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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02
WAS ne MURDERED?
A Citizen of New York Town Disappears
In.isE Snx..iciaux Cl-c.....xtsaesx

A CitizsR of New York Town Disappears
Under Suspicious Cireusnstxaees-
RoME, n. ". Jan. IF c. Van NsrteT.
sbsut 80 years of age. came here about i've
weeks ago with HE wife, a pretty and at
trsctiYe woman Of II. de rented house
about four miles from town, where he
stored bis household goods and intended to
occupy il in about menth. In the mean
time hs and bis wife stopped with relatives
two miles from their house. On Dece nber
II three men came to waers Van Marter
was staying and kicked and pounded him
ana toic hins % leave town without further
warning The men said they had a row
with Van Aarter some TINS aEs, but did not
get satisfaction. The mysterious part OF the
afsir il that Van Asrter has not been seen
since sad murder is suspected. His vile is
still ~ hsS relatives and refuses to say any
thing soeGt the affair, BAT Is IS though at ia at
she HAS had nothing to 90 with the dissp-
pesrance Of her husband.
A suspicicus iscident connected With the
s1sIr was the tetal GeasrQcsion of an old
uooccupied house nesr the place of the as-
sauli, which was burned TO The ground
been seen or hsaFc of Van Asrtsr. ii is
generally believed taat he is dead, as meth
ing can he learned OF bis whereabouts. His
father says he hal fight With tsree men
sone tizos ago, and they whipped him very
badly and told hin 10 leave the country or
tsey would NEST lin again.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02
N MEMoRY = esgcnEk.
KsaslstioRs - es sr~s~nsed ~ the ke~
1ork Irssh N-sAaDxl League


Nsw 1oEK. gsa. l-fas New Hork
\ N2Rielf.~l Ceoneil q toe Irish National
Lssgse iatsaS sssa . Pssssat 10 Mrs.
HeQsy WSr1 Ess0aer a SCI Vi resell aliens
ex2easssss t4s sfaspstay A03 essrss ef the
sscssty for tss atskh II hsr ktsk4sd. and
ite rssFset fsr his msmasy. These resolu-
lisas are ozsr@ apoH sexsy pSseemsnt.
fzsiseeG ia tas fsfsa 81 a ashasr upss
sI a ct esfk e<isf5a wss4. either end beass
348acfes vita knoes ~ eIass Nhen VA
i9iica i PSs-sRts EE effective appearances.
alsh the waste siiyef friags ~ the TOP <Ud
cossSEs of the tileeen By iektesn- inca sheet.
TIE lsxt ~ skr rssoi4tlcas ls wEitisn IA
eiseerste a8a arskcGseiy tlBted lssterins.
snG scToh woEk 81 lnsFisate design n'ss
eSck ot tie fear corners. while ~ the head
Of sse whole testimonial large eagle with
spreading wings s~afs la its besS wreath
surrounding the lsstsr k sRs al inverted
tsFeh. Ia as tsioIs u helos tbe Irish AMI
American nsgs efapee with Grape. Aheys
the eagie is the word "Freesem. and be-
lew ], IN graceful scroll Is the pkrsse:
he lived not tor al age, bat for all
time
The lettering 10 admirably done in differ
ent eslored inks, which produce, 80 veil
are fhey eaosen, q general effect which Is
text is the name of the Rev Henry Ward
Beecher ia large inch letters of the we'll
known Gothic styie Used in church insorip-
tons. while along the margin. relieving the
orriate tTse=ry OF the scroll work. are green
tinted palms crossed over wresths of ina
ncrfs!les and bound to them by bows of
Grape.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02
NAKED IN THE STREET.
a runk-Crszed Man Takes walk Wit
out Having - stitch Of Clothing Or.

a Drank -Crszed Man Takes walk With
out Having - stitch Of Clothing Or
New YoRK. Jan. la remark able prison.
er was brought into the Mercer Street Sta
ton this morning. A few minutes after
o'clock psirolmsn founc Michael Cannon.
81 years old. of 80 Wooster-st the center
of an interested group of small beys at
South rifth-sve. and Bleecker-st lie was
without q stitch of clsthing. and was chilled
through by the cold, not being able 20 tell
where he lived when questioned. The pa
trolman obtained some wraps and hurried
him 10 toe station, wkica be reached in an
almost unconscious condition. he was evil
IDENTIFY insane from drink
Cannon went To , cheap lodging house st
so Woostsr-st. yesterday in an intoxicated
condition. Rs suffered from delirtsm all
pigbt. This morsiag he partly clothed
himself, wrapped n coverlst about hin and
started out. He went into some hallway
and there unoressed himself. and then, win
the bed cover Tapping about him. started
for an extended walk. How be manxgss
to walk 10 the place where he was found
without being arrested is al enigma lie
was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02
pownsRl.Y ON The STRIKE.
He Does Not IIssnk the Siners Warranted
In Striking


SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. LIN reply to a
question concerning the rumorea proha-
kility of a strike OF the ResSisg Coal and
Iron Company's miners in tee Scauylkih
region tom asrrew, General Master WerE man
Puwaerly said be bosieved IL the duty of
tae rainers 70 kesp inviolaBle their contract
made with the company aSi September.
when thssr wages we're increased. 1t was
sn sgreement executed IN good iki,n,
he ercakiug of wtieh by the
company would bsye been considered an
optrazecus breach Of trust. He eculd not
believe that the miners would do anything
contrary 10 that agreement. Ii was not
possible. Re thought. foF the entire snthra-
cife regicn 10 become involved IN this
tr0uhlo. and he corstd not see wherein any
benefit would oe eerig3j by them frem sach
action at present.
Powderir. thoseh much basieT. Is not yet
il suct condition ss weulG warrant him In
Alytng toe Resning strike more team pass
ing aitentioD, oEt II is certain tkgt ne oe-
clores the causes which have produced IL
and brorgntieaout the enstFarsensens ke-
tween the skiffoaG and its eaFsoyes. Ine
strike. Sc far as be is informed. has not been
given in charge of the Executive Beard OF
the + usg ts OF Labor, but is under the con-
tsel OF as sxGcatise comnstsse of assem-
bAes OF Kes1iJg employees. No demand
has yet heon made upon him 10 make
general assessment to help carry on the
strike
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02
EXCITED BY eYpsle6.
A story OF Alleged Murder which Startls'
People in Indiana

A story OF Alleged Murder Which Startler
People in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan. People in
the Reighborheod of Winchester, Ind, are
considerably excited over a strange geinciaent
relating to the death of Young farmer
named Festef, who wes found dead five
years ago in his stable, and was supposed
to have been killed by the accidental faA of
an iron bar. A few days ago band OF
sireiiiBg gyrsies came along and
wanted TO tell the fortune of
Fetter's widow. She refused to have
them, but they insisted on telling
the fortune, and finally one of them said /:
If win tell you some things any how. Your
husband was killed five years ago ia the
stable. and ycu thought his death was due
10 accident. You were mistaken. Yo1
were milking near by, and when you ran TO
he stable two men ran out and disappeared
in tie woods. Their object was to rob your
husband, who had large sum of money in
his pocket, but your coming prevented the
robbery
With this the gypsies passed on. The
circumstances detailed were similar to those
surrounding the death. and the people of
the place now believe that Fetter was MUIR
deren.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02
A HCRRsSLE TRAGEDY.
A Man Kills HIS Mother snd Fatally
Ipjures = Compan'on.

itltfeb ~ tbhtfisutcH.
BALTIMORE. Jan. Ia horrible tragedy
occurred this morning when the old year
was but thirty minutes gone. at $40 Duncan
alley, the home of Mrs. Margaret Conrey
and her son. STEPHEN j. Steve aud COM
psnion nsiaed Patrick O'DonEesl had been
spending the last hours OF the Old year IN
the house drinking whisky, and both got
drunk. A quarrel arose and conroy.
becoming enTsged, seized an Ak and
struck 0'DonRell terrific blow on the
head. telling hM 20 the floor. BE then
threw his victim into the street. Mrs. Con-
roy upbraided her soa for his murderous
assault, when he turned upon her and
struck her upon the head three times with
the Az, cleaying her skull sud laying bare
the brain. She aied instantly. A few iain-
utes lafsr q consin of 0'Do1nell passed
down the alley and found the bleed
ing and unconscious epeDsell in the
srot where Conroy had thrown him. An
officer was notified and O'DoDnell was
taken 10 the hospital. He is shN hsing.
When the Officer entered the house OF the
Conroys. 6e foana The dead body OF the
sged mother lying upon the floor in a peol
Of Dlocd. and the mstricise ia bed. he was
hauled out out refused 10 ssS anything.
and was hurried OF 10 tie police station.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02
GRATuITous ADVICE.
senator Jaass Receives some From .
Kauaxs CITY fTrsnan.

senator Jeass Receives sone FROM .
KauaxS City fTrsnan.
Senator Jones still receives numerous let
ters of advice. ccndolcsce and criticism.
Many of them come from the more sympa-
thefic ser sud wsuls afford romantic re-
lief 20 the story Of bis present monotonous
existencs A Kansas City woman writes
under a conviction that good people are .
scarce article and that the world can III sf-
ford to part with the few L has. She there
fore wants the SesstoT to Look after his
heAkh. From her soag-range diagnosis
of his case sac conclu1ss that Re tss rheu-
nl..ism sRd heart eisssss. she was SINH
larry Athletes ase feels sure see makes no
mistakes as 90 bis ailments. she styisss
xeod medical attendance without delay
D>ffn.f A>,rs
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02
shot His Old Rival.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. IA terrible
tragedy has just been enacted near Estell-
vile, Va, ia which v. B. Templcton, q
member of one of the heading families in
that section. wa. killed bY Geo. Adams.
The two nen werest one time great friends
being schoolmstes. They cOurted the same
girl. Adam. proving the successful suitor
sad marrying the youHg ls5T Adopt year
ago. Adams has been jealous ef Temple
Ton. and meeting him yesterday shot him.
dead
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02

I.rprysTos. Mich. J&s. Some boy,
skating on Pers Marquette Lake, near here.
have discovered tbst natural gas escapes
fr0m the bottom Of the take and reaches the
sir through the water. They found queer
locking patches o. ice that looked as Il
formed While the water bubblsd, and. when
they punctured t. could distinctly feel the
gas escaping. A match was applied. and .
Blue asme vas the result The gas will
pF0hably be investigated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02
A elo sur DECIDED.
The Dlsposstie, et 1iser Fsise's Estste In
~ar TO rk Settled.

NEv YoEx. Jan. Ia famous contest
over the estst. # the late Jsaes Fl. Paine.
q rrsissv cf rsSre8 tastes ,nd extrso7d;nafy
intelligence. who lived saS died ms Bl.ek-
ey-st stfic lsevinz over f41s9a IN cash.
was decided yss.erssT BY SurreSst- Rollins.
he dschned - admit tbs viii OF which
James II. War5wesl vss tie seie Iegafee
snd prsrozens holding fhst Paine wss in-
cspseirssea The vissa-T zss Ton Be TIE
Clexzstss. Of Boston. the cd nan's RES
sire.. vho opposed the attempt % pres Al
si,eg>s lsu xiii
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02

HAzEIssUss. Jan. i.-Governer Beaver
has issus3 proclamation saneunciag thsf
to totsi smouaf % the state dekt csrceles
fsy the year ending November 3. 1857,
Sn1ourtea rs sl4IS5iE Al the clcs. 81 ths
sarse vsar the tofsl 6eht suseaatsd to sf5.-
s10 41L2s rad the essess cf tie srksHx
fand t8 sc .sss 80 81 This l.sT4s Psnnsyl-
va-ia via a sszf Of * Isf f<S sz
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02

Ssy FRAScIsco. Jan. l.-Advices from
Jspsa say that seuas one in Toxic aavsr-
tissd for ifsy good-lcokiaz Jspsness girls,
from ~ 70 2s years of sge. to 90 10 Isondru
70 serve IN sFsstsars7t IN japanese viii
isgs. a. salaries of from 81 sou to a. o.
per snnHn. Il is sasseeted that tkis is 4
zaneae % snsrsp Young Jsoansse girls sd
rssna
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02

Vsszrxe-ox. C. r.. OAss. gsa. III.
frs - C. E8rness = So. peeniaeat far
n;t9-e 5ea,ers - thss -sfT nsde ~ sssiFz-
zserf - a. n Dcashler. c7sat5n NJ e1lss q
su~nrise 70 fts auH = TAe sss1rx@s srr
essisastes a. - - sd r. ssssfs iaefad-
lag heok 3ccazsss xrs s8e ~ So = 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02

NEw YeEK. Jan. l.--fresidsnt G9mpers.
OF the American Federation Of LABOR, who
is also an officer in the Ggsrmakers' Inter.
national Union, says that the Union in
tends 10 fgat the tenement house system.
whether reductions are made in wages or
not. The system is detrimental TO health,
morals and business generally.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02

ovosso. Jan. i--An Investigation hss
sesa orsere4 hsrs ihto The cause 81 -
iastk ef cstizsn - B9r;sn wbich + cr~s.-
iRz co1si5erasis istsrsst - YelztFss ef
tke - esseS are st ssfisne3 tsst - rs
-ss fks rssut 81 nstr-si csuse- ss1 ibsY
hevs ezused bis stoaaSea - - ssaf 50 Ann
kr55r f9r aas,vsis- TIE csss y heins
~stched rHh N8c1 saTlesv. sz9 Il it n
veit,s~s hsf - rss E-sso1ed - "a ieBsi
srvsss o. i~o I'll foie~-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02

LONDON, Jan. l.-Speeial masses were
celebrated in all Of ths Catholic chusches
today in honor of the Pcpe's jubilee. Every
church was crowded 10 its full capacity and
CONGREGATIONS were most keryaaG IN worship
ana enthusiastic in hoaorirg tie PoatId.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02

~ ~sstesA&- >tHsas
MsxaxwrTE. H,cs~ la Il Esrcs tiz-
r&~s - bssn rsziaR 81 - Il ppsF Psnis-
So sii azg sad - trsias sre g syra. A
: >oksen q tsresEe1e3 Sxtesn i1c&eS 81
k.ox s3s txlss saS Il r s<la lHa<
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02

IsrkssSxS1x.E. - Jzs. t-Sx srsn@Rs
haze b>es ss1-esce1 - ~ give. tSirsy ssrs
.s-ts> before the Coart Heass deer son,1r
ro~ = secersazss ssks 20 s4d 40.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02
twenty-five renniI.s. Ser.

NEw foRg. jar. l.--Policeman wsehner.
of the Eldsidge Street Station, srraigned
twenty-five men wse applied at the station
houss for lodEisg lsst night at tAe Essex
Market Eoisce Court this morning. They
were cut of empoymeBt and had no money.
Tasy were nearly all foreigners. Many of
them were yoHHs men. Apsan who gave
his name as kShn Reilly proved TO be M
tive Of Germany. They were aiI committed
10 the care of the Commissioners of Char
ities ard Correction.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-02

The greatest Sale of Ladies'
Kid Gloves that Grand Rapids
has ever seen. Our Entire
Stock of the Celebrated
Windsor" Seamless Gloves
will be sold at a sacrifice.
The Entire Stock of an i'm
porter on our counters To he
closed out. We will also in
clude other well-knewn brands
in this great sale. Every
fashionable shade aud color.
Come early and purchase for
your present and future wants.
We will sell 400 doz. Ladies'
"Windsor" Seamless hid
Gloves at Sl.25 per pair; rcgu-
lar price 81 and 1925.
3l5 doz. Ladies' windsor
Seamless Kid Gloves at the
low price of $l.5o; regular
price $3.50.
$50 doz. Embroidered Back
Kid Gloves at So cts: reduced
from $l.25.
l16 doz. Princess" Kid
Gloves at Go cts: always sold
at sl.25: a cut OF nearly one
half.
l75 -doz. Suede Gloves at 79
cents; regular price sl25.
We will also offer for sale
at the same time aud on the
same counter a large line of
samples, consisting OF Ladies'
and Children's Hosiery, in
Cotton, Merino and Silk.
Ladies', Misses and Mems
Underwear. in the Winter
grades, all TO be sold and
closed entirely out at less
than one-half the original
price.
Remember, the greatest lid
GlovsSale ever witnessed in
the city commences today.
Thursday, Dec. 29,
And confines until all sd-
vertsssd brands are closed cut.
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Ordinance 80,

An Ordinance entitled In Ordinance
.Jor SANITARY Purposes"
BE il ordained by the Board OF MAY.
or and Alderman of the Town of Ma
con that the occupant. owner or agent
OF any premises in said town, be and
they are hereby ordered to cleanse the
ann of all filth. Also that every kind
OF cess pools, duck and geese pond,
hog wallows and all like places where
%stagnant water stands or may stand,
be filled up after being disinfcctcd.
Sec. 2. BE it further ordained that
all priyics be clcanscd and disinfcctcd
once every week.
Sec, 3. &c il further ordained that
If any person. after having been duly
notified by the marshal, Shall fail TO
cleanse such premises, privics Nc with.
in forty-eight hours, shall be guilty of
n misdemeanor, and upon conviction
before the Mayor, shall be fined in any
sum not less than ten dollars, or more
than m hundred dollars.
Sec. l.. BE il further ordained that
any person failing. or refusing 10 per-
form any duty imposed upon him by
this ordinance, or to obey promptly
any orders of the Mayor, made at tho
request of the Health officer, shall be
guilty of a misdcmcanor, aud upon
conviction before the Mayor, shall DO
fined IN any sum not less than five dol.
lars nor more than one hundred dol.
lars, and imprisoned in tho county
Jail until such fine and cost is paid.
Sec. 8, DC IL further ordained that
this ordinance take effect and be in
force from and after this date.
Approved this II day of Sept, 1888.
Attest: a.. I. DENT,
u. nAUENsT IN. Mayor.
Scc'v,
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New Orleans, Sept. 27.-A Jackson,

New Orleans, Sept. 27.-A Jackson,
Miss, special slys:
"Anollicr case Is reported this rye.
ming. Mrs. Smythe, the mother vi Hip.
pie, who died last Monday, J. 3. Lee
died this morning, aud Mrs. Lee and
two negroes are reported dangerously
jill. Total cases -, death, ).
John CurrOWay, who wa. with Clar.
cncc, who died. Is reported sick at Dry
Grove. eighteen miles from Jackson.
All other cases are doing well. Yard.
master Bovine is said to be very .irk.
bleeding from the mouth and nose for
the past two days.
The state is Il vast bowling mob.
without humanity aud respecting no
law. They are aided and abeticd by
state, county and municipal officers,
and some cX.membcrs of congress.
The Lynn Creek bridge just out of
town, has been destroyed. and one
bridge Of the Natchcz, Jackson and
Z. road is threatened. An aitemp:
was made TO turn back a supply train
on the Nicksburg and Meridian road
this evening. No mails are -cLt out.
but daily mails are received
Mrs. Mary M0rancy. state librarian,
is tho only state official who has re.
manned in the city, but the Governor
can be seen daily, aud tbs evening in.
formed your correspondent that if hi
presence were necessary he would en-.
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Yellow Fever Treatment.

The following treatment. TO our
pcr.onal knowledge, has been used
with great success. Mr.. Noile has
been known TO us for many years. and
we can testify 10 his success in treat.
ing and nursing yellow fever. Sever.
al times during the Inst twcntv.tiye
Years this has been published by u.s.
Advocate.
Mr.. Editor:-For thirty years | have
used, with unfailing success, the FOL.
lowing In yellow fever:
FIRST syMpTo S.
Violent Pains IN the forehead, with
II chill or chilly sensations. quick
pulse, eyes rcd and sparkling, hot dry,
skin, perhaps n sick stomach, and
pain in the back. Dclirium soon toI.
lows II not quickly attended 10, bu,
will soon subsidc when pcrspiraion
takes place. A quick disccrnmcnt of
their condition and u mustard bath n,
once are ofthc utmost importance. If
these sysmptoms arc felt soon after
eating, take an cmctic Of mustard and
warm water.
TREATMENT.
Give L hot mustard bath in n water
hnrket while sitting; draw d blanket
closely over Mi, with Only space for
breathing. Let the bucket be
nenrly full. Remain fifteen minutes.
or until u tree Precipitation takes
place. Drink asseup Of hot elder bloon,
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Private Soldiers in Congress.

A correspondent Of the Memphis
Avalanche, writing from Texas be
tore tile nomination of Mr.. Clarke
Lewis for Congress, in the 4th Missis,
sippi District, speaks as follows:
Nearly all The colonies and briga.
dicrs have been sent on, TO Congress
Here ..is!a chance TOR the private 10
be represented by one who served
through the war as a private, and
II who has never been an office.
seckcr-and who will prove himself
to be an able, yieilGnt and intrepid
representative and champion OF the
mcn OF loll-,hc peer OF any colonel or
general in Congress"
II the correspondent will take tine
trouble to look over the Congressional
Directories for..thc last lew years he
WIN discover the privatcs have always
been largely represented among the
southern congressman, aud that the
majority Of the Representatives from
'he South entered the confederate
army rs pfiyates, though many Of
them by gallant and soldicry conduct.
and long aud faithful service won
commission during the bloody and
cvcnlfnl war, In numerous instances
privaies at the expiration of the tir.l
term of enlistment went home and
raised companies OF their OWn,
and even regiments and it was no I'm.
common thing for Il veteran private
Thilc on Through 10 be elected to n
company or ficld.oiIico in1a new organ.
Halion gotten up in his own town or
county.
AT lhc.rcorganization Of the 2nd
Mississippi, at York Town, John A.
Blair, of Tupclo, was elected Major.
ON The ranks, and the survivors 81
'he llth Mississippi, remember when
private Evans. OF the Chirkasaw
Guards, was elected Major of his reg.
imeni, and that lamcnlcd Sam Butler
OF Lowdcs county, was elected from
Inc ranks as the first Major OF that
noble organization.
IN the present Mississippi delcya-
non six out OF the seven Representa-.
ffSes enlistrncd in the Confederate
army MS p%rivaics. OF this number
Morgan rose TO the rank OF Colonel.
%S'ockdalc 10 be Lieutcncnt Colonel.
aud Anderson to be Second Licu,en.
ant. Allen, Barry and Cntchings scrv.
eli until the end rs privatcs, for they
were mere bows when they entered the
army and The oldest one of the three
was barely twenty years of agc when
Abe war closed.
Among The other cx Conicdcratcs
m this Congress who served TO the end
as privates, are Senators Jones. OF Ar.
kansas and ..kcnna, of West Virginia.
by The way. is native OF Mar.
shall county, Mississippi.
MIR. Lewis will succeed u gallant pri-
vfAc soldier of the Confederate army.
ami we lppe and believe that the par.
alicl Of excellence will be ms well main
tanned in his new line of duty as in the
when they both wore the gray
Aberdeen Examiner.
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Memphis, Sept. 27.-The following
resolution has been adopted at a con
ference meeting to-day:
Resolved, That ina-much as the cir
cumstanccs and conditions which ne.
ce,silated The Inauguration Of non-iu-
%tcrconrsc have now passed away, we
recommend 10 orr city officials that it
be Immediately discontinued, and that
inspection Of all trains and steamboats,
be rigidiy enforced against MI persons
and trcights from infected districts,
under the supervision of the city au.
thoritics and the Board OF Health,
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After All.

Well, Charley further argument
Is useless. ! have tried almost all
Kinds OF sewing machines in the mark.
CT, but none of them come anywhere
near the New High Arm Davis"
by its use labor is made an absolute
pleasure, so rapidly and easy does il
perform The most elaborate work. no
m,'--no basting-no skipping stitch.
cs, or breaking threads. So apidly
and easily glides the perfectly finish.
work from under that magical .
peif'cotf eed," that sewing seems me
OF the fine arts. The attachments,
too, seem as wonderful rs the ma.
chine. They are so nearly automatic
ia their action that they seem to work
instinct! tell you. Charlie YOU
must buy me a" Davis to-day.
For illustrated price list, write TO
ilos. NJ. Ferguson, Sucaruoochee
Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-09-29
Testifes with Pleasure.

It's with pleasure, | testify 10 the
merits OF Hughes Tonic, as a remedy
Tor chills and fever recommend il
whenever an occasion presents, and
IN no case have | known il 10 fail
GVcn IN the most obstinate. signed,
.. u. Marks of Hudson & Marks.
Camden. Ark. Prepared hy II. A.
1'oDlnson q Jor VIII lcsalc druggists,
Louisville. Ky.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-09-29
Father

Your poor wearicd wife :lcsinp
sleep. nigh: after night nursing the
little one suffering from Tint night.
mend TO children and horror to pnr.
cnts, Group, should have IA bottle of
Iaylor's ChcokGc Remedy of sweet
uum and Mullen, an nndoubtcd
Group preventive and curc for coughs,
colds and consumption.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-09-29

Washington. Sept, a7thc-Gencral
Wheeler to-day received dispatches
from f. &. Austin. Mayor of Decatur,
Ala, stating that the people are in a
distressed condition and greatly in
need OF food and money contributions.
pom receipt of the above dispatches,
tien. Wheeler lad 5000 %rations for.
warlcd TO Decatur.