Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

~. a. uzarkeea
ek.sio Asa the representative @
he 1o.rnal had TIE opporunHy
nan~hos bob May the YartneFshipl
eoufSuse and erow prosperous e our
ea-ue1 ulsa and prayer-1ournAi q
Agn.eanure.
: a. Palss and r. 5. Aaaans viii
sess 500 head Of sheep ths winter
a p. NAddleion bought 40 mule
salts al ]. c. Jones, q HaAsaie
|fhls Neek as well as psying ssee %
n. p. Brown for two roanoanalon
horses.
lee Bros. paid o. A. Wren Of Cal
awar county $3.50 for a year CD
/ selding last week
W. l. Green and sca, Of cene<~iA
recently bought a aae mare maie Of
81 u Dunn, near Hereford. Galway
county for $3.50. s.
J. J. oainian, Of this oantx p@sa
Gilmore Brcs. OF neal Auxsasse sssu
far afine span Of mules last week
Charles Hoffman, five miles north
west 81 Auxvasse has made a num-,
.lbe, Of %ook deals within the pssk
few DAYS He sold a i've year on
walking geiding to a dealer named
.lLnsoa. Of Tennessee for SIZE; a
mule colt to B. R. Middleton. q Mex
Eco, for si02.5o; mule colt 10 Edgar
.lLockridge, six miles northwest q
Auxvasse. SIS; two mule colts % ".
I'D. Mcdonald, three miles northwest
o. Mexico, fer sl70 and bought II
hoes and a calf from Logan Conner
YES Of Aurxasse, for Ss7 for the
! bunch. Mr. Hoffman afterward sold
, the Mcdonald mules TO William Sims
for sl75.-Fultoa Gazette
A One q the big IDEAS a week age
r In tie mule line was the sale OF
: ten mare mules py o. Z Underwood
r cas- of williamsburg. to j. A. Smith.
! Of Mexico for 81 eco The hyhFsdi
were two years old and had been
! mssed 81 Mr.. Underwood from The
e sucking stage. He bought them a
Sl5 a head and sold them iHs t~S
r. years 10 a day from the date he
/ bought thsm-Gazeste.
3 Jake Backner. south Of this CITY
/. bought 20 head Of t~woyear-old steer
4. from Earl Carter and William Ma
son hat weighed an average OF 81
a. pounds and cost him si9o. he 80
70 three from a farmer named Pftze
Is that averaged 9s5 pounds az s.
n hundred.
al C. II. Dean. * this county. rccebtl
IS sold d ear Boad Of 81 heed u mul
colts 70 Ingram broshers. Of cai
eoka. Tenn. a 500 around ana Ia
Is anolher bunch Of 80 head on ham
IA which the came buyers Will look .
a IN a few days,
e. A strange worm, said to Be a sps
Is ebes OF the ariny worm, has made y
b appearance in Galway county, al
he is playing havoc with carly whea
Va fields and pastures.
ip + S Dnalap, north Of Fulton, va
be he first farmer to report the straAs
n pest. Some time ago be sowed ]
IS aer@ Of wheat. ats and rye for a
rs early pasture. and 1t had attained
i growth Of about four inches, whe
As be first noticed the worm a week az
BE last Sunday BY the last Of th
week they had eaten IL acres a
&c clean as a floor He believes II
roots OF the young pasture are unil
jured and that Il viii produce anothi
growth if the worms are gotten o.
the field in some way.
be James Patterson, Of north CaEaws
Is had 4 g aere wheat field eaten elea
re l. 'h5ea days last week The worm
be are also az work in the wheat field
10 OF John " Toseiy. five miles nortl
L. vesl q Auxvasse. and P. F. New
SIX miles sest Ct Auxvasse, and
ly 'ihe field Of Willard Pierce, w
or miles north q Auxyasse, and John J
be Greed, southeast Of Hatton.-Fulto
RI Gazette
~ Lewis Hubert. q prominent whea
IT. grower IN Audrain county. says tina
Is the Hessian fly Is very troublesom
y in the wheat this fan. and the on
- look . not good for a crop thi
next spring.