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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
Steamer Departures.

The steamer City of Pueblo sailed
yesterday with the following passen
gers:
For San Francisco-Miss M. Frcberg
Miss N. Beranside, Mrs. E. sealy, Geo
Mclaughlin, Chas. Mills, Dennis Car.
ran, Fl. T. Healan, VIM. johnson, Miss
E. Bruer, Miss Nellie Hawley, P. Will
son, Geo. II. MCGEE, E. w. Denton, G.
P. Hannah, Jno. NJ. Lent, J. w. McCaw
ley, E. B. Mcmillan, Aug. Seifke, Ell
kluseberger, J. Vase, G. H. Brown, J
Smith, L. G. Ransom, wife and daughter
M. L. Lemon and wife, F. D. Meade
Frank Share, Aug. Scharre, J. 3. Par
sons, wife and child, B. F. Campbell, R
J. Gilbert, E. 1. Simmonds, Mrs. ]
Sheridan, Mrs. A. @. Tarr, Mrs. N
Lewis, Chas. D. Houghton, G. E. Agard
s. J. Liszy, Miss M. e. Bryant, DR.. ]
Ball and wife. A. p. Kilso. Rev. F. D.
Bovard, ahd 81 in the steerage.
For San Luis Obispo-L. Goodfeld, j
B. Titus, A. Ewing and wife, w. S. Gu
sack.
For Santa Barbara-G. W. Gift anG
wife, J. w. Hathaway and wife, G. s
Montgomery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
POPULAR EXCURSIONS.

A Now Feature Introduced by the
Santa Ee.
On Sunday next the Santa Fe will in
augurate system of popular excursions,
which will henceforth be given weekly
throughout the season, if sufficiently
patronized. The trip will be from Los
Angeles to Los Angeles and the train
will leave the First-street depot at 8 80
A. N. It will then go to Orange over the
new coast line and on to Riverside,
where stay of three hours will be made
and lunch taken. Thence on to San Ber-
nardino. Pasadena and Raymond and
back to Los Angeles, arriving here at 6
P. N. The route described entails
a journey of about 1876 miles, and for this
a fare of only So will be charged. The
idea is to make both the residents here
and the Eastern visitors thoroughly &C.
quainted with the beauties of Los An
geles county. and by taking the trip
described, one of the best opportunities
for such observations is given.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31

the speaker, and the object for which the
lecture is to be given. The subject,
"Witchcraft," is taking, as it will be
new to most persons. Prof. Coe is a
young man Just from the Empire State,
and is scholarly in every thought and in
his entire bearing.
There remains almost no doubt that
the big telescope go much talked about
for Wilson's Peak is fixed fact. The
contract will doubtless be signed in few
days. This will be "big note" for
Southern California. twill be a 40-inch
lens, six inches larger than the Lick
telescope and the largest ever con-
structed.
Rev. Mr.. Bennett and wife, of Oregon
left for home on Monday last, after hav-
ing spent month visiting their daughter
in.law, Mrs. Prof. Bennett, late of the
University.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
The Fire Conn issioners.

The Fire Commissioners met yesterday
morning, Mayor Bryson in the chair
and Messrs. Kuhrts, Hanley and Chief
Moriarty present.
A petition for fire alarm box at the
corner Of Michigan and Soto streets was
received and filed.
An application to be allowed to erect
an engine and boiler on Ninth street,
near San Pedro, was referred to the Chief.
A communication from J. M. Culmer
to have alarm system wires removed
from his property, was laid on the table.
A few bills were passed and the meet
ing adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31

the hands of the com mittee and is likely
to remain there for some time to
come. Senator McComas' Pomona
county bill has not yet been
printed. 1 asked him to-day what be
considered his chances for the success oi
his bill. He simply heaved sigh and
replied that ali was dark and gloomy.
"They say" Santa Ana citizens here
have "sack" concealed somewhere
about their persons, which they propose
to spring at the proper moment in aid oi
the Orange bill. If they have it at all
1 can easily believe that it is being care.
fully kept out OF sight, for it has not, up
to date, been visible to the naked eye.
E. A. p.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
Fifteen Years.

David Leiva, who was convicted Of
manslaughter for the killing of Pedro
Lopez at Verdugo, was sentenced to fiji.
teen years at Folsom yesterday by Judge
Cheney. Leiva is claimant for the estate
of George Walters whose illegitimate son
he says he is. The contest is in the
courts, and will probably stay there for
some time to come.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
New Case.

George R. Cooper and Monica Cooper
have brought suit against James P. Nc
Carthy, asking that defendant be ordered
to reconvey to plaintiffs certain lands in
the Kinney tract, which had belonged to
Monica Cooper, and on which George R.
Cooper held mortgage for 81 $50. The
suit is based on the allegation that the
defendant secured a conveyance of the
property to himself by false representa-
tions and by promising to fulfill condi-
tions which he afterwards refused to i'm
plement.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
Mrs. Daly Iniured.

Mrs. DAILY, the mother of ex.City At
torney DAILY, was severely injured yester-
day morning. Mr.. Daily was driving, in
company with his wife and mother, on
Oak street, when tue horse SHE'D at a
man climbing one of the electric masts.
The buggy was overturned. and Mrs.
DAILY received severe injuries about the
face and head.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
Williams, Case.

The case of Thomas Williams, charged
with burglary, was on trial in Judge
Cbeney's Court yesterday. 1t was charged
that Williams, on October Goth, stole
some clothing from the Vernon street car
stables. The tracks of the thief were left
in that neighborhood, and officers COM
pared them with Williams shoes and
found that there was an exact fit.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
HIarriare Licenses.

The following licenses to wed were
issued by the County Clerk yesterday:
Charles O'Malley, Il native of Mary
land, and Tattie Stephens, native of
Oregon.
o. Hanson and Sophie Olson, both ma
tives of Sweden.
J. H. A.. Hugy and Jennie E. Simpson,
both natives of Illinois.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
THE COURTS.
WEDNESDAY, January 30

WEDNESDAY, January 30, 1889.
Department No. 1-Cheney, J.
The People vs.. Joseph Jones, charged
with robbing Chinaman named Tom
Wee Ling-Verdict of guilty as charged.
February set for sentence.
The People vs.. David Leiva-Defend-
ant sentenced to Folsom for a term OF
fifteen years.
The People vs. Thomas Williams,
charged with burglary-On trial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31

Eastman ct al. vs.. Boyce ct al, order
to show cause why receiver should not
be appointed-Argued and submitted,
and taken under advisement.
Underwood vs. Underwood-By con-
sent, continued for the session.
Maurice vs.. Brownlee ct al.-Continued
to February 6.
Hamilton VS.. Hazsrd-Continued for
the session.
Rogers vs.. Terry-Dismissed in open
court.
Lugo We. Lugo ct al.-Case continued.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
University Place Notes.

Prof. Coe will deliver lecture at the
chapel on Friday night for the benefit Of
the Ladies' Literary Society. Three
reasons combine to induce good at
tendance: The subject, the popularity OF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31

The "Lilly" hams and bacon are the
only meats smoked in Southern Califor-
mia, therefore are fresher than any other
meats offered for sale on the market.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
United States Circuit Court.

The United States vs. Tosetti, charged
with selling liquor to Indians-Plea of
not guilty withdrawn and plea of guilty
entered, and sentenced to pay fine of
81 and to be imprisoned in the County
Jail for one day.
Adjourned until February LIST.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
Hotel Arcadia. Santa Monica.
Open for the season. J. W. SCOTT, LESSEE.

Mullen, Bluett & Co., corner Spring and Firs
invite attention to great reduction in price,
of good clothing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
Go to =. M. Per
On Deck.

For anything you want in the way of gas fix
lures plumbing goods, etc. No. 80 South Mair
st. Bath tubs made to order.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
Department 3-Wade, J

Department. 3-Wades J.
Felix ct al. VS.. Felix Jr.-Cause con.
tinued until Thursday, February 7th, al
80 P. NJ, for argument.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
For Bargalns

In books and stationery, 60 to Olmstead
& Wales, PIG S. Main. Assignee's sale
now on.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
Cross.Eyes Strafghtened

Adam, the clothier, will reopen in a few
days with an entire new stock of clothing 15
South Spring street under Nadeau Hotel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
Good Health ana Appetite

Without the slightest danger by DR.. SlocuI;
No. 800 South Main, Moro Castle"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31

Franco.American Co.'S French soups, at Sey
mour & Johnson Co.'S.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31

"We've Got Them ON the List.''
New and secondhand stoves at Cass &
Renshaw's furniture store, IA West Third
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
E. Adam.s, the CIothier,

15 South Spring street.
Our 75c. white shirt is the best.
Our 75c. white shirt is the best.
Our 75c. white shirt is the best.
Our 75c white shirt is the best.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31

Always follow the continued use of Grown
Flour.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
ALIVE Enterprise.

We want 10 tell the readers oi INC
II AEON about something that JooNN
like b~usincss. something thai "iI IN
torres, r,. who have hope Tor The IT,
,urc welfare Of Macon. For IN ho"r
or two losi Thursday evening We Werc
a, interested yi-i,nr at the Hunter liN
PR, g. Factory, situated short distance
from the Macon Depot. ana adjoining
lin Noxubec County Fair HrouhdS'
The buildings in the lot are e'''''''o"''
ous am, admirably adapted Tor Tue
,vo,L MI conveniently arranged with
an, crowdinr. They are now WORN
inu up 10000 lrct OF l"mocr, ana nave
nrepnrrd "A sufficient quantity I" pun
,,,,,hcr 100 presses. Tine mArhih
cry-tLc hates, improved i operate"
lac slilicJ workmen. aud ii Is S"rprl'-
Ia, IN .er what a largo noun o.
work can be turn ii oui III n GA! WIN
,h,o nil ,i team. The Factory has !
c,n.ci,y of about fifteen presses va!
Those now being manufacture" navy
m Improvement in the i1'"'o" '''
,nl MI the bearings are OF ''"''' wa
limo the draft lighter and the lr'r''o,
lrss. providcd they are kept wei o'''
Tie company have special p'''"' %
their spring for keeping ''c "'''
place. .,,h nr,c
,;,,, far ners AS the M~onlgom'r!s' ~
Snxton, Gen. Gurrr, ana o''''' wv
~ wcll known, and we are coh''"'n
there viii be in dcmond by nay man
ors IN this and other states .nt'
.y' skilI and capital can ~Ar''I ni'
ANYTHING. the Macon l'oy nny N
N srn take 1t, place among III
enterprises, Il the oou'''' ,r,A,sc q
Nlunrlir- wishing to pu'r""IJ n,
,",",;uu" iniormntiua, el'"'ild "uu'''
, I'M ,%a,ru,rr, .lno. W Hunter, OF ~
manuiariur, r.,L lIoIhcrs " A'"' vs.
q ,oi Miss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
The state of Mississippi, |

/ 10 NlHlt tl nlNNNNElIlls
%oxIbee Cou,ty.
- -, u.,or and ,lJcrmrn Of
o lnS noaiu NJ; in "nil ,Slu,iv and
Tue io"H '"
stale' .;,
We, the undersigned ieSal voters 81 N''W
ioNn Of Macon IN ,aiu couht! anu SUI" 1t.
being residents ana ci',H'm> WI H''" ="
Macon. Recommend W. ! ti,ls ~ w 'iiI
idcnt and cit|ch alu 'G-'I WV -"
Town OF Macon ah1 |" uG ~ 80 ,'r"r.
ton and Il sober anu Su'.i"ae Pet>I" .n ~
ccite lcensG 10 ,e. aid lawn, AVN .nI we nc,i.
Gus liquors Wlthin suiu ,oNn' uhu W, p't;
ton your honorable bouy 10 sI"ut MN IL,
rrnSr to ret II the same IN sail anu ~
the house now occupied ny nm Is Il saloohi
on the east side OF Jefferson slfrt' III Na,u
Town, such license TO ne i9r ."TI>t nlo"'"S
from the 18th ia! ol Aprl,; AZ, go,
W. . h"hiS'
MI Harrison, W II Boyle. \ Z Boyle, j
y Holman. W { Draughu, VIM French, J
l. Allen, ] " Hridgers, ID Farm, r, Il NJ
! Print. q \ Place, " NJ Gitkey, " 9 sci
lepk, W q Barnes, J u stewart, W N COZ
bert, J u Moore, W NJ tlarke, j j ilaucA'
stein, j i shelton. \ Baker, Moses Marx
Levi shelton. John b Grace, { johnson,
/ /, Holt, 4 Klaus. ) j Eeihelman. Vi 'l0I'
gbrrr. j l. Griggs, Joseph Ir.ch, " Half.
,cre' j IIolhro0k, II Masscngale, John Fort
son / " HOLT, Lewis Berkeley. rh0s Pow
III / ouis Iudi. W. T. Freeman, Saml Haul
o]"",,tnin r. Alcxander, J l. Trimblc, Hay
noo1 richardson. Ben Shunukcr. Cephas
,IcnJrirk. Nose Edwards, Wm Buchanan,
stryc Hryson, Frank Shcrrod, Madison Bal
low. DucA Giles, Joe Hunter, Steve sims,
Mack Hinton. George FAINT. Mark PoseA,
TsUn,k. Mike Jordan. Jerry Green, Il W
smith. u Eastland, Hi Cannon Mack for-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
Tribute Of Respect,

MRs. PHILo IoUNG. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hughes, and wife
of Mr. Woodward Young, departed
this life, on saturday eve, at 6 O'Clock
March 30th, 1889, after a painful
and protractcd illness, leaving her
husband and little boys with many
friends TO mourn THEN loss.
But they sorrow not ms those who
hope, but cherish a christian faith of
meeting in the heaven OF the blessed
where signing and sorrow come no
more.
Mrs Young was a member of the
BabtiSt Church, who had walked
worthily before her church and her cir
Gle of friends. She vas a worthy sis
ter as well rs mn officer of Salem Ali
ancp. Her Gentle kindn $ ana sweet
yofrr r,Ld,rcd her attractive. -ociablc
an "a f5varitr with at who knew her
SHE va, not wanting in ~hcncrolrnrc
and wa> "a active member of the Mu'
tuuI Md Sorictv. all Of which link
her m ,nnrv 10 those who love lh'
pure in ,pirilae = model christian.
Ep ErACu> ~ SONG of III.
friends IN the county arc under IA
impression that | am a candidate for
sea, in the next Legislature. | will re
, quest ,oulo let It hr puh'trN know
; that | am not ami viii not be-, = rand'
/, date for ANY office, | tcr' %rr"i"undl
hunhr ul to my friends Tor their prof
tered support ana assure tho-' parlir
. . who charge me with seeking roliiir'
0 promotion, with the aid of the All
u enc. that wlatr"cr energy or ablii'
0 masses. will be devoted Ia the buil'
: inr n, Of oar cuuutt's interests Il
fnrthrring the organization. anu AZ
: ynrrting the olirrrs an ain> OF Il
Alliance. On'> Tins and No hing.
Very RI especially.
i, A. NICHOLSON.
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Decoration Day.

All persons owning lots N the DAD
Fellows Cemetery arc expected 20
have them cleaned off and put in nice
condition before Apl ID. The Odd Fell
lows, aidod by citizens, will commence
work on thc..soldicr's graves that day.
All persons who have promised labor
for this purpose will please send the
laborcrs with tools to the Cemetery
Monday morning April 18th at seven
o'clock. On Friday, April 10th, at $50
o'clock p. m. the Confederate Soldiers
graves will be decorated, and speeches
delivered by prominent gentlemen to
be selected. 1t is the correct desire
that the citizen. of the whole county
take part, ms it is a tribute due the
gallant dead + ON the people ut large,
II. ALEXANDER,
! w. &. SELLECK,
JACOB llOLBERG,
:. L. IloLT,
j. r. DINsMORF,
Committee.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
Proceedings Board of Supervisors

Monday, April, lst, 1889
A regular meeting was held p"r'u-
ant 10 law. all the members preSeh',
also Clerk and Sheriff. u,
The resignation OF W. liz ''c''h
Justice of Peace Beat No: A, vas ac'
cep,cd, and +. NJ. Morris, W. u. i'o''l-
crow and G. ;. Harrison was appoint,
ed committee to hold election Apr''
20. 1889 to fl the vacancy,
On pcti,ion orc. NJ. Remnant thh' a
%sncpinl I,rton will be held AprlI
ION. 1882, to till 4 vacancy in the OIL
drc Of ]. p. Beat No, T., and j.. Var
ctzky. r. &. Nicholson and |" l.. AN
dcrson were appointed committee ~
hold the election,
Thc following report OF n. n hog-
ers. sheriff and Tax Collector was re-
ccivcu amt approved. a,o
pans sl4l. State SS.49. County Sl3.-
o., school $3.50, total Sl65,Ooo.
On petition OF vs., Perm""'rr 81 IL,
500 was allowed to build = srho",
bou.c on land donated by W. , ahH
/ s prrmrntcr. acar Cooksvtlic u
,hn Conuty school Board will cNia'-
! tnhli-h a permanent scho", 'n'IV =,
On petition OF \. +. MrC SKIN ~ Il,
S1CO was allowed to build "A >c''o"'
Iou.c NJ Soule Chapel, contingent mp
ON ihc county school Board pefila'
rn,tly locating n school there,
On nr,ir;on of Neal MrLcod e' A.
~ r. .;,,,l tn rpnair then
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
Meelree's Wine of Cardui

'htOFoR0'S BLACK. ORAUGHT are
@e W the following merchants in
''''' County.
ST@a br j, f. Jones.
"N'dl!vil'r, hy A. W. IInckahy.
ulu'lNalaE Wy {, u. Dorrnh.
Naa'avi'I" by Ros>cr & Iipsroml
'la'Iat b. ~ Hamilton,
N"s>vlllr b. & A Nuckols & Co.
~uONW llr hy e Lucas.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
Esssss Ml,IE OF CARDul for Weak Nerves

'"c 100 bushels OF 4
|'tRNlN COTTON SEED FOR SALE
ue dollar per buShcl, Also
Nlsen bushes of ~''3
SPANISH PEANUTS,
"Oa0'Iar, per hu,hel. Also
pair of
FINE BERKSHIRE PIGS.
F"ocOlars address.
IMo, j. r. MAY,
BroOksyille. Miss,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
A Bis Strike.

~, CrorGlA SHAWL NECK nEs>
ali , meeting on III May AMI rcsolN,
wv" mn more for the season ! so u !o"
Iou,t want to ret left YOU had he''er sc'u',
n setting before that ,ihc' .s'"f'r 10 anu
'e' HENRY rIll.NHn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE


Taken up 10y :. \. Lever. starving Oh the
Carton plantation. five miles southwest OF
Macon. ore dark brindle
HElFER
with calf, aud marked with ,wallow-fork
and upderIii in each ear, about > wears Old
and valued at 81 ~.
She owner j., requested 10 come lor"ar"'
pro,c property. pay charges and take 1t 3
vav, or it will be lcalt with as the law ~
.,., j. fASFR,
rw.Io3 Coroner am! Ranger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

be New HYMN Book OF the NJ. f..
lrrl South viii be issued from the
FsaOou 2jlh at April. There will
|rvcraI Slllcs, prices from % cts to
n All Of the Churches of this dc.
|NHaiion will need this book.
!. hrris will have a supply OF
Elrd' on hand, and will supply in
|d'IaIS and Churches at same prices
hc Methodist Publishing House AT
fONUIc. Call at the Book store aud
'a'' particulars, as to sizc, style
|diny &c. arl6-lt.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
CsTRAx-S0TICE

Taken up by me, March l4th, a ilEnt REQ q
COW. marked with a crop and 0FerOlt III leil
ear, and Il chain around her neck iin,'
property, pay charges and take her ava!
P'' JAS. BRYsON, Jr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

The Noxubcc Rifles Armory is in
place. and il is one of Mr.. Lndic's best
pieces Of workmanship. The arms
and equipment. are now on the way
from Il nation | armory in Rhode Is
land and the uniforms will be here III
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
bucK.DRAyGHT tea cures Constipation
No More Fishing

kOull like TO accommodate the
by permitting every body to
b my pond, butmy good wife has
SO much yrXcd aud annoyed by
b. parties, that | am compelled
|rbid oucund all from fishing there
iMarc All parties caught there
De regarded aN lrc,spassers.
JACOB HOLBERG.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
Kansas City. Beef.

We will keep on hand after THIS uN'
KANSAS CITY BEEF,
our price will he as low AS it can c 'o,u
win deliver beef to any part of the cit!
free. Give Us Il call.
mrh3O-tf, ~ Il'"'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
IA authorized to announce


| h. B. Clayton viii preach at the
! house at Mushulayillc Wednesday
April Eth.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

There isa question of ycr1city be-
tween Mr.. Minor and Mr., Joe Holt.
The DR.. says the %baby-thc latest ar
riyal-wrrghs twelve pounds and hap
py Joe says he acighs twelve ani Il
uuNrlCr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
Bridge Lumber.

All sizes for sale by
mchl6 -lm a. hLAUs'
Go to Miss Matte billiard for Davis
and other ilr,t class machine needles,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

band ''' n ,rri,es at s;l5 p. m.
E1i1or.,,l, to , %@S'
,np office OF Sheriff, sub
d'lg y oCthe Democratic party
..,,oritcJ to announce
b. r %r ,ne Office OF sheriff sub
l .,,io M Of tnc Democratic party
|,utnoriae' to a% mo 9
r D. CAVEIi q,
far tbe Office Of sheriff OF
ida'r snbiect to the action o:tho
Ecparly'
/ authorized to announce mn
". 7, " s,or,r q,
i''' subject to toe action oil
bcratic party
,,,norizod to ahno' nee
''', Ut. DoRRolI,
!" far the office of Sheriff. sub
a action OF the Democratic party
.,,norizcd to announce
,",NL &. MURRAY,
a, far the Office of sheriff sub
i''' ,ion ofthc democratic party.
authorized to announce
'''' II. j, o'NElLL,
H., far the Legislature, snoJec'
|,i "r of,nc democratic party
authorized to announce
r. NJ. THOMAS
|,,,,,e for rc.clection to the Leg
,%iact to the action OF the Demo
Dirty.
authorized to announce
f.. g. NICHOLSON,
[nI,,e for election to the L'S'''a
jcct to the action of the pe'D0'''
authorized to announce
NON. J.. l., CLEMENS,
rn,o far reelection to the Legs
',His,t TO the action of the Demo
5aty,
authorized to announce
JAS. $. MADlooN
ad,rc for reelection to the Leg,
f'nie,, to the action ofthC Dcmocra'
L. authorized 10 announce
DE- RlNES -,
I,N1,,o for election to the Le-''''
gcc,totac action of the nem"'''
nu%aorizolto announce
" HAYNES,
nlidstc for the office Of As'eSSo
the action of the Democrat
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EGG:S FOR SALE.

Wvandottc, White and Brown LeghoFl
and w ate China Goose Eggs for sale by
CHARLIE PATTY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06
Mrs. T. d. Lipsey,
PURCHASING AGENT,
Mo 1900 nth ST. MERIDIAN, MISS

Will Purchase for parties at a distance atthc
LOWEST PRICES.
Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods
Dress Goods. Trimmings. CloakS, Hat,'
. Bonnets. Gloves, Hosiery. Carpets. furhI-
| lure and Musical instruments and anything
desired which may be found in Meridian
/ All FOODS selected from the best stocks III
the city. Samples sent anu inquiries
prompt answered on receipt OF postage, g,
/ An Orders Promptly and Cartlul! fl'leu
Beside, the above | will also take orders
for Christmas Goods, Toys, Holiday Good>
&c, &c,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

Mr. Jos. Brown is now the proprl-
etor of the Old Allgood mill AMI gin,
and i, ia turn ng out ms good grlNt as
il ever did in its palmicst days. Mr.
Brown has adoptcl Nnovel and cheap
plan of keeping up n head of water by
mcnns Of brush.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

A nice select little party had a picnic
the first of the season-at Swanh'S NH la>l
Thursday. The couples were
Mr., Jno. r. Dinsmore and wife.
j. o. Fascr aud Miss Josie Cook;
Jas Holt and Miss Aida Gilkcy;
W. II. Hodge, aad Miss Louise BeNlI';
j. f. shelton and Miss Matte GriSgs;
win White and Mss Lula u. BlnIohi
Mr.. viii Evans giiI cou'dh't 90, 80 N'
| he went by himself, and had as much llh az
any body all the anne
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

The County Alliance meeting Al
Brooksvillc was largely attended, all
the sub.allianccs being represented
except Ilashuqua and Ridsewa!' II
was a very important meeting ana
much good work was Gone
GEN. Lee in his address criticize
the action OF the legislature IN rcPof'
- the school laws. This 'cmar'
| brough, Hon j, 5, Madison to MS I'''
and Il lively discussion followed o''
they couldn't agree, and il VIII pr'oa.
tly br continued.
Tho dinner sci by the BrooNN''li'
alliance was elegant and bouh'''"'
Mr.. Lake Eilanl says MIR. Garner W"
ON all sides of the table except nno'
il, and Mr.. WiiIbanks sayslt MI AT
~ can store away 50 many s"oo '"'"@
when he is sick, he wonld 'lNe '"s,
linn at u barbecue when he Is "S'
well
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

Mcssrs. n. G. lluckaby and Fins
Kirby arc preparing TO run their NM
on IIashuqm creek upto its flu lest ca
pacity, and parties contemplating
building or improving, and desiring
select lumber, should make out their
bills and give in their orders early.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-06

!, m.aoruolto announce
w.. HAYNES,
nlid,te for the office Of Assessor
N ,bp action of the Democratic