Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-08

The bicycle craze has struck Mex
leo.
|. Frank is in Chicago buying
goods.
We want ten cords of dry hickory
wood.
There is another divorce case in
prospect.
Forepaugh's show was crowded,
agand night I
Opheus Harding has gone to Ken
lucky to school. |
The prospects for Hardin cclIeg ge
ne very hattering. |
Our fair was decided success 10
ste of the weather.
Albert and Nathan White are id
rszss buying mules.
Miss Mollie Via, of Perry, is vlsi-
tips Miss Maggie Hall.
There were not less than 10000
Dsoule in Mexico last Saturday.
The moonlight picnic at Mr.. FL
ridges was TN enjoyable entertain
nent.
RT. Freeman was awarded the
memium for the best mule under one
rear old.
What paper gives you more read
! jpg matter (of the kind) than the
LEDGER?
The city IS full of ministers. We
move they ''stand' while they pray
ta rain.
Wm. Alexander, of the Perry Ga
plte, was visitor in the city last
sturday.
Forepaugh's show gave good salts
htion. The bicycle performances
He noticeably good.
Ar. Chandler, stenographer and :
RpheE of L. NJ. Pease, was in Mexi-
yesterday on visit.
Forepaugh took about $4,000 out
aNexico, besides paying bills to the
Mount of about 81, 500.
Miss Florence Clayton, of Macon
Gy, was in the city yesterday at
:Hdng the State meeting.
Chas Green, one of the best dry
yui; men in the West, is now clerk
g6r Reed & Nelson.
Rev. Mr.. Aliens school for boys
Psas Sept. 10Th, 8 q. III. at his resi-
asee on Liberty street.
Eesigh for a circus that does not
laE lemonade peddlers to crawl all
you during the Performance.
Hiss Sallie Ware, of Covington,
III, who has been visiting relatives
aais county, returned home Tues
b
On Saturday, the l7lh inst, Judge
lizards will sell at the court house
. the highest bidder valuable
pee Of property.
+ ]. ]. Winscott's chest of tools
we stolen last Saturday night from
D. French's hospital, where Mr..
'aseott had been at work.
Rshad no theatre last week. The
fape that was here not being of the
ass refined, did not show as they
nertsed, fearing trouble. /
avster famine seems to be upon |
Every man in the county should |
saee bore deep we'll, and if he !
she room dig large pond. |
Ills the opinion of thousands Of
hang people that prayers have |
Nae President alive. The Good
s@ bears them out in the idea. /
you are going to pay for your !
esiR with wood, we would like
R5su to bring it in while the roads !
good. You can bring bigger .
l& President was moved to Long
.'aea last Tuesday to get him out
ae malarial district. He stood .
1p hrst rate and is daily i'm |
fMng. |
us Alice Martin and Miss Annie
e'Hood, of Perry, who have been |
Aaas Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Muir
Ha this city returned to their
sysstsrday.
',Sie school opens next Monday. |
,'ali to start your children the !
ae. Every child that is going
' should be in his seat by 9
next Monday. |
ss Anderson, one of Forepaugh's !
S'es, was struck by train Sat-
ssn' and was badly mashed |
iaere is some doubt of his re-
sunday afternoon c. o. Nor
l'0out 40 acres of grass and
5 ~. = stacks Of hay burned. Loss
YOU If his residence had not |
s.s 0n rom the fire by plowlng,
also have been burned. |
in that Dennis Callahan, of |
csatlen, has purchased
Nj, .eaoody's store. Casey &
kms I gong to Slater. They
W business mo,
b. @en. Dennis is a live, |
aasiness. 90" VIII ~