Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-16

: THE MACVN bEAOON
saturday. Nov. 1e, 1883.
y w.&O. R. 7. Schedule.
Worth hound mail arrives at no a NJ
u Nu'' Io,pa mail arrives nj s;l5 pm.
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- Read "rAID TO" before date on
~ II margin ofyor paper or ON the wrapper.
~. .,sor has an art OF selling lower than
nj =, one else. Thy him.
"a mr. u. B.. Hill, the venerable father
~ hurs Kate McBee, sister OF the late
VA %mentcd pr,S V. D. Hill, arc visiting
~ms aim and family in Macon.
su. yOur money by buying the High-Arm
{. ,.i. from Thos. NJ, Ferguson, Meridian,
A ,%1. He is the only dealer there author
NJ .+I Inv the Alliance to sell machines.
)pII ros, Saturday night the residence
.,wr Will Oliver, near Sherman, Ala,
w.s burned. We have not learned
GRID, ,ow the fire originated. The house
her II was insured
vu, ,qis town Is about as busy as wagon
" trOl ..,:, loods Of cotton and fonr cotton
I'd IA, hu,ors can make it, Messers King,
and u Slater, Amspansh and Hubert want
ali the staple they can get.
IN account of Sam Jones meetings, TO be
u,r;L1n Miss. the NJ. a q. r.. II.
am ,ey round trip tickets Nov. 10th to Dee.
Of inchlslyc. good TO return until Dee, I'd.
II Fare from Macon S2S.
nv mistake, the name OF Miss Mary
c,otcs was omitted from the First
,Ioncr Roll, last week, and Harry
Patty was put for Lewis Patty.
WE. MoNCRIEFF, Principal.
0ur old friend w. J. MaXcy will
ors 20 \ leave his place west of Shuqualak and
hoe accord move mn to the old homestead place,
n y five miles west of Macon, and adjoin-
larger pr inc Showers and Chairman. Wo hope
ha viii be benefited by the change.
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- II An enquirer" wants TO know why
III fine NuXubrc Rifles are never ordered
~ n meet and drill. He thinks that the
~ COMPANY might be pleasantly and prof
itYhly engaged in exercises in The arm.
Ov at least two nights in the week.
49, Mr., John BcvilI, who left Macon
more than Il year ago, has worked
ly .tSw y himself into a good position in n large
that weA hoo I,uun in NamIhiS Tom 300
~ ~ .aa Main street. lie would be glad to
serve ht> friends in NoXubco at any
% rstana ,..,,ih.a
ate or Terri ZINC III h' ''"''
~. We hear good reports of Capt. e..
s,ISS W. Richards, who moved several years
NO from Winston to lays county,
Texas. He viii make about five hun.
- drcd bales Of cotton this year, and
more corn than he can take care of
Ills selling there for fifteen cents a
bu.hel,
Mr.. Lake Eiland was on the street
enc day this week, and W. remarked
to b~ystWnAer that he was in very
GOOD humor. 'Wcll, he ought to be-"
,A Wi, the reply, "hc is the grandfather
|Uu Of a fine Texas boy" Mrs. J. II.
Smith, Of RunnclI's county, Tex, is AT
- her fathers, and mother and child are
.-.. doing well.
Y MlH Bad weather has set in and our mcr.
chants especially should see that the
roads are Kept in a good condition.
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Macon owes it TO the western trade to
Keep the road to llasluqua creek in
good order, AS s0mc Of the bridges
are dangerous to cross, on account of
v1A the haud.raiiings being down, the
w II oVcr'crr should report that fact 10 the
Board OF Supervisors, who would, no
ALL, 0cob', ordcr the repairs to lie made.
~r Mt L, u. Cavc,t informs Us he viii
X shortly move TO the country and will
~ O'' busy with more important mat.
O' he will not have time to write any
wore addresses, at least for Il long
0Ine' lie seems TO fully realize the
nU'H OF the old adagc--"alls well that
eOls wcl'
VI D. II, Jones, OF Fairfield, Ala,
"S teh'ed Mr.. Cayctt's house in town
"u' VIII locate here in a short time,
''' Na'ell will build a cabin on the
"' and make other improvements.
* NC" Crop sugar at 8 cts. at
. r, NJ. MARX.
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