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The sun., 1889-12-15
GOODS.

White GAUZE FANS, spangled. 81. Oh, worth g.
! Row Real GARNET BRACELETS gold setting,
Ole. each.
"a dozen Vienna BRONZE CALENDARS 7oc.I
Vienna BRONZE CALENDARS, oAc., worth 81. so.
Fine OD0R CASES, filled. Ole, worth 80.
PLAYING CARDS, lie. to 0Oc.
CHESS SETS, 20c. to 8B,1O
CHECKERS Ice. to 81 "a.
CRIBBAGR BOARDS. Toe, to 9A.S4.
DOMINOES 2Ac. to S1.24.
CARD MARKERS &c. to 81 "a.
CARD CASES, acc. TO O4c.
POKER CHIPS all siZeS 2Ac. per 100.
DOG COLLARS 2Ic. to B5.61
OPERA GLASSES 64.9A to 312.40.
OPERA GLASS HOLDERS, gold plato or sterling
silver, g, "a 1914.
LORGNETTES. 81 90 to 1921.
GOLD EYE GLASSES, &4.35.
GOLD SPECTACLES. S4.OO.
GOLD TlIIMBlES sc. DO to 8B.01.
SILVER TiIMBLES, 2Oc. to 0I8c.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS in plush and leather. rang.
S PHoT9gRAAPn "a E FEAMEs !, 81 41e 4 -. 70 SS.e1-
wHIsK BROOM HOLDERS, 7fc. to 0a.0O.
The sun., 1889-12-15
R.H. MACY&CO.,
SIXTH Av., 18TH To Hath ST.

In making Holiday FGTchases Is Of great inn
OrtSce for yOM TO bear tn mind that yOr 1Cams at
this consist chiefly OF articles trade
PGrLamCe fancy goods" SVhtch Is CUSTOMARY
TO charge fancy prices.
Ill of goods, SChether Staple Fancy, are
marked at popular prices This q SGUimg
of from 90 to so per cent Fifty dollars appended
IN U0rtOWs departments SUiU procure mamU
Holiday Gifts $4,000 SCiH jn stores, $500
iM MlGmy stores, and $4,000 im q fesU stores
sssa Word to tie Wise is Sufficient"
Through the renSOU0t oar Toys to the third
floor (Te0Ched by eeU0tOrS) hGUe procured more
room other departments, eChCh has enabled
stock them SCth greater GSSOrIments than in
amy precious gear.
Besides, renders shopping 6m theHS more conf
Portable, being free from the crSsh sChiCh the 7Ov
Department produced.
The sun., 1889-12-15
HARNESS AND SADDLERY.

Awarded the medal of superiority at the American
Institute Fair for exhibition OF HARNESS. SAD
DLERY, and SADDLERY WARE
SINGLE HARNESS. o.. Sc to @15A90:
DOUBLE HARNEsb sea. 10 TO @AO0.OO.
SADDLES, MEMS 8S, 13 TO 84b52.
SADDLES, LADIES'. Sc. 10 70 &73.He.
SADDLES BOYS. @4.3S to 8S. lB.
BRIDLEa 81. Sd to 31O.81.
SPURS Sac. to 93. 81.
WHiPS HOLLY 9I.a TO @7.84.
HORSE BOOTS 81 SO to 80. q.
sLRIGH BELLS STRAPS Si.91 to 9A.Ao.
CHIMES 14c. to $500.
BLANKETS. soc. TO &14.1O.
kERSEY BEAVER 0l0.9 to Sea. Al.
QUARTER BLANKETs. 90. Oh % Si4.OO.
Robes PLUSH, 8B.10 10 @AA.9D.
ROBES CLOTH. 47.40 TO @I0.3S.
ROBES FUR $500 to S51.OO.
The sun., 1889-12-15
UMBRELLAS AND CANES,

ALL SILK 2e-IFCH UMBRRLLAs with silk easea
and tasselS hne assortment OF gold handler
This s the grand bargain OF the season aS they
GoLD,HANbLE CANES. for pressntaiiSas S2.O
e. e. a, Az sS;7s. sS.41, Szos, Ss.zs, $40, SID.
.,slLyEk HANDLE CANES for presentations eI "a,
&SAS' ya.1H, AB.74, G43S, $3.50, R0.Ss,
Special bargains in MRE's UMBRELLAS. with ster-
ling sIyc5 % handles 1857. worth S1O. and $500,
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Are Your Children Sick?

li~thry are; we know how Won nrt
worrying. For We nj. love children
Love their innocent WAYS, their child.
lsh prattlc. even their mischipyous
FRANKS, Without them the world
would he cherries indeed. The m1re
II pains us to SEQ them suffer, the more
thankful we ought to be that in Per-.
IN, a medicine has been discovered
That viii cure the ailments to which
thcy are so,seneraIly subject, such rs
Group, Collie, Cholera Insantnm. Dys.
tntery, Scarlet Fever. Whoortno
Cough, .Diplhcria, arc that drcadful
Catarrh Earachc. If you will send to
thc.Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus
ONO. you will receive free a cony Of
Dr, iiartman's "llls oflitc," containing
fnli directions for the use OF Pc.Ru.Nu
emergencies and also the most sa,is.
iartorlal' testimonials to it's efficacy.
IL also shows what Man.a.lin.san nm.
rlvalcd.Systcm Regulator can remedy
Tor constipation, can do. These family
medicines. which no household can at.
ford to do without, are sold every.
only 81 q bottle. For sale by
L. 5. Murphey.
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DEATH Of JEFFERSON DAVIS.

8 Mr., Davis expired quietly and pcac,
in New, Orleans, at the residcrc
safJudge Fcnucr, at l24S, a. H., De,
S5t'. The immediate cause Of his dca,
Twas a congcsiiyc chill
q Jefferson Davis an Ancrican states
S'nan and military leader, was born i,
sChriNtian county, kcnlurky in lSO>
slie studied in rransvivania Colleg,
Sand subsequently al the Military Actd
Amy OF West Point. where he sradua
sled in 1928 lie served in the BIarl
silawk war on the Northwest frontier
3!e5l-S2, and in the campaigns agains,
lie iaWnecS and other Indian tribe.
FROM 1888 TO 1855. Having settled in
jMls>issnpi. he was elected TO Congress.
ssr the Democratic party in 1915. On
silie breaking on; of the Mexican wa,
IN 1916, he resigned his seat in Con
iErcss, and rs colonel OF Il regiment OF
s'oluniccrs joined general TAYLOR on
,he Ro Grande. lie took n promi-
Inent part in the engagements of Mon.
|tcrol and Bucna Vista, and his con.
;dnct on the latter occasion was no
|ilccd in General Taylor's dispatch
Nn nigh terms of commentator
PIE was appointed to fill a vacant
Ev in the United States Senate in|
lSlI, and in 1913 elected 10 same of
iice for the remainder of the term. Ill
said that John Quincy Adams ouE
hearing Mr.. Dnvis's first speech in tlel
senate, observed TO his friends, THAI
Young man, gentlemen is no ordinary
man he will make his mark vet,tE
"hile IN the Senate he was one of thcE
most prominent among the advocatesE
u State rights. AS Democratic can B
lldate for Governor of Mississippi inS
sol he WAS defeated by II. S. Foote.E
he Union candidate. lie was sccrc.E
AIRY of war daring Mr.. plcrcr's al-k
nlnistration, from March, 1851 tillk
1857. AT the latter date hcE
gam became a senstor of the UnitcdEs
In 1861 he resigned his scaif-
the senate OF the United States andEs
february othc latter year, and WASH,
vas soon after elected President of thrE;
roviSional government formed b,E
he Contcdcratos In November, 1861 ID
G was elected without oppositionE
resident OF the Confederate States IN
was inaugnrated Feb. 22d, 1862 N
The termination Of the war and they
,piiirc Of Mr.. Davis are familiar toA
L. He was imprisoned two years ind
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shiloh's Consumption Cure.

No. l., This is beyond question til,
must successful Cough Medicine eve
sold, II few doses invariably euro the
worst eases OF Cough. Group. ant
Bronchitis, while it's wonderful suy
cess IN the cure OF Consumption i,
without parallel in the history OF med.
lcinc. Since its first discovery itshas
necn sold on q guarantee, which M
other medicine can stand, Ii You
have a Cough we earnestly AK YOU
TO try il. Price 10 cents, so cents and
Sl.OO. If your Lungs are sore, Chest
or Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by
j. +. Jones. Macon,
.. +. Hamilton, S~huqualsk.
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Marrlage In Shuqna.ak.

On Sunday evening. the lin uli,, at 81,
p. NJ, al Nj J.. N~aretzky's, the father y
the bride. by l1r. J. Wcchsler, the Rabbi, q,
Meridian, MIR. MosEs Marx. of Nattht.
and Miss BEULAH YARETIkY.
The ceremony was perforrncdlu the PREF.
cncc OF SuAe, twenty-five guests in the in.
prcssiNe style of the Jewish rituaIi>m, The
Rev. DIR. WAS most happy in hi> delivery Tn
the duties assumed by the contracting par
ties OF that Interesting occasion.
Mr., MsrhS is quite u handsome young
man, aud being dressed in Il suit of black
clCth. he presented an admirable appear
anec. Miss Beulah is beautiful brunette
of rare qualities of grace and heart, tie
| eldest child of the family aud gifted with
the sterling qualities of industry and man
agement-a treasure in the household.
After The solemn rite was performed, an
were invited by the host to the dining
room, and what u sight! Two tables liter
aliy covered with every variety of eatables,
turkeys, chickens. salads of all sorts. cakes,
fruits, nuts, candies, etc. Mr.. and Mrs,
larctzky were most gracious in their offices
of attention, while Miss Carrie, Mrs. Whit
field and Miss Jonas rendered duly appre-
ciatcd assistance in seeing to the wants Of
all. After the second course, pr, Wech-
sler called the attention of tho guests to thu
reading of fourteen congratulatorv tele- |
grams from friends of the bride and groom
in different. parts Of the United States.
Then followed n toast by the DR.. in which
he wished the happy couple u long and
bright life Rev, l.. NJ. Stone then, on be-
half Of himself As the former teacher OF The
and the Gentle fri nds present, made
a pleasing speech. Mr.. Tom Mcclure, DR..
p. II. Hamilton. Mr.. Jonas, Mr.. w. D.
Clark and Mr.. j. &. McCrcevm his laconic
all responded in a good humored
manner to the call Of their name.
The groom himself told Of the ioy of his
leart in the win he had made and OF his
good intentions as a worthy husband in the
.uturc. Then came the third course of cake
md ice cream, which by no means threw II
iamper on the occasion.
The presents received as testimonials of
'Steem and friendship were many and ex.
The following are those | saw:
Set-Silrer Spoons, Mrs. j. Jonas: Toilet
'ase, Miss May Andersen Willow Rocker.
LEO Dare silver Spoons, A shiifman Sill
.er spoons, q. W. Zurhe!len Pr. ExOuis-
tie Vases, Mrs. j. b. Newman Bress.case
=. b.. hoffman Silver Castor, j.. q. McCrec;
r. Vases, Esther Yaretzky; China-case
lock, Mr.. and Mrs. Blum; China Tea Set
len Schoenfeld; Large Lamp, Myer Var
Chamber Set, Ferddie and Mamie
'o!berg Tea Set, j.. lIolberg Silver Berry
owl, Mr.. and. Mrs. Klaus; Work Basket.
lille laretzky Violet stand, Mr...anl Mrs. '
z. ID. Clark; Silver Carving Set, Isaac ,
.arks; Manicure Set. j. Yarctzky: Set Sill ,
II hnl'cs, Minnie Klaus, Tea Set J.. and l.. .
aretzky Violet stand, c. Little; Hand
embroidered Handkerchief, Mrs. DR.. Ham I
Fine Cut Glass Fruit Dish and Table
men, j. +. Whitfield; Pair Cuspilores, $ 5
)hen. FRIryn i
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A Scrap Of Paper Saves her Life.

Ii was just an ordinary scrap Of IA.
per, bnt 1t saved her lite. She was At
'n' M, stages OF consumption. told by
PhySiclnlis that She was incurabIc and
couIu I'VE only a short time. She
weighed less than seventy pounds
on piece of wrapping paper She read
OF pr' hlns's New Discovery and GOT
a sample bottle; it helped her, She
o'N2Hf a large bottle, it helped her
more. bought another grew better
'as', continued its use and is now
slr"hs, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh
ing l3op"nnds. For fuller particulars
send 7'enp 20 ". II. Cole, Druggist
for; smith lri4l Bottlrs of,hi, won.
GER" Discovery Free at j. +. Jones
Drug story.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-07

Gen. ". George joined the Bar
'lsi church of this place on Sunda
night the 2ith. The General has bee
III the world nearly his three corr an,
ten. and has at last decided to cas-, hi
lot with Gods people. We extend on,
Nood wishes to him, and hope that h,
may do rs much for the cause of Chris
IN the days that are before him, us h,
has done for the cause of his country
IN The wears TINT have passed. An,
when the last day shall come, may h,
lie able to say. AS did Paul: Il have
fought Il good fight, | have finished m,
course, ! have kept the faith. Carol.
ton Conservative.
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Dyspepsia and Liysr Complaint.

Is il worth the small price of IS ccute
TO free Yourself of every ~ mptom OF
these distressing complaints, il, YOU
think so cali III our store and get a bot
Tie OF Shiloh's Nitaii2rr. Every hottie
has a printed guarantee on it use H.
cordingly, and if it doo> ven no good
II will cost you no;hiny. Sold by
j. I. Jones. Macou,
q, y. Hamilton. S~huuualak,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-07
Eupepsy.

lhis is what you ought 10 have. II
fact, you must have il, to fully cpio,
li'c. Thousands are searching for i
daily, and mourning because they tint
II not. Thousands upon Thousands o,
aoliars are spent annually by people
IN The hope they may attain this boon
And yet il may be had by all. W,
guarantee that Electric bittcrS. if uscd
according to directions and the use
persisted in. will bring You good hi.
g%estion and roust the demon llyspop.
s'a and install instead Enpcpsy. We
recommend Electric Bittors for Dvs.
pepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stom.
nr'l ana Kidneys. Sold at soc. and
Sl'o0 per bottle ut j. +. Jones Drug
pist.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-07

Ala Dr' N; II. rrohIicsleiu. q, v.,,,.
cry for Cn"ss Df' Kings New Disco
for seyc consumption, having nseI T'i !
Cntsrrb' attacks OF Bronchitis IT.. !
cutirsI, II gave me instant rn,;a, and
amic,a55 cured me and Loy. n ,,'ei ana
hh, o, since, | also be-" ~ no, been
ao "a" tried other rcmcIlos ',aio that
I ni, result. Have also "se, WITH n9
nl,,ers and DR.. Kings "soI Electric
DR. Ki Mnich can .ecommond' '''N1
sumn,i m,ngs New Discovery tor c,.
en" a pos;;, Coughs and Colds, ' it il c ."'ai
for sale by j. r. ,Joncs &
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-07

The editor was in West Poin: Tues
day afternoon TO see his friend MI
w. Il. Barker, who continues to i'm
prove and hopes to he out in n few
days.
We certainly wish it may prove so
We also met II friend Capt. f. VI
Abbott, who is still hopeful as to IN,
building OF his railroad. He speak,
with The greatest confidence of hi,
project. lie had just returned from
New, York, and spoke Of leaving again
Tor that city the next day.-Columbu.
lnlcX.
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Bucklen's Arniea Salye

THE BEST SALvE in tho world fol
tuts, BRUISES, Sores, Ulcers, Sal,
hilenm, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblnins, Corns; and all Skin
Ernptions. and positively cures Piles
or no pay required II is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refnDded. Price rs cents per box
For Sale by j. Z. IoNps
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tribute to Jefferson Davis in Maco,

81 On receipt of the news in Macon ,
E'he death of jefferson Davis. all Il
n stores were closed aud . public nee
Mng w"S held in the Court House.
Ill., Madison, Esq, presided and j,
Iiriggs was Sec'y.
n The following resolutions, oGere
NY ). Il DinSmore, Esq, were unani
,ano"Sly adopted by n rising vote:
N Jefferson Davis, the soldier. IN
A''a'rsman, the great chicftain Is dead
aAS he was more exalted than any 9th
a9r of the S0nth's leaders. so were hi
gatherings greater. Called to the high
a'St office in the Confederate States, hi
Fulfilled the ardent expectations o. hi
1pcople, though it was not If the book
aol rate mat the cause should triumph
Arct was Jefferson Davis the very cn
aoodimcnt Of that cause. After dcfca,
icarne, through the long wears "A rreci.
1r'o'ls providence left him amongst us
]hc never uttered a word wnjch con}u
arnish the name OF the South. AID
|'lSlng acqnicsccncc in the issue Of wal,
war he %eounscllcd no abject and seryilf
submission. AS he lived beloved.
lhonorod and respected by his pcopl,
|'nd by the civilized world. so Ne died
|%amentcd, and his memory will re-.
main green as long as sentiments of
patriotism animate the human breast,
lsl, Resolved by the citizens of Mail
"on, Miss, in mass meeting assembled
nat we mourn the loss of JcfcrsouI
as that OF a well beloved friend
counsellor and champion and we viii
revere his memory as Of 5nc truel
md faithful in all the relations of life!
rs father, husband, chief and through
I'll the vitissitndcs of fortune, as the
lncqnal leader,
I'd. That as the d~e'ractions of cue-
MES could not tarnish his fame, sci
words OF commentator cannot adae
ne laurel to his brow. Yet do wei
II loving remembrance, Join the create
hrong Of the South in paying thist
lst tribute to his memory aud virtues.
81. That the several churches be rel
TO toll their bells for one hour2
tho funeral obscquies and that's
copy OF this preamble and rcsolu +
IONS be given TO the press. e
Tho audience were addressed on then
lbjcct of the life and services of then
ls'lhsnished dead by Hon. 4. J.E
Nell and +. Dismukcs, Esq. \
On suggestion Of Prot. Klinkard. M
'mmIltee was appointed 10 conterE
nm the ministers of the several
'nrchrs and request them to holdE
'rvlce' at tho hour of burial of Mr.H
avis.
E: Dismukes, r. IIancns,cin and J 4
Jones were appointed. n
On motion OF Mr.. Dismukcs, tbe&
.ayor was requested TO raise the nagE
sNr =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-07

Iron - Moisture; intense itching
and singing; most at night: worse h.
scratching. If allowed to continue tumor,,
FORM, which often bleed and ulcerate, no,
coming very sore. SwAYNE's OtNTvry,
stops the itching and bleeding, heal, nicer
ation, and in most cases removes tho m.
mors. Al druggists, or by mail, for II
cents. Or. Swayne Il Son, PHILADELPHIA.
lovlG-6m
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Ladies

n delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation. will find
PIC pleasant California liquid frui
'cniedy. Syrup of Figs, more easily To-.
zen and more beneficial III effect linn
my other remedy. II acts promntlv
let got gentle. For sale so cents an;
100 bottles. Wv"
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onderful Cnras

p W; D, Hoyt Il Co.. Who'll,
We haro 'hnssls's Of Rome. Ga' sum a"'j
Discoycrro prh selling DR.. Kina's N.Y.
lens ar Electric Bitters and Rn nG@1
Hayo Arnlca Saivc Tor fo"r nnek-|
as s"rc never handled rcmca;o" r Years
fac, Ten' or give such universal '"at se'i
d d,in", c, There hive been some um s wonj
sipal Ills e e;e'. Ny these mediJ
2nsumption I've bce,1E
aM~lse Of a kbottlcsfs
NI /;
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-07

Columbus, Ohio. Dee Wv. V, Mar
gus, Democrat. to day filed ncccSsar,
papers contesting the office of Lieu
tcnan, Governor upon Lampsnn, who
has twenty two majority.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-07

Qnininc impairs the hearing, dos.
roys tho nerve, and Injuries digestion
jheatham's Chill Tonic is free from
Huinlne, Arsenic or S~Irychnine; pleas.
amt and guaranteed TO cure. For sale
,py l. 5. Murphcy Macon. q. r. HamiI-
on, Shuqualak.
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AND FARM,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
The Leading Agricultural Journal Of tho South and Vac,
MAZDA hX Earmara "a. Ea-

-
AS a record of successful agriculture. uoMu
AND FARM has no equal. Every tonic ,siat;ns
70 agriculture Is openly discussed in It's columns
py the farmers themselves. No expense 10 arsred
IN securing a full account Of every notabie suc'
CESS on the farm. 1t is distinctiveiy the
FARMERS OWN PAPER.
record Of their daily life, presented In a form
ana language which make it plain to all,
iTs LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
Sohtains the names Of the most progressive farm.
Of tbb,eo.nsSon south and West. They do not treat
uons which confront us to-day B. r Johnson
waldo +. Brown Henry Stewart Jobn NJ stshi ,
a. Ford JEFF: Weiborn Hugh +. Brooks. Iohn
:, Eagar steele's Bayou r. d. Baldwin and a
moreover, 1t Is equally
A HOME MAGAZINE.
Every subject of interest TO the home.u...~ 4.
Iully treated. Mary Marsden, Lois Cafeshv Me-
niown, Mrs. Daviess, Miss cabeli. Miss Mashv
nnee Wins,on and a score Of others will contrib.'
FAITH uTlMER
Is In charge of our chiidren's Department. and
ieres, has .ne peculiar faculty of being both In
THE MYSTERY or the NATION
y q thrilling story appearing In k'oME AND
attention. Short stories by distinguished writerss
appear from time to time. ~f"e''
BILL ARP'S LETTERS
Appear In each issue, and this humorous ph,,o.o.
pner was never more interesting than m this
In ITS EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT
HOME n FARM speaks boldly and feorIcss,v IN
vision Of the tariff In behalf OF the farmer be,,s,
roads for the farmer Free Mail Delivery 10 Inc
farmer Cooperation among the fnr,rrrs snsits
aiua Is to Bust Trusts" Its motto is
"Fsir Trade and Farmers Rights
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-07

The marriage nt Miss Lizzie Davi
TO Mr.. W, F, Patty will be solcmnize,
by Rev. MIR, Barnwcll at ST. Paul.
church in this ri,y, vt ) o'clock thi,
afternoon. columbus Index.
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RTSf,C -
s1o0,lo7 90

do beroI,. 80 ~, ~" Cashier IF Merchants & Farmcrs p.,. o,
W. ~ wy, m m ue foregoing sa true, full and enact. ,a,am m m"coh, Mississippi
same. - W." 'e named therein. as shown Nv ~. !" "u
sworn to and subscribed before mo 81, No,... ,, H. W. JONES. JR. Casbie,
'0s' '1e ~ ml'sspp, this the 9th day of Dec 1wo =" "a 's The county of Noxu
JosErNLp PATTY. Notary p,,,.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-07

Never wait. unless it be too late.
hunts Cure guaranteed to curc "Skin
Eruption" in all its various forms. For
sac ny I. >. Murphcy, Macon, 0. +.
Hamilton. Shuqualak.
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Weaker than Water.

"A maj is in Il more debilitated cen
dition than when he has weathered y,
case-of measles. The system finds i,
hard to bear up under the weight Of
the disease and almost robclls ayaius,
the strain npon it. And yet there is y
remedy which answers the REQUIRE.
mcnts OF such u case. A promincu,
druggist and physician writes:
DARLINGTON, S. G..
Gchtlcmen-io our tome has been 20.
ing very well this spring. There has
oe'n a good deal of measles, especially
among the factory operatives. which
let' them in a dcbilitaicd condition, tor
winch your tonic seems to DC the very
aud il; has sold well.
Nni,Nn tr,l..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-07

No one questions the identity of IT.
Walter e, Peter, IL tall, handsom,
Young rebel of 25. 1t appears both
RON the wartime papers and from
r.. l.. LIS" note in tho Aymy ana
Nary .Jourmol that Colonel OIrton "
was Lawrence A. Williams. n son If
Captain William e. Williams, United
states Typographical engineer. who
was killed at Monterey. September p.
1916. The body of the elder Williams
WAS taken to Buffalo, N. Y. md. in
Ao'npaiy with the body a, Captain
george +. Field, 81 United States in.
kntry, who had been lanccd to dcotb
u Mexican cavalry on the field Of
rontcrey, while lying wounded on
'c groutd after II gallant assault. wns
sR.rlcd with great ceremony by the mi.
zia aud citizens of Buffalo.
r'wrcncc A. Williams was graduat.
Y from the Military Academyiu 1852.
b tic c'aSs that entered West Point in
~. %gradunting in 1850. In this class
IRE Colonel Casey, General Slocmm
4. jerome N. Bonaparte -aftcrwnrds
oct d'Escalron Sd Cuirassiors
french and Major General Alexan.
IT McD McCook, Lieutenant Gcncr.
Sheridan entered West Point in tLc
me class. Williams rose TO be can.
r'n IN thc 10Th Infantry by regular
'romotlon, and by selection was pro.
aoted to be major 9th United States
lie served as an aide 10
cot, and went South after the frs,
'nll Run fight. OF him a comrodc
ays: "lle was one of the most intel.
'ctnnl and accomplished mon that
ave over known. have never
llkCr.N
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! II was not until one ofthcm attpmDt.
ga TO pass the guard at the door TINT
;'i'ey even suspected they were priso.
lers' Colonel Baird told them that
'hey were nndcr arrest, and he should
|nold them prisoners until he waslful.
y satisfied that they were what they
|p'rportod to be-, He immediately ,clr.
[rAphcd.to General Rosecrans, and re-
the answer that he knew moth.
'hg OF any such men, that there were
>" such men i'll his employ, or had his
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Colonel Baird Immediately telc.
lSrAlhcl the facts to General Rose.
l'rnns and asked what he should do
anu in a short time received an order
TO try them by drumhcad court.
martial and if found guilty, hang them
immediately" The court was coDyen.
|ad and before daylight the case was
decided and the prisoners told that
'hSv must prepare for immediate
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In iie .ArGy aad N0ry journal, Il
l.. L. wishing tu establish the idruti
y OF u chici actor in the scene. repro
tnreS trGm a war lime newspaper the
.u!lpu inc,