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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

Our lawyers cngagcdfo for the defence
in the far-famed Kemper tragedy case
arc doubtless not uneasy over the iac'
MAT the distinguished Stewart L.
Woodford, of New York, will appear
probably for the prosecution. he is
now in Dekalb in company with Mrs
Chisholm. We venture tho predictloh
that he will find "foemcn worthy OF ms
stccp, in tho forensic eneountre at tn'
trial ofthis case; and that he Will ais'
hc treated courteously, fairly andjust
" nv opposing counsel, and oil other
concerned, unless his cond"c shoo''
merit tho reverse.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06
Landlord and Tenant

4 construction was placed on .nc
,ow ~ landlord and Tenant py ouuso
Chrisman at the present term ,h;..b i
Circuit Court Of this COUNTY, wiz s,s-
o IMPRACTICAL Importance 10 pc's'"'
tanning such relations. an IN
The case before the court was o s,r
which Finch attached his tenan. nos
rnnt and the property attacncu wae
aia;,neI nv UiIborn and Co. Inc ue-
o;s;nn in the Justice Court where 'nc
case originated, being against h np
q Co., they appealed anu T;rcn;t
their case for trial anew IN TIC o
Court. ~. -poctxvood
for the plaintiff that the case coulu NJ
no tried de novo in the Circuit Cour,
Int that all cases arising between laru
lord and tenant must go up 10 inc Gir
quit Court not by c~ertorari, to pc trie'
nnt anew. or de novo, Tut on the rec
ord which the parties made .'i aan
selves in the Justice Court. rms .
struction was opposed dy MessrS o"''
edy and Stockdale. .u,oor tb
The court ruled that as between u.
landlord and tenant in controversm
For the posscssion of the premises an
; distress for rent, the case could DC tri y
! only mon the record made up III =.
'Jmst;ce'Court but that the case Oh :
' Lawn Nv n third party, as in Hilb0rl
! ease. gs wen a. in suits by the lanuiol
fos he rent upon open account or no
tI,e eases were not within the sta'u
requiring trials on the G Ill y
Circuit.Court. 70 saw III
!. The court was understood to say VI
: such a construction of the sta.u'9 "
y not necessary, from its terms anu ',
81 If It had been, the law would be IN v
Il lation of Section IL of the lst artlcic
y The Constitution, which guarantee :,
~ - right of trial by jury.-McComo Y
=, I~utpuiopuccr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

The State of Mississippi,
Noxubee County.
Mark Etheredgc
T9111 vs.. III Oh"heoi'
Dayid,D Few ct al.
unon opening the matters in said com,
sIa;nant,s Kill OF Complaint contained, anu
h annearjng that Mary j Dew, Marina N.
Dew minor), N NJ Dew (minor), John De"
1minorl, and the unknown heirs OF ? MD
lips. are'no residents OF TINS STATE, pu' ~, ~,
sidebeyond the limits thereof, SO thar tnc
n,,i;norv process of this court cannot De
Sarvod Ipon them, and it further appear'nS
from, affidavit filed that the said MaryJ DeW'
MM,rtha Dew. N NJ Dew and John Dew re,
s;Je ot MARYLAND i'm the state OF TcXas, anu
''hat The unknown heirs of $ l. Robbins re-
side in the state of Texas, post office aduress
not known: ,ua.sor he
made according to law, in the Macon Bea'
con n puhlic newspaper printed anu pup
J;shcd in the town of Macon, citing each ant
ali oc said aboyc-named defendants to be ant
a,nnor before the Chancellor of our san
Grhnncery Court. at u term thereof To d.
: holden nj the Ccart House in the IoWh .
Macon, on the
, pa. Monday Of October, A. D., 1879,
' Then and there to plead, answer or demuf
said Bill of Complaint, c 80 ,,,
II IL further ordered that the Clerk OF TN
I Court transmit by mail, postage paid a cop
r of this order directed 10 each OF san ~. , dJU
named defendants, whose post-ofhcc auure'
. is known, and that he make report there'
= as the law directs. ,.. A.. "a, law
l. SepteMber, A.. D., lSIS. rnv c,o,L
A true copy from the minutes; c,o,,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

A gloom was cast over our little clty
On Friday night by q telegram an
nouncing that Miss. Jaunit9 Johnston
douahtcr of Mr.. Harrison Johnston o.
his MS city. who had been so%jomrnins
with her invalid father at ..Biddleforo
POOL in Maine, was drowned that day
while bathing. Lovely In person
wanners and disposition, she was tn
,;aht and ioy Of home, and the idol o
Inbred and friends. Seldom has IN.
1,aIIV If enc SO young caused so decl
and general gricf in olumbus'-pcn'
-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

The cav and festive Conklins IS Salo
10 be still suffering from spr--agoe
received at Naragansctt Pier. rms
form of ague it seems, has becn..disturn-
inc his sytem for some time, but on'y
eliminated in a serious attack a shor.
time ago. whata pity he did not hno
Kat. Chase nearer home, where there
no one tie interfere, if he is fon'
Of this kind of sport. In the Adiron
dacks..for, instance, there are plent!
of wild animals, and no king OF "asue"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

,ho, j, ,he cases can be tried At tnis
."rm Az least one day VIII DC con.
s.,,nad IN obtaining Il juryin the nrss
sass That Of Henry j. Gully, and Ihe
trial is likely to occupy W. ecud be-
DAYS. The Court cannoI on,J not be
vond next week, and We sno"iu ;n%,c ~
surprised II one or two o. Wy nra =
ihcnee W." 49, Meridian Homestead
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06
CONGRESSMAN SPRINGER has m'c

SPRINGER has inter-
viewed Tilden and says:
Tilden's main anxiety seemed 10 De
uc issue of the Ohio campaign pu.
he must thoroughly understand Iha.
the West expects him to carry New
York or give way to q Western man
We want an available candidate anu
mist know certainly that he Q curry
New York beyond a possible aouo., or
we shall look to the West for a candl.
Iste. Promises for next year WAl NOV
do. Mr.. Tildcn has no lien on inc par'
Nv and has no right before the Gohvca,
lion Ms a defeated candidate, TIC mus.
SHOW his strength to the convention !
he wants it to nominate him: Sno.ac
New York go Republican, tins iaii ah y;
| Ohio Democratic 1t will be fatal 70 m1
candidacy. Tildcn says that Henurici
!. and Thurman, and Ewing, if nc carrie
Ohio, and his friends seem cenfiden'
one or the other, are the probable nom on.
s inees of the Democratic party. ~
@ issues there are national, and grown
= %lor@cIy ont of the work of the last Col
9 ~ress. and the money issue VIII not q
! iect Ewing at all. Its practically aea'
o Tilden's wish is fathcrto the though
I'll No would have us forget financial que
i tions and discuss sectional ISSUES aion
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

Tho manly, patriotic Card OF Cap',
G. NJ. Thomas, which we puoiisheo
last week, exhibits the real animuS OF
the a and presents additional c"-
dcnce of those truly noble qualities up
on which his widespread popularity
has alwaysb been based. Nothing could
induce him to countenancc an indie
pendent movement in our county al
ter having once endorsed the owen
ton and agreed to abide by its action
no matter what influences might DC
brought to bear upon him, or prom
scs of reward offered.
Cant. Thomas, though defeated in
the convention for the sheriff nomiha
ton, stands higher to-day in the es'i
nation of the people of Noxubee couh
tv than he ever did, and will AWAY
enjoy their confidence and esteem'-
All of his influence may be couh'e'
upon in securing the election Oh VI
ticket selected; and he will be the it
TO falter in every effort to maintal
thc supremacy and pcrpctuity OF I'll
Democratic party.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06
NOTICE.
The State Of Mississippi,
Noxubee County.
Della A. Shelton,

The State Of Mississippi,
Noxubee County. |
Della A. Shelton,
Willie Mary shelton.
In the matter Of the petition of said COM
plpinant for sale Of certain real estate there
in mentioned, for division,
The anne being considered ana ~ appeu.-
inc that the said Willie Mary Shelton, II mi
nor defendant herein, and w. II. Samuel,
the Grand father aud next Of kin OF said NIL
nor are not residents of the State but reside
beyond the limits thereof so that the ordina,
nv process of this Court cannot be served
upon them, andi further appearing Tom al
tidayit filed that the residence ana post Oh
fec address Of the said Willie Mary Sheilon
and w. T.. Samuel Is Sherman, In the state
| Of Texas.
IL Is therefore ordered that publication
bo made according TO law, In the Macon
Beacon, a public newspaper, printed an,
nublishcd In the town OF Macon, citing cach
Of said above named parties to be ana ap'
pear before the Chancellor of our SAID Chan
cry Court, alta term thereof to be holden U
(. the Courthouse In the town of Macon, on TIM
| Second Monday Of october, A. D. 1879,
!, then and there to plead, answer or demur t.
II, Il further ordered that the Clerk ofthi
V Court transmit by mail, postage paid, n cop
of this order, directed to the sal
named Willie Mary Shelton and w. !
Samuel at their residence and post oftic
address as aforesaid, and that he make r'
n mort thereof rs the law directs.
10 Ordered in vacation, this the 9th day
j. September, A. ID. 1870.
II Clerk
lel A true copy from the minutes:
- ROBERT u. PATTY,
- g, az mlarl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

Wa arc not surprised that Kepuoh- .
cans should cndcavor to make Q poh'
ical mountain out ofthc small hos
i'm that sprung upin Yazcc conhty
tely hut it Is passingly strange anu po-
vond our comprehension that Dono-
Gratis. North and South, should r"iso
such n howl against 1t without eVcn
waiting to secure all the particulars
and especially, to find out the cauScs
that led to the unfortunate occurrences
subseoucnt events show plainly tha'
| tho Democrats Of Yazoo never a III
view to forcibly present an lndepen-
dent or opposition ticket nthe oun
for one has since been formed, anal Is ~
full blast, without even the lear %
.rnrh,e from the Democracy. But
ike all of us in the large negro couh
tics they did fear revival OF INC nor,
rors Of having n race arrayed agains'
tbe other as in former years, and quie''
Nv told the leaders of the movement
that they couldn't do it. If the eiior
at antagonizing the races had pee
based upon religion, social question
or ANYTHING else, the action OF 'n'
pcacc-loving citizens would nave pe,'
the same but because politics was Vi
issue, it was all wrong, ovo'u'lonal
and oppressive in the opinion Oh i'a'
;cols and we are sorry to say, q grc'
monv democrats. Now the killing
D;xon was the result of a purely pc
- soual difficulty, growing out Of the on
!" or, but having no political signlilcah'
e or bearing. -,
u We ask in the name of justice al
he reason, what grounds are there 'or
OPP Of This cutlery against, and abuse
N; the Democracy of fazoos w
sbou,d their efforts to maintain pea
and order, and prevent bioodsneo'
heraldcd over the country by ne',
1c- cratic papers, as jeapordizing the ST
eoo cess of Ewingin Ohio, running II pr
mi IlHOO " Nv So.
meets in the next presidential cahV
fin and p,aying the ID generally W
in tho Marty? Such stuff is all bosh q
W ,onsense. All of us know-aho
on, pcoplc of Yazoo know-'she imports
ERE Of orr avoiding everything that Is {
culated to give color to the old char
,,;a Of lawlessness, and oppression oil
mne blacks, on the part ofthe white pee
rh;s Of the South and we know what G
',,.h. s~titutcs Justice, right and obedience
,n,v law and will do it from principe
hort we MISC know that "self-protcc'io
find the first law of nature; and we
here know what certain threatened dan
fond mean and that we ought to meet I
ron in time. ...
'entv Certainly some of IL friends
,uen vet feel ashamed of the import
,lthey have attached to these l
ttnet troubles. 1t is poor comfort tt
little that II great party rests upon ST
} him slender foundation, thatits main l
since, a.r ho tnocked from under it a
lily in ,;,no INV such insignificant infiu'
Dung ~ ,hose If we were all as mucl
Il run .asoa m svmpathize with our fir
rreled :, .ro,h,e. and hold up their ]
first when difficulties beset them, as v
w. find fault and condemn the
Would he better for our party, our
Capt. try and ourselves.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

That crazy brute, the Ed; of tle Le-
mar sentinel saws that the IazoO peoo
ME have offered a reward of $oo,Voo
f6 or lis head. Why, we doubt if the
,n;serablc wretch was ever heard OF ID
Nazoo, and if he was, they wou,u ~
tinitcly prefer paying. that amount e
Leon his lying Uranium out OF thel
county, dead or alive. You Dark Oh
INV Sentinel man, no II down mere
minds it in the least.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

A Grand shooting tournament VII
totc nlacc at Sessumville on the loth
and 10th of this month. The crack
shots from Mobile, Columbus, Aocr,
deem. West Point and other places WIN
%e present. About 1900 pigeons nave
boon nrocured and will be shot during
the two days.-Starkvillc Times
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06
For Coroner and Ranger,
JOHN T.. MORGAN.

The very small Independent boom
:, his county is about TO die ga bornln;"
IF Il should live through the race II VIII
hc SO far behind, and bear so INSIGHT
;cant a mart in the result that IL Will ncv-
rr he heard from again, under the
same auspices at least. Better stop
ibis foolishness gentlemen, ana IAN lni
70 line with the old party-the g0ou
old party that has served us 50 well IL
the past.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06
ApppprEN. MISS, Aug. %, 1879.

ABERDEEN, MISS, Aug. %, 1917
Mr.. EDITOR You will publish inc
fact. that meeting ofthc Stock Breed
ora, Association will be holden at Ma
con. on the 10th and It'll days OF Sept
ov1 fun attendance of mcmbers is de-
sirc1 Respectfully,
L.. e. HOUSTON.
President.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06
Elections win be held this fan as iol-

lows, viz: and Indie
a., naicers. four Congressman anu
mcnbcrs ofLegislaturc.
Maine, September s.. Governor anu
members Of Legislature. .a
Ohio October Estate officers anu
membcrs of Legislaturc.
lows. October 14.--Statc onacc,s'
members Of Legislature, and n con
"ressman to fiji a vacancy. IN
cers aSd members Of Legislature. go,
Massachusetts, November 4.ESta''
omcers and members of Legislature,
Minnesota, November 4:--State ON
GERS and members of Legislature. "A
oors and members of Legislature.
Mississippi, November 4.-Mcmoer
of Legislature. cto.e off
4 cors and members of Legislature.
q New Jersey, November 4.-Niei'
hers of Legislature. CO.,
Pennsylvania, November 4:..s.a.
Treasurer and members ofLcgislatuf
Louisiana, December 5.-on inc
# dontion OF the new Constitution.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

Call at the Empire House when you
visit, Shubuta. The Proprietor W.
ZONES kcc 8 his tables suppl d with
,hc best The markets affords, and wi'l
snare no effort to make it asrccao'c
and comfortable 10 guest at all timfF'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

The Editor of the Lemas Sentsne'
roosts lower than he did, since a niue
school teacher of his county gave MN
a genteel brushing, a short time since
for abusing him most ou~trageously III
his villainous paper. Go on young
man in your mad career; you WIZ rul
against ..onc of the double barreie'
..acues., that Conkling met with HTS
thing YOU know.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

At the meeting ofthe Town Council
last Wednesday evening, oil temporary
buildings erected within the fire limits
since last December, were ordered TO
no removed by the LIST of October.
The contract for laying the side walks
from Klaus store to Haucnstcins', on
ho,h sides of the street, was awarded
to II. J. Ellison, his proposal beng
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

Col. d. A Holman, indicted for the
Murder of DIR. ". l.. Lowry and MIR.
John Arnold, J~ohnsonvillc, last WIN
tor. has made application to Judge ID.
r. 'rrimblc for d writ of habcas corpus
which has been granted. The applica-
tion win be heard at Rolling Fork on !
dav not fiexd.--Vicksburg Commercial
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06
dH no $4,000 A Year, or ~ 10 2
SIOUV n day in your W locahty: !

da1rnn TO $4,000 A Year, or 20 to S2o
SI0UV n day in your W locality: NO
RISK. Women do as well as men. Many
MIKE more than the amount stated above.
No one can fail to make money rast. ANY
one can Do the work. You can make from
so cts to 81 an hour by devoting your even
ings and spare time to the business. No.ni
ing like it tor money making. ever oneree
before. Business pleasant and and strictly
honorable. Reader, il you want TO knoM
| all about the best paying. bu3ines before tn,
send YOU full particulars and private term
free !; sample copies worth 80 also free; uo'
can then nrshe up your mind for yourself.
Address,
GEO. sT1NsON & Co.
Portland, Nc
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

The charter of the "Mississippl Ex'
nosition Association at Aberdeen
was received by the Secretary, W
EcKFoRp, Esq, on Thursday, ana the
contracts for the buildings Will now DE-
signed at once, and the work ,be pu
through i'm short order.-Examincr'.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06
U%xEoUToR's NOTICE

will and testament Of Ann shelton dei ha tSe
WEIR We're granted 70 the un nds ras,ntS. S n is
ippi At Monthly I Rq &c ,s sHsrs now '" all persons
day Of A .,si%s nsni 1s said decedent arc
h hayahy required s.at'hs to exhibit the sam within MiI
n ,%a ,;wc limited by law, or the same Wi
be forever parreu' II. s. MURPHEY,
Executor.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06
Editor ofthc Herald:

To the EulJOT Va thS |
am instructed by the Cotton Fan
tcr,s Association to hand you the en-
closed article frosn the pen OF Mr: o.
r. Cockrcll of Arkansas, for .pubhca-
lion II win be found highly interest
mo- In vo.w readers. Respectfully.
my J. N. d. Bowman,
Sec'y NJ. V. C...P. Association:
Tho American "cottOn growers" OF
5OO0OOO of cotton bales, picked from
tthe hollis by human fingers. 40,OOo poils
70 inc hale. call aloud on the genius Oh
tinvcntion for relief. The answer 10
human fingers can be dispensed wl.a'
and the muscles of mules, driving iron
fingers can do the work, and the COS.
Of p;ckinw cotton with nates anrf iron
fingers. will not exceed 20 cents PEI
: 100 pounds of seed cotton.
Invention has gone to work recently
!, and sufficient progress has bccn mao5
. IN scc tls,t the scsult will be achi eVcu
Tknow what has been done, and nav
M doubt about success ami that III o
= mother wear. l call this a new era u
y cotton growing, anst / publish II now
because it may have an mpor,aie uv",
4 ING UDQn the "lipoI pAoo.i ~ ~.
! rrowfhg. Picking cotton with the I'M
. GERS is like cutting wheat with a sickl'
i Gathering and cleaning cotton WI.
:, mules will be like the horse Po~t
10 reaper in wheat. Mules can cuitiva'
and pick out the crop with as'aaal ma
force added. "a,
The cotton picking machines are ST.
- tionary. and the cotton boils a
IL brouoht from the field, either on I,
10 stalks or taken OIL as the case may
thereafter. ,1 =,
'of Cotton picking by "muies and III H
Sc inccrs' viii be Il success ny Gnu
en- plan at q cost of 25 or 30 cents per
~, pounds. stou
m still in or near the field, and the cott
tx is moved to the. ''irou fingered pick
rly Without any moving machinery alno
The cotton stalks, two men M
on. down and move to the cotton pio,t
Mt one and u half bales per day. 4.
,cn may be increased by some macha
ed hut if never increased the plan Is $
cessful. In short the cotton plcs
al does not move but the cotton does
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

Do you want your picture made in
the latest style of the art of Photo
graphy2 If so, call at Carllslo's Gale
nv u tthc carriage shop Of G. NJ billiard.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06
DO You Feel B

Languid, Depressed in 8 sp aI,I1I
Headache, Pain in the sl SavS1
Dizzines, coated Tongue, fs Sa,|
and oat oi.sorts gnnerclly: . s "
youthat your Liver Is ia@h pss. y
and the secrdtions Of me sys'I Y
thrown back into'the blood =,
suits will follow unless yoa !, " \
Take Sellers Liver Pills ' y ,
pills are q standa3d remeas
In use and are highly ScOS XII;
DIR OAKLEY, Os Del,yl'' .a,D,i
Liver Pills are admirably Sapv
| ious climates" ANDREW sam
| Ills, says: A4ricnd recoml nsir
your Liver Pills ane ailer uI y
of thcmI was entirely curc'TT
tack Of liver complaint
Druggist. Price % cts, T
Il. Il. @co'p
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06
Sent. 9 st.
-oN-REsIDENT NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi,
Noxubee County. ~
Robert L. sparkman :: In chanccry

The state of Mississippi,
Robert l.. Sparkman =, c,orcorv.
| Heirs at law Lewis Spark
man, decd, ct al. nan .f~ronnl,irt this
In the matter of the Biii Oh Lin" con-
dav filed in said cause, the same yI," Nc.
oo;derea' audit appearing that Emily J.mn'
Gov Rettie Sparkman, Thomas oparhn iann.i
G"},orS Ephraim Sparkmau, .(ninorl ss.u
VWVaae Hamilton Sparkman, (minerg oSich'
m 49, therein. are not residents oil TINS o.a.,
bmt reside ~beyondthe limits tlerect ~ m,
thc ordinary process OF TINS Vo n,rti,or an
/. S served ilpon them, and IL iuriher ~;
p%e,rtny from affidavit filed, Thai inc TIE,
peaarnas and nnst office address OF SAID apos'
,omsd attendants is Bristol, In the sVa'e y
] " H. therefore ordered that plaiication D
, made arrordiug to law, in the Macon Dee,s
!, con. n public newspaper. pflnteu nuu ppa"c
Il lished In the town OF Macon, ot.n = no an
' amnoar before the Chancellor OF our sni
u STpbancery Court, at a term thereof 10 DC hV y.
an at the Courthouse, in the town Oh Mi
con, on the ...o
y second Monday Of October, a. D., 1872
e ,,or and there to show II any tn'
d. mn. why said petition should not be gran
eli M h further ordered that the Cle!h
=. this Court transmit by mail, postage pau a.,
y copy Of this order directed to eash o. NJ ~
~ above named persons, at theiI res,HHtth .t
most office address rs aforesaid ahu .na'
r. make report thereof as the III" olioo's'
N Ordered in Vacations this AugustStS' A.
n fs7s. .rrx
a. Clerk
er ttrue copy from the minutes. owl.
- on Al ROBERT q. PATTYy Clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06

The aged Rev. DIR. Loyick Pierce Is
living at the point of death at his ONT
in "a. lie is in his 95th year.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06
IUKA SPRl
Ell tt e.

T. P. AYDLE IT.
MIIIs house has been i lMsJ
Il ted and newly iur" .o"ie,
rietor is now ready TO r S'rui
plicaIion to- She PROPHECY ,,,;sh b
offered to those who WISH '
or the season.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-09-06
MOBILE AND OHIO
aHENIfIElgnhEI1slA
tE4asA4AsS4EM
ExcursiO Tick cts

~ ~
IN THE NORTHWEST, AND TO
TIE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, AT
LOWER RATES THAN EV-
Err BEFORE OFFERED.
Rate from Macon, Miss. On Excursion
Tickets to points named below; =.
Tickets to remain OH saleunti 30, Sept. next
return Coupons hood until Oct. 3lst 1879
ROUND TRIP RATE
Allegheny Springs Old Pt Comfort
and return $50 90 and return 800 20
Bath Alum Sprnsgs Peake Otta
and return $b4 70 and return $oO ~
| Bedford A " Iron, Rockbridge Baths
and return S43y 65 and return 1853 90
Blue Ridge Springs Red Sui Springs
and return $40 90 and return. .$oS W
Blount springs Rockbridge Alum
and return SIG 80 and aeturn $53 "
Cold sui springs st Clair Alum ~
and return S51 As and return II "
Coyners White n Blk Sweet Chaiybeate
and return 40 40 and return o0 "
Daggers springs sweet springs a.
and return 81 70 and return % W
Hannas springs, Ala Stribling springs =
and return % 90 and return I'D y
Hot springs, Va Salem, va 49,.
and return 6S 90 u return az !
Healing springs, Va White sui spgs. va
and return 0S 90 and return %
, Jordan Alum Wallawatoala
and return 81 70 and return % Y
Millborn springs Warm sdrivgs, w
aud return 81 45 and return 6S \
Montgomery White Wytbeville, Va
and return 80 to aNdreturn oS
!, Natural Bridge yellow Sui, springs
andrctmn 30 As and return %
:, kdTVIA, Ala. Great Southern II. II.
II Lookout Mountain route
CHARLES l., FITCH,
Il g. r. A.