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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-01-12

THAS. E. FINK,
" ATTORNEY AT Law
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
Office No, 2ll East Main street, in City
Hotel Building, Westminster, Md. sep8
TAS. A. c. BOND,
81 ATTORNEY At LAF
Will practice in Carroll and the several
Courts of the State.
Office on Main street, opposite Court. apis
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-01-12
MoRDECAI C. MeKINSTRY,
TO CREDITORS.

Charles b. Roberts, Attorney.
jau12ts John T. DiHenbaugh, Auct' n.
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VIII visit the following places:
Union Bridge.-lst Wednesday of each
month.
Ne,e Windsor. I'd Wednesday of each
month.
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JOHN II. CHEW
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Patapsco, January LIST, lSS9.
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dividend NOTICE.

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CHARLES b. ROBERTS,
Trustees.
John 7. Diffenbaugh, Auct'nr. ianl2 is
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
S~EUQUALAK
FEW ALE COLLEGE
WILL OTEN ITS
Tenth Session September io, 1893

Alihcral patronage from NoNubee and
surrounding country is solicited. based ON
the following fle's =:
lst, The cours, OF instruction is broAI
and varied, embracing all branches usual
ly taught in the lest female colleges,
%. The Faculty is composed of the very
best talent in or cut OF the STATE Ih>'t"c-
ton in every department THOROUGH.
Sd. The Music Department is presided
over by Miss SnOH, teacher OF inslruuhrhl'i
music. n former student at the Boston Con-
scryatorv, and OF several years experience
in teaching; andNIiss Annie Martin OF rex
As. who has been specially trained by TWO
of the ahlest Professors Of MOBILIZATION.
and VINO ranks among the sweet Singers
4th. The Art Studio win still be in the
hands of Miss TiIley, whose fine reputation
| AS an arti5 It is fully established.
bth. The moral and social surroundings
of Shumlalak arr unigcrsaIly acknowledged
70 be of the vciy highest ordcr.
9Th, The Heul,h Rec nd OF the college Is
Weyrcllcda any where in or out Of the STATE
1th. The uniform system Of The school Il
the admiration e every one for It's beauty
and vet chcapnc', The chargeSar" so rea'
sonahlc that nom can object or desire then
to ne less, ,
Reduced rates Of travel over the y. a O.
Railroad to ali Students who VIII IN t'ht
amply to the College authorities for them
AHpiy for further particulars. .-
l.. NJ. STONE, Pres. Bird Trustees
President
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the
Comfy school Board viii mcet Mon
day, August 5tb 1889,
It is earnestly requested that all
members be present on that day, Al
so, I'LL persons wishing to change the
location OF any school, will please at
tend to.s1mG at said meeting
5, NJ. THOMAS.
aWg.3-1t. Co, Supt. Ed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
EAEgr N0TiCE,

Acting under q power Of attorney ISSUED
TO me August 18th, 1859, | hereby ioro'u
any and all persons to cncroah upon the
premises Of Anna Yarbrough, Wm. IL Bow
on and heirs of Mary Wilkorson, situate"
three miles.east of Macon, on the COOKS
vile road, or 10 commit any depredat'9hS
whatever upon said promises under the iof-
FIXTURE Of the law. which will be faithfully
prosecuted on and after this notice has been
issued against any and al persons Violating
the same. err>,pNs
aug3l. f. h' ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
School Notice.

All natrons will please meet at 'he,' 'Vs
school houses on LIST S''"l"'' :
scnt.. tsso. and elect trustees for the "'N,
.,bolos,ic year, and report hcnameN.o' s''"
TO the Co. superintendent
thereafter rs convenient
co. supt. Ed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07

offer my cntiic stock OF SUMMER
Millinery strictly at cost, to MAKE roo,"
.an NH and winter Goods. Friends
and siho public generally are invited
% call carly and examine.
Respectfully,
MATTE SIMPSON
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
pANGE.s'S SALE.

will. on
SATURDAY. SEPT. II, 1889,
in front Of the Court House 4oOr IN the
town Of Macon, sell to the highest bidder.
for cash, one
RED COW,
marked with crop and oycrbit in left ear,
ana undcrbit in right. about > years Old.
Also a red bdll yearling caif, both valued
at SO.
Twin on SATURDAY, AUG, ioru. 1852,
sell in front Of the Court House door, ia
the town Of Macon. ,Onc yellow and Wh''e
STEER. three year, Old, taken mp Dy H.. +;
Martin. 3 miles east Of Macon, and valued
at 70,
Also. at the same time time, and place
one RED I!EIFER, with white fl"c, NJ
marks visible. about two years old. Noia'
under belly. valued at IS, taken mp by Rich
ard Davis, ) miles northeast of Macon.
j. FASER.
iuly20-9t Coroner " Ranger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
1t will astonish you, but
after Sept, IS ONE DOLLAR
will do it. Who'd a thought
i,
Boarding IN ShuQualak.

Having recently moved TO S%huqua'
lax | am prepared TO accommodate
boardcrs on very reasonable terms
House roomy and conveniently loca'
ted TO both male and female schools. =
For terms &c., address me at ShuQua'
lax. MRs. II, Il. GOODWIN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
luTaTION NOTICE.

The state of Mississippi,
NoXubcc County
Annie Ford,
80. III v. ID CH""F'i!'
James Ford.
To James Ford
We command yon 10 ne am. pear ne
fore the Chancellor o. oui W." 'u'lo.,l
{ curt at a term thereof Y" ne 'o'a'" ~ w
Court-il0uSc, in the town oI N'eo'' III N"''
cougty, on the
4th Monday Of october, A, D., 1882
then and there to Plead, answer or dcmuf
to the Bal Tor Divorce III said ca'l,r' ,,
Witness my signature and ire 'e'l OF Satu
Court affixed, this gilh IaN oil iullG - ~
1Seo ROBERT C.. PATTY,
iunc29-4t O'cIN'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
Lost!

ON .he side walk between Dr. I,@n,s
and Mr.. Marx, residences a 'MnJ
motLAn. with rim and chain attached
The finder viii please return TO MS
''. All parties wishing to have 'o'''
broken, citl,cr for family or track "'''
should address
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
Attention Hay Max rs,

We sell Tie best Mower and Rakes
in fine town New Buckeye" Call for
tor prices a:
|july20-lm. n. SCALES ~ Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07

Sept. IS will be long re-
membered in Che great IN.
dustrial South. Tbai day all
the world will realize the
great Importance attached io
one dollar A DOLLAR then
does il al
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07

uopenstein * Bro. have just rece'''
ed lot Of cooking s'oyeS' ,"" ""'
AMI inspect them.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07

e.. net ttts G|y pdFs0.'h II. 'aI' "l
gha following mcUbf57 were pre-.
sent.
,rc.t. Macon,
GH robertson, her.lr"oA.
3Etmptngham, Clifton.
%. r,rr Pajric Point.
,H-tatnreor. ccu.cr Point,
.,lps.. Broaks1illc
w. grf,ss. Macon.
.GW Ncthcry, S'uHU'''N'
3ANicholson, Nashni'Nl'lc'
4 1 rrialcu, lynn Greek,
rr. r,rrpr. FairyicW,
II prince. Sumnrr4jnc.
H. q. d. Cayc't said he had been
,',,nd chairman OF tne Committee
ANA would now state that lac would
,n, .crye without this action was rat
Mod by the Committee.
Mr. carr then moyed that Mr.. Cav
.,t be elected chairmau,. which was
unanimously adopted,
I'm motion of NJ, M%ahorncr, a, T..
ncrt was elected ncrmaucut secretary.
|''' ,t... ,l,.. rgaf thn f~sIlnyf,u
d' -" ",, e., Grom Geo 4. billiard
n,,,oc,.ahic Erecgb,c commit.
'lea of NoIabee County:
requested a meeting OF Your body
u ORGY ~ "d ,,n,,cr /, rreloro Lor.
VIZ a. 20 unity 10 the democratic pnr-
~ Of this county. There IS wide
sprcad dissalls ac'ioh WIN inc oc'ioh
OF q PER- ~ NV 'a aol, ,anr o]t,cntion ~
a}eronnls ofthis Complaint. There
ID 1emal8int IRON y, /. porroh, candi-
: daf fDr sheriff, Tor The i0l!0Wlhg rta-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
Try aLAck.psAgehT tea tor Dyspepsia

A largo number OF railroads OF the
North, Northwest, West, South ana
Southwest have authorized the sale OF
Harvest Excursion tickets at the
rate OF one fare for the round trip
Limit 30 days. Dates of sale August
20th, Sept. 10Th and 9th and Oct 18th,
geo
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy.

UIIIGJI ''VNIFH -s0.FN"J'
Sli}oh's Cartarrh Remedy, a mar
vclous cure for Catarrh, D~ip'hcria,
Canker Mouth, and Ilead.Ache.
with zach bottle there is an ingenious
NasaI Injector for the more successful
treatment Of these complaints with
ont extra charge. Price 80 cents
Sold BY
J.. f. Jones. Macon,
o. T.. Hamilton, Shuqualak.
p. q. Lucas, nrooE,ville.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07

'DIt a. T.,


IT
/ have moved my stock Of Furniture to
the stand formerly occupied ~ NJ. b. Id
wards, opposite Masonic Han. ifyou need
ANYTHING mmy line, please give me a call.
p. =. CAIIILL.
Furniture Dealer and Undertaken.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
Fair Catalogues

Are ready for distribution, Apply
to j. 4. Tyson Sec. At Circuit Clerks
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07

LADIES
Needing a tonic, or children that want huA'e'us
m. should take
RHOsVN'g IRON HifTt,iA,.
II Is pleasant 10 take, ctircs Malaria lhuisls'
ton, ind ~biliousnQss. Alt dealers hetpl~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
j. 81 +. GRACE,
ng;,lers and Millwrights,

Are prepared to do all kinds of Machine
Work on short notice, and guarantee sat's-
faction. The patronage oftlcir triehuS anu
tbe public generolly solicited. auglO-2n'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
A NEW
CA S Il SALOON!

have disposed of my stock of Groceries,
and win stock my house with choice lots oil
whi.kics. Wines, Ne. In r%ciiIt'ng my
house. | alse propose to change my nod OF
l,oing business from the haphazard plan
tOa
STRICTLY CASH SYSTEM
and my customers and the public WIN nc,
ho lang in finding out that mean what |
say, want yoar trade, but also want the
morcy Respectfully.
augl0-lm. JAW W
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07

Ns@-
Notice

After Sept, IS A DOLLAR
will go further than it ever
went before. There will be
a peculiar ring to it that day.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07

have rented the Depot MIL from
Z. Alexander and would like for my
friends aud the public generally to
call and give me a trial. ! will try TO
give satisfaction both in grinding corn
and ginning Cotton.
Respectfully
Hon NJ
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
resi-

|l,,
h, ,,a.. tot Of e.,
a., ,|'" several
IN l pa ana get a
loaa for won,,
g.
|wch. b,ro =. W.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-07
Clearing Sale

G., ~pARBERRN,
Macon, Miss,
The St. Johns herald., 1889-08-15
Williams Rebuke to His Guard.

I heard the other day good story ot the German Emperor, writes Henry Labouchere. During the recent maneuvers he was riding with his staff and came across two huge wagons on the Berlin road. Asking where they were going. the drivers replied that they were carrying food for the officers of the Guard. On this he ordered them back to Berlin. In the evening he went to the portion of the ground where the Guard was camped and found the officers hanging about, looking, like Sister Anne, along the Berlin road with hungry air. "What is the matter!" he asked. They said that their provisions had not arrived and that they were to reach them from Berlin in small cart "I have just ridden along the Berlin road" said the Emperor, "and can assure you that there was no cart; but met two huge wagons, which were bringing provisions for the officers of some regiment. and, as 1 thought that officers and soldiers ought to fare alike during the maneuvers, sent then. bscl, e Berlin"
The St. Johns herald., 1889-08-15
PARIS FUM-UsEs.
Rules for Their Guidance Prepared by
 Phiioscp pi.ic Expert.

Rules for Their Guidance Prepared by a
 PhiioscpEic Expert.
 Smoking is habit which is not confined to men in FrGnce and other continental countries, says the London Telegraph. Hany Parisiennes now indulge IF cigarettes even in their boudcirs, aud . recent writer, who Is herself smoker, has drawn I'D a set O.! rules for tho benefit of fashionable fema.e yotaries of the tweed" SCme Of these regulations gro rather peculiar, and the wonder is that it should be at all necessary to insist upon their observance.
 Never, says the guide philosopher and friend of fashionable funeascs-never smoke in a restaurant or out of doors, even when in company with your husbands. Never light cigarette after a fivezo'clock tea, even if your most intimate friends only are present. Smoke after your meals Gt home, either in a loom dd hoo or in your boudoir. Do not hold the cigarette between your teeth or at the sides of your mouths Such low tricks arc even unworthy of well bred men, and you must be mindful to car ry the cigarette gracefully to your lips, and to blow gentle wre2thS of etherialized es- sence around you from your mouths, or, fl you like, down from your noses. Be ex- tremely careful not to allow any ashes to fall on your dresses or your carpets, and be sure that your cigarette-holders and their eases, your match boxes, your ash-trays and your general appliances fc- the enJoy- ment Of tobacco te as de!:3ate end artistic as all objects used by Indies should be.
 By attention to these rules, concludes their compiler, a fttm c nay frequently make herself additionally interesting and p;qtdnte. Blowing clouds of smoke from the nose nay even develop into most fas- cInating operation, providing the smoker have pretty p-oboscis, and that the profile of it only be seen by the admiring cavalier or suitor, as the blue-gray vapor Gescends delicately from the noStrils. The guide might have added an injunction to the fslRelG es winch would be well worth their attention had sae said: " Go Gnd see the Hottentot women smoke in the Hardin des Plantes." The threaor four browne t1inned beauties from the Bush who are cSh.biting 2 themselves daily to Parisians have way Of inhaling and emitting tobacco smoke which would be worthy of the emulation of the most artisticaliy- disposed Parisian ftImeiGSe. It is true that the Hottentot ladies smoke big cigars which they beg from visit prs, and that they do not disdain the short black pipe of clay, but they have fine way of manipulating the numerous cigarettes which are also given to them gratis, and they emit the smoke from their rather wide nostrils in a perfectly natural and even graceful manner.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-08-15
AMoman with 8 rtcmorr.

A writer in the New York Times says "A most remarkable instance of memory has just come to my notice. Its possessor is a lady member of Dr. Howard Crosby s chu, aA, in New York Without having taken a single note she will, when she goes home, write out every word of her pastor S sermon, and she tells me she never makes a mistake of a the or an 'and'-that every sentence not only embodies his idea, but gives it in hls exact language. For twenty five years this lady has been performing these feats of memory, and during that time she has written out some two thou sand sermcns. The manuscripts of some Of them she has had bound and presente5 to Dr Crosby. They make forty large .-o'' rmcs
The St. Johns herald., 1889-08-15
Pnints nr n perrec. 0rster.

The points of an oyster are, first, tn shape, which should resemble the petai of rose leaf Next, the thickness of the shcd a thoroughbred should have a shell i!I thin china. IL should also possess ;an s GC5t metallic giGE ;,ad Q1t..,i-r C.liC loste. C1 th2 ilGcr s-2a Tle ,-.ll the anl!aal s,ioull res ',,:,'
 ,..-. .l-.sG sl3u.G Se h.-.i, y....-S ..4l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20
MIR. LEEDOM'S ASSETS.
A Resolution Introduced I'm the House
This Afternoon.

In the House this afternoon after the report
in the first edition of The STAR closed,
Mr.. Breckenridge then offered resolution
providing that the moneys and other assets in
the hands of ]. p. Leedom, late sergeant-at-
arms, be turned over to A. ]. Holmes. present
srrgeantat-arms, TO be held and disposed of
by him as may be hereafter determined by the
proper authority.
MIR. Breckenridge accepted an amendment
(suggested by Mr.. Reilly of Pennsylvania
providing that the adoption of the resolution
shall not be held or construed in any way to
affect the liability of ]. r. Leedom.
Mr.. Buchanan (N.J.) inquired whether an ar
rangement existed between Leedom and
Holmes by which Holmes mad received and re-
ceipted tor the property IN the seIgeant-at-
arms Office.
Mr.. Breckenridge replied that he knew moth
ing about it personally, but he informed
that there had been no such arrangement.
Mr.. Henderson Uowa) stated that Mr..
Holmes had receipted for all the property ex-
eept the safe and its contents.
Mr.. Buchanan said that he had not been ad-
yised of the exception.
Mr.. Boutelle (Maine) suggested that instead
OF placing the money in questionable custody
it would be better to pay it out to the persons
to whom it belonged
ADJOURNED.
Pending further discussion the resolution
went over until tomorrow, and the House, at
2:25, adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20
A Cold Wave With Rain-Perbaps

The fog that has hung over Washington for
the past two days and half has not been con-
fined to this locality, but has extended over
Chesapeake bay and as far north as Whining
ton. This morning it had reached New
York. 1t was caused by the presence
of storm on the western side
OF this territory, causing easterly and
southeasterly winds, which have brought vast
MASSES of damp AIR in from the ocean that,
meeting a slightly cooler stratum OF air on
land, have turned TO fog.
At the signal office this morning Capt. Allen,
tue predictions officer, making mental
measurements on map to ascer-
tam the probable rate of speed
with which cooler wave is approaching from
the west. To STAR reporter he said he thought
that this would get here during the day and,
causing still greater precipitation OF the
moisture In the atmosphere, result IN rain.
1t will be very light at first, possibly increasing
IN volume during the night, and, it is expected,
Will clear away by tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20
SENATE DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
1t Meets Today and Maps Out Work
for the Session.

The Senate committee on the District sof
Columbia held business session this morning
and mapped out q good deal of work for the
session. The members present were Senators
Ingalls, (chairman), Spooner, Mcmillan, Harris,
Vance and Faulkner.
FAVORABLE REPORTS ON THE NOMINATIONS OF
MEssRs. DOUGLASS AND HINE
The first and most important matter was ex-
ecutive buHness-the question Of reporting on
the nominations of Commissioners Douglass ard
Hine. No charges had been filed against either
OF the gentlemen, but some man wrote to the
committee requesting that he be heard
He was notified to be present this morning but
ahead without him and ordered favorable re-
port on the nominations.
The probabilities therefore, are that the Com
missioners will be confirmed at this afternoon
executive session of the Senate.
PUBLIC PARK.
Senate bill No. 4, authorizing the establish.
ment Of public park in the District of Column
bia," WAS taken up and Senator Ingalls, was
authorized to report it favorably after amend
ing 1t SO that the government will bear the
entire expense Of purchasing the park, but the
District pay half its annual expenses.
The bills authorizing the appointment of a
sanitary engineer in the District; relat-
ing the Office of the recorder of deeds; and
providing for the extension to the District
of Columbia OF the ordinances of the city of
Washington, we're also considered but no action
was taken as to either of them.
All the bills before the committee was re-
ferred To suhcommittees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20
lslEll
DAEER I'm na~,

BAKER. On December 10. $50. THOMAS OSCAR,
son u Oscar aiid Maggie Baker, aged two years.
bURkOMS On Thursday morning, December IA.
1889, MILAN h. bUAitOMs. beloved nusb band u
IA SUSANNA burrows, aged Iorty -nine years.
uueIal MIA take place from nls late residence ISL
Ninth street northwest SUNDAY, at O'Clock D. M.
keives aud friends are invited 70 attend Interinent
at OsG I'LL Cemetery. 2
coNSoRs. On "Wednesday, December ls, 1852 at
IL O'Clock pm, AGAks, dsushter Of Jno. r. and
mary A. COnhOIs, aged four years. one month and
Iunerai Iroui parents residence $50 street south
wesi, saturday ~ O'Clock ~ In Relatives and friends
invited " attend
CURcoRAN. ON Thursday morning. December 10.
1 oh! at 9:i5 am, ELLkN IhESA, beloved wife Of K
anerai will take place Saturday from her late resi-
dence Fifteenth and streets northwest thence 70 81
Matthew church where requiem nIAss wall DE offered
iuijy invited ~ attend
DlGGEs, on Friday, morning, December 20.
A and sarah Il. Dlgges.
EkIsBf. On Thursday, December 10. 1885, at 1
S6Tsa iGrtitade HkNk1 fRss9 SeS oSse su.
pana OF MARI A frlsDy, AGED forty three years.
attend kis fanera on SUNDAY. psss&bssr ss's
O'Clock p from ST. Augustine's church -
1850 oE Mhms SaAf %sow 10 s u.s.
Christopher kraf IN the year of her sse
May she rest in peace.
Funeral VIII take place from her late residence No.
1888 l. stTret northwest, Saturday 1t = o'clock
pm FRIENDS and relatives are invited TO attend .
c4 k S3 se q h fsss at n
daughter OF the late Joseph and Msr1ns f. Lane.
northwest. sunday afternoon 1T pm. helatiyes aud
friends invited ~ attend lnterment Oak Hill Cepe-
terry. e
McNANNEY On December 10, 1884, at lilo
O'Clock pm, BRIDGET, the beloved wife OF Edward
McNAnney, IN the thirty tn year of her aye.
Funeral from her late residence, AZ seventeenth
street, Sunday, the I'D. a. 80 O'Clock shsrp.
Friends aud Relatives are respectfully INVITED 20 AZ
tend %
SULLIVAN On Thursday. December 10. 1855. q
=: 80 pm, PATRICK, youngest son q. the late John
and Catherine sullivan, aged twenty-five years.
Funeral from his late residence 474 SOUTH
west ~ 2:3U pm. sunday, December ~. ~