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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

ac+atfG tlsvsea3 rag ca her ,lsp8,r nm.
SCI @eo Kissed asy tbashisS cheek an led
Ger 10 tAe soa>e. Nhene she tell taiutl bis
"~'aSss Sra>, Tau carriage hrlus n Inc
&AH, Ss Mas S$r;,ed home immealsf,,,
AMI Placed IN asy own he'd, where a. -,
n'siaej several DAYS,
Gong Aone kFlt explained al ,,A,.
Se'at', SNd she rejoioed q, mu.l, a.. IA
ever a> recovered treasure, Erie wait a,
ea'e to Philadelphia, the home Of vr,
~Ne'ahef, sud she returned with him +,
clasp again In her arms. her much I,l,sl
'A"d' The two were married on ,ha ,l,r
appointed, and hsdadelirhtnal hupnvu,,n
Inc death Of an uncle lei, Bessie an inn. (
i1eeSs fortune sue she returned amer 4.
''"E 'o!SSe 10 her own home, 10 pIaes 4.
Nr"hd child, Bessie Bronner Black. in tho
".ns VI proud Mrs. aud Mr.. Black.
1t remained a mystery for msny lops
months, Why and how Bessie had hs,n
'''en' But all means were used To 6n6 II
anu one day when Erie was sitting in
- >'"i' ie"u'hg a newspaper, his wife
'1nhs IN a 10 V ottoman at his feet. and ,hn
"oe paying on 4 rug at its mothers foot
rie started and when his wife remsrs,aa
e pointed to a paragraph which read .s
'l'o"s: III has been stated by = phvs.
an mat 4 ruifian, on his death bed hai
'stlhed that he and u comrade had s,,L.n
emu from 2l6 Washington ST., Phil. in
'pe Oh a reward, but the police had gor.
II SO close behind them that they had bs,n
to leave the child in the woo3s
'ar small house. He also testified tha-
{ race ot the sleeping child hsi haup,,a
III al! his life, and that Often he had Won,
or the very spot where he laid her
nen she finished reading it she lined her
es 10 Erie'', now full OF tears. .pl h,
'e ana folded her in t long analoyipg
trace, murmuriug low ana sadly. AhaaS
q mat havemy wife. safe in INV arms
'HoI1! after 1 removal to the home orI
ssie and her husband Mrs, Smith. Res.
sSuard'an, died and was monrned for AS r-
own mother.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

The last issue OF the BEACON wss
the first number ot It's forty-iouub
year. We take the occasion 10 eyrrcS>
the kindesi feeling fer thu Trends who
have supported snd encouraged u In
ring MI this time aud to entertain the
hope that the BEACON Will grow IN
favor as il grows In vcsrs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

Mhen on a visit TO Iowa, Mr., X.
Dalton, of Lursy, Russell County
nnnnsa>' called at the laboratory OF
1hamoerlain's II Co. Des Moines' r.
sao" them his six year old boy, whose
HE had been saved by Chomber'oin.'
ooush hemedy, it having cured him
81 o a very severe attack Of cronp Mr.
Is certain that it saycd his
ooss NE and is enthusiastic in his
OF the Remedy, For saje by
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02
VI Interest 10 Teachers,

oiafe Superintendent Preston in .
cent circular SAYS "Now that the
|@aclicrs have had time TO prepare on
' = history, rcques, that Won
W notify them that the examination
.ha' subject hereafter will be
ucn exhaustive. The way to make,
en- thorough on this subject is 10
2 II II their school. Every child
INC State should be taught MISSES.
~ history. Please urge This on
ac'iefs, patrons and pupils,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

Judge Lyneahss lately been Aolain.
court az ia The country where the pse
f'e are in habi, Of decryiuc against ,hs
peon.e oI TIE South fer sialilAr cts IN
this latitude. Int it Is oulg Al ey asnce
'hsi the moral iopo o, tie people sen
erSlE is aboui tae sAs,5 all over the
couniry
, Al otaaws, NC taiaA il MSS in
Iowa AZ carsS>j moa AuuS swreisA
10 the oAai>,en G: tie oaatt house
>'eFS t9s oatrSsjaS >ajl3 oajy taas (
'esH o.i asa ,he to,lasjax Is 81 -
'eaat ef The terrible NorA u. 81 iasa,
listed a'ea "a tae s,s;e y lGao~
Winchester, Ia. Nov. .~-lE "
2@fr;>oa' t>p,tagSt,l $ Nixaa tR.i
.si' N&s Srrt> III .S>j nSSt II WA.
charged VIA .~ieNsprIn. IN
s>S1'' Miss NNoSroc& cf N~5saeNs- Z
NEE t0SS Aorc5>aa a. saarn5 !
sA7 ~ And soN hjM H5ya Gah> sas D
ones &st 3 a&s <aos dead. Ia ;
$40; recover lis Trends ssv be Z,
capsule q committing ,he sc, l.
.4rssd SD taeN 5 IuA ceiling Z
INST HE lvatts~ \,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

inc war in Africa is over and King
Io6engpIa is trying to escape in a
"agon.drawn by natives. IN London
l.'bonehere says the massacros in v.,.
"Deland were for the benefit of greedy
ana needy fihanciors. Il is the same
'io British aggression and oppression
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

A greaf. naval battle is imminent Off
'ne coast of Erazil. Admiral BcIIo
we 'nsHrgoui' is arranging to attack
'"' new Ships wbich.:Pcixol,o b..
bought in the:.uniIel States. /. the
3a'''o shall take place it will be ihc
irS' conflict in which tbc.nodern war;
vessels have cyc!..hoau tested. and ,bo
.oSo'' VIII aayo extraordinary in.crcs,
On that account.-A.A
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

At the National Grange meeting
lately held in Syracuse, n. Y, WORTHY
Master brigham was re elected, Hon.
! l.. Wilson OF Oko!ona was elected
Grand ChanlNin.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02
Buckien's Brnics S.Ir,

iIiE BEST SAtvE in the wo,ls 70,
,n.s' BRUISES, Sores. Ulcers. Sal,
;ne';m, Fever Sores, letter. Chonnsa
,an's, ChiIb!ains, Corns, and al
n ilaa hruptionS, and positively cures
neS' or no pay required II is puar'
n'eeu 10 give perfect satisfaction or
'ohey refunded. Price rs censs nor
'o' saie Dy j. +. ,ToNEc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02
Miss Mary Mills.


Willis the ministor,to the Hawaiian
Islands has taken no action yet to re.
S'ore deposcd Queen LiIion Kaloni
ana Sec. Graham is wondering where
'he hitch is In a few sdays Congress
VIII have something to say concerning
Tue proposed restoration.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

We learn from the Ncrs that Nj.
Geo. Donald Jr., ofMeriiian, hss been
elected Major Of the ars,"batalioa.
Miss. Nationa! Guards, comprising
The companies Of Macon, El,isyile.
Lattiesburg aud Meridian.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

Some English admirers Of JAS. Rus
sell Lowell erected a tablet, to his
memory in Westminster Abbey. and
II was unveiled last TUESDAY. AM
bassador Thos. F, Baysrd. being zone
OF tie speakers, Longfcllow's bust i.
also there.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

m
!, consul to Belgium SAYS
o"e o' MS reports that for every
uo'se seen in harness on the streets or
o"u' mere are two dogs. He doson,t
'''an That the dogs accomna,v ,ho
"o'soS' nut he does mean there aro
'"a' many more dogs than borsos ~
Arness and in some o! the s,rso,a
noss nave the entire monopoly of ,ho
business of drawing carts and
ai aes Inc vehicles of the pictures
give mllk.maids are drawn by sloo,,
ana well fed dogs. The country !. so
mai and the population So dars s'
7Tp'e " room for many horses
a, mere are 400 sOnos to the souarc
,,i,e mere. And dogs could h(
u'lilzcd in this country if We ,aa
'uHn roads as they have in Belyi" "n"
When the economy of the don ,u"
w. = o, burden or draft is figured ou'
on inc basis of the cousul's ~s,o,om.
Is found that there arc millions ~
AS nc says, "tie common Ioa1 rnn
Is GOD pounds, and twice as murh , ,a'
i nlas'lil,' and with This load . da'
VIII cover twice as much ground i,
oar as a horse. This vii,
generally doubted by persons co.,
'efsan' wilh figures, for if il sba11l
'c coffe' , The common load H.
.ofse would have TO be not loss ,hon
'om three to five tous. A horses lond
be estimated at much more
'au Tour times its owa weight, but
ne most reasonable basis there is
? donot that a vast amount Of nyail.
.ic power is thrown away in America
J INC neglect TO c~iyilize and cultivate +
ogs as the Bclgians do Tiers.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

lilca, Miss, Oct. p, 'Q2.
nave used DR.. Tichenors Autisen
1:G lor " or three years, and clu
slider I, an indispensable housc hold
remedy. 4'N
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02


e As might ASve hauu expected fhr
'aria bill reported by Chairman WI.
son ofthe Wsys ani Mesns Commit.
tAa k7s rajsed : howl through the
cou"i-N, sni the..di>Salis.scljon evis,s
III Democratic as well a. IN RepuhIi.
ean communities. Such = ,hinra ass
'sfln bH! tbs; would be acceptable 10
I'll sections could not be framed and the
par'! That offers n must be prepared
% De On the defensive, when the oucs
lion is submitted to s popular VOTE
Wool coal iron ores. copper ores, siI.
yer ores lead o~ss, salt. u,scp tfes !
e'c, sTe put on The tree list. With the
exception OF coal dealers in the shave
named products will have tor.isn
competition. but not 10 such an ry.
IS to cripple these industries. Thu
.'tle free coal that will come from
Europe and Nova Scotis caauo, eaa,,
eoaI trade Of this country, bpt g.
'He o'hef Items on The schedule ara +
cached there will be some lively df< :
'a>s'on in Congress, and we NAV e,. :
'ee' 70 see considerable changes before !.
u adoption The Democratic Marty :,
: p'e"2ed 10 s reduction of the tsrir h
SIN or lose, this must be effected Il
some way. We hope that q wise :,
conservative spirit in Congress a
III be net with 8 corresponding sen. b
'Nen' ID the people, aud that the !,
ede fthe country generally will a,
ID Esi'ef in the measure adonted, 10
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

Clarksdale, Miss, Nov. 10, 1892.
nave used DR.. T~ichepor's Antisnr.
nc IN my family and among lahorars
'le p'ahlAfion, tor wounds, burns,
g.t,, ana round ii q splendid remedy
IL Is good to Use in case OF salivatfnn
W.. WILLIAMS. Planter
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

some French Anarchists scn, in.
u machines to Emperor William
'"' MS minister, Capr.ri. There is
- 'o""' that an anarclistic oonspira.
\ oi grcaiproportious exists in Sinai,
rance, Germany. &c
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

nr. ). {; Boswell, ole OF the best
hnoWn and most respected citizens ot
brownwood, Texas, snncraJ m;, y,
,r,arrhDa for a long time and tried
many different remedies wi,hn,'
oli1nl dn,ll Chamberlain's Colic
oDoIera ana Diarrhma Remedy wa.
ale by ''oc' for
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

A., n].Fm'nghmm' Nov. 7,-lSpcciaIl.-
AT s'p.ey, Pickcns county, white can.
c "a,ned VIM, Rcdding to leovo ,La
tS y'D'. y under penalty OF death, lie
,.;.;. ',r' n'sD'' Ills children went to
,'s'' their mother. who was in At bnp
.,n@d 1, ,l, , mousse On returning they
,o.A1 ''''' house, baru and Stable.
10 4'a'S' aud all the horses and co~s
Sl'ed. Iiedding wa, a wituc.. sy s1".
~, moon-linors, who are charged WIN
the ou!rsga. WIN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

nc Arkansas Sentinel yory propcr.
y suggests that tbc Arkansas bretr.
sfen follow in the (ootstep. of TIM
u is'issippi alliance and lay aside poli,.
ical work until 1895.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02
i Your Horse Or Null.

s,as collie a dose or two of ~,
|nnHnr''s Ansisertic will cure him
u y" ean PM him to work agai,,
~ .'s Try il when you have
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02
Saturday Dec. 2. 1893.

The CITY of Columbus. is nearly
completed and viii be sble 10 travel
on the first rise in the river.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

northeast quarter Of
east half OF NV quar- of sec } ~ 10
east nan OF southeast or of SEQ 4 - ~ 10
east PAR Of southw ar of sec "a r * 10
west NJ of n0rthw ar of sec % r. -. 70
west hf of northe ar of SOC ~ - 10 70
east hf OF southeast ar of soo 10 10
northwest qnar of seq Ok n h!o
ne ar les ~ ,.aeast or OF see - Il II IS
lot IL Of "'i'Soi see 1T 10 II
lot II and e hf OF lot 70 sco on II ~
VIM OF nwqr, less II acres sec IA Ti3n, u
5" or OF he ar and hf of 10
NV or Of ne or of sec % r,,p,o
sc or AZ cabins In blk II Town n, u 10
Miss. Ao"h OF Macon,
n" or of frac blk "a, town of Maoon Mt.
vacant lot 10 blk %. containing oGo,,t M J
Jles aha lying immediately north If rss;-
nWTJnce iot Oh j. Il. Riyes, Town of Macon
vast hai oil northeast or of sec 30 Ttp1,
"csl III OF northeast ar of sec S6 NJ
; W ar Of sw ar of sw ar OF sec 7Ti1aani2
half t"aa sec 8T13 Rl5
i"ir tsc lr OF see IA T Ia n IA
sas, haii oil northeast or of sec I "a
" pr Of lie or d ne ar Of 40 ~ 10
nwqr swqr of nwQr of sec 90
J Or Of ehf OF he or Of ser 13TnHpn
vest hi OF NV or Of sec ~ =. ~
W Or OF NV Or and sw ar
OF sw or Of GOO 90
Or OF Sc quar- of sec M r -
w quar- Of NV quar- of sec 10 - 20
" quar- OF sc quar- Of sec ~ = = ~
IN Noxubee County. Mississip,i nv
vacant lot in block No. :. town ~ Also
iississippi, immediately north Of md onI,
''n'ng the lot and store now occl,nied ~
!, p; Murphey as a drug sto.e Af.o I,huy
or.lon OF fractional block No. 4 IN IN" tha
'"n oi Macon, Mississippi, commencing a,
&c southwest corner Of Or. n. A. Minsr,s
'rdeh fence, on Jefferson street AMI III, IT,
ny south along the east edge NJ .ahi
rcet W feet. thence east AZ feet. thon ala
inning. ''e' " the DC.
! Ems OF sALE-25 per centum of tho a.
idi !; Diu ior any. part Of said lands Ia he
~ cash TO the Commissioner NJ ~
ne OF sale. 70 per centum tlereof " LIZ
when the report of the un~der.iyrood
mnIstioner showing said sale mi, "sIa a
by said Chaneery Court. and So
! centum thereof after the expiration "S
! year from the date Of such sale. Seer j
J Tor the unpaid balance OF the nurchasa ]
ney 10 % taken upon said lands aa III"
,oIu,res. JOHN A. TYSON. :" =
'oV4' 1913. Special COMMISSIONS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

"VTI"IVNTNs MIS- NVA 7 =.
Dr. Iiclenors Antiscptic is Il favor.
lie medicine in this country. Il gives
universal satisfaction, and is the hes,
seller We have ever handled.
Burnett 4 Mckee,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02
'oMMisSIONER'S SALE.
Inc State of Mississippi.
NoXubee County.

The State of Slississipni ,
NoNubee County.
NJ D:F. Constantine
W. lo9'. VS. In Chanoor.
Sd Chamberlin ct al.
IN pursuance of a request by comnI,ir
ahts ana OF a final decree rendersd n , ,hn
IIoove stated cause at the October Tsr III 'he
~. 1873: OF the Court aforesaid. datc1 "a ~
looer aiSt' A, D., 1893, the undsr.i,, oo =
oonitilssloner in said cause appoiuted u,ii
on Monday the 4th day of Deccmher 4 Nh
~, IN front of the Court house in the tow w.,
Il .aaeoh, III said county within Lr,I
tne highest and best bidder the intarot TO
saau deiendants in and to the followin, 40 VI
setioed real estate lying and being sitn,, aeI
III salu county and State, to-wit: e'
Sorth halt of lot 3, block 81, in the to,yn
Shtqnalak. viz 'o"l
Terms of sale cash.
i me tltie to the above described pronor,y
Is oeile'ed to be perfect, but stpau
,Vusey such title as vests in me nv ytptn,iaa
u said final decree, virtue
Nov > 1909 JOHN A. TYSON,
'0' Commissioner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

. all about good goods at extra
prices for spot cash at
WYATT VI. JONES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

Parties white and colorcd, were :,
,lV cry last Thursday and FRIDAY
cooking tor a big burly negro, who
was wanted il NoAuJee tor ap nm.
menuonabio crime. The nero Vs.
s s;on mere early TAur.day morning and
i'I' actions aroused suspicion. lie lcf,
before it was kaown what ba ,ras
wanted foT,-Dispatch.
fg[ sore throat there is notLipc
is'r ihan a flannel bandago
r a With CtamoorlsjnI's, -
p1,lo, It will nearly always ooar, an !
w III one nights time. Thj. rcno
~ a.'o a i2yorite for rheumn,r,w
!" 1a ao ,IS cured many vcry sever cascr
" tehi bottles Tor sale by ''sc''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

Speculation is rife as to the causes Of
Inc decline in cotton. the mos, eon.
er'I opinion being the large REGENTS
al al The ports, and the amouptupaer.
way In Liverpool there are $1,000
bales on hand and 1000 sre on shin.
ooard. Memphis rcnorl. a large tall.
nag oil IN The receipts and thinks the
quiz of the crop in the Memphis ai..
'F'e' is in. Other ports make like 70.
ports his to be hoped tina, it viii
l,se As 1t did last year aud bring nine
len cents before the year closes.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02
MAYOR BRIDGES eDrAnn

MAYOR BRIDGES SPEAKS
10 whom it may concern: THE
IS TO certify that for a long fms l,lls
was a sufferer from etor i'l'1
'foubles-indisestion and dvs ;l,@I'l
s.a-and think | suffered the tor.
lures of the damned; fell from r1n ' ,46
loi28 pounds; nothing would sta AZ
on my stomach. | took nnmera"y
remedies from our best pbv ,',ijipu'
WITHOUT any percetibie benaGs,'
many had to sell out my business
many Of my friends thought t, vonId
never i've to see dogwood b]loseon,a
19'ii'' oIt thanks to the Good Lord
a ABOUT bout this time November. ,soo1
nstI14eman presented me with tyo
Plnt bottles Of W.ikinson's mat ,To
n less Mineral Water. | used 'i # an5
oaI more, altogether abont ~ I%
sailons' and to-day lam neaTlv %
w WRONG as ever was andexpect to
m " , as much as ever. | can oa ~
ANYTHING want, too, without u , Ia'
least trouble. attribute :, 'he
. .nmn water, and can choertall %'' re- 20
did. 'N0 suffering as
M. A. BRlDors, Mavor
DOMAIN, Tex, mayor
FOR SALE by .
'naa. N. FGsh. log Fam, @.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

Dir, J.P Blazer, an extensive ro.,
e,,a'e dealer in Dcs Nom. ,ua'
"ns'g"I! escaped one of the sor iom",
"o,a,As Of pneumonia vIiIo in 49,
noi.nefn part Of that state dnrinm n'o
1lrn, blizzard, SAYS the Satnrfo d
I't'leW' Mr.. Blaize had ooraS%'ou
.nl seveTa, miles during The s,or W
rna was "n 50 thoroughly chilled ,b 5atI bn
~ "haoIe to get warm. and iu'iI Io
-, an honr after his return In 1r"e
rnrealehed with a severe case Of nn mn'
,n VIi'a or lnng fever. Mr.. Baizc seu,
b m'ne nearest drug store and go,
po,rIc Of Chambcrlain's Gnnoh
and of which he had often b Lus"
pn r' .ooh number of laroo dosa'
nc sa's the effect was wouderfu, "' au
;" ! sil1rl lime he was brcaibin" o" aho
nd , ne KEPT on taking the medirine
i" me next day was able to "omo ''te
D = Molnes, Mr.. Blaizc reearhs Ito TO
as SIMPLY wonderful For sal. hv
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

me State of Mississippi, Noxubee ca
No 1912 Of Of NJ nuancsly CourI
~ e. Patty. Mississippi. '0uu'y'
~ pursuance Of a decree rendaro,, =,
aooye stated cause ut the October Farm ~ ".e
w., io'o' OF the Court aforesaid. datad N
'emDer list, 1898, the under., na'Gu No.
will, on " ''"se appointed,
monday the 4th day Of December. A. u. 1870
IN front of the door Of the Cour, h.
lhe town of Macon, in said eonntr noufe m
TO- a. nours, proceed to sell at public outr,n
inc highest bidder, all the riyht tit lucy
~ tr'eies, OF inc said X. c. Patty M tha ,i nnu
ms death, in and to the fol[oniraan Illhe
'euated IN suntowor, Winston anI N ,",us'
'ce counties Mississippi. to.wit: NoAu'
sUNfLoWEg COUNTyI,Nns
'Guln nj OF northeast quar- see. %. T1op.
''N"'cu Id ouhiloWer county, Mississinn,'
WINSTON CoUNTYLAyDs,
west nan Of east haif Of Sec 9T1ip,
mest M OF + W quarter of See 3f Ti5PpHit
WI III OF n e quarter Of See 9TiGpnn
southeast quarter of So,d :, II
ast ~ ne Or and Sc Or OF See 81, r
~ :; IIii OF northeast or See 81. r IL MI
III WINSTON county, Miss.
Ma 2 ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02
With HapPieSt Results

loLuMBUs, Ga, Oct. 8, N3.
some years ago I had an at+,c,, %
s1lp, which produced catarrh in nv
a and general prostratioa. ,,sed
a,ng Royal Germotuer and it wrorpSt
wonderful cure in my case. Ihs edE IN
digestion, and It cured that also ~ Iha IL,
recommended 1t to several nersons u ,r,,o
were afflicted with differept d;sa mno
always with the happiest resnlts 'os'
REV. j. W. HowAnp'
Baptist CITY N;ss;ororu
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-02

vonr ror several years | t.,.
DO 50 as it has invarta / a.H,n
Results" lr0duo
'@'fh Street and 1th Ave-.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-10

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who i've bst-
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 70
the needs of physical being, win attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence IL due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of . perfect lax
stive; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevsrs
and permanently curing constipation.
Il has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
nsys, Liver and Bowels without weaken
ing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs il for sale by all drug
Kists in SOC and 81 bottles, but IL u man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you win not
accept any substitute il offered
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-10

PRESIDENT Cleveland stated to
Congressman Springer yesterday that
he did not intend to appoint any
man who had held office under him
four years ago. There might be
exceptional aud extraordinary cir
cumstances which might cause some
departures from it. but he could not
call to mind many possibilities to
Justify a change from the policy he
had. decided upon. Mr.. Springer
asked if the rule was also to apply
to fourth -class postofficcs. Mr.
Cleyeland's response was that he had
not thought about that, but he gave
the decided impression that it would
prevail 20 as great an extent AS pos
sibls with these small postmaster
ships.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-10

The statement that the Baltimore
aud Short Line Railroad had gone
into the hands of a receiver, caused
considerable comment among the
travelling public. 1t has been pub
lished that the immediate cause Of
the receivership was due to the tres
tie accident last August, and owing
to the suits for damages against the
road. This move by the railroad Of
iieials is regarded by many as a
snap" judgment and may, in a
measure, operate against the road in
the withdrawal of travel.