Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-26

: busy city of Memphis.
i Mrs q. V. Boyd, of Kcmpcr is =, ,
'iS' 10 her daughter, Mrs, L. $. Ford
The Bigbcc river is too low far hoo,.
the Anderson made her las, trim %
inc season last week.-Gaincsyiuo
Messenger.
, Mr. w. +. Redwood has returned
, from Providence, Il. /. with his ,%on,i,,,
lie oppears to be hearty, but Mrs. Red.
wood is still in feeble health,
oALE-A fine rosewood piano.
IN good order. Cost when new Sz,n t
WIN be sold very cheap Inquire n,
BEACON Office. +
The Miriam" brand Of -four, sold
; only in Macon by W. J.. Fcatbcrston l
Is declared by maNy who have pscd i, j
, TO make most excellent bread. ltiny, !
riably gives satisfaction,
Mt. D. }. Callaway's sample hats ara :
Selllhs readily, Among them is II lot a
oil hats for misses and children, Which q
arc cheap and scrviccablc. Can and {
examine before you buy.
Inc case of Az johnson of this conn. 1
", III Jail at birmingham, charcoal /
with m"rdcr, was postponed BY the I
state Mr.. j, II Dinsmorc was pres. !
eht to defend the prisoner, 9
Mr., Charles Hardin is Keeping IN A
WIN 'le fashion, and is prepared to I
lurHish icc'cold milk shake or lemon. +
adc, to his prohibition customers or Il
cold lager beer to the Temperance pco.
pie,
r'cV. A, Il, Colt will prcacl, at the
centre Point Church Or June 10Th. NJ
1883, at $3.50 O'Clock, p. m.
lie viii preach in the Macon Church
OF the same day, at 1880 a. m. and s p'
O'Clock p, m. NJ
Ice cold mix shake, lemonade and :,
soda water at
PHELPS Il Son. -,
The question is asked, Why can Sto. SC
hcr " Conner sell cheaper than any pr
one else? Answer, because they
bought cheaper. They have a nice lot da
OF domestic, ginghams, curtain scrim NJ
and ladies fine shoes, te
,, , in
Round trip tickets to the fircman's
parade and military drill at Columbus,
Miss, on the 2Sth, Goth and S0th Nav, -.
Will be OH sale on the NJ. & 0. MAY =,
9th to May 30th inclusive. Good to
return until June 2nd. Fare from Ma.
con $1,05. Nj
20 Where the Crowd Goes -.
TO Mrs II Stoncr's for your spring
Hats and Bonncts
We sec from The Kcmpcr HeruM
that our good friend, }. Il. Evans, late V
ly lost four bales of cotton. They MI
were loaded on the wagon, and it was
with difficulty the oxen, which were
tied to the wheels, were rescued from
the flames. Causc--hunting tor an
old knife with Il torch.
lee cold milk shake, lemonade and Mi
sofia water, u
PHELPS &. Son. ;
Mr., Bruce Moore brought in on M'
Thursday I'M stalks OF cotton about Y,
fourteen Oh fifteen inches high with
squares on them. The farmers
who got seasons are all right. Mr.. j.
L. Moore says the prospect in hi. =
ncighborhood is as good as he ever saw 5
II this season.
For a nice lot of gents low quarter
hoes go TO Stoncr Il Connor's. And ME
lon't forget the Gold and Silver shit.
he cheapest and best made.
The BEACON has Il chance to have a
GOOD time next week, II has been in Mis-
iited to the Interstate Drill, Fire
mans Parade, Base Ball, Glass Ball "iEs
md Clay Pigeon shooting, and the
rr0tting and Running Races at Co.
.nmbus, to commence Monday and
wind up Thursday Ii will certainly Mis-
DC "A gala week, and Noxubcc will be d,
argcly represented.
Go TO Mrs. L. II. Stoners for the lat =
,st improvements in Bustlcs and Fill N'>
.crs. mavl2
bargains in prices still prevail at
Il Connor's. They are selling Mis-
he Ford stock Of goods at cost. G
Teachers Convention, ~
It will be well for orr people TO re- MIS-
member that a convention will be held p,,
N, Macon this summer, some time
Turing vacation, OF the teachers o.
,ast and northeast Mississippi, and ma
hey should be received in Il most hos
manner We understand that Mis-
Mr., w. p. Minor is chairman of the J(
to prepare for their rccep-
ion, aud he will need not only the ar
i've cooperation of the other teachers
n the town and county, but also the rs