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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03

the years 1881 and 1889.
To prescribe condition precedent t.
tie hiring OF penitentiary convIcts 70
the Danvilio and New-Rlver Railroad
Company.
For the relief OF A. p. Green, tTss-
surer Of Halifax county.
To prescribe the times for holding
the courts OF the Fifteenth and Six-
tesnth judicial circuits.
To amend and re-ensct the &C; TO ~
corporate the town OF Chase City. IN the
county of Mecklenburg.
To incorporate the town Of BGnlster,
II Halifax county. &c.
To prescribe the time for the holding
of the courts OF the Eighth Judicial
circuit.
To incorporate District Lodge No. T..
Grand United Order OF Odd-Fellows o.
the State Of Virginia.
To confirm the charter OF the Rich
mond Exchange for Woman's Work.
To amend the charter Of Lynchburg
by adding an additional chapter thereto.
To Incorporate the Henderson. Roam
oke and Virginia railroad.
] O amend the law il regard 20 the
doorkeeper TO the Executive. messen-
ger to the Governor, and Secretary 0i
the Commonwealth.
HOUSE BILLS, WITH SENATE ANENIt
NEYTs, PASSED.
In relation to records II the clerk s
office Of Rockingham county.
To amend the Law il relation 10 Wild
game.
For the relief OF Z. 4. Trice. depu-
" treasurer Of Goochland county.
Extendinc the time to ?. u. Crowder,
treasurer OF Amelia county. foT the
collection Of taxes and county levles II
MS hands.
To incorporate the Union state u-anl
Taberracie of the improved Order OF
Galilean Fishermen. No. T.. OF ire STAT
Of Virginia.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Young Men $
Christian Association OF lncastie.
70 amend the Code Of 1873. 10 reca- !
g. partition and the re ordatlon o. d p
crees Of allotment.
10 amend the Code ID relation 70 the
acceptance and paymen; Of bills o. ex-
change.
Tnarrand -acilor of ohsrtor rr.4 OF
Ar,e orI.s2-.sl resne.t,nr q.ii5 rame
ro -.uasr sertion H. or cban.e- c.
..,.or 80 IN -a,a,,o, 20 inc.
TcaI,ov. 2 r Home treasurer of
Hanover c,ur-v f,rtber -ime On levy
avn. ..lier. cerfs,r tsx.,,-le.. licenses
AVID ia,ie.
b., the relief Of the .rre..os o.
f..f,ns fs.. .-,,.,-.r ,. .,-..r.-
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-.
au,rnonr sc.,rnu.
a number of bills were ordered TO
.bcr errrossuent an6 third reading.
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''' 'n' e'-40l''A Al''l. %. d 'le- u All = IN
-'l."'e came D! a. '1e 7i'-C'@. o'1'' d.
-. o.oc".
4'. ''a'@e .,'e1 '.l' sew era. s.'i- 4, t' ~
s, .,, 'I-' o'. l. -Hr '''.l- nus, " ~ r. ~
30, :il. La -. i.t oro, - .t.ii -
l,.a,,,-aJ 40 ,1.is ono, bs5 1ies5ol..
,.,rcransrv ard s--or~fr and bors5 -5s
t;Ir uorrt uoss
NJ. Cu-Iet, .I.eru,I,,ar. b-,oar .d.
,o-o.as co., 49, Ill. a. w NJ, "a
,,.t'I,..r'
NJ D.. bo,.5 -, v7o~s. VII
- 49, 49, III .nf ,-,u. -. onn-on-,.
- - ub;cb be ,boHcht cood
- =, .t,a r,rb. d,ra,+,or,
II, Canrde-e did no. -binl IN.
finances Of the State justified the ap-
preparation Of the amount asked IN this
bill.
NJ. franklin opposed the biz. lie
wanted a.. mechanic and acrIculturIsts
IL g...---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
sMoKE TKINY CIGARS.

THK DISPATCH JOB-PKISrIsG HOUSE is
thoroughly equipped 70 do al kinds OF
Book AND JOB-PRIsTISG NJ the shortest
ngftet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03

To Whom J AaB Concern
hereby certify that | have been as
sociated officially with Dr. a. Monteiro
for nearly two years. and during tina
time often with BIN both night and day.
and do unhesitatingly say that ; have
never seen nor suspected him Of being
drunk or under the influence OF liquor,
and was no little surprised at the con
clusion the investigating COMMITTEES
came to IN reference 10 hin.
Respectfully,
c. =. ARMIsTEAn.
Steward Eastern Lunatic Asylum.
March /. lS>G
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03

Al $3.50 A. n. Yesterday ar alarm
Of TIRE was turned N from Box %. SEE
ond Police station. The department
promptly answered the call. and dis
covered the stable Of Mr. W ". Trio-
bett. -l5 n0r,h Fifth street, abla1e.
and the aames spreading 10 the north
eud OF Mr. Hawes's new row OF dwell
ucs. Several Streams from the engines
soon broueu- the tire under control, but
not before Mr. Tribbet.'s stable wa
almos, totally destroyed. The property
was owned by Mrs. 3. Irving. Dam
age about 5000: fully insured. Mr..
JribbetJ suffers 10 the amount o. about
SIS bv The loss or his carriage e-olauketS.
feed, cutting-kniio, &c. Mr. Hawes' 5
houses were slightly dishgured and the
paint bllstered, which. in addition 10
the fence burned. will require about
$50 10 repaint and repair.
By the time the engines had returned
70 their quarters from tins tire an
alarm came IL from Box -. corner o.
Clay and Gilmer streets. This alarm
was caused by the clothing Of little
gill catching fire from an open CRATE
She fortunately escaped serious injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
$50 80 worth of aus,e for 10 Cents

in the local Gems published by Wal
ter D. Moses { Co.. ql4 Main street /;
mailed postpaid to any address on re-
celpt OF jU cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03

EM0y yAL.-J0HN LA-A
III TOuCHE MERCHANT TAILOR
HAS REMOVED fli0N No. Tt.Nft
OF Ninth. Pfompt-Mying eusiomsrs m
want OF good clothing ~ moderate pfiee>
arr respectfully invited Ia give him cal.-
NH cod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. }
March ., 1886. {
i0r ~ - Disnatel


To the Editor Of tke DispafeR
In vindica;ion Of myself and nv
valued friends throughout the Common
wealth, whose testimonials Of meri.
and character bear. il becomes nv
duty to deny the charges made against
me by four witnesses and reproduced
in the majority report OF the inyesti-
eating committee. The injustice o.
the report surprised aud shocked M.
| was not permitted to face my aeeuseFs
before the committee and rebut their
testimony. 4 great though inyoluD-
tary wrong has been perpetrated upon
me by the committee.
viii you be kind enough TO publish
tire following statements Of two gentle
men, whose temperste habits aud
hlsmeless lives entitle them 20 the re-
srect and confidence OF al homes: men
Respectfully.
A. NONTElRO, VI. d.
AS is wei, known in Richmond, ]
made a special study Of inebrie;y, and
many drunkards were placed under ny
care Tor special treatment. ] therefore
deem myself certainly as well qualified
to express al opinion on drunkenness as
either OF the four witnesses who tes.i-
fled before the investigating committee
Of the General Assembly with regard
to l'r. Monteiro's being seen drunk in
Williamsburg. Three Of them specified
the times. ] saw and cOnyersed with
l,r. Monteiro several times during the
dsv on which o witness heard
him drunk, and he was not drunk
at any time during that day. The
second witness saw him drunk at The
trial Of Bracque. For some time be.
fore said trial ] was sick and continued
so during the week that the trisl
lasted. Dr Mouielro visited me three
tn es q day and prescribed for me. J
saw h,m several times each day at the
courthouse, but never saw him drunk
or anywhe near It, though ] saw the
witness who testified against The Doc
AUt Ut Nuh AZ NAat y Id Aht ibAis II
man specified that he saw him DRUM
at ar Asylum dance, staggering between
two Of the directors, who were also
drunk was present at that dance
and saw Dr.. M0nteiro several times.
and convcrsed with him. lie was not
drunk.
In view Of the above facts, ] most
Solemnly protest against the injustice
done Dr. MonteTo, however Inyolnn-
;arily. by the investigating COMMITTEES.
While II is possible that employees
NAV become intoxicated In the city Of
Williamsburg without my knowledge,
il is scarcely possible that DR.. Mon
teiro, whom ! see frequently each day,
with whom ! converse constantly Oh al
subjects, who Is in the habit OF spend
ing q good deal OF his time in my Office
when not visiting his wards, should be
an habitual drunkard, and that ! should
not have seen him intoxicated . single
time during the last two wears.
JANIS ID. MONCURE.
Superintenden. Eastern Lunatlc Asy-
lum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
BOARDING.

SEVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN Sc
- CURE fIRST-Cl.ASs BOARD IN Dri-
waite family also second story 10 lot. IN
furnished with board homs eonaforts:
ezeehsnt Table. also, sevsrAl tsole-nosrders
wsrted. Terms reakonabie. ISIS koss
street. mn s.w .f&-u3t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
Concert nj >~nger HAL Last Night

The ChOrai and instrumental Muslca.
Association Captain Henry W. Lut-
bock, director, gave ar entertainment
at Sanger Hall last night for the bene-
tit OF st. Mark church The hall was
well filled. and the programme con
sisted Of solos. duets, trIos, quartettes,
and choruses, which were well ren.
dered by the Young ladies and gentle
men taking part. The gem Of the
evening was Kindred and Country. ="
from the cantata of " Esther, sung
by Mrs. Bertha Noelker- richardson
Mr. Montgomery, and chorus
accompanied by the orchestra,
composed OF aptaln Lubbock
and Miss Annie Broaddus, first vIollns .
Miss Lena Cofman, second violin D..
". Pennell, tute v. A. Pennell,
clarinet Burton MOuntcastle. cOrnet.
and Mis- Bette Lubbock. pianist. Miss
Lubbock played a solo for piano
'' Ram Drops" Laton, which gave
evidence OF culture and proficiency.
and was much enjoyed. The applause
was frequent, and the audience was
well pleased with the performance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
SMoKE TRINY CIGARS.
HHHs==sHa-asHa
sMoKE TKIxY CIGARS.

4 REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT.
n on CHINA AND ALL oTHER GOODS
Tor sixty DAYS
Js l5-eo62m II. II. WALLACE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
Alr. Waddill Republican offered the
following

Whereas Hon. James D. brady mempN
OF Congress non ihe Fourth congress Oua
district Of Virginia. has introduced into
the Congress OF the United states b nil 90
abolish The iuteruA i-Teveuue Tax on tnDa 10
CO: and whereas the best iuleres' Of tnr
Commonwealth requires that such tax
should he abolished therefore be %
E.ssirgd d. tiss ffottsl 1r Yjafegu rs 0l ir-
gtHtu That the mem DerS az Congress from
Nirginia br respectfully requested 10 us
their best efforts 10 secure the passage OF
the said bill.
z That q COPY OF TINS resolution be- for
wardsd by the Clerk OF tuis House 20 eacu
O' our members IN Congress.
The resolution was referred 10 the
Committee on finance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
SPECIAL ORDERS.

Several measures relative % the
public debt were made special orders
fOr to-day. the first one 10 be taken up
at 1870 A. NJ. and the others II su.-
cession as they stand on the calendar.
Adjourned az 1920 7. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
Iinn.c of neIeentes.

The House met at lu A. M.-Spea6eI
Stuart II the chair. No prayer.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Leave OF absence was granted NJ
uylton Tor two days Nj. Hurt two
DAYS Mr.. Mauck Two DAYS. Leave
was refused Nr. Curlett for one day
and Mr. ornett two days.
Tax ON TOBACCO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03

s message Wa received from the
ilou,e o. delegates by Mr.. Mallory.
VINO informed the Senate thai the U5u G
bad passed . bil for the relief O the
suretes Of J.. l.. beak.ns. .ale treas
Drer Of 1reensville county.
Air CardweL informed the Senate
tina. the House had pas,ed 8 bI. t.
allow l.. L. Horne. treasurer Of Han
ovo- county. further time 20 levy ami
collect certain 4. tickets and county
loves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-03
Yesterdays WORK.
PONIES or LEGISLATORS.

t.,.or CsYnnitss,osrr--T Mssslug sal .css -
ResrEaSlzapon OF tHnanc ASviums- VI
,hantc.' -tnsiisats Eftt. ac.. Gc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19
Safeguard.

The fatal rapidity with which slight
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
INTO the grayest maladies Of the throat
md lungs, Is q consideration which should
impel every prudent person to keep at
hand, ~ a household remedy, II bottle OK
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. -.
Nothing else gives such immediate RELIEF
and works 10 sure a cure In all affections
OF this class. Thst eminent physician;
Prof. +. Sweetzer, of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Me-, says:-
"Medical science has produced no other ane-
dyne eIpectorsnt 80 good rs AYERS CBEnEs
FgcToRAL. Itis Invaluable for diseases OF the
throa, and lungs"
The SAINT opinion Is expressed by the
well-hnown DR.. l.. j. Addison, OF ChtsaSor
ILL.,, who says
az have never found, in thirty.fye ytars OF
continuous study and practice Of nedttsfs, any
preparation of 10 great value m AYERs Cn2RRS
iBcroRAL, for treatment of diseases Of the
thront and lungs. 1t not only breaks mp colds
and cures severe coughs, but Is more elective
than anything else In relieving even the most
serious bronchial and pulmonary affections"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19
NOTICE.

Takcn up by John Thomas, about March
~. 1886. sirayinE on the land Known rs the
Rhett place, ten miles northeast of Macon,
one black and white -yottcd COW, about
seven wears old, %crumplrt. horns. in good
order, No marks or brands visible. HAS n
male calf. about s. mouths DIN, white anu
dark brown sp"ttcd.
A llElrER. brown aud black spotted
about = wears old, not marked. Cow and
cali. valued Il $l5. hciicr M -.
Taken up by IN Golden. about Jan :,
lSSG, strasing on the Gavin place. about
y miles east of Macon, a rcd lnale ycarlliig.
white spots on right hind lcE, and one on
left hind leg. some white under belly,
about Is months Old and valued at Is,
Taken mp by Ciarks Bush, about April
l>, 1896. straylng on the Jas, A, Weather
by place. shout d miles north Of Macon, one
mule yealing. white, red meek. and head,
markrp with smooth crop in left ear, about
Is m.nths old. valued At $3.50,
The owners are requested to come Tor
ward, prove property. pay charges II n
them away or they will be dealt with y. the
law directs, }. FASER,
Coroner amt Ranger,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19

There seems TO he a disposition
among some of tho State Journals TO
attempt 30 direct public sentiment in
other districts than there own, toward
the claims Of one or the other aspi-
rant for Congress. or coursc they
have a right TO offer their gratuitou'
advice. but as q matter of taste, il is
questionable TO say the least. The
BrACOE has made il Il point never to
interfere in the matter Of contest in
other Districts, though it might have
perhaps criticised the acts of "A Con-
gresham, in his scat at Washington.
Other than this. it leaves to the people
of the respective district TO decide on
tho merits OF their respective candi-
dates, and ii they are suited, we Ger.
tainly will be.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19

Those fellows, the Anarchists, while
clamoring for Gree speech" are entire
" ignorant of the meaning of that
phrase. They seem 10 understand tho
abuse of it quite well, but find ut last
that public opinion and the laws Of
this country are more potent tor sup
pressing what they call free speech
than the iron hand OF dcspotism can
be, where their ideas were generated,
There they could appeal to the igno'
rant masses and by Il certain ~spcclous
reasoning, rouse them into Il frenzy
against what they deemed intolcrablC
oppression. Here their ~fallacics arc
detected, even by the intelligent lower
classes, and the effect Of their inccndi-
AIRY harangucs is confined to a few *.
norant importations from the social
hot-bcds of Europe, composed Of men
who know nothing OF our socinl sys-
TEN or the laws which regulate il. II
is absolutely impossible then for them
to impress their dwelling ideas upon
such a people, n people who know the
value of self government, and how t,
maintain il.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19
Agricultural Fas;,
MACoN, juno 3, 1886,

MAC0N, June ., 1886.
The Executive Board Of tho NoNu'
bee County Agricultural Society met
to.dav and transacted Important bust
ness. Present j. l.. Griggs, Presl'
dent. IL. Cole. T. IL Smiihe, Robert
! G Patty, j II Jamison> " Mahorncr, )
HoIbcrg. + FNunn, J W Dcuprec anu
II NJ Hunter. Absent, J NJ Edwards.
J W Dcupreec was requested to ac'
rs Secretary p o. tcni.
The Committee on Improvements
submitted plans and specifications for
necessary buildings-an Amphitheatre
and Agricultural Hall. On motion
the same was approved and adopted.
The Precedent reported that he had
the opinion of Boyle n Boyle, Attor-
news, that this Board has tnll authori-
" to borrow money aud execute en-
~cnmbcraucc 10 secure the same.
The following Resolution was a.
doptcd: ,
That no member of this Board
should become 'surity on the Bond OF
the Contractors who undertake any
contract work for the society.
The following preamble and lscsolu-
ton was then adopted:
Whereas, i. is necessary for the pro-
motion of the objects of the society,
that money should he raised and no
other method being deemed possible,
it is therefore ordered that the Presi-
dent be and he is hereby authorized
to borrow Sl.2j0 until June lst, 1883,
with privilege OF making earlier pay.
mcnts ; the note of interest not exceed
ten per cent per aunum; and he IS
hereby authorized to execute 4 Trust
Deed on the property of the society IT,
secure said loan it being understood
and agreed that the Directors VIII
sign the note tor said loan as addition
nj security.
1t appearing that the duties Incl
dent to the offices of Secretary OF the
Society, MS well as of this Board, are
greater than should be imposed ON
one person: 1t i, ordered that /. j.
Ross. Esq, be relieved of his own re-
quest of iurthcr service MS secretary OF
This Board.
Capt, Geo. &. billiard was therefore
nominated for Secretary ofthis boara
and was unanimously. elected. JACOB
lIolbcrg was requested TO notify INN
of his election, and urge his acccpta-
ton.
The Secretary was authorized TO re-
ccivc sealed proposals until lsi Mon
day in July, 1888, for the erection OF
an Amphithcatrc and IN Agricultural
Hall, according to plans ana spcclliCa-
tions on file, and that he give pubic
notice of same, the board rcscrving the
right to reject all bids. The hlos 10
he for II or both buildings at the OPP
ton Of the bidder.
The following committees were np-
poinIcd 10 report list Monday III July
On Premium I.ists--j l. GriggS, Ii
G. Patty and NJ Mnhorncr.
On Rules and Regulations l.
Cole. + + Num- md f II Smith.
The following resolution wa adopt
cd:
Resolved, That thc Secretary OF the
Society be requested to furnish the
President with Il statement of all I'm
nnil suhscriptjous TO the capitol stan.
dard that the President thcreupon
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19

OF ALL DLOoD CLEASsrRs DIR.
Richmond's Samaritan is The safest,
There is no disease arising from de-
~prvaiicn of the blood which II will
not speedily cure. lis judicious use
brings healthy aud with healthy blood
comes the rudy check, the louyant
step, the healthy man. So we hope
that by It's prudent use each and all OF
our many thousands of patrons may
forever be healthy, hapr. and hungry.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19
ROBERT c. PATTY,
Chairman.

Judge W. +, Woottcn Of Red River
county, Texas. committed suicide b!
shooting himself with a pistol. Nc
cause is known to his friends for tho
act tic toSves Il wife aud seven chill
drcn.
The Pirayunc gives this wonderful
account of Il COW in Pennsylvania;
Miller a. Siblcv, of Franklin, Pa.
state that their Jersey COW, Matilda
gave 1888, pounds of milk in S6F
days, which made 927 pounds OF but
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19

Sooner or later n railroad must tap
the VI. Il O. at this place, and it re-
mains with our citizens to say when il
shall be accomplished. Capital is pro-
verbally shy, but is il polio. to keep
il locked up at Il point where there is
such a prospect for lis employment, as
the rich country of when Macon is
the center. We have now everything
but that rail road 10 attract cntcrpri.-
ing men here, but that ono thing luck
ing, is absolutely necessary. Look at
Meridian, so long MS she was merely Il
way station, u%nattractive in every
thing. so far as situation, society, or
rich surroundings was concerned, ii
was q place TO be avoided, but capital
lists, with n little foresight, in II few
years, transformed her into u business
center and a beautiful city. Macon
at present, certainly has the advan.
tagcs Meridian had at the first period
of her career, and with n little push
aud enterprise, would ut once leap as
II were from u small town, TO a ,hriv.
ing business center.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19

Gladstone has called for II disSolu-
zion of Parliament, which is in effect
m appeal to the people TO endorse his
Home Rule Bill. Had not his measure
hccn popular with the masses The Cab
met would have resigned which would
have been fatal to his scheme. ltlooks
like the Queen was willing to give him
Il chance to test his Home Rule Bill at
limit
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19

A series of gospel meetings has been
in progress during the week under
the charge OF Elder Sharp, OF the
Christian tCampbcllitcl church. lie
is said to he quite an interesting cx-
posiior Of the doctrines OF that sect,
as wei! us of the Bible.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19
Interesting Experiences.

Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer
OF Columbus, ia, tells his experience
thus: 'For three years have tried
every remedy on the market orS,onl'
ach and Kidney Disorders, but rot no
relief until | used Electric BittcrS,
Took five bottle and am now cured
and think Electric BitlcrS the Best
Blood Purifier in the wnrld."- Major
\. i. Reed. tor West Liberty, Ky,
used Electric Bittcrs for al old stand
ing Kidney affection and SAYS: "Noth'
ing Ia, cvcr done me 81 much good aS
Electric Biucr,.' sold at fifty cent. 4
bottle hv J. +. Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19

For constitutional or scrofulous CO.
tarrll, and Tor consumption induced
by the scrofulous TAFT. Ayers Sarsapa.
rilla is the true remedy. II has cured
nWmbcrlcss cases, 1t will stop the ia.
tiscous catarrahal discharges, and re-
movet the sickcning odor of the breath
which are indications OF s~crofulous
origin.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19
The First Man.

Tho>. Footc, Esq, was the first man
to supply the creamery with milk. from
his herd of Short horns anil graded
stock, and it turned ont very well, so
we are informed by good Judges, yield
ing one gallon of solid cream to five
gallons of milk. We believe that is
considered more than the usual aver
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19

The need of merit Tor promoting
personal aesthetic is due to j. &. Aver
Il Co, whose Hair Viyor is q univer'
sal beautilicr of tho hair. Harmless
effective, agreeable, II ranks among
indispensable articles ofthc toilet. Tt
scanty locks it gives luxuriancc; ant
withcred hair is clothed with the hue
of youth.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19

The Agricultural Society Of Noxu-
Ice arc taking the right steps to
make permanent and increase the I'M
p%0rtance OF the annual exhibitions OF
our resources. The bids are out for
an Amrlithcatrc and an Agricultural
Hall, with a good seating capacity,
This can be built on the grounds at a
comparatively little expense, and will
he available Mt all times except when
occupied by the society for n variety
of purposes, for which We have now
nu adequate accommodation. If our
town is not reaching on: its arms fol
more extensive trade, it is making
itself moro and more attractive Tor
that trade when il comes, and VIC pre-
diet this will happen at no distant day
/, is Il good thing to be ready for Il
boom before il reaches us.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-19
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salvc in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd
Hands, Chilhlains, Corns. and all skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by j. + Jones.