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DAILY CLARION.
Your Coming.


] know n0i, love, bow first yen found me,
What instinct ird you here:
kupN The world hsa changed around me
tinca oucs you came ~ Haar.
ylrid a ihnus5iiA G aims to rsm-lsh thi.
~ hat The dearest hoia, The nearest tie,
And ln1flug bot ~ yng r happiness,
Happy am /
How .lhly passoJ iha m4iien leisure
That yulih and irfo1um chose.
The c1rri'al days 81 peter and pleasure
TIE uiNhie NJ pUr9 fHpdsnt
~ swi tr tUnch c0ulB SGT The tune hIr iRAi
80 brief shnd0w blot the morning akyt
1ot " the beard ln made tor happiness,
HAPPY an J.
o love, yvuf coming taught me Trouble:
Your pfuluN taught nae pa a..
Ny breath grew d1i'k. my blood nan double
" icupeli ~ nvnrf rrlu
Yet, nh! has Time nutinnn The lovers klaa
Tue iOnh--fhe burning ionk -fhe low rotJy1
II these be all b. holds " happiness.
Happy Hm l.
You lend ~ earth vague emotion
Ny solf stranger seems.
Your RiHncc "A mivrsi with skY aud ocaan.
Your VOICE " heard in ffeafna
The good uhOnse IA weighed with mat mlss
Wy idiosi Laughter mated with u eigh,
And moving only VI ycur hnppinesa,
iiappy am 4
Dora Read GoWiaie, IN Harpef's MaRRtln,
for February
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1885.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUsTRATED.

The December Number win begin tho Seventy
second Volume Of HARPERs MAoAzINR Miss
WooLsonE's novel, East Angels" and Mr.. How
Ellis Indian sunmerp-hOlding the foremost
place in current serial fiction will run through
several numbers, and will be followed hy serial
stories from K. d. BLAcKM"RE and Mrs. ID. ".
CHAiK new editorial department, discussing
topics suggested bv he current literature Of Ameri
ca aud Europe, will be contributed by w. d. How
RLts, beginning with the January Number. The
great literary event OF the year viii be the publca.
ton OF a series OF papers taking the shane Of
s,ory and depicting characteristic features OF Am.r-
lean oeiety as seen at our leading pleasure resorts
written By CHARLES DUDLEY WAPSt R. and illus-
rated by G. 5. REInHART. The MAGAZINE will
give especial attention to American subjects treat
ed by the best American writers, and illustrated
by leading American artists.
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1886.
HarPer's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPERs WEEKLY has now, for twenty years
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tratiDns Of unusual interest 10 readers in al see
tiOns Of the country; entertaining short stories,
mostly illustrated by the hest writer's and import
ant papers by high authorities on the chief topics
OF the day
livery one who desires q trustworthy political
guide, entertaining and instructive family jour
either letter-pess illustrations should Subscribe
TO HARPER's WEEKLY.
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Addr.s. NEW YORK HERALD Broadway
as1W
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WILLIAM LOWE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

CAPITOL STREET. JACKSON, MISS.
FULL LINE OF BRoADcLOTHs, CASH.
"A meres, Gents Furnishing Goods. Of best quail
81, always on hand. SUITS MADE N LATEST
STYLES, and At reasonable prices.
sSorders from any part Of The ssats viii reesivs
prompt and careful attsntiss.
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e. CT. BOOTH.

-,SuecEssoR TO BoorB a mPpLE-
HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE PAINTING
III GRAfNINe SpRCiALrY, shop hack of john
Iaylors Blacksmith shop, Pascarrula ST,
iuneiTlSs- JACKSON, Miss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

There is no doubt Meridian holds a
large portion of her tladc by n very
uncertain tenure. Her railroad advan
lagcs have diverted much of it from
points where such trade would naiur-
ally 90, were the facilities adequate to
handle it. and the moment rapid tram
sit, with competing roads. are estab.
Iishcd either north or south of Mcri.
dian, that city is bound TO suffer the
loss Ola large portion OF its trade, and
other points will soon rival it in im-
portancc. Look at Macon for instance.
She should and ought to control most
of the trade that now goes from Ger
tain directions to Meridian, Columbus
and even StaI kvillc. \ man with halt
an eve can see why she does not, but
one with a close fist will not relax his
grasp and assist in putting them on a
progressive basis, All that Macon
wants, is a starting point, and the
road which Gen, Martin has so sue
c~cssfully negotiated for, is exactly the
one We need. Macon will no longer
be u way station, where thousands
pass without eve cnquiring the name
of the place, and where trcights pay
an additional charge, ven on those
going q much farther distance.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

Ii looks as if the call ter a District
Convention was less L matter OF nCc-
CsSi,v than n compliance with the time
honorcd custom of the Democracy.
As vet, no hint of any opposition TO
our Immediate Representative in Con-
grcss has reached us. The usual form,
however, we suppose, will be carried
through. and Mr.. Barry be rcnominat-
rd with no dissent OF part of the dele
gates. 1t is probable that most, ii not
all OF the Districts will return their
Representative for 4 second tenn,
though Col. Hooker will run Banks
dale closely in the race. There seems
to be 4 general disposition throughout
the State to give the members OF Con-
grcsS Il second trial, especially where
they have made Il respectable record.
Col. Morgan has already been cndors-
cd for a second term in the Holly
Springs District and Private John Al
lens prospects are good in his District,
though it is proposed to run Gen.
Sharp against him. From present ap-
pcaranccs, however. the whole dclcga.
ton will be returned.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

\ reporter called on Gen. W.T.. Mar
tin at his office this morning, and found
him seated before a massive pile OF
correspondence which had aCcumula-
ted during his absence.
In answer to a query regarding the
succrss Of his trip so lar as the \. j. n
{. road is concerned, he sUid:
"Ion may say TO your readers that
my negotiations have not been brought
to a head, but the New York folks
made me a proposition that | think
my company will accept, in which case
the work of extension will be com
mcnccd at once
"IIow about the widening of the
guagc, and will this end be widcncd
before the extension is built Z"
81 will be a standard guage, but
do not think the guage from here to
jackson will be changed until a con-
siderable portion OF the extension has
been built, and wish YOU would men,
ton that the counties along the route
of the extension will be expected to
contribute to its construction. AMI also
the cities which will be benefited by it.
Mr.. Crane, and other gentlemen from
the east. will be in on the train to-day
and it is hoped that during their stay
the papers in the case will be filed and
the whole thing settled.
Banner.
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IN MEMORIAM.

Died, May sth. 1886. at Lisbon, Florida,
MARY FREEMAN. wife of Laban Freeman.
This good christian wife and mother was
a native of Noyubee County. Miss, and
with her husband and children, moved to
the vicinity of L%ecshurg, Fla. about sin
teen months ago. Mr.. Freeman settled 1t
Lisbon. where, with his beloved companion,
he had commenced building up II little
home, in which, with their family of seven
interesting children, they had decided to
live out their days, in the love of God, in
the good will and esteem of their friends.
and In all the enjoyment to be gathered, by
contcuted minds, from this life. But, alas!
how frail and uncertain are all our antici-
pations and preparations. when we calcu-
late on time and things of earth.
Our sister was a member Of the Baptist
church from her youth, Il consistent chris
tian, Il devoted wife and a Kind and loving
mother. She was loved by all who knew
her, aud she ever had II kind word for eve
~ one. But she is gone from us, and 1t is
eyer thus our sweetest ties are liven, but
what blessed comfort ia know 9hat we
will be reunited IN heaven.
A lit,lc babe, but Il few hours old, was
left to the mcrcies Of the world. We be-
speak for 1t, in the name Of our heavenly
Father, the sympathy and love of those who
have Its care.
While life aud health and blessings true,
Attend us all our journey through,
How happy, oh! how happy here,
TO make peace with our Saviour dear,
Who died for MS.
And blessed is thus.
We mourn not US those who have nc hope,
Gun sister has gone to her reward,
And with the angels truly blessed,
She sings The praise Of Christ her Lord.
L~cesburg. Fla. y. l.. NJ.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

Recently it wss learned that Mrs. j.
George Ecairhc)lcr would return to
her home, from a three months visit
to her elder sister. Mrs. Fascr. at Ma.
con. Miss. The friends ot the lady. in
Guiding the members of the Clover
cite Industrial Art Club. took up the
arrangement of 4 suitable reception.
and. although the notice was brief, the
affair was of the most delightful char
acter. When Mrs. F]cairhcIIcr arrived
home last Monday, accompanied by
her nephew. MIR Ollie Tascr, she found
in waiting u large company of ladies
and gentlemen. who had taken tempo
rary possession of the dwelling, and
provided n collation. of the most nnla-
table character rs a fitting expression
of their regard for the return of the
fair wandcrer. The affair was most
pleasant throughout, and reflects much
credit upon those who originated and
conducted it. -phil'a Sunday Times,
We learn 10y private letter that Ollie
is with a yachting party Off the
coast of New Jersey.
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Active, Pushing and Reliable.

j. +. Jones can always be relied
upon to carry in stock the purcst and
best goods,..lnd sustain the reputation
OF being active pushing reliable, by
recommending articles with well es.
tablishcd merit and such as arc ropll-
lar. Having the agency for the cclc-
bratcd DIR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, colds and coughs. will
sell it on a positive guarantee. II will
surely cure any and every affection Of
throat, lung, or chest, and in order to
prove our claim. we ask you to call
and get u Trial Bottle Free.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

A grand ball was given at the Gil
mcr Hotel, Columbus, by the Young
gentlemen of that city, in honor of The
Young ladies of the |, |. and t.. and
visiting ladies. Macon was represent
cd bv the following handsome couples :
W. II. Bush and Miss SalIic Phillips:
r. &. Phillips, Miss Corinne Bush: j.
T.. Patty. Miss Linda Brown:A a. {. 30.
gle, Miss Edna Bush; j. b. Moore, Miss
Blanche %IIcincman, Mr.. Saunders, Miss
Mary Holman.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

What's the matter SIP" you are not
looking well 40 nothing only n slight
eold." in two days after the above con-
yerStion Isl" wiisyery sick with pner-
llonia. Had he 1T first taken q dose of
SMITHS BILE BEANS Il bean) he
would have been surely cured without
harm; A cold Is congestion; BILE
BEANS will relieve q cold quicker
tiiai amy otiwr remedy, as IL relieves tho
s"iigested part ut once. For sale by all
medicine dealers. Price, &c. per bottle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

The death of Hon. David Davis nat
urally suggest the part he took, or
rather the part he did not take in the
action of the Electoral Commission
that uuscatcd Mr.. Tildcn, We have
never seen any opinion Of his on the
decision of that body, but il was =
prevalent impression, that had lie ac-
ccptcd the appointment, Mr.. Hayes
would never have occupied the Pres
dental chair,
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MISSISSIPPI CERTIFICATES
er>Stapdard Rake.

EDWARDS. Miss, Nav 10, 1870.
GAIT. e. B~rsrAMASTE. jackson, Miss.
Deir Hir:-llavlng fully tested the "Stanlard
Mower can, wiihnuthrsitatlo .rccommrulitto
the hay mahersol Mississippi rs The machine they
need. 1t is the only machine, have triad, that
will stand The strain incident to our tpugh. thick
Bermuda grass, without the annoyance OF fire.
qucnt breaks. | Ike the blatr litling apparatus
on thrt hampton tcttcrthan that Of thcStandari.
but this is Of minor signiiicanrc To zone who want.
"he ,c0rk d"He." ! shall continue to u-c the
Standard ill \ brter machine is brought tu our
market. Don't think il is 10 he found yet.
Yours truly,
W. \. MONTGOMERY.
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Sunday School Convention.

The Ninth Annual Sunday School
Convention of NoxubG County is
hereby called TO meet at Brooksyillc on
Thursday and Friday, July 30 n 80.
Schools are entitled TO five delegates
each. the superintendent thereof be-
ing c%.otii 10 members OF the Conycn-
TIN.
On or before July 10th the names OF
MI delegates and superintendent
should be sent TO ID. NJ. Love. Brooks
willie. Miss. and statistical reports COW
cring the work from July lst 1888 to
July lst 1886 should be made out by
each school and forwarded promptly
I j.. II. Din>mOrc, Statistical Sccreta-
~ nj Macon Miss.
All Ministers Of The Gospel are cor
dially invited TO attend and participate
in the proceedings,
by order Of the Executive Commit
Tee. e. W. NETllERI,
J. \, JYsoN. Chairman,
Secretary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

The machinery Tor the Ice Factory
has arrived here and the building is
nearly completed, so that in a few
days we will have the domestic article
furnished to us ut much lower rates
Thar VIC have been uruuatomed TO pay.
and with less Inconvenience in hand
ling. We are afraid, however its ca
paciiy is too small 10 meet the de-
mand, especially during Il heated term.
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BARBER & BIO.

gD"I invite the careful attention of ALL lawmakers to the above certf-
Gates Of the Standard N0avya and ShandUa Rake; these certificates speak
in thunder tones the superiority of the Standard The number could
have been doubled, but thought it unnecessary.
nSl am also prepared to furnish all descriptions of Dairy and Cream
cry Apparatus and Creamery Supplies, as low as can be bought in Saint
Louis or Chicago. Also all descriptions and sizes of Steam Engines and
Saw Mills, Spark Arresters, Lever or Tread Horse Powers, Threshing
Machines, Cane Mills, Reapers, Binders and Hay Rakes, Enslage and
other Feed Cutters, Corn and Cob Mills, Rice Mills, Cotton-Seed
Crushcrs, Cotton Gins and Cotton Presses, Hand and Horse Power Hay
Presses, Feed Cookers, Scales, Turbine Wheels, and Improved Agrcul-
tural and Garden Implements of the latest and most approved patterns.
Give me a call, or write me for what you want in my line.
G. e. BUSTAMANTE, Manufacturers Agent,
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
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CorrrEvrlir, Miss, july lst, 1856

COrrEEVILLE, Miss, july lst, 1856.
GAIT. &. u. l~itSrANANTE, Jackson. Miss.
Pear Sri feel that | am due yuu an apology
in not suOncrlrltiug YOU know how am pleased
with the moving machine purchased Of You
last season. would say that | am glad YOU sent
me the standard Mower. thought was not what
| was requested To- huy. by n northern man, who
is in m employ, and who has had many years
experience in running mowers AMI other I'M
proved farming machinery. lie ran ii for mt
last season on all Kinds Of our native grasses,
weeds. Ne, and also in millct. and without null
tlpiyin words. | wuuld say ii works like Z
charm, and has proven to h. strong and dur
able. amilc sals il rqual To a,, Of their best make
in New York state, where he WAS raised. pre-
fer II to any other make | have ever seen. and
would mol hesitate 10 recommend II Ms Il machine
that viii give entire sati,faction, and one that
any ordinary farm hand could. IN n Tia, Or two
experience, operate perfectly satisfactory.
Very truly.
JSO. l.. COLLINS.
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DrrE Hun. Miss. kug. Ist. Is,

CAPT. G. y. BrsT ,MANrE, jackson, Mis-.
D,dr COptain :-Tlc STANDARD Mower arrived
al. Il.ht. amt ! put ii up. and went to work i'm
mr'liatcly with IL, an, ! must eay. II Is the best
m"wrr | ever saw, ani | have rten n good many.
| have laid asilc my 'Lack~ye." cut AZ much
hay in one day with the ''>iandarl,'' ~ did
with the "Burkryc' In three days. With my
'iiuckryc.n . had To change mules every hour;
with the "StanIarl.' one pair Of mules pulls IL
all day. ami | believe one mule could pull II, II
ii had shafts in place Of n pole. think you can
sell @eryrral here next %fcason. The STANDARD"
% the "Buss Mowcr.' Your Friend,
TlIOS. j. BINFORD.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

WiNOSh, Mss, Aug. 2Sth, 1881.
CAPT. &. u. BrSThMANTE, jackson, Mis-.
Dear Sjr:-lm STANDARD Moving Machine l
bought of you Il few days arN gives me perfect
satisfaction. 1t runs lighter than any machine
! ever saw, and cuts smoother and easier. Gus
any Kind Of grass. particularly the Japan clorcr,
which but few machines will cut without clog
glng. / I'm well pleased with it in every par
ticular. Respectfully,
y. 4. FOLTZ.
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NOTICE.

The Democratic Conservative Exec
utlve Committee Of the 4th Congress
sional District will meet ut West Point
at II o'clock \. NJ. on Thursday the Sth
day oil July next, for the purpose OF
fixing the time and place for holding
the Congrcssioua nominating Conycn-
iinu
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISS, April 18th, sd.
GAIT. &. D.. lirsTAM tSTE, Jack .on, Mi.s.
Dsdy~ Sr:-lours 18th reed. cur Mower has
given perfect satisfaction TO all the parties con-
ccrncd in it. | have cut through weeds aud
bushes, and nothing has given way except the
little blades. ! think from what | can learn
about other machines. that the standard IS the
best machine in use. Respectfully,
W. Il. HALEY.
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SALE.

NJ. AIAg at
~. S,..o rrmnty
NoNoo'c N'"''''
Mrs. ID. H.. w ,nt rvr
500 W.. ''""' ""l'
Citizens Mutual Insurance 'o'l
Nv virtue Of the ahoyc-Statcd writ dlrt'l-
ed to me from the oti"c of W. Il. bFHcry'
clerk of the Circuit Court OF NoAubcc couh-
ty, | will, on
- woraor tho stb dav of July, 1926,
~, ,La T,mr, JIo,,.n Innr. within
~ n",I " Nv L' hiwbc.t NADER for
80 nu"t>' " Nv W. , im riL,,l rc,l and ucr-
c'nn, NV i"n,""n -" -, Ia. hoo, In,ird uuon
sona, proprl'. mn''" , t" writ ,rJ ali costs
."e"i,Hl. Wv "'O''"
'',Ml. ,.,,t,,., ,n,rtor and ihc
i'S' n"'' " ',nu,,, ,nnnrter aud th.
WV, ,"IIr , ", ..",I,,,t oWartcr section l.
town,hjn II. rance ~. and the east half OF
Tho n,rtLrnst n]ngr,rr, aud the west halt Of
,hr nnrtLc,.i uulrt,r and the northwest
nu,r,rr and the southeast uuHriey, and the
s~nu,hw,sr urnrtrr of section I. township Ii.
rance ia. md ,hr northeast ouar,cr, and
thn ,,st h,If nf the southeast quarter, and
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

A RLhSpsvILLE,M MISS. April 9lS,., sc.
This Is To certify that | n I'M II. ing the standard
Mower bought NJ q. -. Bustamahir, and lind II
10 he ot the highest draft and less complicated
than any Mower that ! know If, like It -plcn.
didly. Respectfully,
W. a. COLE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

In no other medicinal preparation
have the results of the most intclli-
gent study and scientific inquiry been
so steadily and progressively utilized
as in Ayers Sarsaparilla. II leads the
list as 4 truly scientific preparation for
ALL blood diseases.
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JACKSON, MISS, May Is $50

CAPT. G. d. BvsTAMASTE:
Dear SRI bought OF You last season Stan
dard Mower aud saw but little ofiis work prr.on-
ally but my son, who ran the machine. reported
that it was Of very light draft, durable and, lid
the work well and smoothly. | had my machine
burned, since then replaced n tongue and cutter
bar board, and am able to put IT to work.
Very respectfully,
IA, WOLFE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

Mn. G. u. B~rSrAMANTE, Jackson, Miss.
Dear Sir:-Aficr giving your standard Hay
Rake Il lair test while out in the field with others
upon acompc,iiivcirial ortcst, found il t~orxrrli
any | have ever seen ut work; it has given per-
feet satisfaction 80 far. Yours respectfully,
ii. [. CULLEl.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

We have received additional partic-
ulars with reference 10 the double
TRACE ~ which occurred In Kcmper on
Tuesday. Goo. Barton and his wife
csme 10 Scooha last fall, and made q
trade with Mrs. Mays TO cultivate her
farm on shares, she turning oyer the
place, mules, stock and household
goods, also TO vacate the premises.
About thrsc weeks ago Mrs. Mays
married Mr.. &. NJ. Gullctt at Newton
S%talion, and they returned to the Mays
farm. Bad feeling at once arose be-
tween Gullctt and Barton, and Barton
indul gcd in very abusive language to-
wards Gullcit and wife. No one was
present at the killing except the four
persons.
Mrs. Gullctt testified that Mr.. Gull
lett had been out hunting, and Oh his
return she informed him that She had
heard Barton and his wife say they
woull Kill them both. but Gullctt paid
no attention to the threat, and either
he or his wife asked Barton chow the
stock was getting on" Barton replied
to Mrs. Gullett that it was nonc OF her
damn business, and that she was TAX
ing too damn many privileges on the
pace" Gullctt protested against this
abuse of his wife, and Barton took his
gun down from the rack and made
liretcnsc OF shooting Gullett. Gnllcti
Immediately shst him through the
right shoulder. Barton dropped the
gun and Gulett picked it up and shot
him through the shoulder killing him
Instantly. About this time Mrs. Bar
ton rushed at Mrs. Gullett with a
hatchct, saving, "shc would split her
damn brains out" and Gullctt, hear
ing his wife screaming, whirled and
sent n load OF buck shot through Mrs.
Nnrton's brains, killing her instantly.
Tine trial was not ended when our cor
respondent closed his letter, but twas
thought Gul!eit would go to jsil.-Mc.
ridian News.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

VAFT. BTSTANANTE,
| will state that the machine bought from
youlias given entire satisfaction. Cut some very
heavy Bermuda grass hay with 1t, without any
trouble. Would recommends ii To any one wishing
to purchase. ROBr. ELLIOTT.
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ROBERT {. PATTY,
Chairman.

The Ac: repeating the Lien Law of
this State went into effect last Thurs
lay. the 1st of July.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

Mr.. John {. Gilmore has charge of
my Thrcsllcr and is authorized TO con-
tract for cleaning oats aud other small
grain. Address him AT Brooksvillc.
ROBERT G. PATTY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03

liiChoNN, MISS, May II, lSSN.
Mn. G. y. BrSrAMhSTE. jackson, Miss.
Dear Sir:-Thc three standard Mowers bought
of YOU last year, were for our customers. aud we
learn that they arc well pleased. ami all are
well satisfied with them. We consider the
''Stdaddrd' a first class machine.
Yours truly,