Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26

Butter, per lb.-12c. y
The United States Packing
q Company are in the market for
N all the eggs and poultry they
can get. y
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Chas. Dean sold Chas. Dunn two
mules this week.
Mrs. j. II. Rogers, of the Santa
Fe vicinity, purchased two Barred
Rock cockereb from C. L. Blanton,
Of Paris, to head two Of her yards.
Rouse Bros, near Santa Fe. sold
a pair OF heavy horses to VIM Rice
for 1925.
S. P. Elliott sold his farm, So
acres, west f Long Branch store, 10
IL. A. Edwards at $65 an acre. He
spent last week in Texas and okla.
homa looking for a location. Mr.. Ed
wards now has 44O acres in one
tract.
John Brewer, of this city shipped
a car load Of horses from Pad s latt
week; among those he purchased
from we're James A%yerson's run
ming walk horse for $225, Dave Buerk
4 for 5000 and 5 of Chester Calls at
s225.
John Brewer Of Mexico bought a
fine brood mare and filiey from B1l
Phillips Of Paris for $475.
Mr.. Cunningham Of Laddonla,
bought mules from the following
parties last week: / pair of Mat Han
ma for $500; l pair of Geo. vanland.
ingham, ST., $500; / pair Of Geo. Van
Iandingham, Jr., 1876; l par Of VIM.
v~anlandingham $3.50; / pair Of Set
ties Bros, $225. and ] mule from w.
R. WiIkerson for 1920.
The report that VIM. VI. Lock has
sold his farm, Lockland, to the
State is unfounded. Mr.. Lock still
owns and has charge of his farm
which Is one of the best In the ooun-
ty.
Vim Wallace will sell at auction
at 2 o'clock the AFTERNOON OF Feb. 4,
at the front door of the Court House
the C. NJ. Hall farm OF 100 A. near
M~artinsburg.
B. middleton sold Carl Dawes,
of Tennessee, a fine Rex Mcdonald
saddle colt this week.
John Dermody, a well-known farm
or near Benton City, says the wheat
In his section looks very o
B. R. Middleton shipped a load Of
good mules to Tennessee this week.
c. c. Bybee, one of Audrain's busy
mule men, sold four yearling mare
mules to Carl Dawes, of Tennessee,
this week for $3.50 a piece. This
price is said to be about the top
ever paid for mare mules in
this section.
Lon Heller, N of our we'll known
farmers, bought from Robt. Kerr. a
load of good yearlings this week for
$40 a head.
G. c. Bybee sold B. r. Middleton
2 three-years-old a mules this
week for $3.50 a piece.
b. R. Middleton shipped a carload
OF mules to st. Louis this week.
Alex Carter sold B. r. Middleton
mules for $50 this week.
Billy Mason sold Chas Dunn Mon.
lay four good mules for $500.
rex H., a son Of the famous Rex
Mcdonald, was sold by b. r.. Middle.
ON to j. A. Snowman, of Doniphan. (.
No, for $3.50. The sale was made :,
through a 7lIne Ledger for sale al.
hex l.. Is a fine saddlor and DOES
'redit to his great sire. He was
FUSED by II. r. Locke, Of this city.
md has a great future. All Of Roy 7.
icDonah's colts are in great dc.
nand.
Tom Bass, Of this city, made an. I,
.uner Big winning Saturday at the
Show IN Denver. With Roy /,
,hlef A. he won the American sad. /,
ie horse breeders cup and tho Z
lodel horse event. Rex Chief 4 !,
a'lsed no little comment by his
NOQ0prfuI abrAus
Bass Chester Peayine was iudgad +
ne best five-gaited saddle horse AZ \
ne snow. Miss Loula Long. of Kan. q
as Oaty, won in the roadster oIags Q
ID King, and Adolphus Busch ~ \
en-. ~n =
Macon, Mo-, Jan. "a. n
~ encourage road work, Roy WIN. a
ains' highway engineer of Macon
my, gives a road drag free to ,
farmer who makes application !
u one II the farmer does not ,so
- drag 1t Is taken from him ond
wen to some one more induatriopo
ne Dads of the county have been
'uoi improved by the arrangement
bod Ferris, one Of Auaratn,s
aaing stockmen, has been buvlno
u,eS IN Gasconade county.
70. shobe, one of our wen knou,n
'ocKmen, bought 81 head Of cattIa
me cast end last week.
ferris & Freels of Laddonia
I''e She J head of mules from Nebo,
iiensiey, Of Buell., Mo-. was q
,re Saturday and in COMPANY ,s,,s a,
OuI. Ferris drove out and bousS, :,
mead Of mules from W.. p. cnn' !,
"snam and 4 from Charley ma. 81
lie paid 5000 per head "
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.. =, Digs bought Of ]. r.. NM. q,
NV o. Rails Co, 90 head OF two