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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19
The Pulp,t and the Stage.

Rev. r. N. Shrout. Pastor United
Bretheren Church, Blue Mound, Kan.
says: IL feel II my duty 10 tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery
has done. for inc. Ny lungs were bad.
ly diseased, and my parisbioncrs
thought | could live only q fcw weeks.
Ttook Ave bottles OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery aud am sound aud well.
gaining % lbs. In weight"
Arthur Love, Manager loves Funny
Folks Combination. writes, "AttcF q
thorough mai asef convincing evi.
slemce, am confident DR.. King's
New Discovery tor Consumption beats
'em ill and cures when everything
else fails. Tho greatest kindness | can
do NY many thousand fflenjs Il 70
ssrge them to Try II! FREQ trial bot.
FLEA nj J. y. J0xRs'6 Drug Store. Reg
n1nr sjxc 5O.. and 11A0.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

Among members of the Alliance in
Congress who have endeavorcd to &C.
curc the needed relief to the people,
Hon Clarke Lewis is a CONSPICUOUS
figure. While under the disadvantage
incident to new membership, this gen.
tlcman hos introduced a bill to repeal
the law providing a sinking fund,
which awaits action by the House.
lie has sought opportunity to bring
before Congress a resolution to invcs.
tigatc the bond forgery exposed by
Mr.. Plumb, of Illinois, two years ago,
but was denied the floor. Among the
most concise and truest arrangements
of the monetary system yet published
is that OF Mr., Lewis in a speech on the
tariff. delivered May II, to which the
attention of members of the order is
called as proposing a true remedy of
more money on the peoples products:
Nat. Economist.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

Gen. Longstreet, the most distin.
guishcd surviving soldier Of the Con.
fedcracy, after spending two weeks in
81. Louis rs the guest of Mr.. Jerome
I'LL, lett for his Georgia home on
Thursday. At the unwilling of tho
Lee statue in Richmond on the S0th oil
May he received an ovation that de.
monstratcd how strong is his hold
upon the affections of tho Sautheru
people, in spite OF the political abcrra.
tions OF his later years, and his ex.
prcssions to friends who met him dur
ing his St. Louis visit show that hit
heart is still with his people. lie !:
opposed TO a Federal election law
such as is now being ~concocted by Q
House Committee, and asserts Fl or
observation that the negro Is well
treated In tho South aud is deprived
Of none Of his political rights il I,
understood that Gen. Longstrect Il
engaged upon a history Of the civi
war. aud especially Of tho campaigns
IN which he took part, and II he lives
TO complete the work II caunot fail e
be a valuable contribution to tho his
tory OF a conflict all OF which no saw
and part OF which he was.- st. LOuil
Republican.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
To be Awarded ut the eth Annual
Fair of the NOxubcc co. Agri.
cultural society, 10 be
Held Oct, ELIZA, 1890.
GRAIN, HAY &c,

GRAIN, HAY &c.
AZ r c Patty, $3.50 Tor the best half bush
ell of corn.
Al Brisk jacobson, manuf's and dealers
in clothing and gents furnishing goods. Me-
bile, $3.50, thrO' DR.. j. Z. ii. Jones. for the
best % ears Of corn.
As f Jamison, $500 for the best display
of pop corn raised and exhibited by Il boy
under II years old.
40 hamburg, kraus, Lauer Il Co., whole
sale clothicrs, New York, offer thrO' q sty-
lish spring oyercoat for the best bale oil les
IideZa, crop of 1890, not less than 10 pounds.
80 d l. Gaskill. tobaccomst, Salisbury, n,
Carolina. $500, thro' Ames II Adams, for
the best . pounds leaf tobacco.
COTTON.
81 Leonard Krower e. Co., wholesale jew
elers, New Orleans, offer thro' NJ Ii Haynle,
a~"noyelty cotton clock" worth 50, for the
best bale of long staple cotton. weighing
not less than $50 pounds, raised by the eX.
hibitor in NoXubee county and exhibited
by him.
81 Sundry subscribers to the cotton pre-
MUM 5 $50, also for best bale long staple
cotton, same condition as in special 81.
SO. Sundry subscribers to the cotton pre-
MUM $40, for ID best bale long staple cot
ton. same condition as in special 81.
"a ] Holberg IL Son, one Eureka" cot.
ton planter complete. worth $3.50, for best
hale of short staple cotton. same conditions
as in special 81.
IS Sundry subscribers to the cotton pre-
mum, "a, also for said best bale of short
| staple cotton, same conditions as In sp1 81.
IS Supdry subscribers to the cotton pre-
| MUM, 80, for the I'd best bale of short sta
ple cotton, same conditions as in sp'l 81.
- r--l L.. - Ah- ..NNAn nrn
| MUM, Sl2:5o, for the best bale long staple
cotton, weighing not less than 400 pounis
grown out Of .he COUNTY anu ~ ill., 70
any peisIn .,aHiuS ~ " tha nn,ton nre
10 Ssna'i ~" anI hast h,io long s,anl,
mum CIV, '"i .nI .nu U.s. v"U SSse '"
COTTON. same 'nn;vnrs q. =, ~ ho .o,;o, nro
P SunHr "a su ,or ,ho hsst h.lo If shor, sts,
mum, sl1,oV. iof .ue uee. . y y. snHs-
W a suDrs 70 tns co,.on pi .o,,"n
SlO, LOT the "a pes. pu'e suSl' s'aP'0 'V'''"
same cohultons Us III sP ! u 3
HOGS, PR0DUCTS&c.
n " p Snowden. s. for best NOXubet
county cured ham. 8
~ "A Tvson. 81 for the 2nd best HON,
cured ham
gs 7 Tyson. "a for hest aide home cure,
bacon.
"a G. .Jamison. - for ID best side o
home cured bacon.
a. Brisk 4 Jacobson. manrrs and dealer
in clothiny and uen,s, rurn,sbinp goods. Mo
lille SIM thro7 Dr 10 n Jones. for bcs
sne,.imen If lard.
ra i,ris, & Jacobson. thro' Dir. Jones. 9
tor ID hos, snerimen or lard.
q, Erlipse Manrr Co.. leans pants Nc.
Nashville otrcr thro, Am,s a. Adams. -, mai
of han,Isnme Miss. Mills leans nan for III,
host sne'.imen or native rire.
vrry.r,ut NC WIN. poors g..
No''' nooio w.
6S NJ Ferry 4 Co.. sevdsman,. Detroit
MiclI.. offer thro' II NJ Marx. n package con
tanning u papers OF their choicest Howe
seed aud u copy of u very pretty horal ~
bum for hest half bushel Of Irish po,ators,
90 ID n Ferry a Co, also oher tnro =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19
CHERIFF'S SALE.
The State of Mississippi,

The State Of Mississippi,
. NOXubec County.
Mary McGowan
vs.. Execution.
L, W. aud 4. L. Walker
I BY virtue of the above Il ted writ direct
ell TO me from the Office OF J. l.. Sennttt. Il
Justice of the Peace OfSaId county, will on
Monday, the 4th day Of August, 1890,
at the Court House of said county, within
legal hours. sell by auction to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described
propcrty. which has been levied Oh by me
as the property of said defendant. and will
be sold to satisfy said writ and all costs, to-
wit:
East half of northeast qnartcr and south
east quarter and east half Of southwest quar-
ter of section 81. township II, range Ii, west
half of southwest quarter of section 33.
township IL, range Ii. north half of section
;, township IA, range 10, containing Isl Il
cres more or less, and situated in the above
county and state.
T.. 4. DORROll,
iulvl2-3t Sheriff.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

Cholera infantum has lost its terrors
since the introduction of Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhocs
Remedy. When that remedy 10 used
and the treatment as directed with
each bottle is followed, q cure Is Ger.
tain. Mr..X. ". Wafer, u promincnI
merchant at Waltcrsburg, ILL.,, says
ut cured my baby hpY Of cholera in'
fantum after several other remedies
had failcd. Tho child was solew that
no seemed almost beyond the Mf Of
human hands or reach Of any Medi
cine" 25 aud 30 cent bottles Tor sale
by 7. $. MuRPHKy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

Mr.. Van Pelt, Editor OF The Craig,
Mo-, Meteor, went 10 a drug store at
i~Iillsdalc, Iowa, and asked the physi.
clan in attendance to give him a dose
of something for cholera morbus and
l~oosness of the bowls. lie says: 81
felt so much better the next morning
that | concluded TO call on the physi'
ciaD'and get him TO fix ME up n supply
of the medicine. | was surprised, when
he handed me n bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGs
Remedy. lie said he prescribed l,
regularly in his practice and found !,
the best he could get or prepare.
can testify to its efficiency IN my cast
at all events" For sale by 7. S. MUIR
| PHEY,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

-
No man condemns more the prac-
tice of kicking a man down than the
editor of the Democrat, but no one
condemns more the practice of toady.
ing to those in high position or::excus-
ing the shortcomings of those in pow.
err and place than this humble scribe.
II W, l.. Hemingway had, perchonce,
been an humble tenant and stolen a
horse, the voicc,of the Examiner would
scarcely have been raised in the poor
mans defense: but as Mr.. Hemingway
has Incorporated three hundred
THOUSAND dollars. the Examiner must
"claim he is innocent unli. the mystic
~ is more satisfactory solved" and
That, too, after a jury of twelve men,
III friends, after a hotly.contcsted trial
in I%Icmingway's own 'town, found the
exTrcasurcr' guilty as charged" What
further proof is needed? What mystic.
nv is there to be solved? II does not
dcvolvc upon the State to prove that
Mr.. Hemingway gambled. il dcvolved
upon Mr.. Hemingway to produce
what was due the State. He did not
do it, hence his conviction. 1t makes
us fired 10 see newspapers and indi'
viduals attempting TO override facts
and reason in their efforts TO manufac
ture a maudlin sentiment in favor of
heightened criminal, among the pco
pie who have been robbed. The Su
prcmc Court has a duty to perform il
this case, a duty to the people founded
on law and justice. The position o
the defendant. a manufactured cent?
ment in his favor, should no! swa,
onr judges Gotta from the path o
law and duty. The people are look
ing to the Supreme Court for justice
and will expect Il from that high Fri
bunal.- Grecnville Democrat.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

If you want a daily newspaper that
will keep you posted on the currcnt
topics of the day, give you fullest and
latest market reports, Southern States
news. which keeps a regular cores
pondcnt in your town. lake the Neu
Orleans DAILY Tines Democrat. Arti-
clcs will appear in 1t from time to time,
showing up the advantages, industries
aud resources of the town and county.
w. +. Ferris receives subscriptions aud
has ii always Oh sale.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19
Proceedings Board of Supervisors.

On petition ct h. +. Whitehead CT
al. the following was granted:
We the undersigned petition you to
allow q change on the Tom chatham
| place Oh road III, to move said road
to the right and through Cha'mans
| field. This change will save a good
deal of expense TO road hands and
money TO tile county. And It appears
from the statement made by W. ID
Clark that said chatham claims liam
ages by reason of the opening of said
road. aud that he is entitled TO the
same. the said chatham was allowed
the sum of $25.
The petition OF Jno. r. Dinsmorc ct
al, for bridge across Cedar creek on
Macon and Memphis road, was gram
ted aud proposals invited
1t appearing from he petition OF {.
f, Jackson ct al, that the bridge
across Ilashuqua creek on Adams and
Tripplett road is in a very dangerous
condition. il was ordered that a new
bridge be built. aud the contract was
awarded to 5, w. and l.. NJ. Adams,
Jr., at $3.50.
The claims of Mississippi Pcnctcnii.
airy for transportation of prisoners
was rejected without prejudice.
The claim of w. 5, Jon 5 OF SIS for
making and hanging 4 awnings Oh
Jail windows was rejected.
1t appearing from the petition OF
Mrs S. A. +. iDggs that the bridge
across Woodward's creek on Macon
and Warsaw road is greatly in need
of repair. L. a. Denton was author
lied to let said work at private con-
tract.
The report of j. Faser, coroner and
ranger was received and filed.
1t appearing from the statement
made bp j. A. Nicholson that the
bridge on lIashuqua creek on Mushu-
laville aud Summervillc road, is great
~ in need of repairs. f. A. Denton
and Jesse Blythe were authorized to
let the work at private contract.
Report of w. p. Simpson. Supcrin-
tcndcnt of Poor House, was received
and filed.
j. p. Stokes was authorized to let
out the work for cutting loose a drift
in Noxubee river near Crantord's
bridge.
Reports OF S. NJ. Thomas, Co Supt.
Ed. of schools visited since last reports
and of pay certificates were received
and filed.
The erection of bridge across Horse
Hunter was awarded to q. w. Elkin
at 1921.
All bids for furnishing nails were
rejected.
1t appearing that q new bridge is
needed over Tutton's slough on Ed.
munds bridge road, j. p. Stokes was
authorized to let same at private con-
tract.
Petition of J, S. Madison not to per-
nit Supervisor Denton to cclect Grand
Jurors was rejected.
W. p. Simpson was authorized to
have Poor House ground enclosed
with plank aud wire fence, and to get
a stove.
The President was authorized TO
purchase Tor use Oh the public roads,
100 steel scrapcrs and 500 long handle
shovels.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

Ayers Hair Vigor has long hclG the
first place, as u hair.dressing, IN the
estimation of the public. Ladies fluid
that this preparation gives a bcauti-
full gloss 10 tho HAIR, aud gentlemen
use It to prevent badness aud cure
humOrs in the scalp,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

Mai. Thos. Holmes, an old and well
known citizen OF Winston county,
died several days ago, aged rs wears.
His wife, aged Y, survived him only
a few DAYS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

Many Of the worm medicines and
vermiiugcs sold by druggists i~rriiatc
the stomach ola little child. DR.. Bulls
Worm Dcstroyers never do. AS
harmless as candy, yet never fails.
Tfy them,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

My wife had clills and fever for
nearly Il year aud tried everything.
At last Smiths Tonic Syrup broke
them. now prescribe it in my prac.
iico.-A. W. Travis, NJ. d. Silver Lake,
Kas,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

Tho Herald's conduct smacks some.
what of impertincnce.-News.
Smacksl You forget who you are
talking about.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

L. NJ, McLaurin, father of eight
sons. all prominent citizens OF the
State died at his home in Smith county
LulN 9th.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

Mr.. Howard p. Bosman, retires
from the control OF the Coast Beacon
and is succeeded by Mr.. W, L. May.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

Tho pulpit. the beuch and the bar
recommend Cheaiham's Chill TOMS as
the 0rst antipcriodic In use, being frco
from poison aut guagautced. For
saIo< Nv j. r. Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19
Don't Forget

That The BEACON is made up on
Friday evening. All local items and
business notices should be handed in
not later than Friday morning, all
advertisements and communications
not later than Thursday, All can be
better attended TO before Thursday.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Casoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorii
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19
MISSISSIPPI WILKES

" We! handsome coh' drk brown color, fine style. stand, about III and ri lvst,,
INV po"h"s. MS molherd Wd when h was borna and hat to 10 raised on hottcI lint FIR
TN. he OF" certainly havc made \ horse Of C hands. His sire, Tennessee WIKI.
gSo Is quite young 10 years. and has not had a chance yt to show what Ms .os ..
10, "a the! are showing speed and adozcn or more will inter the sD Hst lin ISm Miss.
"sptt "M m. %" "a" -H'" e@ WIKI "O ua"dHhg, which shows he could tmt If piycn /,
chance. lei closely related to Axtcl 2i2 sold for $685. WO and Stands NJ suso win
book mh fr iso) Red Wilkes tsre of over an $50 list The King hats gd ,~ s ,
WWWs stm month mt many other descendants of Geo Wilkes. tbatb .ys hro,... -
prices under the hammer. """s"' '"g
"s'sspp' ""hes WIN MAKE the season or 1890 AT my stable. Tems-1bNo so.so,
note due Nov. ih 1850, with rshtof return in 1891 for any mare thai, does n,r W., T., w."
JIM. HOLMAN.
Macon Ma
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19
& SALE.

\
The Estate Sale .! Notes
of and
J. W. san dcrs. deed Accounts.
BY virtue of Il decree of the Chancery
Court of NoNubee County. Mississippi, rem
dercd on the 10Th day Of April, 1870, AIT
thorizing the same, | Will, on
Monday, the 7th day Of July, 1890,
at the Court House door within legal hours
sell for cash to the highest bidder. all inc
notes and accounts and evidences OF indeht-
edness belonging to the estate OF said j. W.
Sanders, deceased.
JACOB HOLBERG,
jel4-3t Administrator
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

Having secured the agency for the
Cheatham's Chill Tonic, | have doS-
en- bottles TO give away free 10 persons
having chills and fcvers,--For sale by
j. +. Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

Duval Co., Texas, sent the first bale
to Galveston, July s, and II was sold
for 500.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

"ohuhy thN ~ VoJ VI mug uots AO'Vt
at the door OF the Court House, within lc.
gal hours. sell to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described lands and buildings
dying and being in said county of NoXubee.
and in the town of Macon, to-wit:
Lot % and storehouse thereon at the dc.
pot in Macon, and otherwise described as
lot of block b, according to the depot sur
yey of said town; and also the buildings
and improvements on the southeast quarter
and southwest qnarter of block 3. accord
ing to said survey, the purchaser of the lat
ter having the privilege of continuing the
lease of said southeast quarter and south
west quarter of block 3, by paying ground
rent to the Rogers Locomotive Co. Works.
The title to the above property is believed
to be perfect. but the administrator will on.
ly convey such title rs vests in him by yir.
tue Of said decree.
JACOB HOLBERG.
%jel4-ts Administrator
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

The Estate Sale of store bOVse
of and lot and other
}. W. Sanders, decd buildings at Depot.
BY virtue Of 4 decree of the Chancery
Court of NoXubee County, Mississippi, rem
dercd on the Both day of April, 1890, author
izing the same, | will. on
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19
LIABILITIES

SS2Sl 40 Sie2Sl 10
- n " ~ i" Cashier of Merchants Il Farmers Bark. orMacon, Misssipp
~, '"! m" inc ioresohhS Is Il true. full and exacts statement of he assets, md
ao"hu oil sad Bank on the day and date named therein as shown by the books a
same. u Nv go '" '"ohs VI
swMh 70 ant subscrbtd before me u Notary Public. in mn 6r to, ,n,,n 90 y -.
C. Stale OF Mississippi, this the It'll day of June, 1890.
JOSEPH l.. FATTY. Notary Public
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-07-19

Mississippi Wilkes
Bonn June ~. lSSj
very dark brown
colt. hind fee,
white.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

NrHEREAS-Def has been made in the
W payment OF the money secured by mort
gage dated the twenty-hrst day OF septem6er
lSS5. executed by Nat4an Y. Earlow and Eliza
Jane Barlow. MS wife. To LdHin II. Icale,
wIich said mortgage was recorded IN the OF
Use Of the Register II Deeds OF the county Of
Kent. State of Michigan. I'm liber liz of mort
g2gcs. on page u. On the thirUeth day Oi
september, lSS1. a1d.
whereas. said mortgage has been duly as
signed bv the said Kdw'n u. Teal 10 Frances
=. Moshcr. OF llulsda.c Michigan, b assign
meut De- p ing date the Iih day oi Aprii. 1870:
and recorded In the Office oi the Register Of
Deeds. ia said county. on the eighteenth dss
Of june 1870 TN liher ll2 ~ mOrtg6g Oh page
.Esj. and said mortgage is now owned By Fran
cess. Mosher Aforesaid aud;
Whereas The amount claimed 10 be due on
said mortgage is toe sum OF one hundred aud
orty-el.,ht dollars and ninety three cents. be
sides the attorney Tee aua ether costs allowed
by law. and mo- suit or proceeding DHVlhS oteh
instituted at law 10 recover the debt no" re.
naming secured hy said mortgage or any pari
thereof whereby the uover ~ sale contained
iu said mortgage has become operative. now
Therefore. Notice is hereby given that ty
virtue Of the Saig power oil sale ana Ia puf-
suance q the statue iU such cases made ane
provided. the said mortgage VIII be foreclosee
by the sale Of the pIinlses therein described
az public auction 20 The highest Bidder ~ the
front entrance % the circuit court room on
Iv0n-st. fn the city ~ Grand RDpids. In sal
Kent county. state 81 Michigan. that being
the plaCr of holding De circuit court thereof
on tne twelfth 6av of July. ls.0 ~ 81 O'Clock
ia the forenoon 81 that day. which said pre-
misses are described in said mortcale as FOB
lows to-uit. The southwest quarter - 81
tie northeast quarter "a oi section rumbei
fgrnrv-fvc .Z5. in township numtc- 'en iN
north pf range number ulue ~ west contain
i0gf0rtv 60 acres Of land, be- the same more
or less.
FRANCES s. GOsHFR.
& Gr-vrv. Assignee.
J.. Auarnev. SatJuu1
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
WOMAN AND HER WATCH.
The EndI-ss Variety OF ways She Ia
vents to Ruin Ii.

vents to Ruin Ii.
Perhaps a woman can't sharpen pen
cils and throw stones in just the or
th0dox way. bat she can take care Of
watch exactly 70 the queens taste. and
her inventivCncss as 10 the number OF
absurd and ridiculous ways OF wearing
IL is only equallcd by that displayed by
man in formulating excuses for going
out between tho acts or getting in late
from The club. Her ministrations begin
with winding the watch, which she
never thinks OF doing unless she Is going
shopping or OF journey. Then, if she
doesn't break tho handspring, she tucks
tho watch inside her dress, where the
multi.udinous hooks and buttons scrapo
and scratch .Se case, and where IL re-
Quires a half hours investigation when
shc wants % see what time i.is. 1t night
when -ho takes her dress on she forrcts
all about i. q course. and sends il
vhizz!nC under tho bed or bureau IS
she throws back her bodice preparatory
20 wrestling her way cut Of IT, II IL
stops shc isn't at all Disconnected.
Aftcr all IL IS only rho unusually care
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

LcCPsEsaE 80 81 sEssFAPEE sTeDlcAIE co y
Fer nozs than . UonEh ths shops q
AeN Korz have beea inundated ulEh
girls. The preParallsns FOR sumner
bring them ogt In ssarsas, aid every
bazaar Ia town Fesea bles . beehive.
Fer, you En0S, a girl's summer outfit IS
a thing u such importance that she
must have hand IN al the Ges4lls.
Are not most q the matches made In
sumner. and does not girls destiny
depend more on the style and nt Of her
gowns tlsn any shing next % pretty
face? I should ike % kBoB Uhen she
las a berter chance % display her
charms - advantage than II tie lati-
tlde as % color aad style Waieh she
enjoys In summer. know many
young mlss was s0ud be shamefully
neglected ia = ball dress bus who IS
simply Irresistible Ia a tennis jacket
The girls arc not going 70 spare papa's
purse az this season u the year, and
WY should Jhey2 II liberal outlay
captures tie right kind of 4 husband
tae money is we'll expended. AMI next
year-xhT George wlil foot the bills
called 40 one of rae swell dress
MAKERS the oshe- Day and saw = bewil-
derlng display ~ sam-er Jackets There
was q gromenade jac 1et made 0t broad
cloth VI f. aeE sl4de ot blue HiLh vest