Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-12

Enmons iOt ehc oess ooock Food.
Lee Bros had a load OF horses =.
the st. Louis market last week.
1t is reported that glanders is M.
valent among the horses In the yIcIs %
ity Of Bellfiower.
All kinds Of Stock Food.
EMMONs
Mexico buyers, as usual, were amoD.I
the largest purchasers at the month";
stock sales, at Fulton, Monday.
W. H. Trlplett, west Of this CHI,
recently sold a fine chestnut Qeld,r,
to Lewis Bolts, Of Santa Fe, tor I
fancy price.
Come in and talk the Stock Fo,,
over. EMSroSs
T. ]. Landers, OF the Landers Oan
mission Co. at the St. Louis Nations
Stock Yards, was in this city on bus1
ness Saturday.
G. @. Turner, OF Boone county, Ma
marketed 2i1 head OF the Star
Mexican lambs that weighed CO mi
and sold at 81 IS; also native lambs h
s735.
For the benefit Of his many friend
In the Kingdom and the Fulton new
papers in particular, the LEDGER vi
say that r, r. Buckner is q citizen
Mexico.
Lewis s. Sims, prominent AudnI
county, Mo-, stockmen, had in IS be,
OF good steers Yesterday that averaa.l
1898 lbs, and sold to Armour & Co +
s5.35 per cwt.
John Winters, the we'll known lad
buyer Of high-ciass horses, shlpuI
eight from Trenton, Mo-, Thur
day. These will be lifted for n
spring demand.
Mrs. J. W. Coakley, residing mort
east Of this city, has sold during d
past year 1864 dozen eggs, Tor whl
she received sl79 90. A nice In
amount OF pin money. What AL
rain lady can beat this?
Luke M. Emerson, the well kpoI
dealer in jacks, Of Bowling Green,
In this city Friday. Mr.. Emerson
lately purchased Of Boone couu
citizens, ten fine jacks. He report
strong demand for high class.ja
and jennetts from all mule rails
sections, and finds that the sup
is becoming very limited.
J. At Brown, the well known nj
chant Of this city, justly claims Sd
distinction as money maker in
breeding of hogs. Mr.. Brown In
purchased two pigs for $3.50, one
| which has produced for him th
litters Of pigs in the past year.
first litter numbered nine and
for an aggregate Of $50. The seO
litter also numbered nine and bruu
their owner $50. The third Iii
was 13 In number and owing to
| low prices brought but $3.50.
total amount brought by the offsp
OF the s1.40 sow was STAT So This
is kept at a very small cost, as
Brown keeps COW and from the
supply Of milk and from other
from his kitchen lessons the cost
her keep TO a great extent,
FROM THE FULTON SUN.
Wood Mulr,one Of Hatton's hust
mule men, sold 81 head Of the
cared beauties last Saturday 10 D y
ert Harrington, OF st. Louis, 10
sideration for which he receive
check for ss,542 SO. an average oil
so per head.
FROM THE AUxyAssE REVIEW
| Dyer Bros. bought OF viii Y
the other day his crop Of ccn
sisting of 4, III bushels, for which
paid s2,O9050.
Il. W. Smith, out westlof AuIV
lost a valuable saddle mare the
day by death. The cause Of It's
mise was wire cut on its hip ..
oping into blood poisoning,
FROM LIVE STOCK REPoRTER
Gill Turner marketed from Aud
county, Mo-, of his own feeding
head Of the "Star" Mexican d
that averaged 6S pounds and sod
s7.0O.
| W. NJ. Affiick, OF Boone County
was here Friday and marketed
head Of the Starr Mexican yeah
that averaged 81 pounds and sol
s7.25. These sheep were fed By
Hartley.
| FROM THE FULTON GAZETTE
A. B. Kidwell, near AuxyaSse
300 sheep. on hand that be will
on grain rations about FebruaF
They are of the kind that grade
port sheep when fattened and hna
for market.
Tarr Bros, residing close to q
Greek, In west Galloway, recently
a young jack to John Adair, Of
vase. The purchase was madefd
f. Harrison, OF Craig, Colo, and
price paid was $500.
e. L. Hills, who owns the Jan
1arm, a couple or miles SOuthWH
Fulton, sold a pair Of skye
English Shire geldlngs to Lee
ers, Of Mexico, Monday, for $500
were strictly on the draft orders
ed $500 pounds and were an
tionally good looking team Of B
Gilmore Bros, over towards
cord, lately paid Clarence Bros
the north Galloway line, 5 ce1
pound for 25 native lambs and b
81 lambs of Charley Bump, Of HI
neighborhood, at $500 per hus
pounds. They also paid Mr
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