Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-18
Howard College for young NO
men, Fayette, Mo. For catalogue
send to Rev. Hiram D. Groves.

Iu6H, CaySttes mo. OI catAtOSut
send, to Rev. Hiram D. Groves.
Prof. Treloar, agent for pianos,
organs. sheet music and all kinds of
musical instruments, Mexico, Mo.
Thomas ]. Gibson & Co. want
your butter. eggs, poultry, produce,
etc. No. 113 North Jefferson street.
Dell Barker's .Richland Farm, ?
Greenwood, Mo. Breeds and sells
standard trotting and pacing horses.
| H. D. Hunter, architect. Mr..
Hunter furnishes plans and spec
ifications for all classes of buildings.
| M. ShanghnessY & Go. aClub
House" brand Bourbon whiskey.
H. A. Forgey, Mexico, No., general
agent.
| The Wellsyille Fair occupies two
pages. Exhibition to be held Sept.
18th to 10th. Good purses are
offered.
The Monroe City Fair begins
August 11th and closes the 18th.
Three thousand dollars in stakes
and purses.
| G.. L. Ferris, the go-ahead hard
ware man. He advertises the best
spring wagon on wheels. -Four
story brick.
MeCune College, Louisiana. Rev.
Thos. J. Musgrove, president.
Twenty-third year begins Tuesday,
Sept. Is, prox.
The Windsor Hotel, Mexico, Mo.
Messrs. Burkhart & Eagon, proprie.
tors. House modern in all OF its
improvements.
! Roberts House, N. M. Roberts
proprietor. Rates, $1.00 per day
One block east of Ringo House, in
Fowle building.
Southern Bank Of Mexico. Does
a general banking business. Hon
C. H. Hardin, president H. A
Ricketts,, cashier.
Depot Dining Hall, P. M. Shlep.
pey, proprietor. Just across rail.
road track south of Union Depot
First-class house.
| The Shelbina Fair commences or
Tuesday, Aug. 18th, and continues
four days. Liberal premiums in all
classes are offered.
| Chillicothe Normal School and
Business Institute, Allen Moore
president and proprietor. Twenty.
six members in the faculty.
Hardin College for young ladies
Prof. A. K. Yancey, president, as.
sisted by fourteen competent teach.
ers, including six professors.
I Buckley & Moore, the old reliable
grocers, across the street from the
LEDGER Office. Largest grocery and
fprovision house in the country.
The Globe Hotel, j. N. Hum
phrey, proprietor. Located at foot
of bridge over railroads. Entire
bnilding being remodeled and house
refurnished.
Urban Weimer, manufacturer oi
| fine cigars ; wholesale and retail
dealer in smoking and chewing
tobacco. First door south of Ringc
Hotel building.
i Lemp's st. Louis lager beer, ac-
knowledged the best !; sold every
where. Mr.. H.. Schmidt, locaI
manager and agent. Warehouse
near Union Depot.
/ Turner, Jackson s Co., East Side
Square dry goods, clothing, staple
and fancy groceries, etc. A reliable
go-ahead firm composed Of first.
class business men.
Hallet & Davis pianos, 179 Tre-
mont ST., Boston, Mass. For three
successive years these pianos. have
been selected as the prize instru.
ments of Hardin College.
! The Missouri Military Academy
Prof. A. F. Fleet, principal. Build
ings enlarged to double capacity to
to meet increased patronage. No
school has met with such phenome-
nal success.
Lewis Phillip 4 Son, Star Cloth
iers, west side Square. Mr.. Phillip,
sen., has been in the clothing busi-
ness in Mexico for Is years, and has
established first-class reputation.
Mr. .Cass Hagan is with this live firm.
The Perry Institute and Business
College, Perry Rails County, Mo.
Prof. French Strother, principal.
This school is for the higher educa-
tion Of both sexes and is non-sec-
tartan. Glasses maintained in classi-
cal, scientific and business courses.
Seventh scholastic year begins Sep
tember 1.
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