Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-05-04

Pin 10 0peu W
n ! II Keelung
%3 w / 10 exist a bird on the
y coast, provided with
IL -iiI er the wings aud on his
m fishes along the edge OF
4 pignt by the light the
: - IA, him when he opens
IN q feathers on lis brea't.
~ "a be one distiiIery for
4 i ops IN the United States,
~ for every l3,2OO OF the
. is estimated that each
/, n iquor in the country sells
n; \; ay, making an aggregate
kinks per day. If each
N 5ay cent OF revenue it
~ <. 100000 per day, or $6,"
NJ h. ,th, and $4,000, 600 Ger
I'M h. universally dangerous
VI tbe wild brood of Gods
Nm ld, forest and flood, not
~ W keen company with him.
4a NJ sort Of universal senti-
( gt ! lower tribes, it is that
~ Is and unsocial creature.
- sbut out. Bugs run away
M fly away worms crawl
y away. Man is the center
VI Ehat does he care? In
.5 M
2s by intelligent observers
reage now sown to wheat
= northwest exceeds that
iVR { year. to the extent of
'a cent; and the prospect
~ ~ Gather of the pext four
sh love favorable for plant
VI kCnty per cent. more of
M Oes will be planted this
4 t before. With anything
\, n buiitions, the year 1873
." nslye Of immense crops all
Of last month a French
& nan, in passing along the
, hga near its confluence
,. lawrence, discovered the
's W seal close to the shore.
W ID of the water lie found
Il the seal was stuck fast
~ OF q large muskalonge,
l.. eye weighed about fifty
|heeal and fish, as q matter
.oI le dead, 1t is Supposed
wv Astempted to capture the
ia was met with q fierce
aa, os S. c., has been experts
. I, b artcsian well lately, in
w .,r al9mately obtaining an in.
.cs iply of pure water for the
". novel source, ana the
s .,. not quite up to the anti
a n b far encouraging. A
.,s' pink one thousand eight
.' NJ ty'seven feet, which dis
Il. 'lhdred and fifty gallons a
M Rn ascertainsd head OF
.A Rnd q probable real head
huhdred feet.
b society would be more
Nls Is if ii were known how
q stEts friendships, and even
n llaten those who would like
pth parties appeared in
'ig Np r.. To put on an air of
lom, more or less religion,
IN pave, destroys all power
Ne are conscious of our
s5 ess, but not always aware
aa 3; and thus, mistaken
,! Re are led sometimes to
4 d be cODgenial unions,
nl o make ill-assorted ones.
III besides being the inven-
e. e., graph, is the originator
An ,N aotograpb, for which he
ioa nth patent issued by the
i7 proriginal discovery; and
Df the American district
,,,, messenger service), the
~ : !, the automatic system,
=, order, the ROman letter
Ii pb, the celebeated quad
on which the Western
y a large royalty, a speak.
Nv be electric pen for dupli.
Il Il md circulars, of which
nd are now in use.
Psked 10 remit the duty
W St. Michael'S church, Of
y ~. These chimes possess
w interest, having beer
In belly one hundred and
rs ago. In 1770 they
~ carried to England, but
o. / revolutionary war were
M 1868, when the federalI
NJ eston, the bells wert
a" lumbia, but were after
4 aurlng the cOnAagratiOl
're hey were recently sent t.
l., eca't, and now are agar
lelr familiar notes to tn,
LV eston.
N ing American firm latel,
consignment Of elegan
M metro, but found, to thei
j" and chagrin, that tn
Slness there was a govern
y v SO that they coul