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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-05-15

tieuce, molti6 compatissant, moiti6 gron.
deur; est.ce que je ne 70 10 disais pas bisn
quil falIait avoir perdu resprit pour to ma.
uier une secoude fois, 10 premiere 6preuve
t'ayaut si NAL r9ussi :"
Sur CO, lie prirent congo Fun dc lautre.
v.
Patieuc~ Stait bien loin d'6tre rassur6, 4
mesure quill approchait da but: car lee rem.
seignements qu'on lui await donnSs sur 10
anesse ct l'astuce du porter 6taientsbisn
fats pour intimider lee plus r3solus.
"Seigneur! 20 disait.il, css-oe que 60 por.
tier ssrait trscassier, grognon ct cnrieux
comme tous csux de con metierf :. Allous,
Patience, II est n6cessaire que tn men
manques pas dane cette Circumstance par.
co que, si tn parviens ! persuader co cerLere,
tn t'installss % paradis, ct alors... 10 roi no
ezra pas ton oncle !... ct d'silleurs ID pa.
tieuce est une .vertu que JSsus lni. mS@s
recommsnda l'ap0tre saint Pierre, scion
10 refrain qui dit:
Como 6ao Pedro srs ealvo,
Le picaban los mosquitos,
Yel Msest,o 10 decis:
"Ten pacieucia, PeriqaitO!"
Connie saint Pierre stait chssve,
Les moustiques le piQuaieos,
Et 10 Msitrs lui disait:
'Preuds patience. petit Picrrs!"
Tout en- fredounaut, nOtre savetier pres.
salt 10 pas, ct cheminant, eheminant, aper.
colt enan lee portes da ciel. Arrive 4 Ia
logo do ssiut Pierre, II ny volt pas uue
ame: % don't II % r6jouit, peosaot qu'slors
II u'atteodrait pas longtemps.
Apres avoir respirS looguemeot, Il frapps
timi6ement I 10 porte: ausait6t 90 vieux
qui n'avait pas un chsvea sur ls tSts, ou.
want 10 guichet:
"Qu'est.ce que vous vOules. bonhomme
-Boojoar, monsieur, dit Patience, On "a.
laaot jasquA tcrre, - " bieua
Pss nal. uerci.~ mais coy s-t-il pour
-Ek.. toets la fsoillS q 1Ane&.. -....
tieus Patisses % saiaant Dc nsaveau.
-voyoosl pas tant Do iasons, ct ditss e
qui vous amene.
-Vous W'cxcaseres, monsieur... mais...
js venais voir d vous me psrmetties den.
trer...
-Asseyes.vo voas sar CO banc, ct atteudes
quil vienns da monde... 81 vous croyes
que e'ess amusaot d'Ouvrir ct do fsrmer
eette lo"rde porto pour ii peu!"
Et 10 grand. pAre referma sou guichet.
" "E6sctivemsnt, - disait 10 pauvrs save.
tier, moosieur 10 porter est On pen VII do
caraetSre... qui diable sllait s'imsgiuer qu'il
trait s'impatientsr psrce qu'on lui demands
Dc 80 noavellss, CONNIE 10 politesss 10
commando. Aais, tout do mSme, on volt
bien que c'est 90 saint. Eh biso done at.
teodoos sur 10 banc do u patience"
L. bonhomms 6tait ! peins assis, qu'uu
coup formidable, Sbraulant ls porte, lui 6t
lever IL tete ;et qusl 10 fat pas sou 6ton.
esmeot qasod II vit qoe celui qui frappsie
svse taot d'aotoritS n'Stait eatrs qre con
voisin 10 marquis.
"HolA! sronds 10 porter, quel est 10
sauvsge qui frappe ainsii
Son Excellence don Jsa1as Patricio
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-05-15
CHARLES LASSEIGNE,
eoITeUR.REDAcTEUR.


L. pecheur do friture,
Avec igne ct par vers,
Est une creature
Au naturel pervers.
Car / b patience
Des vieux martins s-pscheus
n unit Il science
Et Fart des accrochsurs.
En- efet, peut-l stre,
Avec - hamecons,
Un animal plus traitre
Qu'un pecheur de poissons
St quelle peradis!
Quelles combinaisons Zoo.
Cest uns tragSdie,
Axec ses trahisons.
L'sngin est invisible
Dam lastieot lane6,
Rt ls'pcisspn psis;bls'
Qri b sobs sss pineS.
Est-cs loyal, On somme.'
e oct at d'amoroeur
Est-l dun honn1ts homme
On dun ibrs-penssur9
Oui, e'est vrai Par nature.
L'homms No vaut pas cher,
Mais Jaime h friturs
D. patassas, mon cher.
G.. (dass b Riewaier q rAssosepeios.I
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
REAL ESTATE,
AT THE EXCHANGE.

cu. vo,nme of business done at tne real
60, Exchange yesterday showed n" dminu'ioh' Inc
80, .old aggregated $44o.Sl5. There was S'' oo"
.,a.rahle activity among the brokers' MOTIFS J" ".'
y. rcrorted the sale by them for W. Dexter Oh w.
=, vast Nlnfh-st-the house has front OF tw@nN'A
- ,..,,or 600 600 John g. Folsom reported the sac
:, ory high stoop private house 16.sAl'1io-
~ o. ras, Ejrhtythiri-st, for $4,000 j. "i"'"
= nurrhy real estate brokers of Grand-s'' brooN''"
,o,,ea having sold four-story brick % aou'S ~ 10
mtnt-honse aud tbrec-,'ory rear % on tho
pIop for $40 500 a plot OF ground, ooN.Vo' "a"
er,b lie o. Broadwsy 23 feet west OF iwc ~ No 1oh
So OoO a two-story amt basement iranI ,'e, four.
rv brck tenement-honse. No. Az 1ranuS; ma mo-
SiI 500 10 Charles Dtncy aud ,nrs ,rs Of inch st.
90 f.et west of Marcyave.. for 5000. ., q, p
iaEse 90 ON the occasion of the sale of No l33
nnnSwav " hetwecn Cortlaudt And Lloery SO , n
property has ront@se OF ~ on sne front and Two
80 ., en- .ion the rear The rent wa s,. C,r
about ,s"aS, Of The ir,t hor Tue bidding stare
a. 81 90 900 Among the ol ders were n & ~, tSs Ere
Mr. L"~, y,r'nce company The company bought the
IN ,v Tor 81 III goo The secretary OF tho coinpany
stated tha' ont al II per square foot The sale OF
Inv !ne 1o, n arar,peut house No. l4ls Broauwav
saOnTn~sd he e. n p FISH The sale advertised ny
order of John H. Morris the assHnoe; ~ Ia b.srment
~. e-,o,. huiidlng with seven stories anu o.
ps nt The property including Nos ILL., ILL., In.enh
West Thirtyni"ts on Jamn"ay anu pnrrsge of S5s.5Oo.
H. r SopS .r. 1 mseting wa. well ATTENDED; ana snIy
=, ,ovr.Iment property In az IN Thiri.
et ~ ven Third and Eighth aves o ,,,r,,n,h
F1fty-nn and One-hundre = m ono
sae 49,. lied Tor to cos, from S4oooo 10 @VV,V
ats was was, 5nyl00 between Broadway and " mans
aIso i. itn .nd pine sis to cost about S0ooVo' q o
anu ,rster old huilings with short leases Oh ~
wouIu so raj. FOR from four to six lots Win o'u
ts,n. ibereon between Tweatelh anu fii.s sdar i
~ nj Ninth and Eleventh av~s Inere wa wa =, Lin,
es % rnnrry offered consisting OF store ana &
M Dc :, ,rtIave renting for - 23O TOT fo'"V
tn,s,.ry hrownsone honse Ia west
IouI- ;havr for $4,000; a hve-story apaftmc
me-, . ~ y-nrsst.. between Ienth anu h,,r ,,r
vss for S2OOOO plot l2I9xI@Vo @ I'D E. IN ints in
ave. " ,r Fnurih- ,ve. for $4,000; TWO lul los ~
81 ntreI.and fourih-si.. near ElRhtIdNe', iol
Sis 900: A residence on the Hnd'on anu nIey tor of
cIoV COS 900 a country seat on The nOrth sioIr VI
acre iS1 forty minutes from New-l ork i"r So"'oVV'
-, of 1903 acres the Hudson ior 1'voo. cons.
iNi ,,..,,ne and "A country seat AMI forly acrts'
AZ. wh,rf aud boat-hOuse. "n the lname "Pppo'le
WI orS,n Conn for $4,000 al Bath l. l.; au
Ne"-Lon an ocean fro ,lage fifty improved lots,
Ntsi psv,ions well Rented, for cash or VIII eA
sHsner for city properly.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
LAUREL HOUSE.
MGOasE's HOTEL,

TRENTON FALLS. \. Y.
Finest scenery and ais in the world opens June
Send for ciCuiar VI. MOORE, PrOpr etO
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
GUNNER Resorts.
ADIRON DACKS.

HOUSE AND
Lake View Point sclroon axe located sohToon Iase In
shady rine grove scenery unsurpassed puIo mounan
water peri da opea Iune trst cass city
C. +. ~ YIOR& SON,
South scnroon Post OGce. Essex county N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
Che Curt.
Gorscs ano Carriages.

C-WM. II. GRAY, Established 1859.
WAREROOMs NOS. 20 and % wOOsTER-sT
Vicioras, Visa-vs. Cabrioets. Laniaulets landauS
Broughams Coaches TwOwbee ers Dog carts Pony
Cars Depot Wagons. Rumble and Canopy top Phaetons
Carts Surrey agOus Eockaways Phaetons >nkles kold
Carts GIGS Waeonettcs. Top Pha tons. Beach Wagons
Stauhope Gigs Top Wagons Coupcs SIX scat
and curtain OcSaways Duquessa Nictoria Ladies Phae
tons
800 NEW CARRIAGES. VARIETY HARNESS.
$50 Secondhand Garages at re lsonabe prices
WILL ALSO RENT FOR HE SEASON.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFEes-N Y. CITY

EECORDED REAL - l. l"N >9r "''7-N' l. - l.
The fol wing STAT tria'a'oas recorded
m, neclsier's ce to-la'
washlngtoa lot l2 5e91ls 1'o1 go ooo
olsis isaave I'VE, an io'i 1900
Elo9u1nsa's sS"N Nat da syess TO i.lo.Es 10
slsts ~ : i0g.i IL " ist-4vc. g;Ilo, o Margaret
penmaT T md VII. = IT, Toe % 900
S9insd ,, 40 4, NJ az" % iisie 1850,
lSAs'' ds n : Msulre, &ei.eySods -. 200
'20, Die Mo 80 lAs' .0A'O-'- $4,000
ruoS,. mSnIe NJ : .is It W or Boston Road 25IioO; II
7o'1 - :. $40 II .. 5575
V'l ST. t,.oti : ts u 10 + Aul 1900
ll.Ss..i 'g's'' %s Ip It Of Nolnmcsdea1, Ioo1
iOoiI 6'N,il ~le to. .iy.As ~ 1880
Sshs' = ~, r., ';o,bey G 10 cba tt, Goodrdxe $4,000
r Uu,.lc anu a'o'"'i ~ g. a nsnrn t. Elx I.uI 80
So'1.1 f>d; To H. 10 ~ Jnc. '.1... 2sOoO
'''s,Is'i > l. Wow .',.-.-.-'. 10000
leoih.i al 70 : lot 30 - s51i5 coi, First
h4pust ,huIoh oi Mehose - - -''Oo
,@ ,osef sd llIooo
2,aTc W = So To- oi .otl-,i 5oYloo T Donovan
'''p 81 ~ al ~, - = p,,s7'ficS ~ .......,.. ESQ
i''iI.' ,@5 ave p.awn'.. .1 .'., -.- $1,000
'''.s, a,s WI, =, 10 i.' c aine- - 1900
Kns.OlidSr @ '.o~d i74tD-s,. 1oizss.iI oao
2ot St 80, WA -. sno 81 ,s'.
Same pioy,rtv y Kane AID vii. 1uob-... 4v,UUU
's'eI ;, % lie uIurbsn Rapd ,ranait CO . COOO
9Th tibney 10 H. s,ge -. l0 900
" orti.st Nos -. So e. an lutXI IOO wendell
9 al t0 Merchants Estate co. 5000.
ana sife to Mary II Williams '.'..., 1000
ssih-f q lIti-~Ve lJxSZ, III Lamb ct al
A B k,h .....---...--... ---.. .---.----
Sane properly. b m IL haIuct r Tach ....--..
5c-yr cor Of iath-% -oXlUr Iva aud Geo'ss 70 .oo
to / MAlto .-.-----...--- JS.oOO
MeS,1 and vie t, T. f. i1eat 42cO
~ scAo 'oth.chd $4,000
Wrght and wife 10 A Min eriv '..'........ l3j 900
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
p1-sIvEsS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Stw-N ORR. Tuesday. Nav %. 1895
,,,,rc .ales were held at the Excaange AMI Auction
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

Stw-NoRK Tuesday, Nav %. 1895.
,o,ownc sales held at the ExcaAnSe AMI Auction
heoh "' Dv Fairchild d ne eWofit'arSS
r ,.,,r buildings with lots, Nos 1913 and 90 80.
So So j fl : OF 59th ST. lots 2p1 - each II ..oooo
b" j Wiliam Kenneth q ca.
,,,.sWesf l4sth 81 200 # W of Grand Boalevard -c,
-'A'' 4, JancS L. Wells
I nloi Of lsnd Hlsde ST 20 II rom NaH'eaNc ron
x3Ol4. Eleventh Ward "A, uhes itSiik ------' ~
Ig R,chdrd !. Ht'uen d 90.
49,. ,.-,,,.,g' nIth lot 30 Slg 2d-aVc. 40
q "a astt ST To- = tKll, n lcpst 81, '''"''
5..or, tulning. with lOt so lJ3 BIO in""y'" -"
nof iil erIy-st, lot laA~9 Io' l"eMe's =" 20, oon
CO 60 .----- o.. Wa, l2ie,
3sl1y cwcng WIN m V'. xo ,o q & surrer II 800
go ha rate, : McUtr.
! es;ory building. Cnutou tais anh piot o. 'n"o
Sos 80 ana 81 IVES ltth.st D s 80 II" OF o. o.,
;tl ave plot 6ON lno.3, " tie. enhur eI o'-'V
$50, LcH'e ~ WIN mn 'o', Nc ~ = ueycr 80 5000
Q ss,ory d eiings with los. nos LV1g snn i,O'I
Iexm-ton-avc. Of ''t+st. lots l'1'S . 90 ,on
Lennon. .---. .-------, "-'N
?4s or Dais wiih y, l2s q NJ sNiisns - se 100
osrnis bilaings lots nos 100 ana IVA ~ Cd, o,n
.l.,.t .ofs j.. x79. . ! meyer H. , "'"'"
lsmllr bun ing IN Ot 40 lo- 49, IL ol Soo'o y, eon
lo - - Iur.j humphrey .--.--.-... ST.. A'oVV
lsr0ila hu ding with lot No lil fth ave es 90 oo
II : O, gd st 2iXiO.0; Nenels. .---;.; 4''oO
olots IA 7thst. $40 II W o. iIthaNe Z01iVo on
- ~ ,oo each. ] Mengis .......... ALSO
b. S,Oh 4 Hb"fs.
Sale of bu,ldnc with lot >i John. No l.4lo Broad
way, Was . IJOu ned % June TO-
Bg L.UiS AcNtfr d 70
Sac o. dwellings, with lots. 70 20 aSt ga 81 ana
No ; d. -. o7thst Was adiouIned TO uhc -.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

NOW READY FOR GUkSTS.-At farm
~ house the Cstsnis. large. airy rooms chafmng
scenery parties Cairo June and september 81 %
per week July August 81 90 10 So so per week Ad
dIess SHUBAL FINCH CAIRO. Greene Co.. n. ].
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
DtCKS
LAKE HOUSE,

FROM steamboat lanfng opens June 49, 1886,
ement. Send Or circular and rates.
A. T. BAKNETE
ARGYLE COTTAGES. BABY on, T..
Nos s. o. ana II o these very Ge-abe sun mr homes
torrent The tSi 400 haDn-
somey furnished hot cold baths elep homes
kicirns meals served from hOo, II extensive sta
bc,, cnnoniy healthy location Situated large. PIC
tlrcsque old park adjacent 10 the commodous ARGt Lt
HOTEL AMI ts atir H. X. tife lsiand
steamboat ana he vi church, and stores Fine drives
eady wall fishing and oanr COTTAGES
Plans al Office Of lAlLE~ ERI ff and Ir'as
Long Island Imp Co. limited ll5 Bro dvay. ". y.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
GEORGE HOTEL
INDIAN HAR1OR HOTEL.

GRE kWICH. CONN, ION the sourdr -
~ MILLS FROM \; Y. 40 min. Via. \. y q \ III X K,
THIS well known and Charming resort acknowehxed W DO
the coolest most deligBtful location The coast
Ii OPEN WI DNE DAl Jt Nj 2j.
with features and attractions Hotel open Tor ID
spr rcton For rooms and information apply 10
VIM. Ii. l.. 4. VICTORIA HUI. l. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

DANILION HO1E and cottages. lSllP,
l LONG ISLAND VIII opcr fu tie season May 20.
JAMES SLATER t Tt IeiIecy. Inth-aNe, corner Jth-
t.nrn Il IlrlfrI el
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
RELMCNT HALL,

jCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, n. j
T.sre nfullv located family resort will bc omen
from June 10 October For circular aDd particulars adj
<iess d. A. CROW LII Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
Coun:rp l)roperip for Sale aua Go Eei
At NA\TOLO LOKTNG, on Z irncgIt Bay an

o-csn furnishe! cottages ~ The M nth al 90
the sea. n ram 500 TO SI1i lOis fr "a IRON @'po
III few years. no ciSh ii iupiO'
fnts .elsDn TAX, a III ,rain. +. X H. Apply to -
FtKDIN An FISH I4t Broadway. or % Nest An al.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
EGANr SEASInE Rt,INENCn,.

l. let for tn se,son oie the desirable
coast Have broad pazlas as III all roons douoe
ran cs heaters hot and cod freah anu sea wI.r. III
pe< o. the pn~s rlnn ns VT p".n rrq
an hr,uSaout These hod are Sua,,u A., OF m an an
PeS'fG ipSn an @s ayo al 9eeaa cS not Grove
AMI command an nnoD-lrucied OF the ocean with s
hundreds Of passing vessels and Of the sui rnns D" 'e
%r,n reach Il. eight miles Long Franch oo The
ctsl NAM tlncs ,h "a, 6y Branch o&pre.s
tus On IN 'cat ~ NM nm I ei amc, & m IT, ffcdon
from. sluos fo rr s'u',S ana ,r rh9 r., % I''
pjgs ~ Ad a ,atc sao in wi.h each house
yNOK SAIE.-pOIirIkEEp y. VI he
lte id~nrc of B. p Carpenier N s"n ~Pnare @ Spo po
s,snt 'nck nouse VII nolo & Of ~Ini IN de an fiu
l!ns rgAsoa4Ge ABpy dn ,e.s a%A \"
NOR SALE.-A house with sixteen rooms,
mooc imrroyemct3 barn one an9 Srh ,o m mere, c,o OF
ss Nsw pSI, or a.i'' Aaes r. o. TO- southport ooud
10, SAI.E.-Cn >tlten Island. at clifton
and I.ad. or IT, acre~ ali, nd-ope we'll
Gs "oD'e rooms w A. Xxx HTEEN = efoaa@sy
nor SALE or TO RFNT.-At Great Ncck.
L IL Dcau'iu rc-iaenees 81 u,teA o. Man6sssei
II 5ay o = n ETH , ei ds T' il O@' GiR Gr4 Ncse
lake PLACID. ADlRONDACkS. - TIE
II cnrning camp liner ie lG for So aHr 1 fSn ni
ive pas frrr .nr connie larre l tmrer pure pure
waer tonne "a lake mo- nain ~nl "ooa scenery
e " NJ. -. 81 Pc ar ST.. Hartford Conn
I AKERONKONKONA. 80 miles l.. |. Il. R.
Icsut nj situation noted for it, hc1thu ness parF
urns ea. pasture and orchard od'-D -HuiHes
Nc Al so one UNFINISHED ent, : o. . -
~ nv w j T. FORD - Park Pace y. y.
yIONTCLAIR REAL ESTATE. -Fulv fur
vi riehed reslo euce. TO let lor variety.
HOWE PAHSONs. ~ O. st n y.
'E'O REN Or FOR SHE: ,.rso,
AT UASTING-. ON THE HUDSON. ,,
mile sol-l Of depot Hons" 10 ro"Ds not ana
cod " irr giip or ground and stable Tor par
"'" T. NJ KEQUA "a state st. New y ork.
'EEON v Y.-TO rent for a Term OF three
wears from Septcnher nsXt, large STORY ana base,
hJaSe stnIcd N he hes pai OF
m, n q. ROY w.trl. and he terNai no" gu
IA, r,eu,,ses re cnmDeeu TCy hon ST. i2N ng been
i,d,i,es ' c. y. LOCKWOOD. Troy, y. \.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29

The corporation authorities con,c'N,
Mate building an addition to Scho''
housc No. /. in our little city Inc ~
m usions as suggested, are to be 'n'''
,v.oyeby seventy, with a platform OH
the southern extremity of the annex
for exhibition and other purposes
Our free school is increasing anu '"'
nunils are rather crampcd n'he'r p,''
sont quarters, so 4 necessity ac'""''!
~ox;sts for an enlargement. Inc mon
~ scent for education of our children
ia the best investment we can ''"S'
for tnc future welfare of the eoVn'l!
A rood education is a capital Wh'e'
,ot,,inr but death or insanity can TAX
from You, aud ii not misuseo's AWAY
ava liable for good
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29
NOTICE.

The annual written examination OF
the punils Of Macon Public School No.
/. will begin in the the school build
ing Monday, May oath, and continue
cacl, day successfully during the reg
ular school hours, until Friday, when
for the benefit of the public, there will
be M oral examination of the remain.
ing classes from $50 q. IN. to II m. ana
from . to 4 p. m. On the nights oil
MAY 3lst and June list, there Will be
free entertainment at the Cour'
House, to winch, as well as TO the eX'
animation, all are most cordially lnyit'
cd II. II. HARPER,
PRINCIPAL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29

mana n ,"I amy ,%vi lady who gives her m ana
build up a permanent, IN lII Inv merchants,
business. They are no, S",. ;,"ry. there
by giving the l"r .s,.ii e sa ahe territory assigned
her, We m naSE a grand success selling !
Mho a rooa m'' and we desire such 9 \, y" eT., /
.o"" oea broadway, New A"r"'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29
Clothing and Straw Hats
+. UOLBERG II CO.
Directors Meeting.

A meeting ofthc Board of Directors
Of ,hn Noyubcc County Agricultural
Socictv is called for Mon lay, June hh
a, the Court House at 10 O'Clock Il, Ill.,
+, further the work of preparation
for the county fair to he held IN oc'o,
,,or Tho Directors are anxious 10
nush the work, and it is hoped 'ha'
ose'a J, l.. GRIGGS.
T. j. Ross. o""''
Secretary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29

Thoro was a concert at the Court
House Thursday night, given !! wv
colorca school of Macon, which was
vol, attended. a sufficient amount W
ing realized to purchase maps '''" and
&C. II consisted of music, songs "h'
c,m;c dialogues, in the performance
-, which willie Tootc, Annie Griss',
by, Rcbccca Foo'e Tom MURRAY ";. 1n,'
J.s. Long particularly distinguished
themselves. jim is as good asa 'no"
A German song by the fr'n',p"'' ~
W, Lucas, was especially mer''or'0 ,n
She sang well, and we suppose u
words were correctly reho''e''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29
NOTICE.

Tho state of Mississippi,
Noxubec County.
w, p. Warrington ct al. f. ,,,,n,ory.
No. 1851 vs.,
Chas. L. Black ct al
To Eta A. Spencer
we command you to be aud appear before
,,,"o ricrL Of our said Chaneery Court,
.h' Rules thereof to be holden At me our
House in the town of Macon, IN saio co"n'
ty, OH the ,soa
then and there to plead. answer or oe"'"'
to the Sin of Complaint in SAID cause a. .,;d
ro"r, at,ixed. this eth day of May, A. y
1885, ROBERT {. PATTY,
Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29
NOTICE

Is hereby given that schools which
have not been opened this year, or
such as have been and suspended, viii
be expected to begin work the first
Monday in June, or failing to 40 so,
~ commons not i"te' h."- )" ""'
Monday in July.
Teachers. Trustees and others inter-
cstcd will please take notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly:
L. a. PACE.
,rooo, Nav % 1886, Supt.
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uouEsTEAD NOTICE.

Land Office ut Jackson, MISS
Arr,l II, 1856.
N,,i 9 is hereby giyea that the iollowins-
,, M""I settler has filed notice Of bis inlSn.
n ,inm ~ make final proof in support OF hls
non 70 anu, "ii hat said proof will be made be-
I fore the Judge, or, in his aSssnSs, the .e, s,erN
Of the Chancery Court Of NoSH Sss S1u"s'
at Macon, Miss. on Jmns vi homestead mes, No,
,,ses for Inc Southwest quarter section oo,
township is north, range 10 east. nro,o
Tia NAMES the following witnesses 70 p.ovV
his continuous residence uron' ano e"''''4'
ton Of, said land, w: Nox,hcc conn.
G. /. Richie, O. GnS,so y G HoHuu,' NoSu.
Y, Y, Miss Is;,n, 5. M i se1WSGiHiiii , IN R S"si,S Of Ha,hu.
n uwo Nnxnbee county. Miss. john Reed o
hasn"4""' JAS. d. STEW ART,
.,-e, Register.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29

|oaF great pleasure to attend
'N concert given by the put
~ Maggie Hill, assisted by
boyle and the mcllihuous ,
|a9n'r PickCn's violin. The
quilted themselves very well,
Misses Nancy Brooks and
aa'er' who read essays and
their diplomas,
Yin his remarks on award.
Ip'omas to the Young ladies,
embarrassed than the chill.
y y III delivering their little
We suspect the presence OF
aaa the thrilling notes OF
''''n were too much for him,
could not have been on ac'
lacS of confidence in his
'e'a'ps it was the prcscnc,
''N Hill and some lad,
''u arrived at a late hou
''"o''s' The Hall was crowd
hwy was scarcely any stand
~~ the galleries.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29
Anniversary Exercises Of the Macon
Female Seminary

VIII take place June Sd, commence
ing at 8 p. m. Exhibition and Concert
June 4, commencing 8 p. IN.
The public arc invited to attend.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29

prospect of having m ice
aeon in connection with
|, indeed it is already de-
negotiations are pending
Even II there is
F in it, it will add much to
and convenience and give
! new industry 20 recon-
r numerous inquiries, We
lat the company is conpos-
II, v, Footc, DR.. 5. V, ID.
m. King. The latter is a
|achinist and Il good one,
" give his personal super
ibC whole business. We
} Til, connection that par
near Brooksyille have cX'
|c'irc to furnish the cream
ihc milk of Il hundred
FIdca some way can be de
1t it here without mucl
Ne believe the plan can b
llnrrah for the Creamery
Ice Factory. Who say
v life in the old land.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29
IN G

An energetic business Mos
NAM to solicit and take orders
for The MADAME Gn.n.
W u patent skirt sup" dr.
wiring Corscts. These cor
ats have been extensive. , a".
s.,s aud sold by lady can
vasscrs the past ten years
which. with their superior.
w. has created a large ae,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29
MIKADO
n
Do You Want a Light wagon

If so. Ihavc u new Spring ""son,
which will dispose of ior''o cash. y. :,
no,' +. 7. TAYLOR,
's''' Macon Depot.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29
Let's Go Fishing

II . want to catch big fish, eau II, !" kinds
..n"v,s and ret your tackle a" :"
on hand anu '"''' r. ). MURrht,'
' May Y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29

At the Skating Rink Tournament,
Thursday night. Mr. Jus p"S"
,hc ~prizc-a fine pair of roller 'N''os'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29
veau Cool! Keep Cool
uordin's Ice House

:. o0c0 for tho season, and an amp" p.r, ,ur,
Is open zen ,U win AWAY be on hands r'r ,ars,
piepics, festivals &c. fo'a''"''
Quantities at reasonable rates HARDIN.
Nav =,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29
FM Out the Blanks.

"tssor requests us to notify
FVho have been furnished
Fslncnt blanks to return the
perry filled out, rs the rolls
u0'ed at an early day. Dc
The performance of this i'm.
T''y any longer, The assess
s be made.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29

ono,o SINNERS all prices. i.ao'es'
MISSES ""' r. NJ. MARA.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29
n.oaed Cattle For Sale.

rhavc for sale a lot of sra on"h bred
ana nnc.n ne'' n"l;' If not sold here So0"'
; 'Sey will II be shipped. A "d|hSSp,
l.. . Macon, Miss
Nav IL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29
r.s. BRO. are Wholesale
VI inc Celebrated coIgates
s'ap' and will sell TO Mer-
'.sw York prices.
4ls and Straw Hats,
'"oLBERG 4 co.

l. For Sale,
NJ "'''s Of we'll slip shuckcd
MI p F',,. office is Fox Trap, on
Nm NC, ia MDRlCk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-05-29
The Model
FIRE
-roR SALE BY
febl3-tf '"oo'
DANGERS NOTICE.

DANGERS NOTICE.
Taken up by II. Colhurn, on or . ,hr"r
yar,.h 81. inss6,, on his premises aboa INV
miles south of Macon, one
RED NElFEH.
some white under belly, ahou, sTahr
mnnths old. No marks or Uranus '"'
| Valued and 80. ,,,c Coward
The owner is requested 20 'utn, XXI, br-
prove property. my ehatS w,i, n. ,hc luw
away, Of SUI w" !. FASfk,
directs. ,.,,,,.r and Ranger.