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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
For Ladies. Low Shoes
RefrigerafOrS.

See the Standard Shoe Company, 1923
Wabasha street, next door to Seventh.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
New DESIGNS

we nave one OF the best cutters IN the
city. Come and try US. st. Paul Art
Tailoring Company, No. 1884 Wabasha.
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A UNDERGROUND sack fine granu-


No house will give you better value
for the money.
lbs. fresh roasted Java and Mocha
coffee. .....,...........S1 90
lbs. crushed Java coffee .... l 90
5 lbs. fresh Rio (ground). ....... 90
These are all of the best value, and
our customers will tell you the same.
Pure fgroundD black pepper, per lb.sO 25
Pure (ground) white pepper. per ID. SO
Pure (ground) allspice, per Id. -. 25
Pure (ground) cinnamon, per b.. 25
Pure (ground) cloves. per lb..... so
Pure (ground) ginger, per lib. 800. 80
Pure ground dry mustard, per TO-. so
Extractsl
10c bottle standard lemon. .. 05
a pint standard lemon. ...... 25
% pint standard lemon. ...... 40
pint standard lemon. IS
15c bottle standard vanilla. .... OS
a pint standard vanilla. ......... 50
= pint standard vanilla. ...... 60
pint standard vanilla. ......... 1 90
These are all triple strength goods,
which we have large sale on.
Come and judge for yourselves.
Vegetables are plenty and cheap
with US.
5-lb. jar table butter, the finest. so 90
Strictly fresh eggs, per doZ .. Is
Our Gold Dust full cream cheese,
Our 10 Id. Gold Band hams. 49,. try one
We will do our best to please you.
Best Irish potatoes, 65c per bushel.
Don't fail to investigate these goods we
offer you so low.
FURLoNG GROCERY COMPANY,
Eighth and Jackson.
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Pants. Pants. Pants.

ST. Paul Wire Works, 81 West Third
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EIy Screens

Cheapest place in city. j. NJ. Cooley,
Seo
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Wire Lawn Fences

Every piece bargain.
LOUIS w. SCHROEDER, 16 East Sixth st.
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Ladies' Low Shoes at the Standard Shoe
Company, Wabasha and Seventh.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
Hanan & Sons Shoes. So.

De Cou & Co., 81 West Third.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30

The Macon Grade and High School closed
sts commencement exercises on Friday. p.
m, % of May, 1891, in Il highly satisfactory
way.
This is a public school and an honor to
our town, in which all our peol lie have a
right to be proud. The exercises were at
tended by most Of our citizens, with mani
fest Interest and approval of the action OF
the Trustees, the work of the Faculty and
the progress and departments of students.
The principal, W. f. Moncrieif, and ais
worthy assistants, have done their work
well and have given to Macon a tirst-class
Public School.
The essays and speeches were of Il char
acter that showed the object of the teachers
had been to impart useful knowledge. rath-
er than tinsel work or glittering show.
The literary address of Or. Sims, II grad
uate OF Vanderbilt and now filling 4 Pro-
tesor's chair in our State University, was
all that could have been hoped for. After
this grand speech, four of Macon's ~tairest
daughters, having finished the course Of
study prescribed by the charter, as certi-
fled by the Board of Trustees, received de.
plomas appropriately from their principal,
midst long and loud applause by the
audience. When the noise of applause
ceased. Judge Foote, by leave of the
President of the Board of Trustees, read
the following resolutions, which were hear.
tily approved by a large number OF the au-
dience standing:
Resolved, |. That the Trustees are emit.
tied to our thanks for bringing Rev. Sims
amongst us;
Bestowed 2. That we heartily offer our
thanks to Rev. Sims for this chastc and ele-
CANT address and particularly, for his no.
bic presentation and defence of the charac-
ter and work of woman;
Resolved 3, That our thanks are due TO
the Faculty for the brilliant and substantial
proof of their real interest in the cause of
thorough education,
That grand and inspiring old song, ''God
be with you till we meet again." was rem
dered in beautiful style by the music class,
under charge of Mrs. Holman. their excel
lent teacher.
Mr.. Mitchell, and all retired orderly, seem.
ingly well pleased.
M,CON.
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Prairie Point and Harlan Notes.

Mad-dogs ara on the rampage. One
passed through Harlan last week and bill
several dogs, Including some ofCapt. Chap
pelfs fine fox hunters.
W. II. Harlan astoLished the natives one
dsy last week By driving ont with a fine
span Of match horses and a ~two.hundred-
dollar carriage.
Col. John cambridge says we are to have
several weddings in the neighborhood
soon. $50 mote it be-"
Mcssrs. Price. Stewart, Wyatt, Hines and
Cheatham spent a day on Grim lake last
week after the funny tribe and succeeded in
catching about eighty white perch.
Sunday was childreu's day at Ex-Prairie.
All the children acquitted themselves cred
itably. Miss Annie Faust and Miss Cole
deserve special mcntlon; their recitations
would have done credit to much older
heads.
hear Capt. j. II. Jamison's name men,
toned rs being a candidate for the State
Senate but have seen no announcement.
Announce yourself, Captain and make the
race; the biggest majority of the boys down
this way, Alliance and not Alliance, are
waiting to hear from yon.
HOG EYE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30

Mr.. E%DIToR:-I have heard it said. il is
the intention Of the present Mayor and Al.
derman to change the character 0fourjustly
popular Public School from Il graded high
school, to that Of the lower and common
branches of reading. writing and practical
arithmetic. l hope this rumor is not true.
II is al %uudeniable fact that men and wom-
en-, too, can make their way through the
world with such limited education, indeed
many, very, many 90 along extraordinarily
wei without even that amount of cducation.
But 1t is equally true that the world is bet
ter off where tn people are literally educa-
ted, and with a school in our midst, of the
high standard or our own public school, n
liberal education is within reach of all our
children, the poor aud the rich alike. Low
er the grade of the school as proposed. and
you deprive most of our ch;ldrcd of this
privilege. The rich may send their children
away to boarding schools. and give them
the advantage OF u good education, but the
poor man, poor widow. or even those in
"VdSiulC Ituiustdn'fN NVillOl HlOTu tlt
expense. and their children remain without
the great boon of education. / know 1t is
said corporation taxes are too high. This
may be so, but let retrenchment and reform
begin somewhere else.
Do not break down our educational inter-
ests under the false name of economy.
Keep up the high character of our common
school. Al! ongh, to be ready to acknowl-
edge the advantages arising from It. If the
Macon public school had been only what it
ie proposed to reduce it to. we would not
hcvc been so highly entertained on the q.
inst, by the reading of those beautiful cs-
says on Logic, English Literature, Latin
aud Chemistry. and the young ladies who
acquitted themselves SO handsomely in
reading them, would never have had the
privilege of realizing the great benefit of
the study o ftlcse branches, Their parents
are not wealthy. and stringency Of financial
n,atters would, probably. have kept them
at hemc, and without y high school ut
home, these and those coming after them.
would never have the privilege of c%u'ti,a.
ting their native talents, which nlorn
woman, elevate man, honor the country
and make old people proud of the young.
OLD Folks AT LONE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30
To the Voters of Noxubee County

Responding to what seems to DC
the desire of my many friends Ill our
county, / have decided to again oler my
services for the position of Representative
il, the Legislature. The assurances re-
| ceiyed that my efforts in the past.'o "'o u"
securing good government, and to promote
the best interests of our people have mel
with the approval OF my fellow citizens Is
to me very gratifying, shsll, II elected
meet the duties and responsibilities OF the
office, with whatever | may possess OF eh-
crgy and ability,
IIpon one question now being asitated'
it is proper, perhaps, that ] should MAKE
nv views known, and hence vii! say that !
mn in favor of me reelection or GEN. d"
| George to the U. $. Senate. lie Is one Vi
our ablest men, and is as noble AMI true u
patriot as ever threw the luster oil his gem
us and patriotic cndeavors upon a people,
When the south was threatened iasi i"O
md winter with that latest and most lou
product of sectional hate, inc ior'' p'''
Gen, George, in our Federal Senate s'ooO
IN the front and in n mastery mahher' w
fended:thn people of the SOUTH anu ospeo'
ally Mississippi and her new constitution
He y1ndicatcd the correctness OF our mo
lives in re.modcliug our organic law ant
tho iustlcc of It's provisions before thr
world. lilo has been true aud devoted u
us III war and peace and MIssiss'pp'anS Ut
not forget or ignore such services.
II viii BIZ impossible for me 10 ""e'
personal canvass of the county ana l TT
not believe the people will expect it oil me
Yours truly.
Tno~ j. o'NBiLh
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NJ e. O. R. R. Schedule,

.o.ud mail arrives at 6:Ss a. III.
''''a Sonnd mail arrives at 500 , M.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30
The Sick. List.

There is considerable sickness in Macon
and vicinity at present.
Maj. Aliens little daughter sallie, has
been very i'll. but is improving.
Mr.. Fascr, after IL months spell, is able
to walk about the house.
Mrs. Bracket, an aged lady Twins at Mr..
Chas. Jackson's, is very ~.
Mr.. Chastine Cadc has typhoid FOYER and
last reports from him are not favorable.
Mrs. Lottle Yates and daughter. Maud,
are recovering from Il spell of inllamatory
rheumatism.
Mrs. VIM. Longstrect has been very il
with typho malarial fever
j., +. Jones's son Walter is very sick with
pneumonia.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30

EDITOR BEACON have been asked
by n few cold veterans" why | hav,
not ordered them together for a lriI
to Jackson, | hope YOU will allow
he space to answer.
AT our general meeting last October
| was chosen commander and they re,
solved TO meet the Saturday week af
ter TO perfect the organization. The
day came. | went to attend the meet.
Jag, No other veteran came, where
upon | called II. w. Foote TO the chair
IL. W. Footc was appointed secretary
On motion of II. W. Foolc the meeting
proceeded TO business. II. w. FootC
then rendered his resignation ms com
mandcr. which was unanimously &C.
ceptcd. On motion of II. W. FootC
the meeting adjourned. | have not
heard Of a successor being elected.
Respectfully,
II. ". FooTE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30
AN NOE.

BE it ordained by the Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen Of the town Of Macon that it
shall he unliwful for any person TO sell, bar
ter or exchange. or in any way or manner
dispose Of NV %vinous. malt or spirituous
liquors in any quantity whatever within
the corporate limits of said town.
And any person or persons yio.atin. this
ordinance shall. on conviction thereof, he
tiicd not less than twenty-five nor more than
one hundred dollars. and for the second of.
fence or any subsequent offence on conyic.
ton shall be tnei not less than fifty nor
lhore than two hundred dollars. provided
this act shall not he construed to prohibit
the sale Of vinous. malt AID spirit Oils
liquor, for medical, scientific u "a + Lmen-
tai purposes.
BE ii further orduircd, that This ordi-
nance shall take effect from and after its
p. sage.
Approved May 6. 1871.
W. Il. STEWART.
Mayor.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30

Miss Louisa ErEardt. of Buffalo, N,
V. and neicc of Mcssrs. Il. aud John
Ilaucnsiein, is visiting her relatives in
Macon.
NJ. John IIaucaSicin. jr.. who &C.
companied her from Buffalo, returns
to-day. lie has been tied down to an
Office desk ever since he left Macon,
but we are glad TO know he has some.
thing to show for his work.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30
Joseph Heine the Blind Violirist

iielnc has the same genius for the
violin that Blind Tom has for the pia.
no. Ills performance is equal to Ole
Bulls, lie is giving concerts through.
out the South to crowded houses, ana
VIII be in Macon ON the nth and 18th
of June. lie was at Sheffield on the
10Th and the Enterprise says:
An adequate description of the
concert last night is simply impossible.
It's beyond the power of pen or words
to convey n full and complete idea of
the music drawn from the violin bv
Prot. llcinc and from the piano bv
Mrs lleinc, TO say nothing of the notes
warbled from the throat of Miss IIcinc.
The Prot, with his wife and daughter
carried the audience to heights never
scaled before, until it seemed that the
heavenly world was Just in sight and
that the music had really blended with
the hNrps of the angels themselves. So
But 'he ease with which he let il down
tie earth again demonstrated his pow.
or. Every on" in the audience seemed
s%pell.hound. and laughed and wcpt
with his wonderful violin.
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4 D IHISsnONERs S,Li .

The state of Mississippi, ,
NJXubec County.
FIX Parte
No 1898. vs.. In Chan cry.
ChaS. Il, Lampkiu. ct al.
In pursuance # u final decree rem Tered
in The above stated cause ut the .Alril term.
\. y. 1871, of tie tount aforesaid. dated
April 18th. A. D.. 1891. ~ undersigned
Commissioner in said cause nppointcl, will
on
Eond,y the 9Th day Of July, A. D. 1891.
in front of the GoOr of the Court IiUu e in
the town of Macon, /" said county. within
legal hou S, proceed to sell 1T public outrry
10 the hlgii' st and hest bidder, the follow.
ing described zeal estate lying and being,
situate in said cnunty and state. to-wit:
sen See. IS. Il ! NV /, see. 81. also e
acres of the NV ! of Sc t See. Is, all in
township l6, range 10 east.
Terms Of sale, cash.
The title to the above Described property
is believed to lie perfect, hut | shall cniv
convey such title as vests in me by Writ Q
of said final decree. b. j. ALLEN.
may 81, 1891, Commission er,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30

Mrssrs. George aud Barksdale .,uvG
published II card agreeing not to have
any mora public discussions, as they
"unjuly excite public feeling and per
haps tend to disturb the harmony OF
the Democratic party. whicl, are cs'
scnlial To the prosperity and welfare
of the people,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30
NlTATlON NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi Justice dis. No.
NoXubee County. =, of said Co.
ID. g. Dismukes Il Son who
sues for the use OF }. f. ADCs
vs.. No. I.
Percy Luces and
+. W. Dunton.
TO Percy Lucas and +. w. DuntOn-
You will t1tke notice that d. G. Dismukcs
4 Son. who sue for the use of +. Ames,
has filed T. petition this day before the I'M
dersigncd Justice of the peace, to enforce
a mechanics lien for lumber furnished to
erect and construct two frame buildings
upon the following described lands: u. W. /
Of Sec. II. T 10. II. l6, situated in NoNubee
County, State OF Miss. Ion are hereby
notified to appear at the Court House in the
town OF Macon. in said county, on the
LIST Monday, Of July, 1851.
then to answer said petition or judgment
will be entered against you by default.
may 26. 4, =. DAWES.
l. =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30
A Safe Investment

Is II whicl, is guaranteed 10 bring
you satisfactory results, or in case oi
failure return of purchase price, I'm
this safe plan you can buy from our
advertised Druggist n bottle of Dr.
Kings New Discovery Tor Consump.
ton. II is guaranteed to bring relief
IN cvory case, when used for any ! f"c-
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as Consumption. Inflammation ELF
II il Pheasant m ! agreeable to taste
Ierfc,tly -a.,, anl eau always be de-
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Tria! Yp,Vss Nss at j, +. JONES
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30
Thank You.

Through the local papers we wish TO
express II appreciation OF the inter.
est manifested in the closing exercises
ofthe Public School, and the assistance
rendered by the citizens and organiza
lions OF the town. in preparing for and
executing the program, We are I'm.
der special obligations to the Mayor
who provided Tor the maintenance of
proper order on the premises. TO Mr..
j.. llolberg, who left his own business
TO manage the general preparations
10 Capt. j. l.. Griggs, for the use OF
chairs, and to Mrs. Holman, who SO
kindly relieved the busy teachers by
taking charge Of the stage decorations.
TO this wish to add that Mrs. IIol.
man joins me in a vote of thanks to
Messrs. Warren, Harper and Jones.
who assisted in the music,
The annual reports and promotion
certificates of pupils of the Public
School will be sent out AS soon as
teachers can complete their work of
grading papers.
W. f. MoNCkIEFf,
priu
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30
Pub ic School Exercises.

All the people in town tried to get into
the Exhibition Hall of the Public School
last Thursday and Friday night. y good
many, including this writer, couldn't get
near enough to hear what was said npon
the s age, and as there were no printed pro-
grams on the first night. We are not able to
make up n satisfactory report.
After prayer by Rev. +. c. Williams, T.
j. O'Ncill, Esq, Pres. Board Of Trustees,
and 4 Jealous worker, delivered an address.
He was in one of his happiest moods. and
soon made his audience appreciate the val
ue Of their school.
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Program:

Music-Piano Duet.
Prayer-Rcy. J.. II. Mitchell.
Music-ChOrus.
Rcmurks-Thos. J.. O'NeilI, President
Board OF Trustees.
Music-Piano Trio.
Essay-Miss Ellie Carter.
Music-Pian0 Solo.
Essay Miss Annie Lou Hardin.
Mu>ic-riano Duet.
Essay-Miss Josi. Cook.
Mu>ic-Duct. Vocal.)
~EsSay-Miss Carrie Peterson.
Music-PianO Solo.
Address-N illiam Rice Sims, (Ph. ~
Musis-Quartctte, Nocal.l
Award of Scholarship Meals.
Music-Piano Trio,
Award OF Diplomas.
"God Be With You Till We Meet Again."
AWARDS NF MEDALS.
Boys DECLARATION.
TO 3 grades, Emmett Yates.
i to II grades, 7. W. Yates.
GIRLS RECITATION.
Lula Lee Shelton.
SCIIOL AESfIIr.
/ to > grades. Victor Murpley.
8 to IL grades, LIST Scholarship, Jesse
C~happcll.
Hall Medal. Miss Carrie Peterson.
EXAMINATION.
G to s grades, Jesse Clappcn,
9to II grade. Miss Carrie Peterson.
TYSON MEDAL FOR DECLARATION.
Geo. nauenstcin.
ESSAY CONTEST.
Miss Maud Yates.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30
FDr STATE SENATOR,
GEO. &. DILLARp.
50 authorized TO announce

arc iu'h"'
J. l.. CLEMENS,
..ujiaate for the lower House OF TIE
ca Dt,re, subject to the action OF the
E%mocratic party.
No. are authorized to announce
IA NICHOLSON
.,o5ilate for a seat in the lower House
\ IIsgisIatnre, subject to the action OF
Democratic party
Ee are authorized to announce
4. j. 0'NElLL
/, candidate for re-ciec,ion TO a seat in
~ .I uo,,sc of the Legislature, subject to
action Of the Democratic party
| are authorized to announce
DIR. W. W. HAMILTON
| candidate for a scat in the he 10y, lover er, Mous s.,
Democratic party,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30
Ho, for Jacksonl

"v""0t of u%nvoiling of Confederate
["V"' at Jackson, Miss, June ID. and
w.t. lie NJ. a o. r. X. will sell tickets
"'uoa's to Jackson and return for
'"' Tor parties of lG or moro on same
rue Of S2.G0 per capita. A Especial
''a'e Macon oil June End. with
'Ceommodatiens for all friends of
"u citizens. who will wish to ac-
"N ''eHh. win advise us to when
"aeon as soon as schedule is
j.. ALLEN,
Agent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi
Noxubce County.
Mary X. Burritt
BY next friend
No. 1856 VS.. In Clancery.
Winston Jones ct al.
To Mary X. Burritt and next friend, W. II.
l,urritt.
We command you to he and appear be.
fore the Chancellor Of our said Chancery
Court at a term thereof to he holden at the
Court-IIonse. in the town of Macon, III said
county, on the
4th Monday in October. A. D.. 1891.
then and there to plead. answer or femui
To the cross bill Of defendant. Winston
Jones, in said cause.
Witness my signature and the seal % said
Court all xed, this Il day Of May a. D., 1891
-. ALLEN.
II. +. V. YATES, Clerk.
ID. Z. maylG-lt.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30

Died, after a lingering illness at his
residence in DeKalb on the goth inst.
Jho, K Britain. lie was one of the
o'd landmarks OF Kcmpcr county, llav-
ing settled in Dckalb in the tweniies.
-keIuper Herald.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30
Lumbar Yard N Macon.

Iboyc made arrange u in'. to Keep
n gcneysi assortment - l%dt,'rr IN Ma
con Al, cr,ipfs from s.;SunrilIc par.
,ic. ssn NJ. rit. ."n, a. u" i'lr''
" Hiytfy. .Hs' sIlII'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30
PARASOIS.

Call and get a beautiful Silk Para
sol from j. L. Griggs tor ONE DOL
LAR-Oulv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30
NEW FTRNITTRE.

am constantly receiving view goods
in this line md respectfully invite Mi
persons who wish to bny o" look AT
nice goods to call and examine my
line.
j. l.. GRIGGS,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30

Gen. W. S. FcathCrs.on died at his
home in Holly Springs, last Thursday
night, May rs.
II. c, Kerr, Register CT the land Of
flee at Jackson, died on the 2Sth inst
Judge Breckenridge fell dead May
2s, while speaking in the General AS
senbly of Prcsbytcrians at Detroit.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30

Mrs. Lee Windham and the four Misses
Schricbcr were in town Thursday evening.
The Misses $. have been teaching at Car
%rollton, at Mr.. Windhan,'s and ut Harlan.
They were returning to their home at
Spri pg Hill, near Mobile.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30

|uso "np' Winchom is in town to-day
INV "s us That Mrs. Windham will be
week and look around Tor u house
h, '"' 1t is their intention to rent
.,'r' They will meet with a uni.
NAM VOme in Macon, MS they would be
acquisition to any community.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30

CO Just received from Tennessee
two carloads Of
CHOICE EAR CORN,
to be sold at the lowest cash price.
j.. l.. GRACE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30

A sore leg. the flesh a mass of dis.
case, yet 7. p. 7. Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium achieved wonder.
ful results, the flesh was purified and
the bone got sound, and my health
was established. says Mr.. James Mas.
tcls, of Savannah. tin.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30
Notice.

annual meeting of the
! Bnnsc SO. o. the Merchants n Far.
oai"" Wlll DC held in tho Compa.
/, n T. Monday, June /, at ii O..
III Il, W. JONES, JR,,
Cashier.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30

Capt. Lucius NJ. Scales has been an.
pointed by Col. Lincoln adjutant OF
The regiment OF Miss. Nat. Guard
lie makes a fiuc looking officer and
will wear his honors GRACEFULLY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30

Mr., Homer Jackson, of Fcarn Sp'gs,
has purchased a fine Jeff Davis colt
from DR.. Holman, and experienced
horscmen think he will be as good as
his sire.