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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05


II "a sure 4 can keep lac IRE going aad i
seems as though We mlzns keep the soaf
oat II t1s cupsoard . .ltt-s iougeF. AID /
may I'D something - 60. yoG know.
There was q big lump lu the boys taroatl
However. a. ne sad this, slncs he n41
tr4lnped the greater part u the tsy loo2ng
f0F work.
You're u0t strong enough. It's poor
tine for slckiy b0Vs % a. cot for work, -
sad the last man 20 whom he had applied
eaa MAJ Uas quite discouraged, snd had
returned q the oi1 house ii the clearing
VITA heavy heart.
The dependency 0f Aun. Ruth touched
Nafhaa 5rghE deeply, snd 70 cheer
her he had spokea orayely, hopefully of the
future. Hs anew well enough that the
house they occupied might DC closed
against them AZ any time.
squire Gouge had secured the place the
year before oa a mortgages that the bus
band Of Aunt hath Singleton had given
Ala when ne az ca a sick bed from which
he never FOse.
TIE S.Egletons had no chil1reo, and 80
orphan Nat, a nephew. came 10 live on the
farra he was faithful I'd, and soon grew
ilto the hearts Of the ehildless elderly
people.
The long sickness and death OF Mr..
Singleton, however, changed nc aspect Of
every thing, and the year after his death
was oae of struggle and self-deniai 10 the
widow and her nephew
Squire Gouge was here to-day, Nat,n
sald the widow, after moment
What did hs waEt, auntl"
NCan you not guessF'
Not this cd houser
.'Yes, thai - the fact He has engaged
family u take the farm, and they Will move
IN next week and we must travel, that's
exactly what be said"
THE Oh scamp"
'Hush! Nathan. l suppose we have
really no clam upon this place, but il will
be hard 70 90 from the old home 20 which
your Cncic Jack brought ae a bride L score
Of years ago"
The haggard woman bowed her head, un-
abe % hold back the tears.
Il don't care, Aunt Ruth. say Squire
G0uge il q mean man % turn Us out just az
the beginning ot winter. He knows we
haven't place 10 90. How - your side,
auntt Does 10 feel any betterf'
''No and | fear never win. The doctor
sad alust have absolute rest for month
o. least; but begg.rs can't De choosers.'
..Beggarsl Never that, Aunt Ruth"
The boy r2lc lace was lilcu, anC us
slender form drawn up 70 It's fun height,
while his bosom heayed
"He said bcggars ought 70 50 on the town
to the poor house, Nat, and | suppose he
was right"
.'Did squire Gougc say thati"
"Yes, and much more"
The mean cid skinhinti He knows that
h got this farm for less n half is value
IL he q paid the difference you would have
suug sum IN the bank now. Tom Adams
tod NE that, and he knows. IN let old
oougc know that he cant run over you,
Aunt Ruth, when I'm around
Thcu. without listening 10 the good
woman's protest. Nat Bright rushed from
the house and was soon strlding Ike mad
down the road that led 70 the little city tive
miles away.
~Oh. the mean OLD mani I'll see him and
tell him what | think OF his wickedness. "
thought Nat. as he hurried on over the
frozen ground.
December was here, but a. yet no snow
had fallen. Nat hurried on for half Z nile,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
A TIGER IN THE TENDER.
a Startling Adventure in India
A True Story.

[ was within five
minutes of startln G.
time when | tade
III Y youn & Wi fe
"Good morning" and
left her standing in
the doorway of our
bun gallo w, a n q
walked toward the
"housc" in whi c IA
was painting the iron
steed that 1 was To
drive through 4 sec
tion of one hundred
miles aloD g the route
of the Great Punjlub
railway that crosses
Hindo 5 tan, from
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

N-v Nrscws Iltlz ~v7 shf -
~.1Vs - Usrt f1r ealidren testlaa II secf :
tFe en.t efnS ffe -HwT atFrS rr ran
nfnt fcte arf q tee bcsr rernely Tor
a-argAsst. - ceRss asts-e
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
NAT BRIGHT'S LUCK.

3EkE > : bard s2-
iaf E.sfilFe Is. 4ls1 I
dl1 3 knoH what -
s14l d.
Gsxsi Ms. Sins
tCE crossed . sr
wFakied h@uGs ia
her zap an4 llCAei
ne 9-essiy iuto tae
face ~ the fcfl teeB-
year-sia boy wa %
ccnfrontc.i lsT tas
aiagY ol1 aen q
tAe BEig8s farm
g. -.
Are We 50 poor
thel AlnE E4Ihf
queriei Nas eright.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

IhAlis. All others daily except sunday
Taking erect sunday July a., lSss
Sleeping cars run % Paci sc Rnd Atlantic EK-
presses ~ Ahd IRON Beiroit-PaFlof cars rua
on itay tApfos> ana Grand Rapids T. press 10
end from DeJrOit-Direci connections maae al
Detroit With all through trains last Tickets
on sale al | Mon Ticket Olloo. a. MonToe Si
and az Union depot
fsfn M bgIeGs, Genl Agt, a5 Monroe ST
o. ". kUG6iEs. q. p and r. Art Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

The shortest line 30 Detroit and Iasf iIe.
CANT parlor cars between Detroit and ,sT4nd
Rapids, Trans leaving Detroit % y ID alc
Grand Rapids 0.lo = m run daily. Other trains
daily except sunday.
A. ALNeUIsr. Ticket Agent. Depot Gro ~.
MUSSoy. Union Ticket Agent 4U Monroe. sf
6To. J.. SNun, Gen. Agt. Grand Rapids IS. A.
CARFENrFn. Traffic Manager. =. Is. MralkIA.
General Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

= I"4fs IHdFIb tkNtIl NUH1HN. fUalIY "a
"a ufaaN lfaily except Monday
Through coaches TO CHICAGO on $50 a m
IRAN Through parior coach o. Chicage on
Ia ~ tfdn-.Ne extra charge iaF seats.
he N,.si a. "a. tram consisting OF day coaches
ana smoker runs through u Chicago solid.
IhioHEh combination Sleeping aud rhair
cars 10 and from Indianapolis on Airhf IA.
press trains
Through slecpers 10 and from Chicago ca
night Express trains.
". A camENgre. Tranic Manager.
WILLIAM A. GAVErT. Asst Gen. Pass. AGENT
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

DETROIT LANSING A NORTHERN
~ ferand Rapids A saginaw biwaonJ An
trains arrive auc depart from Onion Bepot
IN ga "a I've. Ar pm pm b IA
6l0'l1:1 6.5AGIanG Raplds-l2 20 DO l0.l0
$40 l--r $50 ----- Lansing -. $50 a.s5 stls
lo:fn 3:i- lZ.pG Detroit - H5 I.g5 40
pm pm an Ar. I've. am pm pm
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
LAKE snoRE4 = MICHIGAN SOUTHERN

THE POPULAR STEAMER. THOS. TBIANT.
is making daily trips from Pctoskey 20
East Jordan and return.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21

Mat McCabc of New Brupswicl, III
offers to pay five dollars to n ncrson
.rouoied with bloody flux, who will
IKE Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Dlarrh~a Remedy according TO direc
IONS ana does not get well in the short.
rs, possible time. One half of n "a
po'l'e OF this remedy cured him of
o.ooaV lnX, after he had tried other
o,'lef medicines and prescriptions by
physicians without benefit. Mr., Nc.
Caoc Is perfectly safe in maxine this
ny, "S 'ilis remedy has never been
rho,"n !" iail IN any case OF collie,
nolera morbus, dysentcrv, diarrhma
Or oloouy ilnX, when the plain printed
r''rftIohS were followed. For sale by
/ s. Mnrphey Druggist.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21
Eupepsy,

rms is what you ought 10 have, :,
'me'' o must have II, to fully on;nm,
hn; Thousands are Searching for 'J !,
aaliy, and mourning because tSev A., =
mo.. Thousands upon thopsa.da ~,
uo.,ars arc spent annually by ncn, =,
'no nope they may attain this NIX,
anu you Il may be had BY ali. w.
guarantee that Electric bitters. If ,s "I
according 10 directions md ,hc use" "sa
PERSISTED III, will bring You good Di
~ s',,on aud ro9st the demon Dyspen.
s,s ana install instead Eupopsy. W.
rcoomniend Electric Bit,ers for Dvs.
pepsla and all diseases Of Liver. Sion,'
~ .9n "a anu Kidneys. Sold at Soc, nnI
,' per bottle at J. II. Jones Drug.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21
A Scrap of Paper Saves her Life.

1t was just an ordinary scrap of n,
per, but 1t saved her life. She WAS i,
l,e iaSt stages OF consumption, told b,
phySlcians inat she vas incurablc and
couIu I'VE only 4 short time. ahe
weighed less than seventy pounds
On a piece of wrapping paper she read
OF Dr. hlnS's New Discovery and got
a sample bottle; it helped her, She
bought a large bottle, ii helped her
more, bought another grew better
i"s'' continued IFS use and is now
strong, healthy, rosy. plump. weigh.
ing 4oponnds. For fuller particulars
send stamp to W. II. Cole, Druggist
FORT smith Trial Bottles ofthis Won.
iefiul Discovery Free at j. +. Jones
~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21
Wonderful Cures.

W. u, Hoyt Il Co., Wholesale an,
Nt'a,l druggists of Rome, Ga, saw
AZ nave been selling DR.. Kings No.,
D,scoVery, Electric Bittcrs and Bncl,'
IL Arnlca Salve Tor four wears
.aavc never handled remedies th1t sell
u.s. wen, or give such universal s,,;s'
,ac,ioh. There have been some WON.
uerIu' cures effected by these mod;
cues ID this city. Several cases ns
rn, Uro"nced Consumption have been
surrey cured by use of a fow bottlos
III. Mugs New Discovery. taken in
c%onneciion with Electric Biiters' W.
Jones. ''' oo'd ny D. f..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21

We give 10 the readers of the Bea.
con Il lille timely advice. hot wealth.
cr is coming and with it collie. cholera
morbus, %dyscntery and diarrhoca.
The only safe way TO combat these
diseases, is to keep some reliable rem.
edy at hand, and all who have tried
Chamberlain'S Colo, Cholera and pi.
arrlTa Remedy will admit that if is
inc most protapt, reliable and success.
VA medicine known for these COM
plants. 1t costs but 20 or 80 cents,
ami may be the means of saving Won
or your family much suffering. if moi
ne llSeli, before the summer Is over.
For sale by I. :. Murphcv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21
Shiloh's Consumption Cur..

NO. l. This is beyond oucs,o, d.,
sold s sou' Cough Medicine eve,
wers, n .om ooses invariably cure thf
Rron. cases of Cough. Cronp' a u"t
o mn"h'.is' while it's wonderful sns
, vysI III the cure of Cousumn,ion ' Is
iM;.no"t parallel in the history Of mo. =
lo,nc' Since its first discovery ;,.t t"-
otbar 'o,n on a guarantee, which no
o.ler medicine eau stand no
a Cough we earnestly al you
=. !. Try it; Price 10 cents, 90 cents Q
sl'o0' If your Lungs arc sor .n's ana
raster. Sold by POROUS
j, F.; Jones. Macon,
r. hamilton. S%huqualak.
I.H. Lucas. BrooksyiIlo
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21
Sucklen's Arnica salve.

IHE BEST SALvE in the worlo g..
Pn " nrulscs, Sores. Ulcers. Sal,
M.eam, Fever Sores, letter. CIon na,,
LANDS, Chilblains, Corns. md C ~,
nrnp'lons. and positively clrcs p Tn'n
or no pay required. 1t IL g]uaron,oeS
~ slve perfect satisfaction or m"ne.
Trlnndcd; Price 20 cents mar h Ivy
For Sale by per oox
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21
tGNsTiEiE SALE.
lHr State of Mississippi. ,
NoNubuc Comfy =,

" >tltr of Mississippi. >
N"NtIbcc County.
Robert. Howe.
".
h-i. Coleman.
~" virtue ct the above Stated wri, ,;ro.,
~ ~ l'o from the office Of +. p Tnutect
" rcn'c of said County, will on
~, 'Acay the 18th day Of October. 1889,
a' IT,. Cou"t-Ilousc Of said Coumt. Aoo''
LIZ. l.onrs' sell by auction to tI'ss hHiitlnl.
t U",,rT lor cash. the ..underyiiod inta ".Snest y
lr,ieI nn lug real property. which has heom
|n'fu on ny me- II, the propcrty "f 90. !" peeh
,%ri'alit and will be sold TO %sa,i:frU t'I! de-
ana al costs, to-wlt: "''''s saia writ
bo,rn NJ anu :, see. ,, T "A, r 10 east o,s,
""'' o. northeast quarter and sonth' east
off nor,h nor!ll-east quarter, less 40 arrov
and "o,,m END OF west halt of nortb. ea.t my,
n emf v",.1east quarter see. 3, II ID. 4 10
", "oiti,east quar- and 40 acres OF n al.
10 ~ eIst nan Of northwest ounrtor ~
-, , ~, Ii II, northeast ouortrr Of oec
half I"s'aef, sec 10, TIA, h 10: two anI
.rr 'STcr on east side north half lot / nn '""
q ea,t ao.h "; north half see Il. r Ia =
onth'w east ilall of northeast quarter AMI
Sc I r quarter of porth.enst on,r .mu
" ~ l 10, 10. This August Sin 1II aso
). M. BOWEN,
Constable
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21
Epoch.

i,a inc translation from long, linger
ing ana painful sickness to roLns,
nealth marks an epoch in the life %,
,"o INDIVIDUAL. Such a remarkable
ovGnt IS treasured in the memory
hoa, .ne agency whereby the GOOD
heal'h has been attained is g%ratcfuIlv
Tlesseo. Hence it is that so much Is
,ie"lu III praise of Electric Bittors
90 many feel they owe their restor,-
l'oN TO health, TO the use of Tim Croo,
Al'cra:lve and Tonic. If VIM
troubled with any disease of tho K IA
short s n'uGf or Stomach, of long or
find ro,;ot you will you will sure.
.ers s"o s rGnet BY nee of Electric Biz.
It J. n '9lu at SOC. and 81. per bottle
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21

sufferers from dyspepsia and live,
doinplalnts feeling weak, nervous ,ni
uoDllIdated, should not use remcd;o,
'hat phlsic the bowels. Thcv .lo",,
use Is; b. Is, Botonac Blood Balm, q
, 'tn,e"y 'hat will strengthen the Dies.
I'VE organs heal the diseased surFscns
81 ~ INC stomach liver and bowels. puri.
!! ana purify and clcase the blood
", "o restore perfect health and
strength TO every part of the bodv
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21

INC BEACON is indebted to r. r.
%ii''ci'' sec'y of the Aberdeen Fair As.
location FOR a COMPLIMENTARY, Tho
III ing will be on Oct. 18th, 10Th. 17th
@"o '8'.,. Besides the attractions ot
The r9l', the National Association ot
'o''cds will meet at Aberdeen on fine
] ~ and 10th aad the National Guards
viii drill Oh the 18th
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21
AN ORDINANCE
To Prevent tho Importation Of Infectious
Diseases.

SECTION /. BE it ordained by The Boar
ei Mayor aad Aldermen of lhc town OF NJ,
con- Ihat II shall be unlawful for any pei
son TO import. sell or otherwise deal in :,
. eohd-hdnd or, eaSt-off garments. blanket,
I oeddlhs or bed-elothes in said Town OF IA
: con unless such articles are first turne,
Overt 10 the health officer of said town. an,
Nv MIN subjected t: thorough inmIgatior
FOR such length of time MS no deems sut,i.i
ent to destroy any germs of disease that
may be contained in such articles, not ,x-
ceeuing 81 days: Provided. This ordinance
SINH not apply to the sale of articles of tho
character prescribed which have not been
brought into said town from Some other seq
Ton or community.
SEC. >. BE it further ordained Th,, for
the services required by the list section
h're'h' said health officer Shall be entitled
10 charge the proposed dealer or owner of
sueh goods, Il fee Of not exceediny ono hmm.
urea dollars, which shall be paid before he
CT" De required to- perform the services
therein named.
SEC D. be 1t further ordained, That any
person violating this Ordinance shall an
be fined for each otlen,c. MT
one hundred dollars, or impris.
'heo not exceeding one month. or bv ho,h
''n me and Imprisonment; and that each
ep'rale offer of such articles for sale with.
sara Town, contrary to this ordinance
lali be held to be Il separate and distinct {
iehse and punishable as such. r
SEC T. be 1t further ordained that this I
'u'hahee take effect and be in force from b
I'd after its passage. r." Il
Adopted, Sept. 4, 1899. \
w. ii. BOYLE, Ma,a
Spp'y -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21

Way mate YOU heard what Mr.. G. r
" 1"s., OF Cambridge City. Ind. sor,
~ onalnberlain's Collie. Choler, ",
aDarrh@a Remedy? II moi. Iere !, '; u,
very 'ms last sumner was troubled
s 'I's m"ch with severe pains in iLe
INV ' = and bowels, aud was indnced
Wy friend toIry this Remedy. Itoon
o"o aose' as per direction. and II aov"
u ".lhost instant relief" rs o,I so.
'cht bottles for sale by 4. s Wnr nu ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21

lbcr."t trouble in LeFloro woO 0,,u
VT" 'nlons the negroes. The head NJ
'"ciF Alliance, ono Cromwell, was q
''l'e'enllary bird. and the better class
c~'hegro's objected to him. lie collect.
e".tl'I oI'owcrs..in the woods and made
'hr"'ts 'ga'lst the whites, and then
ne war .'aried. The account we pnb.
''>h elsewhere will show you how #
gs ed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21
Sand Hill Items

NJ
MR. EDITOR = All is quie: and NJ
are pussy gathering crops. Corn !.
Sood, cotton spotted, a few acres ma'
h'ns two bales to the acre, but mostly
IT. WIN take about four acres to mnkc !,
oaic. The syrup cant is fine. health 81
lhe people good, politics active twn
candidates for sheriff and two for onc
representative. The minority rcn "rt
Ul E~N'cnlivc Com. generally cndorsod
we stated in cur last that we were en'
aeavorlng to find out who were the
nominees tor sheriff and one renrcse nv
find In,i' ,nor Ai'cr careful investigation We
hn" mere Is none legally annonneed
, I"' ina, MR., Dor oh was the choice Of
Inc people and Mr.. Murray was the
sinnu on the boilers. We cannot con.
s,ncr mem anything else but boilers
,or they bol'ed the primary convon'
uon which had been adopted BY thc
o"r'ous cubs in the county, and in
cnavasSlng the candidates PLEDGED
themselves to abide tie action of iIn
= I!,nary convention. Then as it is nv
acknowledged fact that Dorroh =, an
me nominee of the primary v ""S
the v%ariors coui;Lotoa Io"feh-
o their pledge. are hand oc 'rhe
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21
Notice.

uho oalsamic healing and soo,hi,,
p.opertles OF Samaritan Neryine nrs
h"d 'f ~, MY brother, aged 10
Naa ms from his infancy. -sanari,i,
nnervinc cured him" A. w. t,"r';a
oI W. MINI. $3.50, at D%ruggifts.
VIC nav a speedy aud positive S;,ro
,1r Catarrh, Dipbthcrin, Co lure
r naa,., = Headache, in SHiLOITsS;
iec,or m..il REAEDY. A Nasal In.
,s0,or iree with each bottle. i-so ie,
p ~ cssirc health and sweet hrss,L
rr'co 90 cents. Sold BY o'ea'n'
=. r. Jones. Macon.
Of Hamilton shuqnalak,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21
ronNISSIONER'S SALE.

The State ol Mississippi,
NoNuhpc County.
I'll. Patty ~ TO-.
No. ll14 v.
Fannie Marin. Adm'N Est. III 'aahe'ry
II, d.. Martin.
In pursuance Of i final decree rendered
IN The abnNc stated eau,r at the .April Tern
\. D., lNSa. of ,hc Court aforesaid. dated
18th day Of April, 1889, the undersigned
I commissioner IN said cause appointed, will
on
Monday, It'll day Of October, A. D., 1889.
IN front of the door OF the Court. House. in
The town Of Macon in said county, within
legal hours. proceed to sell al public outer,
To the highest and best bidder, the follow
lng described real estate lying and being.
situate IN SAID county and state to-wit
East half of southeast quar-, see. %, TI5.
II east.
Terms of salc-Cash.
The title to the above described proncrt,
believed to be, perfect. but | shall only |
onNrE such title lis vests in me hy virtue
I said final tecrce. ~
\. y. ROGERS.
'P'''-'>' Shorthand Com'r.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21

oNE DOLLAR will secure the New
orleans Weekly Picayune for a wear.
~ Is a l6-pagc paper, with reliablo
market reports and interesting readjny
matter for all classes. 1t is issued
every Thursday morning to reach al,
post offices Saturday, thus afiordino
excellent Sunday reading matter.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21

l'e Harrisburg, Pa, Telegram is
preparing a complete history of the
Johnston disaster, which will be SOLD
,orthe benefit of printers, orphan chill.
'reh and aged mel and women VII,
s"i'fed by the food, 1t will be sold
~ subscription and experienced can.
f'ss%rs are desired as local agents to
SOLICIT subscriptions and should writc
- once for territory. Address J. NJ
f'a'ej Pub. Telegram. Harrisburg p,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21
mi w -.
The Only Perfect Remedy

nor habi'ual constipation, d~yspc,si,
" ; Kindred Ills is the famous Cnlitor,
Ina liquid irnit.rcmcdy, Syrup of Fjys
~ ..IehH'nens as well as cleauses In
Ins.om, II is easily taken, and perfectly
NO. "nu Sl.OO
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21

n. Doat be deceived by Aci,ious .,
printed in our paper c%onccrnimo ,hs
merit OF B. B. B. Botanic fon lug
palm are true and genuine. VIII
.Roo.. BALM Co., Atlanta, Ca, for
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21

Families not already supplied should
loose NO time in procuring a bottle of
Chambcrlain's Collie Cholera and Di,r.
rh~a Remedy. 1t is the only remedy
mat can always be depended upon for
bowel complaint in all its forms *
anu 90 cent bottles for sale by 4, S.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21

II Columbus Indcr is alarmed for
,'5' me Democratic banner in Noxu.
}7e VIII trail N the DUST We can
a'''re orr Democratic friend that tnis
" VIII never be realized and il hc
"'o" The people of Noxubee as wc,l
Is we no. he would apprchend no such
2a'amify. The people of Noxuhoo
''e as true TO the democratic nri,c;.
i'es as any in the state, but thew oro
"' g"dgeons to be caught with any
Kind efhait. "!
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21

Manu- oMtP,lclsln was routed when III,
people knew the virtues of Sam;1;a'
Nq pnn No cure no pay.
rIo "re oloood means perfect health
81, samaritan Nervine and Tho "a.
AT Druggists. H.oo'
Cured my little girl of fl. S,o
h %"' ",Sp deaf and dumb, but it cured
unJi , one can now talk and hear as
rElER ROSS. Sprincwatcr W.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21
ERS
-OF-
MISSISSIPPI VI
W Ill open its nevt ..s
thursday, September 26. 1899

oop'eihDer 70, 1889,
Inc University has been put in n mo,o,,
!, The plan of study is recast so
numerous electives in both the A. R "n'
o. courses. Professorships have hon.
reorsanized: Addison Hopuc Pro-, D.en
u.eh1 Languages; R. r, Fulton. pror u,
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