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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Thumb HanhAd

The city ambulance was summoned TO the
Richmond Locomotives aud Machine Works
yesterday at li:+5 A. NJ. TO one Of the white
operatives WHO had his thumb caught In
some machinery and mashed. The band was
dressed and the man left at the works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06

The Cincinnati Enquirer, the leading
newspaper Of the West, received every DAY
and delivered 10 any part OF the city. Leave
your name at Leonsrd's news store, 9Os
Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Won the Medal.

At competitive drill OF Company A
(Richmond Grays) held at the ArmorY lsst
night Private I. Baptlst was awarded the
medal rs being the beat drilled man after a
hard contest. Judge, Colonel ]. v. Bid
good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06

when Baby was sick, we gave her CastoriA.
When she was Child. she cried for Csstoria
When she became Miss, she chung 20 Castosls.
When she had Children, she gave them Cas,oria
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
pbilliDs,s DigsstibIo Cocoa

makes very delicious and nourishing drink. IL
IS particularly adapted FOR persons of weak
digestion, differing ihorein from all other cocoas
in the market kept by oil druggists and gro
Gers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
fock to the New reservoir, especially on
Sunday.

The anniversary OF the Second Baptist
church Sunday school occurs tomorrow
morning. Besides the address ~ the pastor
there will be some excellent music, solos,
double quartetie, and chorus OF over four
hundred voices. Prizes will be awarded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Columbus, Ce.. February II, 1889.

Beautiful PhotoErsphs-loyest prices LES
GALLERY, Tenth and Main streets siIcard Pho-
togrsphs 5O-.. ono dozen caoirets, SL50
Copies from Old pictures beautifully taken,
ana a. low prices. Agents wanted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
AT THE BAR or JUSTICE.
some OF the Gases Heard I'm the Po-
lice Court Yesterday.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Elijah 0iidS Patrick Wills, white youth.
apparently about eighteen years old, was
charged with the very serious offence Of
breabinQ and entering In the night-time a
freignt.car oi the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg, and POt0ma, Railroad Company. The
accused was already IN Jail, having been
sent down a few days ago In default Of
surety.
The car which was alleged to have been
broken into contained = lot Of furniture for
the custoin.house and when the furniture
was delivered on The 22d OF March one Of the
chairs was missing. The matter was report
cd 20 the police, and on rhursdsy Captain
Epps and Sergeant Iulce found in the pos
session OF William H'ndefson, Mr.. Joseph
Bryan's cOachman, chair which he bought
IRON two boys about ten DAYS ago and seye-
rat witoes,ts testified that the accused was
one of tie young men. The chair was like
the others at the custom-bOuSc, but no one
could swear il was The missing one nor was
there aoy direct testimony tAst the car was
broken into. Tho prisoner was not convict
ed olheI oi ielonious breaking OF larceny,
but was committed to jail AS suspicious
character. not being able 20 give security for
his good behavior Tor twelve months The
Young men who went ont TO Mr.. Bryan's
farm frat asked s. for the chsir but after
ward. fell to 81, at which price the chair was
purchased.
OTHER CASES
Jancs starke (col9red was charged with
sctUnQ 40. promOtins. or beng concerned
i'm rsfBe called "policy." The evidence
showed thai Buck Spottswood and Others
went 10 Stsrke's place. On Twenty first street,
and bought rolicy.iicSeis, and that the Off
GERS VINO went 90 make the arrest captured
several uollcy-b00ks. Sent on to the grand
jury.
Buck Spoltswood aud James Crouch (boih
co.olcd) were charged with lighting in The
street. and the latter was also charged with
carrying concealed weapons. From the
te-iimonv il ap0caIs that Thursday alter
noon Crouch aud sp0tiSwood bad difficulty
in The htter's blr-rOom, on Seventeenth
street, aud that the proprietor put Crouch
0ut aud tho latter fired bis pistol. Spous-
wood vas fined so and costs Tor tghtins.
Crouch was fined twice that amount for
carving concealed weapons, ana bOth were
required 10 give security for their good be-
bayior. The Justice sfierward decided 10
LET them or on TIE payment Of their hnes,
ara -uotsWood paid ~, but Crouch de-
ciiptd 20 I1v the fac, saying that he IN
tended 10 take an appeal.
Fannie Holmes icoiored) was sent TO lail
FOR sixty days for stealing dress worth ~,
the property O: Rchccca ilymeS.
William Smith (c0l9rnd) was sent to jail
for Unity days for stealing newspapers from
the poiches %; Mr. Samuel Mayo and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Richmond college students Games.

The s,op.walch used during the college
genes ye>terdiy was kindly furnished by
Mr.. ID. Buchanan, % III east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06

bright day to tho college and its irlenos
closed, with the wish on the lips OF many
that It's like may very soon again be enloyeu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
VIRGINIA MILITARY ENsTITUrE.
PreparattOus for the sesni-Centen-
Mai Celebration.

a
Mat Celebration.
The Board Of Visitors OF the Virginia Mill
tary Institute met at the EXch nge Hotel last
night. with the following members present
General James Mcdonald and Or. George
Eos., of Richmond: Hon. Marshall Hanger,
~ Augusts: =. II. Letcaer, Esq, OF LeXlng-
ton; r. 4. James. Esq OF Danvillc; Major
p. y. Oiey. Of Lynchburg; Major James NJ.
Love, OF Fairfax, ana W. ii. W hite, Esq, oil
Norfolk.
ORGANIZATIONS.
The board organized by The election oi
Mr.. Ieichcr as Chairman aud Mr. James IA
secretary.
The ucetirg was called 10 consider matters
pertaining TO the semi.centennial CT the In
sltution, which VIII occur at tie close OF the
present session.
ALUMNI COMMITTEE.
Colonel W. T.. Cutslaw anI Mr.. Joseph
Il. Anderson. Jr., on the part Of the alumni
pnpelred before The board and urged the
importance Of fixing upon the ith OF July as
the date II The commencement instead OF the
g1th of jane, as heretofore agreed upon.
The c0mmencementS were formerly held
on the ith 0f july, but few years ago the
date va. changed 10 june 27th.
After some discussion the 4th OF July was
selected as the date.
PROGRAMME.
It was decided that committee shall be
appointed from the board 10 confer with a
similar committee from the faculty aud the
aumpi in regard to the programme for tie
occasion.
TIE board adjourned at 1880 o'clock to
meet in Lexington on The 9th Of June.
PERSONAL.
General Francis II. Smith, superintendent
OF the institute, was present at the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
THE GLOUCEsTER TRAGEDY.
Several witnesses Examined resteg-
day-Ross TO Take the stand.

iCptClAi AtlorTAln W inc OtpNA'-i-l
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE via WEST
PorNT, VA, April Din the Ross case
to-day the Commonwealth deci~ded this
morning to examine Frederick Smith.
The testimony was the same as IL
was before the justice. He bad left Hughes's
room eight or ten minutes before Ross came
into the kitchen and said Hughes was dead.
when he went to Hughes's room the body
lay Just as Hughes usually dill. The covering
was up across bis breast. On being croSs-ex-
amiued he said he had lived with Hughes
SIX or seven years; had lighted his pife
for him a hundred times; bad seen HIM
smoke-in bed, but never knew m to leave
the pipe on the bed; never saw him reading
in bed. Frances told him 10 telephone for her
husband. Miss Maggie Thompson told him
to telephone for the coroner. He heard Ross
say he would 20 down and give himself up,
but didn't know what be meant. Mr. Ware
sent him for the justice and constable and
told him to tell them Mr. Ross had shot Mr.
Hughes.
TIE DEFENCE.
Miss Maggie Thompson was examined.
She hung up Ilughes's oyercoat and went for
a glass TO give him medicine. When she re-
turned he was in bed. She gave him the
powder snd c9ugA-miXture, cut up plug
tobacco. filled his pipe, lighted match, and
left him smoking. she went TO the Kitchen
and helped 70 prepare a hot poUltlee for Dir.
Hughes. She aud the cook we're spreading
the p0ultice when ROss>came to the door and
said Hughes was dead. She went TO
lIughes's room. He was lying on hls
back, his right hand outside Of the
cover, his leit hand upon the pillow,
his eyes closed and month slightly open.
The cover was down about The waist. She
saw the body again after the men had come
from the courthouse. The cover was in the
came position ss when ,he first saw the
BODY.
Dr. Jones wss then sworn. lie had put
up three DOyer's powders on the afternoon
Of February ilth. Each paper contained
twelve grains.
Many questions were asked "a TO the effect
OF these DOW ders TO produce sleep. The aim
Oi the defence was to make tie impression
that TOO short 4 time had elap'cd between
the time witness had left IIughe,'s bed
and the iimc when they saw him dead for
him to have cone to sleep. After consulta-
tion the defence suggested that the Court
adjourn, "a their fys, witness was Ross HIM
setf and his 't4tcmelt was very long
pr. Foster. OF Mathews, and Dr.. Smith,
Oi MiddleseN. have hceD summoned by the
defence as experts. Every one is anxious 10
hear Ross statement ard md out what The
doctor. VIII be called upon to prove. Tee
trial will probably continue another week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
READY
FOR TWICE AS MUCH.

DON'T EXPECT RELIABLE CLOTHING TO
GIT SQUEEZED OUT OF TRADEl
1T Is IN COMPETITION FOR YOUR DOL
LARS TO STAY AND WIN. AND WIN TILL
EVERYBODY BUYS 1T.
THERE ISN'T As MUCH or Tr SOLD TO-
DAY AS THERE OUGHT TO BE- THAT. Bow-
EVER, ISN'T YOUR FAULT THE STORES
AR. AT FAULT THAT KEEP TIE OTHER
SORT. THEY FEAR To KEEP 1T, LEST TBKY
LOSE YOUR MONEY TO-DAY BY ASKING
TOO MUch.
YET THERE Is MORE OF 1T SOLD TO-DAY
THAN YESTERDAY. NEXT YEAR WILL
SAY--MUCu MORE.
WE HAVE 40 OTHER THAN RELIABLE
CLOTHING TO SELL.
We ARE INCREASING THR TRADE FOR 1T
ALL THE FASTER THAT WE ARE NOT ASK
ING TOO MUCH or YOUR MONEY FOR IT.
OUR PRICES ARE LESS THAN YOU Ex-
PECT.
THE OTHER ITEM IS-DOES RELIABLE
CLOTHING GIVE As GOOD A CHOICE AND As
pRESsY Styles BErTER--FAR BETTER
SEE THE VARIETY OF OUR SPRING SUITS
THERE NEVER WAS A SEASON 80 FERTILE
or NOBBY DESIGNS WE HAVE KEPT UP
OUR END OF ITS MANUFACTURE
THE SPRING ovRRCOATs EQUALLY As
ATTRACTIVE THEY'RE VERY STYLISH.
DON'T TAKE ONE THAT DOESN'T FIT A. IF
MADE FOR YoU. YOU'LL GRT oSR THAT
DOES WITH OR WITHOUT sILK LINING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
CANE PREsENTATIoN.

And now, to round up becomingiy the
pleasures OF the day, most agreeable incl
dent occurred. The students, to show their
bigb appreciation OF Mr. Doatwrighfs faith
fuI and assiduous labors in their behalf, had
nrepsred a beautiful gold-headed cane as a
sIiebt menento OF their afIectionate regard,
which was delivered in a very graceful man.
ner by Dr. Landrum. Mr.. Bcatwright re-
spoudsd In brief speech OF thanks. The
audience quickly melted away, and the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
The charter Of Incorporation OF
n Macon Lumbcr Company

srr / Re it known that II. W. foote'
u =, pstty ". ". Chairman, W. II. bo-
clio and Nv IIolhrookS, their associates
ssnJ successors. are hereby created Il bouS
nnlitir and corporate, with perpetual sue
rr-rs.irn. under the name OF Macon Luhlh'I
Company, hv"Whirh name II may sue nhO
Ia, ,itrI coniractsand be contracted WIN
and exercise all the other powers author-
bed IN Chaptrr IS Of the Code oil lSou vi
The state Of Mississippi. said corporation
may have a seal, and change OF ai'Vr 'h'
same at will.
SEQ > The urpos of said corporation
are hereby declared to be to buy ana sen
lumber and manufacture the same mo o'h-
or products ut will : To own ana, operate
saw mills, planning mills, and any olhtr ma
,binrry necessary and convenient III tht
manufacture Of lumber and its products
and. ~ incident thereto, to own lahu ana
other property necessary in its business
SEC 3. sand corporation shall be DON'T
rilrd at Macon. Mississippi, but may trans
act and carry on its business ut any o'hcI
point in said State, and rs many places III
said state rs II may desire.
SEC. 1. said corporation shall nave pow,
rr to do aLy and all things necessary ahu
proper To be done in turtherance Oh ltNma'N
business OF convenient therefor.
SIC. 3. The capital stock OF Sald corpo'
ration shall be ten thousand dollalS' TO Do
divided into shares of one hundred dollar'
each but said corporation may organic
and begin business when the sum OF TWEEN
IA five hundred dollars shah have been sub
scrihed and paid in. The capital stock o
SAID company may be increased at the pleas
ure Of said corporation to any sum not eN'
.-l ... ~ lt,t,.Apnl IhnlSunI dollars. nm
on the vote of Il majority of the Sharchoid
er, therefor. such shareholders being en-
titled to one vote for each share of stool
held by him, ,
SEc'G. The officers ofsaid company shat
he a president, vice.president, secretary
and general manager; and said compan.
may appoint such agents rs II deems hrccN
>ary in It's business, The officers shall b'
elected at such tihc a. the shareholders
may agree upon, and hold from one yea
from election.
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Jute Bagging Trust
THE oRGANIzATIoN MORE COMPLETE
THAN LAST YEAR.


THE oRGANlZATIoN MORE COMPLETE
vuAyI,,r yr,r
ST Louis, March 2t.--Thc rcOrgqn.
izufiuu of the into Lsa,.;p,, c,,,n-r.
r-o1 .G,,
".'. ''''"= '"'''"
factors ahH southern Shippers.
Inc "pjhloh was expressed among
these people that, while The ~cOuuJiua.
lion lpcs nat marital, - r,,,l.,
tru.t "a nIurb ,.l,t WAR 'f.t., rr,..
deaf more pcrfcr,Iy i.-a,cI ."j-u
have mo more pL.Guuf. ~,r,r,I ,,,Lo
market tlan il. rrclo.n Lar
Thrrn wcrc ]sryor.I ,.,,i, g.,
wlirl, wcrn on, or,nn trs., ~ MINI.
4 n,,rn ,.ry Ln.,ii, +. T..
,,;ny nu ,Lo ,u..r
rrin-. Tf,n L'.,a', o. '' ~
I nJ,,v AIN. - 49,, '"'
b,,u :ioI nm ,,,.
,,i,rl - - Lro.L;, 49,, 49,
,,orst ,,La,. ""
a.. .arnn nn.f,inn f'',t'' u,
Darn I"l to. "",', ,.' NM at
-in,o I'a aom,Lf"a M s'.' ''"'h
"rn,, Io.t -, a'.au, ~, ".. .''' =
r..r I'm, inomirn. 1'U'' Il''
,;cm, wLfah ,,nt, '''"' y! Ih"
na'ru,. I."n,I, ~" ""'' u mot
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
Wonderful Cures.

W. ID. IIo\t 4 Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists OF Rome. Ga. say
We have brrn Srlling DR., Kin.'s New
Discovery, Electric Bitlcrs and Buck
lens Arnia Salvc Tor four wears
Have never handled remedies that sci.
us well, or give snrh universal salts.
faction. There have been some won.
drrlul cures ~eilerlcd by these meii
lnes in this city. Several eases u
pronounced Consumption have bret
entirely cured By u>c of n few hoitlct
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery. taken il
connection with Electric Billcr>. W,
guarantee them always. Sold by j. f
Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

Patent : granted 10 citizens Of the
past week, aud reported tor til. paper
hv T.. \. snow IL Go Patent lawyer.
Opp I. ;. Patent Office, Wa,hingion.
ID. {.
". p. Brunks. Baltimore. Md, can
.oldcrcr. j. {. Byron, Forlyce. ARK.
harrow. y. &. SpradIcy, A,hyille
Ala, Fertilizer distributor. {. /.
Sailing, slribling Springs, Va, itnr,
making machine. ". T.. Townc, Dc.ia
la. poison distributor. W.B TAYLOR
Roxy Mount. y. {. cotton seed mil
j. L. Waiz, Lynchburg. Va, p1ulfr!
catcher. {. r. Wilson. Bear waIlow
Ky, horse lc'nrhrr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

A teacher in a western iowa, who
asked one OF her pupils to procure 4
grammar. received the following note
IRON the girls mothcr:" 90 not de-
sire that Matte shall in-agc in gram
maj as | prefer her 10 jngagc ta mo7e
yousful Studies. aH6 csu learn Der O.
speak and write proper myself i1a'5
went through two ZrnupI@T> ana cam
say IS they did me no good prefer
Matte 10 ingage in German arf ra1.
ing and vokal music on tbS as
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

The world may he searched From,
plr 10 pole and no remedy found
equal 10 B. Is. Is. botanic Hood
i|alm) tor the cnrc of blond poi,on
Il ia remedy ionGod "a scicn,inr
medical knowledge. aud il. yrpula,iou
~ y curative established By Gurh ,rur
and unsolicited testimony ~ are ,aurl
IA uur columns lrogi tine 20 time.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

When n pcrsoa tolls yon they Drrof
had such n cold Ia their life take ih"ir
wori iUr il An ! a,ivisc lb ~ ~ u-p
Chambctlain'- Cou.b Remedy sud
''irr II. For congn.. cold. aini io1rs9
l''N. II In M ,p'1l sohI hg T. =
NW.a. bfn.gat.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
Why do we Die!

Vital satisfies. classified shows the
r~espirator organs To be the feeble
roint in man. Diseases OF the luneS
are out ct all proportion on fatality,
Take Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF
sweet Gum and Mullen for coughs,
rpll, and consumption.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
CITATI0N NOTICE.
Tho state Of Mis,issinni.

The state Of Mississippi,
NONlhcc County.
VIM. Robinson. 10y next
i,'tnI N'' In Charccry.
Winston Jones. ct al.
The state Of Mississippi.
To the unknown heirs of JIM. A. Dcrras,
decca,eI-
Nol are hereby Command d % appear be-
fore the Chance Y Court of the County oI
NONubce in said S'ar, at Rul - before the
clerk in his office on the
LIST Monday in May, 1889,
10 drFend the suit. in said Cour Of VIM,
Iohin,on by next friend. vs.. Winston 10 es
4 AL, wherein you are defendants.
Witness my signature and the seal of said
Court affixed. this 9th day of April, a. D.,
1851.
ROBERT c. PATTY, Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
[ DNiNI>TRiTRiN'S NOTICE.

Tie Estate
OF ''''''lH '""''
, Mcleod, deed o' NoNU''e COUNTY
FLei'er' OF administration having 'Ncn
granted 10 'ln undersigned on the Estate OF
: Mcleod. deceased. IN vacation. March
T., l>-, 81. parties are hereby notified to
r.eui their claim, tor probation against
aid estate, within the time allowed by law,
~ .ley viii be forever barred.
MARY T.. Mcleod,
Lr.-j-t. ADMINISTRATIVE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
Saturday, Apl 6, 1859.

The Ga. State Farmers Alliance de-
clared in favor OF cotton ba.giuE
The cotton cloth being made here
would increase manufacturing in the
South. and would also increase de-
mana for cotton OF :hc producers
This position was upheld Ivy all the
leaders and went through almost Uaan.
imouslv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

Andrew Jackson, the negro who
killed Logan TjngSlrom in EtgIr
Bend about two wears ago VIII lie art
ing as deputy or constable for Justice
Crosby, and whose conviction of muir
der in the first degree and success.
tul appeal TO the supreme court will
he remembered. appeared in court
by counsel and pleaded guilty to
m%anslAughtcr. Judge North sentcnc.
"d him to ten years IN the pcniicn-
tiary. DR.. Matt Clay, Il prominent
planter OF Eagle Bend. who was nc.
cuscd OF melting Jackson tn his crime.
was completely vinlicatcd by a nolIc
pros. entered upon motion of tho dis.
'rict attorney, Iii, many friends
are much pleased at The action OF the
court which relieves y good rilizcl
from an mndcscrvpd and u~nsuhstan.
tiated aSpcrSion -Nick,hnrg Herald.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
Saved nv Child.

Can YOU nul appr, rialr he feeling
OF gratitude IN Mr. ". !. Fiin 81 ~.
llni1. When h. ,ays Dr. u sgers
lin k'rbcrr, tnrninl saved hi. rbiIr
IA lh Thought q, ihg from rha, bow
el TO .lIr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is II worth the snail price of IS Gems
TO free yourself of every symptom Of
these distressing complaints, ii, YOU
think 50 call nj our store and get Il bot
tic Of Shiloh's Fitaiizcr. Every bottle
has a printed guarantee on it use ac-
cordinsly. aud If it docs yo6 no good
4 will cost YOU nothing. Sud by
j. +. Jones, Macon.
j.. G. Lucas. Brooksvillc.
q. +. Hamilton. Shuqualak,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
Bucklels Arnies Salye

The GESr SAWS in the world for
ut. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rttum. Fever Sorc>. letter. Chappod
Hands C.l,.ajU,, GOru>; and all skin
Eravucu~ aud positively cure, Piles
ar no pay required 1t j. guaranteed
90 -.1s perfect satisfaction or money
tvtuct.l Price - cents per bon
Tor sac by ! T. ln~US
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

Forest Commissioner Bas,tlin la,
introduced logging by slcam into the
woods ot Lewis county, New York.
lie has built u steam sleigh which is
capable of carving 1900 feet OF Iogs.
equivalent to the loads OF fifteen LEANS
OF horses. The cOntrivancc resemble,
a box car. The motor power j., fur
nishcd by \ boiler seven icrt higt and
weighing four tons. aud two engine,
of 800 horse power each. There are
five drive wheels weighing two tons,
each, and an arrangement by which
tho exhaust steam. condensed into wa.
Ter, fails continually before the run.
ncrs Of the sleigh, turning the snow
into ice. The machine costs 5000,
but is expected TO be a profitable IN.
vcstmcnt on account of the saving iu
cost o ftcams aul men Fort Worll
q azCttc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
In a Bad Fix

The editor Of the Harrisburg Dem
osrat b3Wailcth his woes thl>Iy:
When a man is irving TO run "a com.
try newspaper with anarmy press and
II hat full OF type and seventeen paid
up subscriptions when he j. com
peeled 70 ebirmiSl 10 make aliyimg by
begging, borrowing or ,teaIing when
lie is out of hope. heart, friends and
money, in debt. in love and in the midi
die OF a railroad runipuS that viii not
come TO n focus; when he In, nothing
in the past but the remembrance OF
visions of tho poorhonse-wcll, under
such Circumstances he is in cDufouud,
ed poor shape to assume u virtue he
hasn't got, or a ioy he doesn't feel.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

a person is seldom ,irk, when their
bowels are regular aud never well
wien they are irregular, Bear his in
mini and keep your bowel, regular by
an occasional dose of It. Patrick,
Pills. Sold by 7. 5. Murphcy Drag.
9isi.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
To he Citizens OF the County.

.rt.,w ia community birk
~. r.. ~, sides, and often m,
,,.,.lh d, nr,iudires and con
-,.r e, anal evidence seized M
.,- d, ,gr likes or di>ikes OF ia,
v.Ht~.r , ex,cqtfou TO the rule
..t o,.sl ., mod rr2posc TO drag hcfor,
Il. .tr, rs,rsr,r> that have fo
t~-,swulatlng. thereby ia
.,sr.cal, between neigh
rs..r- r.,a iulNidgslort the tw,
FL, A.tr- hey Of excitement
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