Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-28

y ,,ner., 'a1 and who being there
: ,.a,ant ssF Of the price, sold his hops
\ Iy,a ,ar nine cents a pound
,,,r,..llsrlc medium went 'n'o !,
'I,' = n tse house of John searls' oil
: ronnty, \ III. The medium de-
,Ssre Sss' was petroleum on the l' farm,
,n'sd -s,5 out the spot where it could
y ,l' searls bored to a depth OF
q. h,t and found-no'hlng but
,sris Congress chooses a council
;, and the council chooses a presl-
! .,0ue term only. Congress sits but
! ,,,r, three weeks for a session.
|, r,vbs4a day, The elections are
, churches. Civil service rules
/ and corruption is unknown. Al
!, switzerland is a happy old re-
.iingllar coincidence it is always
M Of irreproachablc demeanor m
'rrnspect walk who elopcs with
N says the St. Louis Rep"'''ca"'
tpe is rapidly approaching when
ghtr Of conspicuous decorum
|ny beverage is ginger ale and
one amusement is the slnles'
u chsqucrs will lind 1t d'lllc"'' 10
qabond
EC,nndian government has jnsl
Eome supplementary quaran.
knations for the government OF
|sd the Dominion. The rcgula-
ENctIng old rags from foreign
raides that such merchandise
|Mk allowed to land except at a
kA one Of the regularly or
kouarantine stations. 1t is fur
IN provided that no old rags
ingn ports shall be allowed to
uil they have been properly dis
.rN Of mothers all over thcm
States gather their little ones
tsm, never dreaming that by
y they have no right to these
) They do not know that the
bright to the children rests in
b, in all except three of the
Most men do not know it. A
n fathers, if they did know it.
rr assert their rights against
kr. But now and then a father
Id, knows his legal rights and
them.
HFoRTABLE 100000 slice of the
|snt bequest of Samuel j. 1'ilden
Cblic of New York city is likely
,bbed by the State under a new
th has just come to the notice of
EeE' This statute imposes a
nd ) per cent on all bcquests
ac cause. Libraries are, under
Exempt from all tax, but as
he elawyers can make out, Mr..
% not leave his estate legally to
but for what is to be a library
le though perhaps not for fifty
louisville Courier-Journa dis.
' iicar III we may listen
tng bird-Staying awake all
Nlt-but we want a surcease
m Polly's voice is not musical,
'aIl forcrackers has a chestnut
The first owner of a parrot
sdle' or he would think of
lS ORD something more origi-
profanity of the parrot is
'' and it contributes immense
general stock of wickedness.
aN thrown into the monkey
N, 'lsG the double turreted mon.
''l are to be completed, there
queen " Or seventeen new war
w ailoat during the next
months Five new steel
."lped0 &c boat and a dynamite
n. WI VIII be begun this year.
y ~ Old law that provides that
s's, ~ formerly called first-ra,c
!, wy De named for States of the
! scond-class vessels shall be
s'ass or rivers. Most of the
will come under the latter
J IT, ~, Two or three years the
a.n1p europe has been delugcd
49,, uA ol England notes ex-
%e ae'iying detection, even
experienced. 1t is evident
ss have either access to
ir'.s ',Ia Of have found means of
s'''ly' for the strictest COM
Is.ssl t'ssa the real and forged
q I%0v !. any difference in tho
81 y s,.E gaality of the paper;
h,.aal alsh authorities in the
\ tItaa tsiss. say that it is impossi-
s.'lsr 4. cosklN, who has
w. m,ee.nagerie y. in Central
As~a. NJ. !, liberated fifty pair Of
S.' '". IN that park in 1866.
Iss,s' nm nearly all the sparrows
s'1s ! s.aa IN every city, village
H. ,'se ne. America arc de-
,,s'i believed that If an ac-
A,''s %sId be taken of these
''s'a be a pair Of them for for
N ''1'n and child in the
! ,,s.,.'.da =. Adam. family whose
ts',eSSnlnsted ,sS in Amer.
'sll0ved by the Wash.
NSaIas' N1aas' All Of them now
"W 0o n,,td.