Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-06-21

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w. p, Minor and |. y. Smith have
been tie successful anglers this week.
Their catch OF trout at Marshalls has
not been beaten this season.
w. IL. Boyle who has been mere for
several days, returned 10 his home in
Chattanooga on Friday.
DIR. Holman is recovering from his
injuries and will soon be out again.
Col. Charles Baskerville, who has
been in bad heath for a long time, is
now in Il very critical condition und
not expected to recover.
J. ). Scot, and family, Miss Fannie
Murphey, DR. Manson and W. F. Fer
ris Jr, picnickcd, hunted and lishcd a,
Swaun's Mill on Tuesday.
Chas. Hardin, who has been quite
sick with pneumonia, is recovering
ana will be out shortly.
Mr., aud Mrs. r. j. O'Ncill lost their
infant son, aged four months, on Tues
day last.
N. Scales and family have gone 10
New York to be absent several
months.
Miss Maggie Hill has returned home
from the North Texas Conference
School at Sherman, Texas, where she
has been teaching.
The Nights of Pythias were in con-
tinuous session the whole of Thurs.
day knight.
Capt. Geo. &. billiard and Mr.. r. &.
Patty were IN The stand Thursday in
the Hemingway case.
S. Fried. &. r. X. of +. and seven or
eight other gentlemen from StarEvillc
and Columbus was in town on Thurs.
hny aud organized Lodge of knights
of Pytlias with thirty-thrce members.
The following officers were elected
and installed.
II. +. vonKohn =. G, &.
Thos. J. O'Neill &. Z.
w. s. Farmer V. G.
l.. NJ. Scales X. r. n S.
w. p. Hodges NJ. L.
j. w. Holt NJ. AT A.
j. l.. Patty Prclatc
G.. a. Freeman |. G.
l. Ludie o. &.
Millinery at greatly reduced prices
at MISS MATTE SIMPSONS.
Go TO Miss Matte Simpsons for
cheap hats,
Hats cheaper than ever at Miss NJ.
Simpsons Alliance Millinery store,
| offer my entire stock Of Millinery
al close figures aud will be glad to
have the ladies call and examine.
MATTE SIMPSON,
PURE LARD
AT r. NJ, MARKS Store.
White Star Lard
Kettle Rendered Leaf Lard,
81 recommend the above TO CONSUME
crs for their absolute purity and fla.
vor". =. SCHwEITzER,
Chemist.
The above pure lard can be had at
X. NJ. MARKS.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Ford have the
sympathy oftheir friends and the pub
lie in the loss of their infant child. II
died at Blount Springs and was bur
led in the Odd Fellows Cemetery al
Macon last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Dodd are visit
ing Mr.. j. W. Bridgcrs and family
MARRIED-Thursday evening june
10. Mr. Geo. W. Lockley and Miss Mol
lie A. Brown. daughter of Clay Brown
Notice tho new bank statement IL
is a growing institution
Hon. l.. NJ. Southworlh. OF Carroll
county, will deliver tho address al TIC
N, C. 9Th. Annual Fair.
Wo.wcre glad TO meet our old 'riena
DR.. Matt Clay in town. lie was h"r'
by the high water, but still expects 10
make a good crop.
If YOU intend TO buy fruit trees scnd
your orders to tho old reliable Peach
wood Nurseries at State Line oa''
at our Office for a catalogue and COM
pare the prices with those OF o'her
II nurseries,
| am now ready to furnish orirE
from my kiln at Macon south Oh .he
.;sor n. =. CRYMEs.
CHEAPER THAN EVER,
"0ad 0"'' N. SCALES 4 60.
Buy your fishln -tackles from
W, \. FERRIS.
CHEAPER THAN EVER,
"''" \. SCALES & 60.