Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-18
Live, Go-Ahead Firms Which
Seek and Do Business.
List of Those who Occupy Space
In tho Mexico Fair Cata-
logue. Which Circu-
lates Widely.

large pile Of sheets is now in the
book bindery for completion. The
catalogue contains "a pages, includ.
ing premium list, speed programme,
rules and regulations Of the Fair
Association and advertisements.
The book will be ready for distrlbu-
ton in few days and will be thor
oughly circulated all over this coun-
try. The following business men
and firms, fairs, schools, colleges,
ETC., are represented in its pages,
every one Of which is thoroughly
reliable
Ringo House Saloon, Tony Wei
nand, proprietor.
st. Louis National Stock Yards,
East st. Louis, Ill.
st. Louis Paper Co., 703 to 709
Locust St., st. Louis.
James T. johnson, the auction
eer 25 years experience. q
st. Louis Type Foundry, Third
and Vine streets, St. Louis.
Jno. w. McKinley's Restaurant
just north Of the post-office. .
The Richelieu Hotel, 14th and
Washington Ave-, st. Louis.
Ringo Hotel, Mexico, Mo. VIM.
F. Reed, proprietor. Centrally locat-
ed.
A. X. Luckie, dealer in granite
and marble monuments, Mexico
Mo.
Missouri's greatest resort, the
Hannibal cave. z. Fielder. mana.
ger.
Hamilton Brown Shoe Co., st
Louis. Everybody wears their $2.5C
shoes.
Mermod & Jaecard Jewelry Co.
cor. Broadway and Locust Sts., st
Louis.
Stephens College, Columbia, Mo
Send to Rev. T. w. Barrett for cata
logue.
Frank Coatsworth, the lumber
merchant, sells the best fence OF
earth.
Milton G. Brown, Real Estate
agent, 300 Missouri Ave., East St
| Louis.
Kemper's saloon, where the finesi
brands of liquid refreshments car
be had.
VIM. Diesel, carriage and repair
| shop, corner Jefferson and Liberty
streets.
Laclede Hotel, Fifth, Sixth and
Chestnut Sts., st. Louis. Centrally
located.
The Delmonico Restaurant. B
Fl. Tuttle, proprietor. Terms, $l.0(
per day.
,Wilburn & Jennings, livery, feed
and sale stables, just north of Har
per corner.
J. w. Patton, opposite post Office
headquarters for all kinds of sad
dlery, etc.
Roodhouse, ILL.,, Driving Park and
Fair Association. Meeting July
21st to oath.
Mrs. Mckee & Daughter, milli-
merry and fancy goods, under the
LEDGER Office.
Holt, Payne & Co., live stock
commission merchants, Union Stock
Yards, st. Louis.
Canton, Mo-, Fair Association
Fair begins August 4th and con-
tinues four days.
w. S. Hathaway, farm products.
agricultural machinery, grain, wool,
-four, mill feed, etc.
Mexico Public Schools, one page,
naming officers and teachers and
Board of Education.
Pate Stock Farm Co., st. Louis,
Mo. E. Mansfield, see'y, 304 North
M ain st., st. Louis.
Central College, Lexington, Mo-,
for young ladies. Twenty-third
session opens Sept. 6.
Griffee Bros. Shoe House, North
Side Square !; headquarters for fine
and medium footwear.
Sam N. Evans, the South Side
Merchant Tailor, invites custom.
Perfect fit guaranteed.
Phoenix Loan Association of st.
Joseph /; capital stock, 100000.
Lots of money to loan.
Sam Morris, produce merchant,
Mexico, Mo-, will buy anything on
earth you have to sell.
st. Joseph fall meeting begins
Sept. 18th and continues four days.
j. T. Imbrie. secretary.
Mexico Fire Brick Co.. capital,
100000. Manufacturers of FIRE
brick, cupola blocks, etc.
William Jewell College, Liberty,
Mo. Forty-second annual session
begins Thursday, Sept 8.
Mexico Steam Laundry, w. w.
Williams, proprietor. Now located
in new Glandon building.
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