mare any breed with spring
colt. Here was a grand ring and it
attracted more than ordinary atten-
ton on account of the babies. ]. P.
Sharp, of Concord, took first on his
mare and colt, J. G. Sanford, of
Auxvasse, second and +. l.. John
son, of Columbia, third.
Tom Harrison's George took first
ribbon for the best gelding 8 years
and under, Bill Davis second on
Carter Harrison and ]. H. Crockett
third On Duluth Style. George also
vas winner in the ring for the best
harness gelding, Duluth Style sec
ond and George McGregor, owned
by w. A. Graham, of Mineola, Mo-,
third.
John S. Atkins chestnut filly,
Wild Rose, swept everything in the
ring for the best harness mare n
year Or under, just as was expected.
She is invincible in her class. Sec
ond was won by Miss Cheatham,
property of S. G. Richards, of Cen
%tralia, and third by Ruth, who be-
longs to MN Maddox, of Calwood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30
FISH BRANCH.

Those who haye corn are going
to hold it for high prices.
Meyer Brus have pulled in with
their machine. They have quite q
job OF saving for this TALL and
winter.
DIR Cameron had a watermelon
case a few days ago in the way of
dressing wounds and sowing up a
scalp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Circuit Clerk B. c. Johnson has
appointed F. G.. jacob, of Martins
burg, and Percy Hord, of Mexico,
appraisers of the stock of Andrew
Pihale, hardware merchant of Mar
tinsburg, who assigned to Joseph
Fennewald. a few days since.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30
State Committee Meeting.

The Democratic State Central
Committee met at the Contra.
Hotel yesterday and transacted
routine business. Hon. Champ
Clark was present and consented to
make a speech in Cole County un'
der the auspices of the State Com
mittee on Sept. 9Th. The following
districts were represented: First
District, J. II. Carroll; Second, Dis.
trict, X. NJ. White proxy for Robert
Lozier; Third District, j. Thomas ;
Fourth District, J. G. Davis; Fifth
District, Barney Corrigan: Seventh
District, DIR. J. r. Brown; Eighth
District, }. W. Zevely; Ninth Dis
trict, S. b. Cook; Twelfth District,
J. IL. Carroll, proxy for c. C Mat
fit; Thirteenth District, H. L.
Rozier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

The seven year old son and three
year old daughter of E. E. Jones,
who lives in Mexico, started Tues,
day to run off to the country to visit
the family of Arthur Sharp. The
little were bare footed and
had reached Lamartine Lack
lands before there mother had
overtaken them. The little girl had
a boquet of wild flowers in her hand
and was endeavoring to hide under
a bridge so she wouldn't have to be
taken back home. The %''little
tramps" were having a great time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30
Ashbrook and the MoberIy Fair.

The Messrs. Ashbrook left on the
Pas train for Kansas City by way
of Higbee and the "Alton." So
ends the great fair. Some of the
premiums have been paid and some
not, and possibly some steps will
be taken against Mr.. A. E. Ash
brook if it can be made out of him.
Mr.. Ashbrook made no money while
here and probably spent considera-
BILE, but the failure of many local
people to pay their subscriptions
forced him to knock under, but it
is said he will return and pay what
he owes. 1t is not thought that
Mr.. Ashbrook took any money away
with him and it is believed his in
tentions were honorable.-Moberly
Democrat.
And still the deluded horse men
will follow Ashbrook around the
country knowing full we'll they take
big chances on getting the money
they win at meetings under his
control.
Johnson's Oriental Soap is the
most delicate facial soap for ladies'
use in existence. Sold by French
& Garrett.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Thomas Staples, who lives seven
miles south east of Mexico, died
Tuesday at the age of 70 years. lie
was a highly respected citizen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Major Harvey Salmon could not
attend the meeting Of the State
Committee an account of the death
of his wife which occurred this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Thomas Pagan, a carpenter, fell
Off the Roden building Tuesday,
breaking his leg and spraining his
wrist. His condition is not thought
to be dangerous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30
The Game Law.

The game laws in Missouri pro-
vide hat turtle doves and meadow
larks may be killed after August 1,
prairie chickens after August Is,
and quail and wild turkey after
October Liberty (Mo.)Advance.
The Advance takes great pleas
ure in correcting its contemporaries
when they make a mistake and on
one or two occasions has had the
LEDGER on the griniron. People
who live in glass houses should not
throw stones. Wild turkeys can
be shot any time after September
10, that is, if you get close enough
to them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30
TIMOTHY.

N%inety-nine farmers out of a hun
bred like to SOW strictly pure seed.
| have got them. Respectfully,
w. A. NORRIS,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Bob freeman says Howard Bailey
offered him $4,000 for Rex Nc
Donald, but that the figure was
just $1,000 short of the price it
takes to buy him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

W. L. Kent, n of Mexico's
most prosperous merchants, was
bare footed Monday morning. Sun
day night he left his new pair OF
shoes on the porch. Some Coxey-
lite who was tired of going bare foot
ed carried them off.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

J. A. Thomas, of Farber, passed
through Mexico Monday in charge
of J. X. Crow of near that place,
whom he, assisted by several friends,
was taking to Fulton to place in the
asylum. Epilepsy is the trouble
with Mr.. Crow and he is very violent
at tines-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Mr.. Gilliland, of Wellsville, at
tended the fair this week and made
the LEDGER a pleasant call.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

The Misses Moore, of Montgom-
cry City, have rented a room on the
north side of the square from Mr..
Ryerson and will open a millinery
store at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

J., n. Basket, of this city, had
ali illustrated article on ''Why
Birds Build So in the Sunday
School Times this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland Of West Mexico, died
Saturday evening and was buried
Sunday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

The Salem Association of Regular
Baptists will convene with Monroe
Street Baptist Church Saturday,
September /, at II O'Clock a. M,
and the two following days. All
| are cordially invited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

j. a. Harrison, County Assessor,
will finish his work in the county
in the next few weeks and will then
assess property in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

George II. Kunkel hos received a
setting of Chinese pheasant eggs
which he is going to have Matched.
If he has good luck with these he
will endeavor to raise quite a num-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

"Dolph' Hurd and family, OF
Iowa, are visiting friends in Mexico
| and Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Proprietors of booths, fruit stands,
etc, or parties going on Il picnic
a not do no better than buy their
iruit supplies of Conway. He al
ways has fruit in its season.-Ringo
Corner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

J. w. Young, who lives southeast
OF Mexico, brought in Il half dozen
ears OF fine corn to the LEDGER
office yesterday. Some of them were
IL inches long and nearly 3 inches
IN diameter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Urban Weimer is home from the
western portion of the State and
says the crops there are looking
splendid.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Miss Elizabeth Digs will arrive
to-day and be the guest Of Miss
RosaIee Moore during the Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

j. F. Llewellyn has displayed up
on one of his counters some lovely
water lily blossoms, the result of a
successful little experiment of J. J.
Steele's. Mr.. Steele planted some
seed in a little slough of back water
from the water works lake and he
now has some of the largest water
lilly blossoms ever seen in the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Farmers who attend the fair should
call on Sam Morris and see his cele-
brated corn cutting machine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

1t was the decision of the judges
that @. r. Il. should be given Rich.
ard WIS position, just as though he
had not started. There is a wide
differences of opinion among horse
men as to the business of giving z.
II. L. Richard VS. winning heats,
many claiming the race should have
begun anew when the latter was
ruled ont.
1t was after & O'Clock before the
first heat il the 2:25 trot was called.
1t was a rank field to send off but
Col. Clay let them go at the eleventh
score, scattered all over the track. 1t
was the best that could be done I'M
der the trying circumstances.
Ida d. took the sulks and got at
her old tricks while Light Hall, who
is usually a good actor, gave Carter
a whole lot of trouble. Nettie, the
favorite, won the only heat trotted,
Red Glover second, Ida d. third,
Henry c. fourth, Light Hall fifth,
Sarah Gilbirds sixth, Prince Medium
seventh. Time, 2:24'4. The race
was left unfinished and will be the
first on the card to-day.
COUNTY PLUG RACE.
Three-fourths mile dash for horses
that never started in a race, purse
$50.
The county plug race yesterday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

1t is exclamation, of surprise that
greets us as every new customer
hears orr prices and sees what the val
lie is. In more senses than one, clothes
make the man. They make him APP
pear presentable or otherwise. Those
wrinkles on the shoulders tell a mis-
fit story. The vest that rolls in ridges
mean the wearer has missed the
mark in his selection, and did not buy
his clothes here.
Faults like these We guard against.
We deal in facts, and sell a first-class
suit for $3.50. No truth is distorted
from u lips to make goods go.
Joe &c Vic Barth,
The Mexico ClOthiers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

While cleaning out 4 well belong
ing to j. ID. Tucker, south of the
public school building, a valuable
gold watch was found. 1t had been
in the well for some time end the
works Of the watch were completely
ruined. 1t Is supposed TO have
been stolen and thrown there by the
thief to escape detection.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Mrs. Durkee and Mrs. bearing,
oil shelbyvllle, H., who have been
visiting their sisters, Mrs. j. NJ.
Pollard and Mrs. Z. s. Cave, of
this city, returned home Saturday
afternoon.
A citizen of Mexico was fined
this week for whipping his wife.
lie pleaded guilty and got light fine.
The next time he appears in the
court guilty of this offense he viii
be given a benefit.
The booths running are occupied
oy J. P. Dobyns, (No. 1O) Ed.
slaughter, Of Laddonia, j. C..
Elliott, of Laddonia, Saunders Il
Leniton and K. A. Bradley. Others
8lil'start up to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Your choice in 5000 copies of
sheet music for 10 cents at Mexico
Machine Il Music Co.'S store.
". ii. UrHAM,
d6t-w1t Manager.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Buy your school books of Z. H.
Carter & Co. and get a nice water
proof satchel free. 21-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Docket June Adjourned Term, 1894.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
3. State VS.. Joe Donnelly.
IS. State VS.. Mike Bobbst.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II.
6. State vs. John Karnes.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Il.
5. State VS.. Thos. Quinlan.
Venire of 60 men for panel in
Donnelly case ordered for September
10th at 10 o'clock.
Venire of 60 men for panel in
Quinlan case ordered for September
18th at 10 o'clock.
SOZODONT the ladies pride,
Only rivals it deride;
ZeEhhrs of flower laden air.
Only with it can compare,
Doing good to everything,
On every side its praises ring:
Neglect to use it. ladies' won't
They all must have their SOZODONT.
Mr.. Sam Hook is no better,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30
a nice waterproof school satchel
free 20 every one buying school
hooks of Z. II. Carter & Co. 21-2t


j. Y. Williams has accepted a
splendid position with a wholesale
grocery house in St.Louis. The bulk
of the years work in his office is
completed. The tax books are made
and school apportionment. He leaves
MIR. Locke, his very efficient dep
uty, in charge of the office, which
is sure not to suffer under his long
and intimate experience. The house
in St. Louis knows Mr.. Williams as
a thorough business mar, and, hav-
ing a vacancy, call him at once to
St. Louis. We congratulate Mr..
Williams and the house on their
mutual good luck. We are glad
that Mr.. Williams has his old ter
ritory and can be in Mexico every
Monday.
Preaching next Sunday at Trinity
at II a. m. by the pastor. At 7:3O
the W. NJ. Society will give an open
meeting. All are invited.
J. w. OWEN, Pastor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30
Jefferson CITY. 4: HeXfcn q.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo. Aug. D.
In the game between Mexico and
Jefferson City here this afternoon
the score vas: Mexico q; Jefferson
City 4.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

|. z. Dyer, 4 prosperous farmer
who lives near Worcester, has some
splendid corn this season.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30
Rex Mcdonald Wins.
AN AUDRAIN HORSE CAPTURES
THE GREATEST SADDLE
STAKE EVER COM
PETED FOR.
The Finest Field Of Fancy Horses THAI
Ever Come Together-Au Sure Enough
Cracker .Jacks-Hard to Beat
Lou Chief Second.

THE grandest sight
ever witnessed on a
fair ground in this
ountry-or, we
might say, in the
world was when
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

John T. Harrison is worse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

The smoke which has been hover.
ing over Missouri for the last few
days comes from forest fires inMich'
igan and Wisconsin. During the
last week there has been such &
smoke over the northern lakes thai
navigation has been almost suspend
ed. The wind being from the north
east gives us q benefit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

At the close Of Hon. Champ
CIark's speech last night Henry
Newman, Of Randolph county, was
called for and made 4 brief address
in favor Of taritf reform.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining in the post
office at Mexico, No., for the week
ending September ], 1884, which if not
called for in thirty days will be sent
to the Dead Letter office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in this
list will please say "advertised:"
Miss Adelia Brown, Miss Annie
Boyd, Mrs. Hattie Collins, c. Cas-
ter, Mrs. NJ. A. Digs, Thomas
Forsyth, Mrs. Annie Hurting, NIL.
Hancock, Loney Hays, Mrs. Addie
Hunter, Miss Corner Jackson, Miss
Sarah Johnson,E c. Niemann, Mrs.
Annie Reid, w. NJ. Robinson, Bessie
Russell, Mrs. M. E. Woods, Kelly
Quisenberry, Mrs. Jessie Quisen'
berry.
Every one buying their school
books of E. H. Garter & Co., get a
waterproof school satchel free.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30
MOLIS0 ITEMS.

Mr.. c. C. Bybee is thinking OF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Misses Callie Morris and Ida
Herman are home from Il short visit
to friends in fandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Red Glover HENDERSON, ,..--......a .
Prince Medium tSteele) go. 900 ....... . 4
Henry c trhurnani $500. E..... Il iii.
Time-2@ils. > .2lts. 2:lF4.
The 2:3O trot had only two star
ters-klevator driven by Billie Car.
ter and Joe by Elial c., driven by
Dave Layton, Joe had his speed
with him, but also had a bad leg
which he severely injured some six
weeks ago. Elevator won the first
heat and Joe was distanced in the
second-not, however, before lead
ing to the half in the first heat in
l:12's and to the first quarter in
the second heat in So seconds. Ele-
vator got a mark of $50.
The 20 pace was not finished.
Sea Foam won the first heat in 2:19
4 Dorance second, Make c. third.
The second heat was captured by
Dorance in 2:25, Make c. second,
Sea Foam third. Sea Foam general
ly puts in one fast heat and quits.
The three minute trot was left
over until to-day.
The one mile dash for runners
vas won by Mamie s., Geo. X. sec
ond, Blue Stone third. Time-1:45
TUESDAYS RACES.
20 trot. 3-year-oIds. Purse 500.
Vineta 10y Midas, w W Cline.
Rensselaer,, l 8 )
Bunceton Belle tDowningl--.-.--2 ) / l :
Tiffany tJohusonl...- .....--...-...3 = = 2 :
iBgeltree ~tMcDannelil .....-.......dis
Time :5Gis. 2:aalt, 2:34t2. 2:flS4. 2:4asl-
A FIGHT To THE FINISH.
The 2:35 pace developed sensa-
tion-you might say a couple of sen
sations. Orchard w, bay stallion
by Blue Vein, S. Ashbrook, Kansas
City" proved to be a ringer and a
horse barred from Association tracks
for life, as we'll as his driver, whose
right name is Houck. After win.
ming two heats W. H. Mckinney
came into the stand and protested
him and made affidavit that the
horse is Leverone, 2:14l4. The
driver stoutly protested his limo
cence and declared both himself and
horse to be straight, but when cali
ed upon to make affidavit to the
fact he quit like a steer and the horse
was ruled out. There is no doubt
as to the identity of each and that
both are outlaws. Houck seemed
glad to get away. There is also a
fine of 5000 against him.
The next sensation was the hot
race and fighting finish old Pap"
Barbour's Q. r. L. gave "Richard
W" in each heat. The Alphabet
sorrel stallion was never more than
a quarter of a second behind the
ringer and after the outlaw had been
declared out q. +. Il. led the gang
the entire route and went to the
front in 2:22. Nobody thought he
could do it, not even his owner. q.
l.. Il. is Il dead game ace horse.
Throughout the entire race the con-
testants We're all well up and lowered
like a bunch ofquaii. Angie B. put
in Il mile in about 2:24, but was
short of work and could not hold her
clip.
2;5 pace. Purse 500.
O.. Il. T.. s. :. by Ed. Sutherland Bar
lour) = /
Grover Cleveland tMaddox) .--....----.6 ) ::
Price McGrath Carter 4 :;
Rather iCollinsl Is 4
Angie b tSteelel ...-.....-.-- -.-...--.3 . dis
T~iIne-2:2 }lt 2:@: 2"nI4
1t was the decision of the judges
that Q. r. Il. should be given Rich
ard WIS position, just as though he
had not started. There is a wide
difference of opinion among horse
men as to the business of giving q.
Il. L. Richard WIS winning heats,
many claiming the race should have
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

John W. Jacks, OF the Montgom-
cry Standard, attended the Mexico
fair and pronounces it first'Ciass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Mrs. Mary Sims Is no better.
Hubert Schmidt Is dangerously i'll.
Uncle Abe Tinslcy was in Mexi-
60 this week.
T. Il. Duncan spent Sunday at
home with his family.
Born, to Otto Fleming and wife
Aug. 9th, an eight pound boy.
W. II. IIoagIanl, druggist at
Benton City, spent Sunday in Mex
leo.
Rev. Tip Hook has returned to
Kansas. His brother Samuel is no
better.
Harry Atchison and wife are
home from a visit to relatives in
Centralia.
Mrs. Clarence Worsham presented
her husband Monday With Il II
pound boy.
Mrs. Annie Hill, nee Annie Craw-
ford, is visiting friends and rela-
tives in Mexico.
Ida and Alice Moore, of Mont
gonery City, are the guests of Miss
Sallie Hignight.
The "oldest inhabitant' says we
are having our Indian summer Il
little early this year.
Misses Callie Morris and Ida
Herman are home from q short visit
to friends in Eandalia.
|. 2. Dyer, 4 prosperous farmer
who lives near Worcester, has some
splendid corn this season.
Farmers who attend the fair should
call on Sam Morris and see his cele-
hrgfeH corn crittinr machine
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

The Coolest inhabitant' says We
are having our Indian summer Il
little early this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Ida and Alice Moore, of Mont
gomery City, are the guests of Miss
Sallie Hignight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Mrs. Annie Hill, nee Annie Craw-
ford, is visiting friends and rela-
tiyes in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Mr.. Sam Hook is no better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Mrs. Clarence Worsham presented
her husband Monday with Il II
pound boy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30
WON'T TALK WITHOUT THE CASH.

The Mexico ClOthiers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30
Where the Old Man Came In

to buy him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-30

Harry Atchison and wife are
home from a visit To relatives in
Centralia.