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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15
Judge Irvine's sentisneuts.

SpfFiai 10 SGaunaGu.
BUTTE, Oct. h.-JudRe Caleb r. Irvine,
the emb Of the canvassing hoard who
refused tai sign IN majority's report, was
asked by "a STANDARD reporter this after
noon what he thought Of the action of the
majority of the board.
~ consider IL u very illegal. wrong
thing" said the Judge, 'that In all ] care
tn say about IL. The candidates who are
counted out can of cOurse contest. hut no
suits have been begun vet and 1 have
heard Of nome being contcmplnted.'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15

Owing To n crippled dynamo the cleo
trio lights in - portion Of the city were no
burning last night.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15
PERSONAL.

j. A. Lewis of Butte, general agent of
the Union Pacific railroad, was i'm town
yesterday.
]. p. Brophy of Butte, is i'm the city.
ID. q. Herbert of San Francisco, and &.
A. Baker of Chicago. are registered at The
Montana.
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tended To march through she city With q
band playing the dead march and bssrn
one effiQy In front Of the house of Mr..
Jack and the other In front Of that III Mr..
Hall. Leading democrats In town got
word OF 10 and at 10 O'Clock hurried out to
the gtlch and succeeded In inducing the
band To salapend ~OperntiOn.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15
Isit the bartender. Finger.

J. ID. D~crringcr WAS arraignssl before
Judge Fitzgerald yesterday on n charge of
mayhem i'm biting the finger of the bar
AT the Arcade saloon. Dcrringcr
used insulting language, and the bar
tender put him out. Judge Fitzgerald
fixed his bonds for his appearance before
the grand jury AT 81 .OUO. The prisoner was
unable To furnish the bonds, aud he will
therefore he held.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15
Coal.

The Montana Lumber q Produce COM
pany are now resolving large consign-
ments of Lehigh: stove and nut, Colorado;
especially for family use, which they are
prepared 20 furnish To consumers at bot
tosn prices, in small lots or by the car
hnAd.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15

Subscriptions 10 the Standard triN be re-
seired at the business office. ar at the store Of
1rockef d King, Mann street. Advertising
rates can be learned at the business office.
Standard building, corner Of Main and
Third streets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15
Dear and sbear

From the Merchant Traveller.
"Tell me-, George darling" said she
shortly after their marriage, ''do you love
ne as much AS everI" "Yes. indeed"
'And do you find anything i'm the world
hearer than your wife ?' "NothinR,' said
George. "unlces it's the house rent"
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Arrival and Departure OF Malls
the WEATHER.

this city is reported by A. Il. Playter,
druggist. First street. The record for yes
serlay was: . a. M. ~ dcgrces; II M. 40
degrees; Z p. M, "a degrees; 9 y. M. 81
degrees.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15

Il appeal To he settled that the vote on
Joint delegates for Deer Lodge and Beav-
erhead counties is u tie, each of the candi-
dates having 3U2 majority in their respect
i've counties. This result will make
necessary n special election.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15

Messages addressed tn II. McKcnsie.
Dan Thacker md j. r. Ellis are lying I'M
called for Mt the Rocky Mountain Tclc-
9ruph Office,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15

The I. Y. l.. restaurant i'm Main street
was sold yesterday to new p~roprictors.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15
- Fasnily Trait.

Pond mother-See the darling drink!
visitor-Yes, indeed, the little cunning!
Hoo much he resembles his pa!
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15

The Golden Gate club has reduced it's
Initiation fee from $3.50 to 81. This is
quite N fall. considering the attractions Il
Inns OH it's prORrammc for the future.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15
Not SD Had After All.

From Time.
BRO Ticker. it grieved yer ole pastors
heart ter hcah dat one oh his flock was
cotched stcalin' chickens" "Them
chickens wnz fer yerself, kose 1
ter goodness. pahson, 1 conldn't sleep
las night fer thinkin' oh yer bein' sick
an habin' no chilkens ter eat. So 1 lowed
I'd run de risk jess fer yer sake" 'Dh,
den dat, alters de case. IL WIZ err mission
oh mercy, bruddcr, an yer serve great
credit. l hates desc niRgers dat's alluz
thinkin' 'bont dcyself an never looks
arter other folks I wuz berry poo'iy, sab,
am am still poo'ly. Duz yer contemplate
gwine out ergin soon. Bro
Unfamiliar with the Neixborhood.
From Time.
Wife (obscrving policeman pass the
housc, That's the first policeman I've
see pass the house since we've been living
here.
Husband: He probably il n new man,
and hasn't the saloons located yet. I'll
wager you will not see him up this why
again.
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Wanted tn lsurn sh-sn in Enjoy

Special to the standard.
BUTTE, Mont, Oct. 14.-To-night n
of 300 angry men gathered i'm
Missoula Gulch and prepared cfiigies of
commissioners Jack and Hall. They i'm
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15
Fnr Rent.


A w~ell-ventilatcd storage room. Inquire
of Chas. Bertsch. Silver Bow Saloon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15
ABOUT n CITY.

The 7:hO train was an hour late last
might.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15

We have just received our fall dress
trimmings. For elegance. style and
beauty they far surpass anything yet
shown in Montana. Call and look them
over. Respectfully,
Id. j. MERCANrII.E Co.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15
Wanted

A good table waiter at the Arcade restaur-
ant, corner of Front and Oak streets,
nacon
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15
None Left.

From Time.
Black: So Long didn't give you any adj
vice, ell?
Green: Not one bit.
"well. that il easily accounted for; he
didn't have any left. The other day l
went to- him with a cold and he gave me
all he had.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15
Consolation N Cd

From Time.
There is no soup. however watched and tended,
hut one dead hy Is there;
There is no butter. howsoe'er defended,
but has one Nagrant hair.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-15

Special to the standard.
BUTTE. Oct. IA reporter
interviewed Judge w. w. Dixon upon tho
action OF the canvassing board. He said:
"Thc action of throwing out precinct "a
il clearly illegal. They must know they
are not competent To pass upon the legal
ity of the vote east. Their duties are sim
ply to count the vote AS returned to them
by the Judge of election and declare the
result. Now we will have to await the
action Of the district court. This case
must como before the district Judge lat the
fall term. otherwise we could doubtless
have obtained N decision from the Judge
i'm chambers. In the meantime affairs
will remain i'm statu quo 80 far as Silver
Bow is concerned. l don't believe thers.
will be any certificates of election issued
by the county clerk until the decision of
the court is announced. II is certainly
within the right of the county clerk to re-
fuse to issue certificates of election until
il liz decided who 10 elected. II is safe to say
that matters will remain as they are nm
I'll the decision of the district court Is
given.S
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
Whom Shall We Choosei

1--we look in the census renort nj
looo we VIII SEE t.;at while Arkansas
increased 90 per cent in populatio,
during the previous decade, we viii
see ttai the increase OF Mississinni
was only thirty six per O n II
we look at our n%eighborinr state ON
,nc east we will see, that. while ,i,i.s
liRe Birmingham and towns like Shef.
held. Bcssemer. ETC. throbbing viii
'rsac, hustle and life have sprupg nm
all over Alabama as If at the wave NJ
n magacian's wand, In our owp stare
our towns have barely increased n,
the normal rate, and that to-day Mis-.
s,s'ippl occupies the hGmiliating no.
s''ion OF being the only Southern
state, and one OF the only two STATE
~ me whole Union, that has not n
single city within her boundaries.
from this ii is evident ,hat wc aro
pc'ng ontstrippod in the race of nroc.
.css' wealth aud population and if we
Woh'u Keep up, or rather catch nm
We must put forth Tar more s,rcnuon,
chncavors than iu the past.
For these cndpayors n s,,,..o
''ses' nave harmony among our nee.
PIE. 9he accomplishment of snrh
"ar'nohf ana tho awakening of orr
people no the proper activity and on
ternrisc should therefore be ,ho nv
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
Hero

y ave lu our midst n vnuur nm,
a-ejoiorc noted only for bis unessnn.
ar manners bur from thi. time be
VIZ nc noted as oue of the rrsudast
sleroes OF tho age. We have reference
20 Homer DoLgltt~-the vouur ron
VINO perilcd MS lite to save the droru.
ny family Of Mi Z. n. Rogers Mr
af Doughty was on the opposifn nsnt
OF the river when he saw M Voycrs
and siH other. wife. aunt md ian.
children thrown into tho tnam;nr
river ana he al onrc rushed 10 rhoi-
rescue ana succeeded IN ~rearhinv Mrs
isoge's ~ she sanE the second time
S"ughl her and after rrcat ditheulfy
succeeded In getting her snd ,bn nan
SaielY 70 shore thou returned and ra..
es'ed the two little bove. Mr Royers
succeeded III saving Himself and sor
~iih Trest dlficulfy. Mr.. Douvbf,
Wy 'fiis act has shown himself IN io /,
TorthF vornR man. and a son Of wbicb
any father would be urnnd ana az =
1lttin2 tribute to him we sutrrst tbof
ohf CITY csuncii have made y gofa
iheoal suitable and present N him n.
Is pc isihe main support Of widowof
.hothcr and tour little sisters and brot6
'F'' False > sun Of money and give him
lie Will i've Ia our hearts as 4 ilpro
Fiosfsr Miss iltecord March .
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
You are Mistaken Neighbor!

The most beautiful woman in the
world was al the METROPOLITAN Opera
lionsc on Friday evening" Me- York
Herald.
There must be some m.3.ake about
this. She was al the French Opera
House III New Orlcans.-N 0. Plea.
yunc.
The Now York Herald claims that
the most beautiful woman in the
world attended The opera at tho Me-
tropolitan the other night. She has
siuce returned to her homo In Nilsson.
Jefferson City, Mo, Tribune.
It's all o mistake. she hasnI been
ont OF Columbus this winter except on
some short visits and they were moi 10.
New York New Orleans or Missouri;
attractive as they all arc .-Coiumbus
Dispatch.
We knew thai the prct,iest woman
III the world had left Macon on
pleasure trip bu, VIC were not aware
until now that she had yis.ioa SO msny
nlaccs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30

note Of the ensuing euhcrsatoria
campaign
h choosing 8 governor we should
CuoesC not d mere talkinu machine.
not a mere gahbag We want a hssf
ness IN mau hHhbIiug over witt
energy and activiit, q man capable 81
inspiring the people. We wan q man
whu has sense enough 60 ito sn,pe-
thing hesides the mtrr rnutinr work
OF pardoniug eonvicts. ana vctning
inral legislation We want In tact
8 leader u we gei such q governor
we certainly won yct thin out Of the
politicians. We wit Hud him either u
sicceSsSuI. active farmer vino has
been able lo take u tsrH ttcso;aicd hv
the war and make II hlas>nu like the
rose OF sharon. in spite at t,cavy tayrs
anu imports or we Will tuna him d
successful merchant. miller. manufac-
ttror of president Of q stock COMPANY
who have been able 20 make money
and who do not run for office be-
cansC they can't otherwise make q
Next we will have 10 get a
man tree from g. suspicious OF c0l.-
nectlou with the SO called Jackson
ring. Whether there is III reality a
ring there or not, it is moi our
Just now 10 saw, BUt II is +
certain thai a large uumhcr oil our
best people do believe than such q
exists there, dealing OH officers
n its W sweet will, turning the
O!sthe pe%nitentiarv open 10 then
.clonious and disrraceful friends ana
beclerS and wasting the
money Of the Siatu. Ger a governor
ainted with such connection and no
how good a man he Is. he will
iot, he cannot secure harmony among
'ur citizens. Part Of them will took
lpon with askance and will withhold
heir cooperation. :
We must then 60 out at the beaten F.,
we mus reject those who have
Il a1'tc habit OF running tor office
these are bound either to be con {
ected to tue so called ring. or they c
against il, and in either case could /,
OF unite N people. Let us then i.
ave for govcrner>>an Rctivo business :
Ian VINO ls as free from suspiri0u MS !
re golden rays Of the morning that II
oop to Kiss q lilr's ommarbied cheek,
80 who VIII have brains and honesty
10 inspire our pcnplo with =
'niidonco IN himself and in the State ,
'vernmcnt. and who will kindle in r
err beating hearts Eucs zeal TINT
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
"TackY Party

Mr.. EDITOR Il seldom write uuy
Thing for publication, nor make q prac.
tleo OF attending dances, but / tccl in.
cllned ic say . few words about n
"tacky party, which | attended last
Friday night given at the residenrc Of
the iiospitabic Mr.. and Mrs. + A.
Denton, Of CooksYille. Ii wa Inc
tlrst entertainment Of the kind in tins
part OF the country. consequently was
wei attended and quite amusing.
Each one played his part TO perfection
The Young ladies' costumes consisted
OF a combination OF silk. calico. WORT.
ed, satin, gingham, null &C. A skirt
OF silk, oyerskirt OF calico. bssaue ri
gibgham, abd vice versa. II was
amusing TO notice their mixed ribbons
w%reathes, old styie earrings, brarelets
and beads. 1t was left 10 a yofp Of Inc
crowd as to which gentleman and iady
should take the cake" as the tackiest
dressed compile present. MIR. II. II
swirl, dressed IN copperas colored
pants and broadcloth coat. WINS the
successful gentleman. Miss RutL
Tompkins was the highly complin,en.
ted Young lady. None but tho ladies
knew what taste was DISPLAYED in their
attire. Some of the boys did not oh.
serve ihnt il was u buriesnue ON style.
They thought tho fair scx looked NOR,
beautiful and more deseryiue.of com.
pliments than aver before. w will
say to those who tailed 10 attend. and
having been favored with inyitntions
that thtr were deprived Of much plea.
sure. Tho evening passed of pleas.
antly and satisfactorily 10 all. No,
until the clock tolicd the hour OF mid.
night. were the young people remind.
cd OF Tho tact, that the best of friends
must part" However. with man
thanks to the kind host and l,ostess.
and begging permission TO come again
on n similar occasion, they lett for
their respective homes.
WITNESS.
Cooksvillo, Miss,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
Wonderful Cures.

W. hoyt Il Co., Wholesale and
,se's'i druggists of Rome. ca. saw !.
M nave been selling Dr. Kings New
,,ssoovcry, Electric Bitiers and Bnct.
,s1's Araica Salve Tor four YEAR,
Have never handled remedies ths, seIi
as zen, or give such universal sails.
Iac'loi' There have been some won.
ocriui cures effected by these med.
cines IL THIS city. Several eases Of
pronounced Consumption have been
entirely cured By nse of a few bottles
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken in
connection with Electric Bit,ers. W.
Jones. '''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30

Is il worth the small price OF 70 cents
70 IRE yourself of every symptom of
rnese distressing complaints, IL. Won
h''nk SO call al our store and get n hot.
Tie OF StiiloI's Nitalizer. Every bottle
has 4 printed guarantee on il nse ac-
..'pthagly. and ii it does you DO good
~ Sslheo<t YOU nothing. Sold bv
X F.Joncs, Macon,
L. q. Lucas, Brooksville.
- II Hamilton. Shnonalnk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30

l'enry !. Mcdaniel, ex-Citv Tnri-
ncer OF Atlanta. now in charge OF roy.
eminent engineering in Montana To-
.m,o'Y, says that he contracted n ter.
. congh which no physician conld
.as, ont was cured BY Taylor's
Mullen. yum anu
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
II. C.. j. Smith, travelling sale

Ar. I. -. Smith, travelling sales man
Tor hcliord, Clark Il Co, Chicago. lind
Inc misfortune to spraiu his nris.
most severely g. was suffering prca.
pam he SAYS, and my wrIst wa,
nadly swollen a few application o..
chamberlain Pain Balm relieved
the pain aud reduced the swelling in
one night. and in consequence INV
work aud business was not interrupted.
Tor which am very grateful can
recommend Chamberlain Pain Balm
from personal experience auiu bv
1. 5. Murphcy, Druggist.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30

When n person tolls YOU they '
had such a cold IN their life take thcir
word for 1t AMI advise ,hcm 10 mar
Chamberlain's Congl, Remedy and
euro il. For coughs, colds and l,oars,.
ness i has no equal, Sold by I. 5
Murpicy Druggist.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30

Fateai granted "a aitiza,s rr a..
PAS Tees ana reported for ti6sponc-
nNC A. Snow d Co Pairpf io,r -
Pr Us Patent Office WasGipgtor
W S. G Baker Baitimorr NJ r
car trhcS l. BcadJc Genre Sta-
Ala, b%ailing press. = uyodna-
New Orleans Ala. barre. hcaG
-. Ioiher hoin.rs Store, Va. Tension
ueVlcc for fences Ut. j. Uarrer
memphis, Tenn, electric rircui, No.
rector " S. Ilitt. Sbef#pG. AIa ao,
,rtC railway switch L. ii Ilr,+or
ba'llmorG Md. vehicle thrill Nj
i-rachy, Westminster M. gonn,r,.
n1hsc 'fueS John j. Laus Cons,
WIG Miss, cotton plartea /. H.
Soy bushnell Fl4 car cnupliug N
p Norton l-ouisvHla Nv rsitws,
SN'tcli klgu. e.. g.. Parker G,lssgor
~ morse he.aoHur. q am.
einpie Hilt rs. vehicle brake n II
he,'' iie'aelburg Miss seed pI,ptcr
aha ifrliiizer distributor. s n Ha;n.
laIa. baltimore Ma, q apa va,
~ %t'o"nirec Richmond. Ma. lrupE
- J. >alileriana. has Pe-rvvf,I,
is'h R4ti-'a hnb i. sliize.. Lonts.
nv saWaphore sigma. Miilsr3
y a'lt eleasou Station. Tenn
a'1 Frieg c harrow Bnrt.
,aDhol v Fa Cburu. FM C!emont
hF- hee hive J r Friend h.
g NJ weighing scaics. IN. 4
Wiiis;nu Tenn. Cultivstar
=, 4 NeClintars MrKauzir Tann
no''e ~ rake Z j Miller. CarreI.
.en, ~ TbiA Coupling. qurner n
lalisaesa Ala. machine for
'an'aihs and Sharpening gin saw
: = NnirI hilrnia, ga. hinge =
I'hsah. Memphis Tenn. ha-po.s
saddle kP ~eati baltimore Nj nea
lullef' " & Scott, ~siarkviHc Mis-
power iransmiiicr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30

4 person !, seldom sick when Ibcir
oowcis are regular ana nevcr 49,,
''i'en iher are irregular. Bear tb,s ~
ii'iad and keep your bowels revptsr ~.
~ occasional dose Of St. Pntrick
nniS' Sold by T. 5. Murphey Drug.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30

p q nominating E~eH#enffef
! IN pursuance 81 a esli . fle v
r%itiron> orltc town of Macon o
= ies was heli q, Che Ccur uo :
! GQra ms
Tho bod was called Is or'
IN n. when Hon j. II. Gripr ~
elected temporary Chslrn,et ~h 3
5 short address stated thr on ct 6 81
meeting " hc to nenina'a mar
pa officers TO ht voted nor 81 ft7 mr
uieipal election TO he hold I'm me owt
Of Macon on TUESDAY nr>l
Rs motion tho Cl,sir WINS rcar,.
20 appoint q secetarv and three 'cl
'hcreuron tho following wcrr arn
ed, io-wit, " D Ninor.S cretsry
Holt ucnlcy and " r. re-
man %tcllcrs,
On motion the Temporal ofy
were made nermaueut.
Moved hv " 81 Bowie sr1 sarria
that each n who take ea m
this meeting, rlcdrcs himself ahi7l
its action aud % give hoar.r sup
port 70 all nominees.
Moved bv E. D. Cevctt on rar-n
that the roll be called nm racH ans
cast bis bolo whcn bis namo ,s osrla.
Ihcreupon tho roll WIS enl'oH end 14s
citizens were found 10 be n-cseH' an
PARTICIPANTS in the meeting
The Chair announced nominations
for Maror to he in order.
Hon. e. j. O'NeiN IN his oioouor.
and felicitous style. nominate. lar
Mavor Hon a. n. Don't.
Moved by i, h. Madison ami cars
ed that the secretary bo,ifNructca
the unanimous vote nf the mret.
for Mr. Bent thcreunnnthe seerr
larry cast l46 votes for Mr.. DEM whrr
Ne was declared by the Chrirman the
nominee for Mavor
Mr.. f. D. Cayett moved "a nomiv
nc Aldermen Amended br j r
Madison TO nomiuato q Marsha car.
led
by W IL Boyle aud carried 10 nro
ood 70 an election without making
.omtnatiou5.
~ Judge II. W. Footo and carried
bat N The event of no election tho
indmost mar be dropped.
The ballot for Marsha havinn hcnr
ouutod Che tollcrs reported j.. s
colt TO have received 81 minority OF
10 votes cas-.
Whorcupou thc Chair declared Mr..
ro't the nominee for marsha
Moved and carried biz i. +. Madi-'
~ that we nominate Aldermen Nos. .
aud Z.
Hon J. J.. Gy.ges was nominated bv
b, Madison lion I. Fsser was
animated by W. II. Boglc.
Moved by j. e. Madison and CARR.
thai i. j. briggs aud i. Fasor ba
lap'niousiF declared the nominee
. Alderman Nos, I and . respective
several ballols. W. n. Boyle.
j. Fcatherston and j. L.. Grace
ere declared the NOMINEES tor alder.
en- Nos. 3 q and . respectively.
Moved and carried bv j.. r. Dtp..
ore that all nominations be declared
.animous; that . commiite OF three
appointed by the Chair to wait Oh
'rchauts requesting them to close /
places Of business on election
y The Chair appointed Messrs.
Dinsmore, G. G. billiard and ED .
set. IN. GRIGGS
Amor, sec Chairman
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30


EDITOR BEACON Please allow a
reply to Center Point p in vour last
Issue. Respectfully return thanks tor
thc compliments paid me, but would
prefer being excused from BECOMING
q candidate for Kepreseu.atiyc
hope that the Democrat nou..
nees for tue Legislature NAV be patri.
QUO men, with the financial ability as
the increase Of the State debt md
interest, and reduce Taxes 10 lrra.
standard OF economical government
~ q ratio equivalent TO the reduced
prices OF production, labor and ilylur
Respectfully,
W NJ. Hrvrrr
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
Saturday, MOh SO. 1885.

Tho Clark County Times hollis
down all al the iaw and the gospels
NJ progress and huom IN the follow.
'uE irrso paragraph
Stow hv YOUR own prosperity that
, man can prosper m tho South. this
viii do marr to induce immigration
that al. tho advertising thar can ue
done,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30

a Georgia physician writes 10 thc
Constitution. Of Atlantis that the solu-
ton used in the hand grenadns Row
offered Sc extensively for sale Il east
~ snd chespig made by twenty
pounds OF comnou salt. ten hounds OF
sal anmoniac muriatC OF ammonia.
TO he had Of any druggisi, and dis
salvine IN seven cations Of winter.
When dissolved ii ran be bottled and
kept IN each room in the house. In
case of fire, M or two bottles should
he thrown with force into the burn
ing place, hard enough to hreak them,
Ind the fire viii certainly be extiu.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30

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