Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-04-17

pand ia ,... arrives at 9;51 p M
nnd 'Apr, arrives at l:5, a: IN.
creamery, almost and
Pr s',l not some en'crprls'
III start a hcnncrry'
E-.nling cabbage egg plants
Ea','Is orders at beaco"
n Monday or Tuesday
[,le present outlook, there ;a ~, Is
!" ,n' another heavy rise IN the
E he food 40 gates are OPEN
/ ,hat our former towns,
], ;" r. j. Patty has reln0 .,a
n, 10 Birmingham, AID
,-n.t barometer as a gen
Phn W., INIT when YOU start out on
y Excursion, it is usually uaTe-
n.n Kite" is Il well worn
' e. '. .onc Oithc boys this week
Jun ~ 4 thousand feet OF line
,hing over a half mile
want good %jcwslry, whether
Mated, call at Wards on
L,.irn,s corner. III you want
ierelry, go somewhere else
F.airhcIIer arrived in Macon :'
II from Philadelphia on a VISIT
|IIer. Mrs. j. Fascr aud family
Ind much high water on her
\, Drjdscrs captured a fox
rning this week 1t was not
Exciting run, the fox not oelhs
flaion TO make Il lively race.
gray fox
tv Of ladies and gents went 10
Mill Friday for piscatory
N recreation and seemed to en-
['n,elycs in spite of the incle-:
leather.
LAW. Simpson was called up
I,yo his country as n petit jury.
tbe Federal Court Most OF
I,, time was taken up in prose-
mOOHshincrs,
County Loan Associa-
NEE, at the Galloway lnsli-
sl5 o'clock p. m, Tuesday the
Thc ladies', especially OF the
hi county, are earnestly solicit
be present
! hos becn A considerable num-
Winston wagons on our streets
kek loaded with cotton on ar
and pretty generally loaded
kr,ilizcrs on returning. IL is an
Eging sign TO see the farmers
! cotton when they get ready,
Oh Indication that there are no
|gcs III such instances.
|fCicut number Of the members
County Loan Assocla-
1t at the Galloway Institute on
|truOon of the 9th. The Associ.
|Vns regularly organized. Mrs.
|sus was made President, Mrs.
Madison and Mrs. j. NJ. Ed
|of Shuqualak, Vice Presidents,
Nary Holman, Secretary, and
W.. roote Treasurer. Fifty.
lamCs were reported AS sub.
! for membership $4l,0O paid
tctrcNsnry,
|C annual election for class hon.
! Wards Seminary, Nashville,
Friday last, two Of our NoXu-
Young ladies took honors
ows ;addrcss to under graduates,
Auaic Counor; second senior
Glory, Miss Vernon Stewart,
oHsraIulate these young ladies
III high standing in their classes,
winning such worthy hOnors.
bee just beats the world for smart
/ Pace requests us TO say that he
Dt he Of his Office next Satu dav,
expects TO attend q teachers
lg in Meridian on that day. lie
also, that he will have the new
law in pamphlet form about
Il of May, and will distribute
0 those desiring copies.
'le' Interested will do well e
ne above in mind, and govern
ewes accordingly.
NlSoSA JONES, daughter of b. b
'O0e'' was born in Louisiana Aug
ana alter Il short and painful illness
OfooSsyille, where she was attend
DOL, April ., 1856.
'a0u vast mild and lovely,
as the summer breeze,
as the air of evening
len 1t floats among the trees.
F'ul be thy silent slumber-
'celnI in the grave so low
10 more wilt join our number;
w more our songs shall know.
:" Rosa thou hast left us;
ny loss we deeply feel,
that hath bcreft us:
can all our sorrows heal,
isaln We hope to meet thee
tn The day of life is fled,
~ heaven with joy to greet thee,
''e no farewell tear is shed.
JIMMIE.