Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

A. r. Davis to w. J. Howard, 50
acres, miles soulh of Martinsburg
81 800.
A. G. Naylor to John Winn, SO
acres, 10 miles north of Mexico
81 600.
F. F. Hesse to H. S. Greer, lots
5 d 6, block 13, Vandalia-s65O.
David Daniel to w. B. Besheare,
80 acres, Smiles southwest of Van
dalia-$2, 400.
John w. Henderson to J. H.
Reynolds, Is 14-10O acres, adioin-
ing Farber and all block Is town of
Farber-s3, 125.
Daniel M. Blount to Elizabeth
Blount, sopth ] lots 5 g. 6, block 8,
in FarberAS1Oo.
John G. HIT to johnson Davis,
100 acres, 8 miles southwest of
Mexico-s4,2o6
| Charles w. Baker to Bluford
Hillnian, lot 1, 3lock 13, Ladd's
add. extended to Msxico-s55O.
Geo. 1. Ferris to Geo. D. Ferris,
lot II, block 2, county addition to
Mexico-sS0O.
| Robert w. Tureman ito Green
Clay, 15S 42-1oO acres, l mile south
of Mexico-s11, 800.
Green Clay to Cornelius S. Mas
tin, SO 80-1OO acres, 1 mile south of
Mexico-$6, 600.
Elizabeth H. Gohan to Adam C..
Barnes, lot Z, block IA, original
town Of Mexico-s2,OO0.
| Sarah J. Sparks to G. L. wright,
lots 3 & 4, block s, Mnldrow's sub
division to NO
| A. C. Nayll-8 rvs : ,Winn, SO
acres, 10 miles nor s SSt of Mex
ico-s1 900. s
w. IL. Crawford to Farley Camp
bell, 40 acres, 10 miles north Of
Mexico-s1 600.
w. L. Crawford to John G.. Viii.
flloy, 80 acres, 12 miles nosthwest
of Mexico-$6OO.
J. R. Pollard to Bassford & Tuck
er, lot 2, Cardwell's addition tt
Mexico-s1, 400.
Bassford & Tucker to J. R. Pol
, lard, 73 acres p miles southeast o
! Mexico-s1, $50.
James M. Landrum to F. NJ. Ak
: ridge, 40 acres I mile north of Lad
I dania-s1 200.
John Stauffer (decd. by heirs t
}, Geo. w. Stauffer, 230 acres, 2 mile
l south of fBenton City--$5, 1874 37-1OG
II To Ayeid DiphtheIia.
e Diphtheria is preventable dis
e ease. Proper preventive measure
l. are almost invariably followed by tn
e limitation of the disease to the fir.
IF case or cases. When diphtheri
o gets away from the primary cases an
IS makes its escape upon the communit
]. somebody else is to blame. Kee
d away from the sources of the conts
= gion. Do not go where the diseas
If is if you can help it; and, above al
If do not let your children go where
,. is. From the dwelling and it's vicil
2 ity Danish all sources of filth, whetl
er of the ground, of the water or {
the air. The ground under an
N around the house, if not natural
If dry, should be thoroughly and dee
m ly drained Diphtheria does nj
% come from far through the air, ther
fore do not shut up your house tigh
" lily, thinking thereby to shut out tt
lie disease. By so doing you shut in Il
ut poison of re-breathed air, whi'
g. paves the way and makes it easy f
c. the poison of diphtherla to clai
~ your children. Let the sunshine
D. by day and night. When diphther
lis prevalent avoid all crowded gat
ye erings; especially keep children fro
of such places. What is apparent
ne only common sore throat in adu
ur will sometimes give rise to an o,
OF break of diphtheria in childre
m therefore, in all cases of sore thro,
nd prudence would dictate caution
r. using dishes which others are to u:
r.. A kiss to child under these circu
rv stances may be the unconscious s
; >, nature of the little ones death W
rant When diphtheria is rife, Ike
from the children gums, jewshar]
harmonious and other things VIII
~ go from mouth to mouth. Be 81
- that the drinking water and the m
- are pure.
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