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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-03
CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, July 2.-Cotton nomi-
nal, no prices given; net receipts, %
bales; stock, 1878 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-03
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
NOTICE.

GPECHAL MEETING-The members OF the
- Hibernian Mutual Relief Society are re-
quested to meet THIS MORNING ats O'Clock,
at their hall, by request OF --L e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-03

Il Inforwarding clubs. the names must be all
sent at the same time, as we viii not add 10
! clubs at the above rates. Anyone sendinis a
| club OF ten Will receive copy free.
Special arrangements made with postmas-
ters and travelling agents.
In order 10 Accomplish the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10
bargains at Kennedv's.

II Is not often that suca an opportunity Is pre-
sented for securing bargains In fne millinery a. In
now offered at the old store OF hesars- Thomas
Kennedy Brothers. No. T26 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, prior 70 their removal TO their
new store, on Chestnut street above Twelfth
The whole of their splendid stock IL 10 be sold be-
fore their approaching removal; and hence the bar
gains which they offer really extraordinary. AS
uur readers are aware theirs Is ThE house In nne
miin ry, and their pres Mt prices are positively less
than thOse charged by other millinery arms for the
same qualities Of goods. Every day confirms this
In the experience OF their customerd. Their most
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10
Laughter

ia painful to suppress aughter, ,d ana I.n9b Hf
az thew say dspes the vapors initiates and oag
the lungs pTSo%0tes SsGtas hand to the heart
9uiaon, dI@ faet that people Of aeheerful dis
II ~ euiS Iliov better health than the taciturn
position ehsV b s,id that cause is here confo9nded
;tb ~ may efsect but our disposition is created IN
measure by ourselves and every G ERinSIy snt
be laughed at if our temperSl1b % lritbout grumbling
We are uiib y tbe sSfety-valve Of merriment, an,
Laugnter he II e poet may say of sigh, we woul'
whSsS'edii T.iSsy dispense with phantssy and ask ior
ISniie II is sunshine versus shade
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10
from cur Late Edition of 1sstsrday.I
England.
GALES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARINE
AND INLAND.

TERRIFIC oALEs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARINE
AND INLAND.
LONDON. Dec. o.
A terrific westerly gale prevailed throughout
England yesterday, causing 9 great destruction
of property. Telegraph lines were prostrated,
many buildings were demolished, and number
Of persons injured by the flying debris.
Eight ships are ashore at Plymouth Gunnery.
The ship Cambridge and three merchant vessels
are ashore at Davenport. The crew were res
cued
STORM ON LAND AND wATER-pAMAaE TO PROPERTY.
LONDON, Dec 8.
A severe gale is raging on the coast of Ireland
and Wales. Several vessels are ashore in Cork
harbor. Three binnaeless OF the tower Of st..
Thomas church in Exeter were blown down,
crushing through the roof of the church, while
the congregation were assembled. None were
killed, having rushed out at the first alarm. The
freight depot at Oxford was entirely demolished.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10
Christmas PFamen&a.

We believe that hessrs Kennedy Bros, No. T90
Chestnut 81 are doing the largest Millinery trade IN
Philadelphia. They are Offering great induce
ments TO customers in order TO close out previous
20 their removal into their new store, 1917 Chestnut
Street
lney have very superior st0ck of Ladies Furs,
equally cheap for Holiday GiftA There is nothing
better, our Lady friends can appreciate them II
they come from Kennedys.
Now Ia the time 70 secure Presents, either In NIL
linery or Furs. Our Lady Friends know that Ken
nedy Bros. keep the best goods. dec9-1m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10

number of propositions have already been
made in Congress, looking to an amendment OF
the Constitution, in reference to the manner OF
o,oc,ing the President and Congressman, the
term OF the former, his inehgibihty to re-eiec-
ton, etc, Mr.. Banks, yesterday proposed reso-
lutions that the President shall hold eihce ioi
.ix Years, shall be ineligible to second term,
.rd mall be elected directly by the voters on the
same day they elect Congressmen' These arr
al good propositions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10
Police Court.

Police business has been quite lively since
Saturday. We report the following cases
John Cain, Thos. Ruse, Maria White, col,
James Kerns, and James Jordan, for plain drunk
enness were each fined 81 cents and cos,s.
Charles Rumford, George Miller, James Au-
gust, and Joseph Rogers, mixed disorderly con-
duct with their wiskey and were required to pay
heavier fines All but Miller were also bound
over to keep the peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10
KunkeI's Bitter Wine Of from

Kunkers Bitter wine Of Iron'
vor tho cnre of weak stomach, general deputy,
,ndsgestion disease OF the nervous system, atr
nstien acidity OF the stomach, and all eaSes iof1
Ing tenic. ,,o.t aoreeahls and efiicient |
aait ~ Iron We possess; Citrate OF Magneuc Vaui Vi
comhined with the most energetic vegetable Voni'f
Yellow Peruvian Bark -, ..h,u.v iosu Of an
ti,e and GENERAL prostratiOn. of an erncient snas
X iron combined with valuable Nerve h mos' me-
HrS II anaments the appetite, ralses the Rulsot
taRes on muscular nabbness, removes tns Rancs Rny
shi1ttg and gives norid vigor 70 the cOuntsnAn0o'
| DO you want something " sIehssheA '
| Do you want good appeute Ia..,r,,opo
| Do you want 70 bui. d up your VonS'i'uA'
| Do you want TO feel wen .,.,,sDoss,
| DO you want to get rld OF nerNousnoso
| DO you want eneIgyf
| no you want 20 sleep wen - ,oo,,nos
| no you want brisk and vigorous % ieenns s pon
n Son do try KunkeB Bitter Wine 81 lIon. on..A,v
This truly valuable tonic has been " =, ~ no1
tested nv ali classes OF the community tnAt
deemed Indispensable as Tonic meolcna .e, ~ nv
mi Uttle purines the blood and gives zone g ~ INV
stomaoh fenoyates the system ana pIViomnss m,c h,'
now only ask trial OF TINS valgay9 SnIs pro
Price 81 per bottle. \, =. kuNhHit5 t5,og Tv' vine
| nrietor, No 259 North Ninth street, Sei'" ''-e
Ass foP Kankels Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take
3. other ,,.,,, bv u McInaIl Jr Secon
= and MArAeN @AN - OctSO-ly
Il Market
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10
why Endure what Is durable .

"What can't be cured must be endured says the
proverb; but indigestion can be cured, and there
fore 1t is the merest stupidity to endure It, Dyspep-
ties have certainly right TO continue dyspeptics 70
the end Of their days II they choose but a. it Is not
supposed that any rational being prefers physical
torment 10 and health the probability is that II
all sufferers from indigestion convinced ~. ~
an absolute, infallible remedy for their gronn
existed, they would with one aGsysn9s.h .ha sssist
We most emphaticay decc,S, ~ shorid be Tn
does exist and that ~, =, az - "a fanred y tnat
bitsers ty nv associations with bad comrl compliant
.Sorals have become contamins,scord resort TO it.
Ae dog - oare that such remedy
IL OF PRoLrIo EARlts name is Hostetters s'omaOn
4-The exefhe re, ord Of Its success extends oFet
essr,od of more than twenty years, and II II rear
ossly alleged that during the whole OF that sune
noO never failed 70 afford permanent reiei in any
a,aorder or arrangement Of the stomarh inst mA'
IL organio. malignant, and incuraole. The les'ilno
s,a mai 90 to establish this important TACT can D
M oonntad nv the thousand. stomach complaints ina
mad heen aggravated by total disregard Oh al u,'
,arv rules and intensified and rendered chIonio '
K madiucinal treatment drastic pursauoh, nave
a ! hundreds of instances been cured Withlh 'uie
\" Tn-nths by the systematic use OF this eeieofa1e
An s,omacnic and Alternative 1t should 0e remenDeaS @
,Org that aknes of the digestive organs q
Of 4 ot5er aiments BilOusness n anache, ne' sb
unt' biity spasms, palpitauon ui tho 80 ssnleasnes
rohs nCod TO the head nausea Vertlgo anu IA for
M ra among its concomitants ana results anu :, ~ ~
- these me qre.t vegetable tonic s u
ou GtSt nnon The stomach, and thIoueh @ tro and
es, upon the secretufy ana heInous ,asS geniai Al
ely bowels, its genera eneo' e
l hananpeut
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10
Roxer,a Hoof LInIment.


have tested Boyers Hoof Lniment on the feet
Of over one hundred horses. The difference in the
condition OF the feet is so great in It's favor that
would not be without It for ten times It's cost II
should be properly applied 70 every horses hoof, es
pecially in the Summer when ths horses: faf. ~, ,
always in contact witt the heatedsac 70 rSt ,s !.
dries them Ypntyyn q AaakDle 70 the Church '"
which which Zion. Il is especially worthy of o..
s,.Ssbie Notice that the Trustees, behas.. are
49,. sslrs Ia bs Questionable op earth, which
A. have reaol-.,,. ~ become hard and feyeIisn
in dsfs Jduces contraction coTns, ,9@morlv 91l csiee
sJnss ~ W enrnng and often from the pains ~ Wy M
boofs PRODUCES sweeney in tns Snoa,eer s aver used
~ hnnid he used on every horses hool as oolinos @
~ AZ oil is used on harness OF m'ns oSess ~ Aee
IneIn az ~ and superintendent OF the COnuhehH
atsbIss. SAMSON street. Philadelphia
n pRINGHURsT CO., Apothecariea,
cor sixth and Market streets,
Having been appointed Agents for this poRoi'
| has1mf ,n,ment are fully prepared 70 supply
hooi ~ and retail at the manufacturers priceA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10

srrn,es tuly the want for perfectly safe and reh
p,I11minst,no on for family use, free nes ony
rom me danger Of an eKploeon but em axn tS n1 S
eef Of the uid ignitng should tne ngnp haPps IN
yb ord,nary kerosene lamps furnishing ngns e
sGused by gas satisfactory IN every y nat M
free from ali apprehension OF danger. sgsa. each
can IL Il 1sed with metal cap, bearing tne Sish
fscturerss stamp. BY Purchasing ,aese Svn wSr.
teS yyitn me assurance OF obtaining an OIL PEI
iectly i pure and safe. supplied, wholesale anu 10
| tail by .,.,,,,,asr, Co Apathecaries.
0'i' wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10
Fosters Celebrated self-AdJusr'ns
wood Pad.

Dousle Truss, the most comfortable aad emcases as
Another large and well selected stoSK y snnii
anees receiyed al Fosters Truss and brase UepT, ~
Front and West streets. 1he demana s.eep tn mar
crehsing Special Inducements now o1eS r,tsng Ri
Sate 70 ms for ladies' and gents separate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10

'c-5dnty, as well in the hearing OF cases.
where the taking of the verdetis only or scarcely
more than a mere form, and where all parties
would prefer that the court alone, should act
hotb pnon the facts and upon the law. And yet
our system, pinned down upon us by our present
constitution, ,precludes the possibility OF change
1v;,bout irst having change in the constitution
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10
SpsfiaI grtifes.
Holldnv OIfta,

The handsomest presents for a lady or gentle
man Ia a suit OF nne Furs, buy them at Kennedy A
Bros Tao Chestnut street, Philadelphia They art
tnu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10

PUBLLsHRD EVERY AFTERNOON, (Stndays
srorpted) at hs COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South Resi
corner FSth and Market Streets. 1tOo oents copy.
Sts Dollars pear, By mail, or served By carriers
throughout he oitS.
THE DELAWARE TRIB UEB, (iOeekly,) the great
Penhlsular organ Of Farmers and Fuitgro,Oers, pub
iished susry Thursday morning, at 7IuO Dollars a
Year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10
p.auc,ion Of Life Insurance Rates.

No lit,la stir has been caused in Life lnsur-
,noe circles by the action Of the Mutual Lie
Of New York, in making an important reducuon
in its rates of premium. Our readers propabiy
understand that the risk Of insuring lives nA
veil ascertsined quAntity-thst is to say, that by
long observation Of the average number Oh
deaths among given number oil persons tns
average rate Of mortality has been estaohsneu
and permanently placed in the form OF IaOie
~ 6oures. Ifa Company has insurance upon
the lives Of a thousand persons, it may calculate
from these statistics exactly how much premium
the insured persons must pay. in order to accu-
mulate fund large enough to meet the nsur-
ance Of all, by the time, when according 10 the
mortality tables, all will be dead
But in addition TO this necessary amount oi
,,rernium. there are, Of course, many expenses
to be provided for. New Companies manne
oraat efforts to obtain business, are obliged x
employ many agents, to advertise hberahy, an
IN otherwise endeavor to attract the pubhc nc
t;ce The result is that in some cases the prem
Inn, reouired to meet the risk Of death is " loa'
od with an additional charge Of almost equ
snonpt Eighty per cent. has been added,
some Cases. The Mutual Life OF New for
however, is old, very rich, and very strong a.
Its officers have now resolved to greatly redu
tbsr rates of premium. This they accomph
through reduction of expenses, by which I'll
raduce the amount of 'loading" from 40
cent, to 10 per cent, and so place their rates
premium considerably lower
AS we have already said, this action has eau
a serious excitement. Many Of the other Life
surance Companies complain of the proceed
md insist that it is not justified by existing
,.;oDs As 10 this, we have no opinion to oi
at present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10

The Buffalo, Cory and Pittsburg Railroad
was sold at CORY, on Saturday, to the trustees
Of the holders Of its first mortgage bonds, for
5000, 900,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10

Gold closed yesterday at lla. Goyer1 ment
..o,,ities mostly declined 1sa3s. Philace phia
.tocks we're quiet and steady. Cotton was nrm
- IQI n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10
ROME, GA, january llth, ISL.

T.,,,. RoNE. GA, January 1lth, lsl.,
DEAF sr-Haying used your Liver p Is,, su aS much
ing noae that have done my wv tSsV VI W ud DO as well
soS sGOa AZ here. intend going North IN m hsrcn IN
and II they viii have the same eieGs 1 ~ Wonng 10
mrte want 70 take them on Win her HOfi-e =
near from you soon. ,.o,r ohao,t sery't.
EENRY A. MILLS,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10

We haze just received direct from
the importers, a chOtce stock OF
e,soont FANCY GOODS suitable
for Holiday gifts, ,0htch zoe haze
marked at reasonable prices.
SMITH d PAINTER,
Seventh and Market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10
Sptfial gOtifes.

Cough and Colds.
During the changeaDle seasons Of Fall and Win
ter when coughs and colds are prevalent no per-
son should be without some reliable preparation for
their cure. They should recolect that q neglected
cough or cold frequently terminates In consumption
Hassons Compound syrup of Tar Ia the best and
most reliable article known for the cure Of coughs
colds, hoals ness. chronic oatarraha, sore throat,
asthma and all diseases OF the thoat AID lungs.
No family should be without It.
Sold by all Drug Stores and dealers throughout the
United Statea
P. s-see that the signature OF RUSSELL 4 LAM
DIS, Prop'rB ts on each wrapper deco 90
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10
Eoater,a Celebrated Tonic RItters

Fosters Celebrated Tonic BIttoTs,
Fosters Blood Purifier,
Fosters Infalllble Oriental Pile Salve,
Fosters Rose Werm Ozenges,
Wyeth's Elixir Beef, Wine and Iron,
WYeth's Elixir ValerinAte OF Ammonia,
Ellis Bitter Wine Of Iron,
Ellis Elixir CalRsAya Bark and Iron,
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery,
Dr. PierceH Pleasant Purgative Pllets.
FOSTERS DRUG STORK
Front and West Wilmington Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10
rTutt's pills.

=. a.. urro,,, ve0eta bic concentration for Keeping
II ls Pi Puihs;y y natural motion and cleansing the sys
the ~, el restore the diseased Liver siomAsn, m
and Rdneys 70 nealthta action ,Ss SaS same ne sys
same time they brace and invlsorsIe 'he sSl10 '''
TEN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10

mn rrrr,s HAIR DYE imparts life to the hair
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10

Mra- EosteT's Cough and Group
""0' syrup.
Hasson's Compound syrnp Of Tar,
HtnsS sYrup Of Tar and Wild Chersy oo..,.,
oino Wistar's Pine Tree Tar Col corona, ~, Al
Ritter's syrup for Coughs and ColoH
| and many otheis' FOSTERS Drug Store,
Front and West.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-10

1T 1870
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-22

1t must not be taken for granted,
because Williams T. Cooper are on
the east side of main street, that
they have not u tirst-class stock OF
goods. The people may find the
east side to be the best side, if fol-
no other reason than that we are on
the same side, but there aro several
other g%ood-looking men on onl
side--therc'S Barnes, Sargent, Foote.
Ijr., Cal. Boyle, our Senior, (proprie.
tor Of the Barlow Knife, by unani
nous vote of the press convention
and all tho unmarried men IN thu
Pattys' store.
Speaking of good looks, Williams
& Cooper have the goods to SCI
them off to tho best advantage, anC
there is variety enough to suit al
styles. And those who don't go sc
much on goods looks can find III
abundance of what is useful. Gail
and see them.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-22

One Of the most extraordinary
and ineXpIicablc occurrences took
place in our quiet littlc city the past
week. The aky WAS mspottcl with
Il single cIoUd, and the air held It's
breath ~ il If Ne point of some
terrible convulsion. Oar citizens,
either from some vague prcmoni-
ton ~oidisa>tcr, OF FROM the cravings
Iof 4 dinner hour appetite, had dis
appeared from tie streets, aud
everything seemed to torctelI the
coming disaster. Suddenly, with
out Il warning, our Thermometer
fell from 80 deg. down to zero 1t
was done IN atWinkling From its
accustomed - zee over the mantcl,
n our Office, it fell TO the floor and
broke off just above the bulb. The
Sudden fall, however, did not even
cool a bottle Of wine sent us by q
friend that morning, and this is
what is 50 remarkable about the
whole affair.
?. $. Another remarkable coin
cidcncc TO the above is, that within
two weeks, on the loftiest of the
seven hills of Macon, four boys
wer" born, who are all doing we'll.
Property on that hill has since
risen 100 per cent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-22

Mr. Elitor Please allow me,
through the medium Of your col
umns, to say a little in regard to
county doin1s. AID what intond
to say, Mr., Editor, will nos srrprisc
a man of your sense in tie least.
Its respecting Teachers salaries.
(Frce schools.) What | wish 10
know is, Way do they promise
Teachers this and that md pay
them from 20 to 40 per cent. less
than they promise? They promise
a man 500 per month and pay him
SO. They promise another SO
and pay $50 OF $50, and another $50
and pay him 535orS40. Why sit,
sir, that tto august body Of SUI e..
Wilson's, whom we have elected to
control such matters in Our countv,
does not take this matter in hand,
and pay Teachers the amount they
really earn? Don't you see, sir,
and don't the people and the Sa
pcrvisors of our county see, that by
carrying on matters in this way,
they simply litgnSc loafors TO spec
ulatc on the labor Of honest men
[ do not deny that good men buy
warrants, for show me the man that
would not pick up a dollar in the
road. 1.-THE county was being ben
Gifted, or by the selling Of these
warrants at a discount it had a ten
dcncy to diminish the taHes of the
county, | should say not 4 word
If an honest man works hard por.
ton Of his life and %acctmulates 2
fortune should another man, stand
ing by, who had done nothing, say,
hand me over onc-fifth of what You
have made, air; I've worked none
but | have had a nice time, and have
seen you do it2 Now, sir, what
would the Laws Of our State say tc
this ?
What would you say, Mossrs. Su
pervisors, if you were in this labor
ing mans place and be thus accost
cd? hear your answers in thun
der tones
Robbery! Bobborv
Will the illustration do? | kToW
that you can say, it is not an unpro
cedentcd case. | will admit thu
myself. Simply because Mohom
medans are still following M9home
shall we do So too? Because heath
ems worship Idols, are we to do Sc
yot2 1t is, besides this, q bad prin
cipIe, do not like that the loaie
should speculate on my labor. Yo'
do not. Ifo does not. Tho ques
ton is, who dooA2 Answers your
selves.
| think a change in matters ant
things would benefit the county o
/, the Teachers, from tho fact that an,
and all the Teachers would be NOR
willing that the county should &c
the discount of their warrants, tha'
for any private individual to get i
}, | am, sir, with much respect,
ClVlS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-22
SHUMAkER & BRO,
Agents for the Celebrated
g. BAN 6 r
Sewing Machines,

Unexccllcd by any Machine now
in use. Both the Elastic or double
loop stitch, which sews from two
spools without any rcwinding of
thread, and the shuttloo or lock stitch
MacEino, which makes the stitch
alike on both sides. Purchasers
can have theirs choice. Prices the
same.
Black Walnut Table, plain 3 60 90
cover 65 90
q Silver
Plated and Cover IS 90
Black Walnut Table, Shy'r
Platod and folding cov'r IS 90
Black Walnut Cabinet, Sil-
yer Plated and cover l20 90
One Braider, one FriIlor, one
.Quilter, three licmmors, one Needle
Guage, Sewing Guage, screw driver,
oil can, one hottie 0is, one doz.
Needles and Embroidery Plato, all
90 with each machine at above pri-
ces. fuckers and corders, each,
$3.50.
ANY one,of these Machines will
be delivered to any portion of thc
county by the agents without any
additional charge. Instructions
rivcn and satisfaction warranted.
lApril21~t If SIUMAKER 4 BRO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-22
4 IALL Vt FEIEIEI676 BUM 6TONE
and examine
TIE Beautiful
H0lEIgG IVIIG Machine.
Best Sewing Machine In the World

The only Machine that can darn 4 patch
The only Machine that can sew in NOR,
than one direction, having a reversible feed.
The only Machine that makes four kind.
Of stitch. three Of which are made on ne
other Machine, and are stronger and NOR,
elastic than any other.
The only Machine that has a s~elf-adjust,
ing shuttle tension, enabling tito sew acroa,
the heaviest seams or from one to moro
thickncsses of cloth, or from silk to sole
leather without change of needle, tension
or stitch or breaking thread
The needle is easily adjusted and it RIMS
light and quietly.
It's motions are all positive; there are no
sprin52 or wire levers to get out Of 81 der
ana its SIMPLICITY enables q ten year old
cAild to Operate it Yith the ease Of an OK
pert
Ii does not require tfaor thread on the
under than OF the upper side.
1T, WRIGHT,
maI25-lm Agent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-22

Now is the time to buy Dress.
Goods cheap. JohOny Hunter has
reduced his prices so as to bring his
goods within the reach of any one.
lie has a good stock of the latest
styles, also aRno lot of Boots, Shoes
md Clothing, very low. Call at
tho swect,gum cornor and see fol-
yourselves, for our friend means
exactly what he says about goods
md prices, and seeing is believing
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-22

Ferris & Ivy is the style of anew
firm in Macon, Bill Ferris \ Henry
Ivy. They have bought tho stock
in the Masonic Hall, and will keep
up an assortment Of Dry-Goods.
Groceries, and family supplies gen.
orally, including chickens, butter
eggs &c and at the same stand
Davy Foote furnishes fresh meats
and vegetables.
During the season Ice Cream
will be furnished daily to familio.
or parties.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-22


Stro,l,ng in tho snhn,I,s ana ann
hot dav iii. wool, wa to,.l ann.
selves snddcnjv within thn nro.;rcts
of the iail without the usn.I Iet,l
process for commitment, We CON.
stitutod ourselves y Grand Jury Of
one and proceeded to inspect thc
external andintornal ARRANGEMENTS,
A thorough renovation was in nro-
grest. The ward had been djlcbcd,
walks thrown mn, and IN tho rom
an excel cnt, we'll kent atrdcn gavc
THINGS n homc.liko onnear,uro
The rooms were cool, we'll ~vcntiDa.
ted and entirely without offensive
smell they had been newly white
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GiN2s F,rnlt lars,

Now is tho time to bpy your
FRrIr JARs. We can supply them
IN amy quantity, with EGtra Rubber
Rings. JONES 4 FRENCH.