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HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.
Stale Bread.

We must tell, for the lessons Of econ
omy it teaches, how we used up thres
loaves of bread which were unfit for the
table by their not being allowed to riss
quite enough before putting them inte
the oven. We put them away for day
to allow them to become somewhat stale,
then we commenced operations. First,
we made bread pudding with plenty Of
laisins in it and cinnamon for favoringi
then We had milk toast for tea, with
baked sweet potatoes and beefsteak.
The day after for an ent.ee at dinner, we
had slices of bread dipped into egg and
fried delicate brown in butter. Then
the pieces that were left dried and used
for the dressing for large chicken, and
there being still little more to dispose
of, cup of finely rolled crumbs were
mixed with cocoanut and made into q
pudding. So nothing was wasted
Culticator.
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RELIGIOUS READING

Mystery of Chastisement.
"VVe glory in tribulation also. from. 5:3.
Within this leaf, to every eye
So little worth, doth hidden lis
Most rare and subtle fragrancy.
Wou'dst thou its secret strength unbind!
Crush it, and thou shalt perfume find
Sweetas Arabia's spicy wind.
In this dull stone, sopoor, and bare
Ofshape or lustre, patient care
Will find for theea jewelrare.
But first must skillful hands essay,
With file and flint, to clear away
The film which hides its fire from day,
This leaf. this stone: II is thy heart;
1t must be crushed by pain and smart,
1t must be c!cansed by sorrows art.
Ere it will yield fragrance sweet,
Ere it will shine jewel meet
To lay before thy dear Lords feet.
Hymns Of the Ages.
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An Instrumental Terror.

They sat at the open window,
And gazed out over the sea;
And the scene was full OF quiet,
And tranquil as could be;
When strange unearthly ,groaning
Like a voice of fate was heard,
And the leaflets erst so quiet
By its frightful sounds were stirred.
And the maiden shrieked In terror,
{. IT'S the fierce and dread cyclone;
Lean hear its dreadful mutter,
And its weird, wild, woeful toner'
But the youth, though pale. was fearless
And be- said: "Oh, bear thy pain;
I'll, the village band who practice
When the robins nest agailr"
Musical Herald,
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One Bullet Kills Two Deer.

In the year 1912 Hezeklah Northwest,
furmer living in Orwell Township,
Bradford Co., Penn, s:a ted two deer
on what is known as the Sugar Loaf in
Orwell Township. He killed both deer
with one bullet. After killing the first
one the same bullet went twice around
the hill and killed the other deer. Some
may doubt this, but it is true. Now, I
will tell you how it was done. Heze-
kiah had only one bullet when he started,
and after killing the first deerhe stopped
and dressed and found the bullet, which
he load"d I'D again; and then he fol-
lowed the other deer twice around the
hill and killed it.-Forest and Stream.
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Mrs E. M. Tuttle, an earnest W. G. T.
U. woman, has been doing some much
needed temperance work in Jamaica.
She reports /, 100 licensed saloons on the
island, and both men and women drink
freely. Out of q population of GEO, 600
there are but 434 members of temperance
soniefiea
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You say let men drink who want to,
and take the consequences. But some
one else takes the consequences-the
man drinks and the woman takes the
consequences.
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A boy describing a kitten said: "a
kitten is remarkable for rushing like
mad at nothing whatever, and stopping
before it gets therea"
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The total membership of the Sons of
Temperance of North America, is over
$1,000, the net gain of the year 1885 be-
ing 1852.
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drinking saloon I pray that God will take me
sa:ely past and pray until l am past. He
does help me-" For every man given to
strong drink there are scores Of traps set.
and no one but the everywhere present God
can see that man through. Oh they talk
about the cataconbs Of Naples, aud the cata-
combs Of Rome, and the catacombs OF Egypt
the burial places under the city whore the
dust Of q great multitude lie-but l toll you
New York has its catacombs. Nashville has
its catacombs, and New Orleans its cata-
combs, and Boston its catacombs, and Phila-
1elphia it's catacoubS, aud every town and
city neighborhood its cata"ombs. They are
the underground restaurants full Of dead
mems bones and all uncleanness Young
man, you know it. God help you! There
is no need OF going into the art
gallery to see in skilltul sculpture that
wonderful representation Of man aud his
sons wound around with scrpcnts. There
are families represented in this audience that
are wrapped in the nlarlyrdon Of fang and
8 ale and venom-a living Lao2oon Of ghast-
illness and horror. What are you to do!
Do not put your trust in bromide of potas-
sium, or in Jamaica ginger. or anything else
only in tho eternal God, and he will SEQ you
through Some of you do not have tempta-
tlon every day. 1t is periodic temptation
that comes every six weeks, or every three
months, when it seems as if the powers OF
darkness kindle around about your tongue
the fires of the pit. 1t is well enough b at such
. time, as some Of You do, to seek medical
counsel; but your first and most importunate
cry must be to God. If tho tends will
drag you to the slaughter make them
do it on your knees o God! now
that the paroxysm OF thirst is coming
again upon that man, Eelp him. Fling back
into the pit OF hell the fiend that assaults his
soul this moment Oh! my heart aches to
see men go on in this fearful struggle with
out Christ. There are here those whose hands
30 tremble from dissipation that they can
hardly hold book; and yet have to tell
you that they will yet preach the gospel, and
on communion days carry around the conse
Grated bread. acceptable to everybody. -
cause of their holy life and their consecrated
behavior. The Lord is going to save yon
Your home has got to be rebuilt. Your phys
ical health has got to be restored. Your
worldly business has got to be reconstructed.
The church Of God is going to rejoics over
your discipleship. 'Other sheep l have which
are not OF this fold"
While have hope for all proligals, there
are some people for whom am not so hope
full. I mean those who have been church
goers all their lives, who have maintained out
ward morality, but who, notwithstanding
twenty, thirty, forty years Of Christian ad
vantages, have never yielded their hearts ts
Christ They are gospel hardened. Aser
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NEW SELECT
Stock Of Jewelry.

FOX LADIES -Eiugs, Full Sets, Bar
and Lace Pins, Bracelets, Lockets, Ear
Rings. screw ana wire, Collar Buttons,
Necklaces. vhimblcS &c. &c.
For Gentlcmcn-Cutl Buttons, rms,
Scarf Pins. Collar Buttons, Wairh
Chains in Roll Plate, Fire Gilt, White
Metal, Ccliuioid, bamboo and Stee',
Watch Charms, Solid Cold Aia5ka
iauond studs, Siberian Ruby STUDS.
Scarf Pins sc.
TIGER eve, Cameo, Rhinestone, Alas
ka Diamond, Onyx, Siberian hubN
and other. settings. Gold, Silver ahe
Nickel Watches; all at the wholesale
dealers prices. Call on Ward, a
lIaucnstein's corner.
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MARRIED,

On October 28th, Mr.. r., J. HOPKINS
and Miss SALLIE ID. BELL were unit,
ed in marriage by Rev, +, IL. Cacy. al
the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs. Jane Bell.
The attendants were Miss Annie
Bell, Mr.. Richard Cosby, Miss julia
Cosby, Mr., JAS, Memories,
Surrounded b. friends Of the gen.
lest hearts and the tenderest thoughts
the happy couple received the warm.
est congratulations, and then all re.
paired to the residence of Mrs. Hon.
kins, in Brooksville, where awaited
them a most excellent supper.
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,,,;, tho ..Aneelof Death" has been III
ann midst. and lowering Ger the conch OIL
Of our loved friend. Miss LAURA 'i'SA
saw she only waiting the VIII OF ii''h WV
,oeth al things we'll" TO depart "h" ot
with Jesus in the city of our Got
Wa h,arl NOT the music of the aNg't'e
hast 10 on "snowy wings lH'! "".
o,rthw,rd 10 bear Ter soul to realms 81
rnht. hut with faith frml' anchored Oh 'ns
nnaaio,. omiscs Of Cod, she saw peyoho
the "vailey and shadow OF den'n' 'nI
with her latest breath, commute" '"'' '''
., III. opc that rave It.. and to her deV"','
.ra we'll nigh broken hearted sister e"''''
,t.o,od. .~.sister. | am going home
Laura was born and raised nr''Nen'
Ala and n daughter of Col. james anu W.
s,r,h stone. For the past lew !''.s
VIA hoe heen her home. She was Nis'''"e
,.olo,;vos in Noxubec Co., MISS WIZ
stricken with her last illness anu 'oi a,
weary months was a patient s"i'oiei'
;rg hcr anliction consumption WIN
, We, on, christian f%ortitude, Having e'''
ntAA Ait III w. -t1,x
! ",,on,ion that love and skill could bes'oN
: but uaught could stay the r"''e'' On ,ss,
a,soo., and on Wednesday, Oct w
c she peacefully fell 'aslecl'i IN Jesus, aIa
""' Ia hor to rest in the shuqua'a
? cemetery to "Await Tue
|ha WINS consistent member oil lnc n"'
o ia, church. having joined that oFur' wv" w.;
" thirteen years of age, anu wv
!, tians irrespective OF creeu' .,,rihut
' Gifted with many graccs an" ah,rs
=. ,,a, ,dorn womanhood and render '""'
- "" ,ayo,v i, was natural for hef " :
A. tract by her kindness OF hea'' " If
n di.nosition, hence she maze
with whom she SAINT in contact Ia
Rat She has faded with the autumn"
,n1 ,on nm aching void in many hs"'.'
the bcreayed father, sisters anu 'n,inim
:! would point you to the "erea' md
y. ,,ho c,n heal your Wounds heat.s nr,,
ua ,;aa,o your sorrow. Though 'ho spa m.
~ 49, w;, comc with flowers. anu ~
nv birds trilI their swectes, so"s oro ,lce
,ot yrassy mound where your 'o'o' o
Mt o., yours be an holy res's"a'o"'
prove faithful ana
when this weary life is Ger
zen We shall meet our loved Laura
to ON A bright celestial shofe
ret. where she prayed NIL to mes'n
""sa ,hn throne at Jesus ie'''
jou Arounu wv '"'V Us,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06
PROCLAMATION.
,co> NoxuBNE COUNTY. MISS

hNI"N' ,,,,l ,o,.rs
Whereas me-" ani nnnntv nave peti-
and taxpayers ol S''' t no nur,tion OF the
toned, III "flins ~ "o,ntv ia The capital
>uDscrlDtio" :, 1Il' .I,.kson and Column
stock 81 tlo Iomnany Inv said county Of
bus hnii,9m, HI1horSand Dollars, should be
Two iinii,, -, irgal waters Of said county
submitted 70 the ~ ,,nns and conditions
upon the ioiloNln- w., 49,
ualued III sala peis'o", th;rAs Of the legal
FIRST. ill'1 ! soiI ,ninty shall, at
and Qn'uheu N"'',n ,,oI uodpi said pc,i-
the election 20 y .,;I .tih~,,riutiou, then
ton. vote III i"No. - r]a,J 81 Sr,irr,jsors of
the Prf.Iuth. 81 " ,o,ihn in the name of
said count $la' ','1 ' a,nn,,oi Of Two hun
aid county inIt,r. tn the rapitl stock
'ired thUuS''N inckson and Columbus
OF the Na''us"' y and he Shall execute
Railroad S"ihl'""; W., no IA, thr name Of
and deliver to sald 'o"lPy"i a &. Interest
sud county COUPON w." rrr annlln,. pay
ut the rate OF slN PEI ',"'' =, .la Eui,i;r r-
able 10 bearer III 'l' ".",t %.H Work. the
booker Trust O"''P' -! oa,r,ally and the
lh''rcHt 10. at twenty years from
bonds tlicN>eif'N =, ~, RI. said preai.
their date. to- e >,Go,U y" n,.ryi.ors of said
dent of the i'4"f' w,"t" c,l and Aitestcl
rount,, nnH'r ''i I VnLJ ive coupons 10
by the cIeih " ,n't nr Ii,horrauhcd sigma.
a. ili'Et llN - N'N' e., F.,t,l l..ritl
f tur, %; aid President oi NNi' ~ l;,or.
SECOND. The said h"n"> Su' ".,nn,ry a.
cal 10 the nresiu2il OF >''" 'mun,hcr of
follows. to-Wit: Nheh W.. .H"n eve.
: mic, of said railroad, hot "SS ,ho 'lin;i>
shall have hecn cofiPlG''" ";j",,. nj .nid
of said couaty. and tht i,Es'I pprr"jjrnt OF
: Company shall present TO tne ,,r,nty \
'ne n"" -, ,bn whole number OF miles 81
. roud TO hr cou>trurltu'nfo ~ "oo,nnleted
!, and also the nu'nnrr "l h,', 10 Th,rif En-
=, As aforesaid. cert'heu 10 " No pvrsidcu
d ginecr Of said colnRhhH Hn" az az .ail Roar,
Il thereof thon SAT- nlSs'u',', ~ tbr said raj
d of Supervisors 'I'Il, u'I,r :, ,on,tn share. 4
road company ,'en AZ whole amount Q
!! nearly AS possible o. n"r of miles Of roa
said bond, as the n, "', ths nu M Of mules Q
o. eonP.ci,n en"structed in said county IN
$. road 10 or ni. with the delivery OF sal
o. sin,u.',u o prcsidert.of said eoinpah! III. II.
pom"s ~ sni,i Board OF SUPERVISORS, ,r,,
e Wen,U If the capital stock Of .a'd oo'iiG, !
III w. NLc pmonut, the ccftihc"'es 'i
nv oil ! mnI ,t rnr. N,
:! reckoncd y, p",i no said county OF NoNub'
H. TlIlkp, in't Ear nil interest Wlich mi
n shall nave 'lt"', mo ~,lrliyery Of said bona
nv accrue PRIOR 10 I inns Of the preceding co
- under the proNiN.v", i further, that Il
W, diiion. Anu pl"ns' If said line ofrailro'
he work of constructor o, h ha" shall begin
SO, in said county ,cnu, in said county and pr
,oy the town OF Mmrs,tinns 10 the county line
u! ceed III potm the interest on said sum
AK , :. .sT %u m " thousand dollars, II ea'n not 9
u" ot seven per cent, per ah ,ha assessed val
49,. cteu IVA" estate within the hmi's . O
w, 'ounty. tho nremi,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06

Tho ladies need no longer or1er
their material for fancy work. ~ M'a
Sloncr yin keep in future 4 i'FSe
e,orl, ot Arasena, Ki1ascnc, f1nhr"'-
Jcry Floss, iambcrqaln orha'tro.s'
Tr;nc COS sc, A fresh supply OF li"'''
ren,Iers an A,tricHn will be received
:, Ms stnnprs ID a fcr days. Mrs
.,onrr has al suadcs of velvet ana SAT
IN for dress trimmings.
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DYSPEPSIA.

se5entary habits, mental Worry nervous
.~ycitemcnt, excess or impruueiee III ,m'
inS ar drinkiug, and various 9'ler esnsrs s
;mm1ure Constipation followed y. s'Ao and
muuv n,emcnt OF the liver. kidneys anH
u o.an''.h' in which the disorder ol I 'm'
s,o.a,lj increases the intrmity OF The Diners
o' me- immediate results are Loss o. A Elo,.
,,,a ~ T,isnn. Foul Breath, Heartburn, : .n.'
, ,le, Dizziness, Sick Headaches, la'H,e
"t', nhrs;cnl and mental yigor,, distressing
so sense s"i Of weiglto ifullncss in lic .,3aI' arc
auI increased Costiyeness. all OF whlsa "''
I Ino under one head as DYSPEPSIA doe.
Incyrry instance wher1ihi' ul;es' e. ",% s
rot originate from scrofulous ta'nt n n ,hy
hH' AYERS PILLS may be confidently
,pnIjpJ upon to effect II cure. most ea' 81
, no, omrnablc to the curative influence = !,
~" n%rn's Pill. alone will certainly f hfna5 !
ihc Puts are aided by the powerful, o'o ".
" pun properties Of AYERS sA'S'fA
RILLA. .,t,o, that the longe
py alsn, Of their malady IS postponed
tho more difficult of cure it becomes
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Murray have the
sympathy ot the community in the
loss, last Tuesday, of their infant.
daughter, Bessie May, The funera
vas from the residence of DR., Mcleod
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NOTICE.


The state Of Mississippi,
NoXubrc County.
The hs.atc
No. 1889 Of IN 'hahccr!'
Teresa Cole.
To II " cole. John 3 Cole. L J Jackson.
4 Cole, Byars Cole, Roger Cole:
W. command YOU to be and appear be-
rorn the Chancellor OF our said thancrry
"aurt At n ter., thereof, to be holden at the
courthouse, in the town of Macon, in said
4th Monday Of October, A. D., 1885,
thor ma there TO plead. answer or dcmui
to the petition of L T Cole, for allowance 0
Tiunl Account in sais cau>c,
Witnesses my signature and the sea- o
soit fonrt atfi Xed, this 9ith daNoi sept, a
D., 1856, hoh"'i ClarL
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06

MIR Smith Holt Informs us of the
sudden death Of W b. Armstrong, for
mer'y of Macon. lie died last Mon
day lrom tie effects of an over dose OF
morphine.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06

If you will call on me for Dry Goods
or Groceries or any article in my store
will sell them TO YOU ut lower figures
than any published prices. Call ant
be convinced.
W. O. BARNES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06

Mr., Tate Lowry died suddenly at
Huntsville last Tuesday. lie owned
tue plantation adjoining Mr.. J. r.
Coekrelrs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06

On Nov. Sd, in Macon, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Mr.. W. NJ.
Gilkey, by Rev. S. d. Long, Mr.. IL. C..
nARKINs and Miss EN-. GnKEY.
The bride and groom, accompanied
by Misses Eta Eilahd and Minnie
Griggs, made a visit to the parents of
the groom in Pickens, Co.
"Be their pathway strewn with roses,
Fair as those which June discIoses."
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q & SON,
Architects, Contractors, BUILDERS
MACON, MISS.

Plans. Specifications, Estimates n'''' %
Material and Contracts furnished.
Insurance SURVEYS and Estimates oil fir'
Damages accurately made.
churches and Storehouses spoe'a'Nes'
snnt1-ly
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06
Bricks for Sale.

am prepared to furnish brick to
the public in large or small quantities
j. BLYTHE.
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pANGER'S NOTICE.

Taken up by Il /. Feathers.on,, on or
about Angus, Ii, 1886, straying on ms lam",
situated about ! miles north west OF Moc'i
carr SltOAfS,. So,
about ten months old. Color ottwo Is Sa /.
and black spotted, onc black ana one o'' NY"
,nd white listed, two bears TWO so"s' N'
rmyks, Valued at 81 each. for
Th owners are requested Y" vons ~,
ward, prove property, PIX nIa aalt viii
'ake w.. Ja;u,n..ts j. FASER,
orta-3t, No'V"'' VI"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06

tslOS'-I beg leave to cor
I'M which appeared in the
lN 80 inst, which read rs
.aIsa Cahill, who represents
I'''s Sewing Machine, was
'Vahg lady on the Fair
' " compete Tor the prize of
at Ferguson. However,
hed the Ladies in arasenc
"'N,'hc light-ruuniug, Do
,uOW now many young In.
\, " compete tor the media
y, sa' DO know that not less
IEEn,e Young ladies came tc
4aa1lIsaNy and told me tha'
uAC TO compete for III,
NJ, "aIeu they would not sue
,,n' MISS Beulah had prac
',sapele; went to where sh,
v and invited her to cn,e
why didn', she do i.
a ns bculsh, | think, wa
N% N, Indies = believed that
an expert in reserve I
N.Y., The home stretch" an
.' %s on the Davis.
Nl m~" y one of the. finest II
kiDo ic'er saw use an Hndei
Il OW the experts and m,
M" "I y to acknowledge Il
MN % Davis Vertical Feed IA.
"ahas to-day without
'Unpctitor.
Yours truly,
'"oe, NJ, FERGUSON,
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
hNNp October Is, 1855.

.e hANp October 10, 1885.
Notice is hereby given thai 'le ,o.'1"a'7
named settler has flied hot'ce u, ".' a. his
n NOM 70 am, nn'H that s,i proof WILDE made be
clalh,i a' ,n H." NJ in his absence the CLERK
, 10 ,h ," cI '"",, Court Noxubec County a.
o, 'he W. IN December 6, 1856, VIZ
Neu "",s, munrtrr of northwest quarter
| See. 3, Tl3N r III =; witrcsses ia
prove his continuous fesioe"'' "''
'' Il l. Galloway, G W { Lewis, cnaL,s'
ClarS, John Nicholson, all OF ~s""a'"'""
NoN"o'e YUM" las. D. STEW ART,
Register.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06

Vlth mi 4, -----.--
" House wants 1000 dozen
'@,' products in season to
S %o'es' Nine host is get
|N reputation as n good
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06

ts;-Onc pleasant feature
was the meeting of old
j formerly lived with us.
/ number none were more
than Dr,j. i, Ores
Geo, Colman and j.
|of v st Point. and Joshua
DR.. Gresham Is
BEADING physicians of West
has Il host of friends here
|Tay, glad to see him. VIII
Geo, Coleman left tins
T boys, and by Industry
I'D push, have accumulated
|at fortunes and have done
b sNy other two men &c
Rca Point,
lon started ont a priuter'i
has, by the aid of native
b, succeeded in winning iol
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06

NM svc' TO come immediately
khl uNr beautiful Clo'hing.
kb,,0 "Otc clothing this season
N , w.t.. What is the reason ?
|so,ss' We have bettor, cheap
I'M. swish goods thun any
Ga,v 50 II you have not
'O'aeh Eagle. Come ut
N. IL. IL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06
Who Can Beat It?

Mr.. We Barnes has presented us
Ms with "A beautiful cake OF butter
from his famous lhrcc-quArter grade
Jersey. Lllv FAINT. On Wedhcs-
dav she gave thirty-onc and three
oumrter pounds of milk, which yielded
tso and one quarter pounds ofbuttcr;
on Thursday wcnty-nine and three
quarter pounds If milk, which yield
ed t1o pounds OF butter; ON FRIDAY
thirty pounts OF milk, which yielded
two and Oh eighth pounds OF butte :
Mr.. Barnes refused M offer OF Sl-o
for her.
Col. Crane gave an order TO Mt NJ
Uolhpru for three bales. Of lcspedc1a
hay TO be shipped, one bale caeh' &c
Lorillard. Bonner and {. Nanderoll'
There is no winter food that sloch
like better, except probably, soo'
bright fodder, and we have no douo'
i, will be when the MIX {. iscom
p!c,ed, largely exported from this sec
ton.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06

The Celebrated French c. b. Corse
at MARN'S.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06

Ladies Beaded Vest fronts at
MARX'S.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06

III ". R, Brn'ey anu saa H.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06
Ayers Pills

N.,.o. fa,, 10 relieve the bowels and pro
mote their hcalthful ana resuIa, m,
and thus cure Dyspepsia: lemipo'TMb Ge
Initiatives all do permaheh. n"s onfeehlsd
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nv reaction that leaves the organ
than before. n,orv
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,,hits of life, became CHRONIC; Afhns use
Afforded me speedy relief. ), ine nuM.MN BRINa.
has since kept mo al, r'sn'
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rsmeIs rJ'.. from which l had long eeen q w od
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.ereI. rslief. They have benefited ne N.Y. NJ "
r.o"pIni ,he medicines ever before tried nv
W.rsoN, 1879 State ST., Chicago, fu'
,y,soy have entirely corrected the eos,,'s y
habit and vastly improved my general n.
Rrv' FRANCIS B. HARL0wE' Auahl"' w ,
"Tbe most effective and the easiest Pny ynny,
have ever found. One dose VIII ?ui1hGS " i
nv bowels and free my hcao NV" P"''
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IA sufferer from Liver Comp'n M, i,went,
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por M kyrR's PILLS have benefited ny !, Il
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Dr. I. C, Aver & Co., LOWELL mas
co,d bv MI Druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-06

On Nov. ID, at the residence of the
brides father in Macon, by Rev, 5. d,
Long, Mr.. w. I. ROBINSON, Of Duran,,
Miss, aud Miss PAULINE a. BLYTHE.
Although the marriage ceremony
was performed at 5 o'clock, Il, m,
quite a number offriends were present
to wish them Il long life, and that hap.
pincss might ever be blended with
their tuturclo lot. The fortunate groom
took away his bonnie bride with the
mothers charge
"Precious ana lovely | yield her to thee:
Take her the gem of thy dwelling TO be!
sac, who was ever my soIace and pride.
Flees from my bosom to cling to thy side