Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-17

|OLUME AA XVI
FopIos OF THE DAY.
|, i. cottlemen are improving
F,., hyproyiding for irrigation
'r ,,r.tinr tame-fodder plants,
u' ,nr has a thousand acres OF
,rinc. and has a water basin
|r''n,y holding over eight mil
Mons otwa'er
.srR Of Congress is reported to
II to some of his constituents
= sightseeing in Washington:
t,,o,6e Smithsonian Institution,
.,n will see all that God ever
y thence to the Patent office,
fou will see all that man ever
earliest celebration of the glo-
I,rtb in Albany, N, Y, in 1887,
,mon council resolved; THAT
Porstion will, after the firing OF
|non proceed in Procession &c. to
Tavern. This primitive idea
|,,tipr hasn't wholly died out,
4 i, not quite so frankly pro-
thc ncwly-inycnted detective
exhibited at the American Pho
y, convention in st. Louis was
,bl camera" 1t looks exactly
rcator skin handbag, is car
shoulder strap at the side OF
,ior. aad pictures are taken
Etroctng attention and without
< the object.
,beme for a railroad in Asia has
|yhed. In a report upon 1t.
brcl. Of the Geographical Sur
that the distance from Mon
Bchring Sea is about $500
,lhat a railroad could be built
sy sywithoutmeeting amy greater
a than have already been sur
in existing lines.
Island has passed under n
tnohbitory law. The citizens
prepared for it by tlIing up
available demijohns and bottles,
stgc promises to be a desper-
Hereafter no unlucky wight
by thing to drink without a
/, prescription. The hotels in
r and Newport threaten to
rnch Government has pre-
gold medal to NJ Dupuisch, a
porter in Paris, in recognition
laOriinary devotion in Civ
Flood in operations of trans
FLOOD, thereby saving the lives
PERSONS, During the last
!S the gallant porter has
\ perlious operation seven
Wv York bellies having discov-
!patch Of daisies in n farmers
where they We're summering,
mission 10 pick Il few. The
,geed to give the run of the
twenty-five cents, and they
ont the patch, not once sus-
|hat they were helping to keep
most noNious weed that pest
One,t farmer.
FHWNIGER Prince Bismarck $
p has not allowed the Chan
tNmc time past 10 drink any
lrns meals. Now he goes a
Aer, and wishes the Prince to
on Ocer'drinking altogether.
Will obey, as he found out
three occasions when he re-
FA with DR.. Schwiniger that
Will stand no tritling,
y contemplating presidential
should begin appropriate
laInlng early Mrs. Clcve-
Flaa' after shaking hands with
Ple IN one day, her left arm
lt' cruelty, while the right,
|" done all the work, did not
A' This was also General
lp'r'ence' The future presi-
'a'Alng school should include
lg9erciseS for both arms.
'lrN u stalking Spurt in Italy.
'aefe Is a regular newspaper
d0e, and even the beggars
alAd some fortunate possessor
slaper as he reads aloud in the
'N 'ae people soon get tired of
f'Fr and clamor for a new
consequence is that almost
Sne paper dies and another
ta'e ~ 0ne of the most certain
'-Dg a newspaper in Italy, by
s"nlI it with news. What
good local lies and blood
sNsations.
,,"u 'llat a recent discovery
'a' manufacture of the metal
d = about 81 per pound. Alu.
!. discovered HCo about sixty year,
~ Us hitherto been too costl,
-, Ne' though its propertie,
w ~ many a scientific man tc
~ns'hgly, as the probabl,
se'' ~ revolution in manufac,
% De made to rival tn,
,.s' r',unesS n and the gold il
s,O a"V lully as malleable as tn,
!. ''u''and the effects of waite,
|l1y other metal.
\. %e M only animal that com
\, herrlngs and other fisl
sa death by rushing .shora !,