Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-13
LETTER FRON SHUQUiLAK.
SnUouALAK. Miss. L.nlr l2lh rs

>hOp u wood shop and tw0 corn
cribs. II old time don't give out
1t IL destined To be "A large town.
Mr.. Lyman Yaretzky and fam
lily left our town for GAINESVILLE,
Ala, Il few days ago, where he ex.
poets to engage in the Merchan.
tile business. He is a clever old
gentlemen and we wish him all the
good luck Imaginable, and take
pleasure in recommending him to
the citizens Of GAINESVILLE and vicin-
ity,
Miss Lula Gibson Of West Point
is on a VISIT to our town, and Mrs.
Owens of Macon, is also here vlsi-
ting trends and relatives.
Our Sunday schools are in a
houriShiug condition and are exert
l"G Utvr ,no yuuma people OF our
community, a moral and christian
izrng influence, tar beyond all com.
putation. Col. f. Il. Nicholson is
Superintendent o. the Baptist Sun
day School, and Mr.. W. r.
Simpson, Supt. of the Union Sun
day School. They are both assist
ed by Il noble corps of teachers
We wish them every Success.
Rev. l.. NJ. Stone, pastor of the
d pusl church gave US an excel
TENT sermon last Sunday, which
vas highly "PPr "'rd BY the
large audience III attendance MS
discourse at nlght was very able
and very well attended. lhey
have splendid organ, ana win
Miss AIlce beaSIey as organIsl, rs
susie! ny the young ladies' ana gen
tirmen' lhe music coma not DC ON
er"lSe IMAM most charming
~ sunday evening lh' hnrphys
~nn,nw,imad Nv an ,Jirn.. from Mr.
Ty.,n WIZ NJ. r. nd
.os. a. w., ohnnnd ~ ,e.,5"a
annri.hn. ne Iolfy N,,nts ot ranny,
,ra. ro,,Io,a w,iT u,,d .,'.,
was nnd o~oor;n"i,[7 sr,n,,.
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my !" """" ,on y" o '.'S r,%ot %a,
we ave- I'lI2
m me-, w, VIZ" wy ~ ,h.
,urrounlil country.
The supper at tho Academy 10
the benefit Of the BapllSt cn"rc''
II the l'ln lest, was d Compel
success. rnc amount received wa
one hundred and fly dollars
The large rooms we're handsome
is decorated with r~vtrgreV"S' AN
flowers OF the + cacst hneS BY t"
youos aides OF oar town
The tables were sci III the grant
est sty c vita very ih'rG nice 'hS
coud be lnonEn' ol OF Tt, "r.t ~
pcute could desire II prov
bouquets that were ."
rUiied by beanly'' NanoS m1"o =.
cry thing look gorgeous ",,G i, ""n'
%niticonl, and exhibited ,t ~, ''S Mr.
. ne ''l'S' NJ, N.thrr
= Beasey, MIS- Num- m, NJ,
Mrs. Anderson, MIS- Hunso"' W.
/Slaughter and YRS JUS" rtJV
. aud also Misses braS'ey' S0'1'
len, Welsh h"""''S, "'" ~ " y
81, mad lakon every P",,' 10 I ."
= the large crowd pr' Semnrslro,i,
shown 100 by ocular oem'"s,'"''.
that the knew eAac'y ~" -
up one OF the incest s"PP''1
was ever Cotton ap III '""q''''
The ladies were u'V L""Cl M '
most quesnly S, Naoo , .""H' . If.
=. the bosom OF the waves
G LOVELY as young Iris when she dips,
c Her man.Ie in the sparkling a'W
IA Pare as the virgin snow lreS"
+, aurora laughing the shades
\, n,ght away, and booming as
:. rose blushug at its own re'oI'
i. freshness.
h IL addition to our own OeauV.
ladies there w,re numbers OF 0"'
'e some ladies' from M"V"" Win,
y .Summerville and o'her P'",
> ~,..einI moyCmentS,