Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-09-08

Ms NJ Is also unwc!l.
- Mrs, Geo. NJ. Graham lett last Man
Jay TO join her husband in Cleveland
l'r' iicndrick and Mr.. Noah Scala,
exchanged places in town, the I,,to,
giving $1,000 to clDsc the trade.
VIZ d. W. Patty went to New York
ana gave his personal attention 10 ,ho
selection OF Il stock of goods. Evor,-
thing in the house win be bran new
Mr' walter Hubbard, Of Meridian
was III town Monday. lie appc,roa
oeio'e the Board and had the assess.
"ieh' on the llashuqua Factory rcduc.
cd.
rev. MIR, Gowan viii preach at the
Presbyterian Church tonight, and on
sunday morning at 1880 O'Clock, and
will speak to the young people SIM.
way hiSut Ut i:fJ.
awaiting the arrival of hi, fomilv ond
goods.
Mr. hlaus was among the first mcr.
chants to reach New York this season
lie bought Il large stock Of goods. but
II thc rains continue he will wish he
hadn't. All hands in the house arc
constantly busy shelving new goods,
and the ladies are invited TO call and
inspect and select,
Mr. Jacob Holberg was among the
heavy purchasers in New York. He
has returned home, aud expects to turn
around o good many times before all
the goods are in salcablo order. Duc
notice will be given.
Mr.. VIC Scllcck and wife, and Miss
Elsie Orr went to New York, Qnc lwo
ladies to see the sights, and Mr.. S, to
buy a new stock of goods. The chill.
dren were left in Louisville, and Mrs,
Sc!lcck and Miss Orr arc there now.
while Mr.. 5 is at home, impaticntIy
Sheriff Rogers has moved TO the DIR,
Minor Old place, and. MI. Taylor Smith
will occupy the house Mr., Rogers va.
AT least he has rented it, and
well, people will surmisc. lie has
Inexperienced a two-acro lot near the
Calhoun Institute. His friends will
iind him behind the counter at Scales
4 Co.'S. when not at home.
DR., Geo. Clement has moved TO the
east sldc OF Jefferson street in the lIar-
rlson building, aud has fitted up his
in fine style, with every conye-
to make his patients comforta-
bic as possible, If YOU will put YOUR
self in charge of the DR.. for a few
minutes, he will demonstrate that The
of having a tooth pulled is al.
imagination. lie if a man of
in his line, and his reputation
IS growing with his practice,
Several times we have been asked
what was CRAZY Tea" and we did
lot know any better than to tell our
nquircrs that it was a gathering Of
ray people to take Il little tea and
Il little: We formed Il different
of this kind OF an entertain
ncnt, however, when Mr. james Muir
ay presented us, with the compli
ncntr OF the ladies. with Il sample box
f the good things that filled the ia.
les at the Center Point "Crazy Tea"
We have Mr.. Ms word for il that the
.lackbcrry cordial was very fine, and
@ asks us and the ladies TO excuse him
n breaking the bottle on tic road.
While the farmers generally arc suf-
ring from the effects of the protract- i.
| wet spell, II real disaster has over #
ken those OIL Wet Water, northwest W
Macon. The rains last Tuesday III
and night brought We, Water =
CHER up than ever before, and the
alter has not yet subsidized. Besides
le great damage TO the crops, several Ii
were washed away and abut- iii
ents OF others fell in, or are in a bad Of
'ndition. The greatest sufferers are
G. Norwood, the l'ivcs place, Pleas. \
lowers, r II. B%arnhill, Jno. O'Bricn, =
.cCasHill and Boyle, Richard Dare