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DIRECTORS.
How the Average Country School was
Managed in the Year. Gone BY

Managed in the Year. Gone By.
The following amusing story IS an
excellent illustration Of the difference
between old and Few educational
methods and expenditures. 1t also
proves that the boys Of the olden times
paid dearly for the things that gave
pleasure. The school board OF the
Pine Ridge district had met to discuss
methods OF euonomy in conducting
| the winter term of school, since it was
evident that the teachers salary OF
.hree dollars and twenty-five cents a
week would exhaust the amount OF
cash in the school treasury before the
end of the usual four months term, II
demands were made upon it for Incl
dental expenses.
r. '"orhcr being a woman, it had
be,A The eustom-a...th h9sra to ", a
boy the muniicent salary of twenty
cents a week for building the fire and
sweeping the house.
Now said Mr.. Aaron Cratchett,
president of the board ''kaint we de-
wise and construct some means OF
savin' the deestrict this here twenty
cents a week? 1t mounts to e'namost
four dollars for the term, and we kin
i'll AFFORD to pay it."
That's So" said Hiram Dillworthv,
solemnly. ".Aint there boys that'd do it
fer say ten cents q week? A boy amt
nothin' to do but scratch round a little
in the snow and git his wood an
kindlin' out an cut it up, an his fires
goin' in no time
1--WE ort to be able to find a boy
that'd do it fer the splendid exercise
id give him. said Jonas Dill, the
most economical of the trio that
formed the board. ''How would it do
to have it a rule that the boy that got
there first in the morning had TO build
the fire.
I'm a leetle afeerd that wouldn't
work, said Mr.. CratChclt, d%oubllully.
I'm alccrd they wouldn't any OF EN-
be fust to git there an Illogical objec'
ton that seemed to have weight with
the other members Of the BOARD, as
nothing more wa sMi1 about lIls pan.
wen, said MI D,iI' WI! couI9n
we say tlat the BOY 'haJ 9ot 'he nus
i lIcken. haI so oqil1 inc nres uns 5iI
{ somehow else GOV IicHeu' anu 30 On,
, 'bUt "iat "oUl" we 10 "hI.e WI,
!, was wal'ln Ter some 50 o 10 ~ llcGeu
IN tle i!rs' pace sHIu MI D'l'"or'ny'
WIN wise l~0tethougH''
IVY InlSh' nave II u.ueEs'4od t"ge ci
, us IN 'le teacier 'I'nV sue ""t 10 i'c0
i some poy the luSi "Al' ~ Jes' p ~
) l'a.e US NOV sue '''I NY IVY IN, :,
. gown lu'l gay a'no'' TIC never Gus d
/ llcN all,iT'' n,,
buI Mi, D''!"2EIhS > i"''occ'I al'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Lnsscs Prom Mny Cholera.

DECATUR, lHp., Dec. l0-The hog cholera
that made its appearance here in Septem-
Der st II continues with undated fury on
what hogs are left, The crop of hogs is all
sold or dead in this pa { of tho county.
Farmers usually hold their hogs here till
the first of January before marketing, but
they sold VIII t d d not die half fattened, or
as soon as the d scaso made its appea auco
in the ueighborhood. The estimated loss
by cholera is $50, 900 in this county.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
FORTY SOULS
Perish on u Burning 5Il,sissIppi steambo

Perish on IA Burning mississippi Steamboat.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. lathe elegant
steamer j. NJ White, running between
NIcksburg and New Orleans, burned to the
waters edge at midn ght while lying at the
bank near Bayou Sara, La. About forty
lives were lost, most J women and chil-
dlen. Nearly all The crew were saved.
Among the passengers reported lost is the
superintendent OF the Naudalia railroad at
Natche2, together With bis wife and cAll-
dren, Tho ]. NJ. White was tie finest
steamer on the Mississippi river, and was
bull. at J~eltcrsonvllle al a cost of S200,O0O
She was en- Il to New Orleans, and had
a cargo OF cotton on board estimated at
II t less than 2,U00 bales. The surviving
PASSENGERS ana crew were conveyed to
New Orleans this morniug,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
A EnnliSh Act.

MMIoS, Ism, Dec l0.-On Nov. 8 Roy
Barnes, the th ,rteen-year-old son OF Dr..
Barnes, n prominent physician, gave Fred
Love, the elevcn-year-old son of Lemon
Love, q piece of wood filed with gunpow.
der, and told him TO burn il out with a bot
iron for n pipe. Young Love d so, and
the block exploded, terribly mutllating his
hand. To-day Loves father brought suit
against Dr.. Barnes for 5000 damages for
the injury.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Coal Gas UOrror.

CHICAGO, Dec l2.-Mrs. Mcclure and her
grown daughter and son were asphyxiated
by coal gus last light at their residence. in
the suburban town Of Maplewood. They
closed all the doors and windows tightly
on retiring and forgot to replace a stove
lid after replenishing the parlor fire. Mrs.
Mcclure appeared to have fallen scnseless
while trying to got out to the open air.
Her daughter was lying lifeless across a
chair a few feet from her bed. The son
was on his knees before tho door, and evil
IDENTIFY had become unconscious during a
stnnefed search for the knob of ; Q door.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

Customer allow much will you
charge TO give me Il raadin OF my
hodd!' Phrenologist-"Well, I, you
can have n verbal examination Tor
fifty cents; n written one for N dol
lar" C.-"Go ahead; just a verbal
one" P,-"Woll, in the first place,
you have the organ of combativeness
very largely Developed GLOW!
What's that you say?" P.-"fou
have the bump of combaiiyencss
very large" C.-"Darned lie! Ii YOU
say it again | will knock you down."
-Prairie Farmer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

JrFFTNsON ClTY, No. Dec. 1I-GOvernor
Marmaduke to-day pardoned u convict
named Charlie, Logan, serv ng a term in
the penitentiary fer grand larceny, for
bravery, Some two weeks ago n foreman
in the shops was attacked by Convict
Hughes, who stabbed b IN in the neck VITA
"A sAoe-kniie. Logan, at the risk of his lie,
threw b mself u on the wou,d-be murderer
and saveI the lOyoman's life, As a reward
tor this the Governor to day pardoned HIN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
A BATTLE WITH TRAMPS,
who Raise a Riot, in Which Three MIN
Are Fatally Injured.

who Raise a Riot, in which Three MN
Are Fatally Injured.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, Dec. IA band of
about thirty trnmps, who have been
making their headquarters just outside tle
borough limits during the past few weeks,
came INTO Shenandoah last night aud
raised u riot in q saloon, and prob
ably fatally injured three men. Four of
the tramps were elected from the sa.oon
for using abusive language, and shortly
afterward returned WITH re nforcemants
and attacked the party in the houi2. jas.
McKeone was horribly hacked til a razor
and two miners were beaten with bottes
and 6 asses into insensibiiity, Several
arrests were made.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
A kidnaped Boy Recovered,

READING, PA, Dec. IA M. A. Arnold,
one of Readings wcaIthiest citizens, 10.
celved q dispatcn fIum East ~S,rouJsburg,
Nortbhaml ton County, to-day, stating
that his son Willie, aged thirteen vesrs,
who dlsappon ed several weeks ago, and
who 1t We, supposed had been sto en-, hid
been found near there alive aud we'll by
7 nkerton detectives, and that the boy was
now on his way home. Young Arnold's
disappearance caused "a great sensation
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Slew tho King.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. l3.-The Sect says
that Gashan Khan, the ruler of Cound-
sk0ut, Central As q, and Eng'and's stan h
friend, was recently murdered at the in
stance. OF hit son, Sander Kb.n
FrSIa1d's sworn enemy fsnder Kahn
.,ops y -
making pr, pn~ragr~s~Eo resist the Z sh-
mere vassals o. Eqg'and should they at
tempt to interfere TO avenge the death Of
GuShaD
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.
Kidnapping Of Rosabelle kifer Thirty
|, Years Ago, Vividly Recalled.
that the Crime WIN BE Pun
~ This Late Day.

CINCINNATI, Dec. l3.-Abou, uu.a
ago this community was s~tartleu H. tha
report that the infant child Of DR.. sa,a
kiier, at that time a prominent phys clan
IN this city, had been stolen by unknown
parties. At the time every effort was
made to %apprehend the guilty parties and
recover the chill !, but all TO no avail.
Thousands Of dollars were spent In the
search and kilograms sent to all parts of
the country, but no traces of the missing
child or her abductors were ever heard
VI Weeks, months and years passed,
but no tidings we're received OF
the child. 1T was finally given up
for gone, the theory OF the detec ives be ng
that the child had been murdered by it,
abductors TO cover up their ideut ty, DR..
klter died several years ago, a broken.
hearted man, without having heard from
his lost darling, On Saturday last the case
was wildly revived by the receipt by Col.
onel Deitsch Of Il letter from E. V. B. Ack.
erman manager Of the Peoria CIIl) De.
tective Agency, asking for information OF
the case. The letter stated that the all
ductor and his victim had been located and
could be had at an hours notice. The
child's name was Rosabelle when it was
sto EN-. AS a of II irty years her
name still clings to her. The letter asks
that Co.onel Deistch look up the relatives
OF kifer, in view that criminal proceeding,
may be instituted against the abductor.
Colonel Dcitsch has detailed Detective
Ralph Crawford on the case. The affair is
more like a romance than a happening in
real life, and il the case can be successfully
prosecuted 1t will eclipse anything OF the
kind yer heard Of in 4 criminal line. The
child was born on November -, 1854, and
was eighteen months old ut the t me Of its
abduction, Ii living, as the letter states
Rosabelle Kifer is now in her thirty.secoud
year. At the time Of the abduction it
created a tremendous sensation, and was
so extensively published that il was known
throughout the land.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

WASHINGTON, Dec, l2-Arather novel re-
quest was received at the Interior
Department from n young man living IN
Nebraska, who wants to marry a daughter
Of Standing Bet a Sioux Chief. He states
who he is and inc ose5 n photograph Of tho
glrl, who is very nice looking and
educated at Carlisle. The young
man, however, wishes to 60 and live on tho
reservation with hi, prospective wife and
her relatives, and for this reason it was
necessary to obtain the pc mission of tho
Interior Department. White men are not
o. owed 10 stay on an Indian reservation
unless they have authority from The Gov.
eminent to do SO, and so this young man
was obliged to take the Government
into his confidence and reveal his love
affairs. The Secretary Of the Interior CON
,ldored the matter from its practical
rather than its sent mental side, aud con-
cluded that while he could not prevent tao
young man marrying the grl, he could
prevent him from going to live with the
old folk, and il no was anxious to marry
the Young woman, as he profeSsed to be,
he might scratch around and provide her
with o home.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Fatality Among Congressman,

WASHINGTON, Decsln The death Of Rap
resentative DowdneS. which was an
%nounced to day, swells 10 twelve The death
list of the Fortv-ninth A4nssess II y as
follows: Vice President Hendffe sem
ators Miller Call and Pike IN. H., hep
reseniatives Elwood tIll }, Rankin WIS.,.
Hahr La,), Bench, Arnot aud D~owdney
IN. ", Price (Wis,), Cole tMd), and
Duncan (pa.).
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
K. Of L. Cheaper Coal.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE X. OF L. are offer.
ing to sell coal TO consumers here for 81 OF
S150 less per ton than the coal ring rates
They re ' upon. the cooperative shat , at
Cannelburg, La, and IN st. Clair County.
Ill, purchased by the Executive Board
last year, Taey al!ege thai they have or
ders enough for coal To make t pay, but
tt at tie railroads refuse to make contracts
W til them. They are tie, core collecting
evidence upon winch to prosecute the
roads Tor dlscrlm nAtIOn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Il Is No Fun 10 the Girls,

GREENvILlE, PA, Dc, IA union ba,
been formed by domestic servants; tor the
purpose Of advancing their wages 81 cent,
Il week. Any grl refusing to join til,
union 5 TO he bOycotted, a are merchant,
who refuse TO pay the higher wages. Tue
gir.S are united IN the movement, and st
lar have gained Their point. The move
ment is looked upon with considerable,
amusement, Tut no one seems inclined t
oppose the acton OF the girls.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

-"Where are you taking that win
dow frame to, HGnseriP' so the
town, your revcrence!' what aru
you going to do with it when You get
iherep' ''Why you see, ] read in the
paper that people pay MS much as fifty
m rks for u window when there's u
procession, and Sc I'm going to sell
IL -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

The Boston Il Albany passenger
train due at Albany at G.57 the other
night was stopped while speeding along
near Chatham by a red light which the
engineer had noticed on the track a
short distance ahead. The signal was
made by II farmer living near BY. who
had discovered q broken rail on tho
track. aud BY covering his lantern with
an old rcd Handkerchief had made q
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Strike of Erurht Conductors.

LAFAYETTE, lND, Dec, la-The freight
conductors on the iue of the L., N, A.. a &.
railroad vent on astrike to-day on demand
for an advance in pay from two and u half
to three cents per nile and allowance for
lost time, which tie managem mt refused.
Freight trains non one end OF the road TO
the Other are tie zap.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Trainkaidcd by Highwaymcn.

Sr, Lofts, Dec. la.-Passengers on the
| train which was raided by h%ighwaymen
near Re lcvue Station, Tex, Saturday,
saved Sla,0Ui in r,oney and $1,000 worth OF
diamonds by giving them to the ladies. who
| were not searched, The highw ymen Sc
| cured only about 500 In money and u
| number of watches.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

ADAM WEAVER vas fatally
bull near Canton, @.
E~x-GovERNoR CnARLEsH CBos q
Michigan is dead. y
ELLIS LYONS committed suicid5 ~ Ins
d~ianaro is on the 10 b.
Bon LEE fractured the skull of Lon Pay.
ton during a row at Danvil e, Ky.
BURGLARS effected an entrance into the
BoS o. Ons Price clearinghouse, at Min.
neapo is, burst open the safe, secured
$500 in cash, and took a large quantity OF
iiue fur goods.
CITIZENS of Washington have subscribed
q fund Of $4,000 TO insure payment of
prizes and expenditures for the National
Drill and Encampment. The drill will DO
held the last week N May, 1887.
Tns city council Of ~VincenneS, Ind, is In
a dilemma. The city treasurer is charged
with being n delaulter to the amount OF
$4,000 and refuses to resign, and council is
pow crless TO remove him. His bondsmen
have been released from liability by the
Circuit Court Judge.
ROBERT KELLY, ex-treasurer of Lawrence
County, Ind, Acknowledges himself a de-
faulter, aud has made an assignment.
The price Of gas at Fndlsy hss boon re-
duned to twenty-five cents per month per
stove, and chutcbes free.
PAIL GRoTTKAu, recently tried for IN.
citing the Milwaukee Garden riots, adj
dressed l5,0C people IN Milwaukee on the
l2th, bitterly attacking the authorities and
press.
BIT a collision on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, Conductor T f Greer
bad both legs cut of. and three tramps
who were stealing o ride, were killed,
A FIRE ut Atties. o., on the 10th, do
stroysd the principal business block Of ,hs
town. The losses were about $4,000.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Robbed ofAI They Had,

KANSAS CITY, Dec. IA family named
Foster, con listing of man. wife and baby,
were robbed of $3.50, all they had in the
world, on a Rock Island train near this
city. Foster had sold his farm in Northern
Illinois and was going to Coloradotose settle.
They proceeded pennies II their journey.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Hunter FATALLY Shot.

MADISON, IND, Dec. l0.-Yestcrday A.
ternoon Elijah lockridgc, aged twenty, re-
siding in Milton township, this county, was
out hunting with his father and some
ne ghbors, when bis gun was accidentally
discharged hile climbing n fcuce, the con-
tents Ell. ering tho lover part OF tue abdo-
men, mnleliDs fatal injuries.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
rho Bull Objected,

CEEsTLINE, o., Dec. l0.-Jacob Cover,
the act of killing n fcrocious bull, this al
ternoon. In some way or other the beast
got the best Of them. Cover was severely
gorcd and Packer seriously bruised by tho
animal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Three Dead Pioneers,

THIN, o., Dec, la-The deaths Of three
Seneca County pio,ecrs-Mrs. John King,
ueed ninely-niue; Mrs. Caiharine Grape.
nrr, aged nluetv.siI, and Peter We,kert.
aged seventy eighty ere announced here
today,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
RObhcd the Mails.

PIrrsRuRGu, Pa, Dec, la--Ida Baldridge,
young daughter Of eN.Postmastcr Bald
ridge, of Greensburgh, Wcstmorelsnd
County. was arrested ut that place this
morning for robb ng the mai :. She was
well aud f%avorably known the town, and
her arrest caused intense surprise.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Poor Girl's Marvellous Luck

DETROIT, Dec, l3,-Miss Sett Postle, living
with her parents in destitute circumstances
in this city, to-day received word from a
law firm in Norwich, England, that she has
fallen heir to $50 000 sterling. half of IA
fortune left by an uncle who recently died
in Ansfra in
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
CHARLESTON RELIEF FUNDS.
Over SIX Hundred Thousand Dollars Re.
ceived, one-Third Remaining uner-
ended

pended.
CHARLEsloN, s. G., Dec. lt-At a meet
ing of the City Council tonight Mayor
Courtenay submitted a preliminary re.
port of the Executive Relief Commit
tee, show ag thai the total amount Of
s634, 25S WI, received by them for the suf-
ferers by tie earthquake, and that the dis
bursemen', amounted TO $4iS. 10. OF the
ba ance OF SlsG, l59, the committee Will re.
serve $50, , AS IN their op mon an ample
| Jun for ? steling and the closing up OF
NV untin ned bus ness OF the house re-
pans ard viii make q spec al denos with
the clty tfsaSurar of : 90, 900, TO be applied
70 the req ldi yof char table institut ons.
Ihe AeHS ma Co0rier estimates that he
tota! SUBS ripi'pn 20 the earthquake relief
lund WI " Juut to about Ssl5. 900, leav.
ing a loss = lver five and a hat mliioas
by the eSf. iSaut 1876 and the tornado
1t Ausu NISS0, ~ borne by the nd vld
uals, corporations and tue G~Oyeruuchnt
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
A Kentucky Traaedj.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dee. IA Courier
Journal special say: VIM. Hawkins and
Tom ~Moueypeuny quarreled near Munford-
Vile, KY, last night, and Money! my IA
tally shot Hawkn MS, Moneypenny received
a severe wound from an unknown person,
WAC fled in the darkne 3.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

Fol the peculiarit'es of the
sage; a sleeper is that IN
Tper sleeps. A sleeper is
the sleeper which carries
Pile be sleeps runs. While
Peeps in the sleeper tho
p the sleeper over the
4 tho sleeper until the
carries the sleeper jumps
and wakes the sleeper n
1 striking the sleeper I'M
h, and there is no longer
eeping in the sleeper on
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
The Lieutenant Governor Case.

INpiANApoLis, Dec. la-The circuit court
OF Indiana has rendered a decision in the
suit OF State Senator SIN ID against the
Secretary of State 10 prevent him from de
liver NJ the returns to tho Lieutenant Gov.
ernor. 1t sustained the demurrer, aud the
case W II probably lie taken TO the Supreme
Court.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Wild Cat Insurance.

CHICAGO, Dec. l0.-A crusade against In.
surance companies that arc nonresident
corporation S, and certa n insurance brokers,
all of whom have failed TO comply with the
insurance laws of the State, has been in
agurated by tho commencement OF law
suits IN the superior Court,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Locomotive Boiler EypIodes,

JERSEY SuoRE, Pa, Dec. a.-Tho boiler
Of n locomotive exploded here to-day, kill
ing Phil II. Knight aud James Wcarne,
engineers, and Allen Ramsey, fireman, and
seriously injuring J.G. Field and J. IL. Sta.
pletOn, muchinist.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Heavy Fighting in Africa.

BERLIN, Dec, lA-Dspatchcs received
from Ztnzibar state that II baltic recently
occurred between the armies Of X ny
Muaugeo, Of Uganda, and the King OF IA,
brega, in which the latter force, 10000
strOng. vas defeated.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
promipcn, orapneman MISSING

KINGSTON, ONT, Dec, l0-A letter re-
ceive here states that j. W. Brown, a
prominent Orangemnn Of { is city, while in
PARIS, France, had a quarrel with n Chicago
Nationalist, s nee which Mr.. Brown has
disappeared and it is feared be has met
with foul NAV.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Reed Pleads Guilty,

BosroS, Dee. l2.-William Reed, late
treasurer of the South Boston railroad, was
ar Aligned in court yesterday, and pleaded
guilty to emhezzling slG0,eo Sen ence was
deferred until next week, Reed appeared
very feeble and broken in spirits.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

|srs who may wish to learn
|u,per should be managed
lbe Governor OF Sonora,
! has a squad of editors in
etcjsing his adm nistrat on.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

IN MITCHELL, a poor farmer
Family in Abcrd n, b.,
more. An uncle and aunt
In, leaving him 5000, 0)O.
|.nediately to claim his Tor
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
A Boilers Sad Work.

BosroS, Dec. IA boiler in Haslett q
Underhi Is dry house and box factory at
Cambridge exploded yesterday morning.
injuring seven men. three Of whom u Is Nv
nnnfal nrn fatAlIy hurt frank Silva WA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
Died on lin Wedding Nicht.

MASisrEa. Mfoi, Dee l8.-Chas, Brown
aud Mss Cora sihiey were married LAST
Saturday evening, After the osrcmony a
,eeiai dsucs vas enjoyed. About Two
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

b, been introduced in tho
kgilatnrv to establish and
N industrial college for
fr thousand dollarsi IS asked
hshmcnt, and twenty-five
slsrs for maintaining it.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

bdars Of the House and Sem
|tosded with measures in all
|%kanccmpnt, and more than
take mp the time Of several
NJ course, the vast major ty
ID never tie considered. and
dead to all Intcnts and pur-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

td the burning OF an i'm
40 toy factory comes like a
to the hopcs of the good
Mo have been kept under
|apt for several months in
Of Christmas,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

C'''e for life-prcserving at
y Of automatically innat-
~ etc. by means Of gas,
[Suea in a capsule under
L.quelIed gas ammonia,
a'rous oxide Is carried
san'nt, while in the other
kapled to burn in a closed
sa'sm adapted to auto.
The powder Is held un-
ask Of blo,,ing paper.
vet, is ruptured, and
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18

Three burglars worked all night
on q safe In o Michigan town, ani
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