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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26
PAUPBR TO PRsNi5s
'A"hhR OF president =.
swrrzERLANp NET d
Years Ago, E1iled -.
He s applies to An Ohio ,' p., o''a',
workable is Treat, 'tn'' b,
and Hemember, hi, r, %,'ai'

M,ddlesown, Ohio, D,c.ns., ;
dratwold is an humble ,.a Ash,
Wayne township but a s. 'ssd,, /
. this city A number Of year. 1, Y. y
the war, a stranger in y as,,' 'so' s.aa
ST., applied at his fst isr1,' !, Sc
o aus, Offering to do anything h r NJ
assn He gave his nam, !, ', III Z
stated that he had been oT ,, = ffvrl
many for a political otteDsa m n. ,iaa Gu
INTO the family and IN a fo,r -. - az
w Will , Jonn' the son spoken Of i sfss
inc adjacent forests. where n, ,,'
winter they lived in a hu, Az, !. We
wood then so abundant in M, s,''s
the country Sleeping on the ssa ,'. :, !.
meals. 'ONas Their AZ
Frey was a joviai. good.D,sr,
pan2onahle sort OF a fellow e s.a q
Young Gratwold became va. aaq n VI
pIey tod his past history ana.
come OF wealthy Swiss n,,. ..el7l
nave been a student IN Gsrr as aN
h+S political affiliations cans esi{ 4 VI
ishmcnt, ''usea hs \.
IN the winter Of 1850 after
Two Years with the Gratwo1s 'a ~ ~
hand 7sssu as ~
In 1851 he enlisted in an pl,no,,
ana served against the soetb NH NJ re-
'Hry career was quite br4llhnt su AZ "a
promoted TO the dignity of m, T.
AiLed States volunteers He vss..!A
Ht Gettysburg and confined IN m w, ".
precincts Of Old Libby, wbers ~ n, -,
months of the agony atte,S,r, ~ n
Imprisonment, he was copdemn,S !, y Y
as IA rotation for the sentence ~ 5s Il %
T. mon powers had pronounced mr., ~ 4. !
tam Gordon, a Confederate prs1s s.. ~ ". L
tam w, ! Stewart, another Cosi i.3 !. 3
OFFICER, was held as hostage 4, 4. n
threatened execution OF Frey IA KIN +
sentence was ever carried ont '-
Frey was paroled at Alkeax rsss.. IS
va, In January, 1865, He was bgos.- M &
slla seemed 70 he on the verge N 5s.A Il
HIS love for home became stn,ne "A n
resolved To brave the decree 81 CO, +
and return TO his native home Ia M
He recovered wondarfully hgsss-
the br5oiH5 air Uf Berns, and h a, /, +, r
Years became prominent In pSh,., 4, "a
1882, 1t win be remembered, he M ~ b
TO this country as Sw.tzsrapis M,
sentative. lie resigned in ISL, All !. n
turned again to the land OF bis blrA r, q
success I'm the political arena then be,.-l b
a matter of universal comment NJ n,
of war and held Other sf.e
and at the last election was chos.s
president of the little republic.
For many years the GratwOlis, IN 1a,s
hearts he had always held piss h
sight OF thel9 Old employe and iRsal u
lll never forgotten them, hoHtyg n Is
Monday j. A. Gratwold received #s
from NJ. Frey, preslaent-elect Of Sur. IS
land, recalling cary scenes and ps,
Of the success that crowned bis nos
Ginning years. The recipient was nirtIS, a
he was astounded, but inyssasIta
proved the truth OF the writers CAR
that the former woodchopper o. Baa,
county Is now president Of the SEiz =
public.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26
THE CLOSING YEAR,

.r,,. ,,.t1,i..l,t,s b,ly b,.--,od silence
now
Ts hr.ntinl- ike a gentle shirt Ger
rbe st,1 lid plilseiSss world. Iiarkl on
--~ 80 ,',,,is
v. {,tti, " ' H.s, rots0 are swelling. TITS
lf tt,I. 5.nf,t.st ,yaar
~ we "'' 49, ''''
No funeral train
is sweeping past YET on '"' stream anu
with Melancholy light. the moonbeams
rs.a rest o,,, spotlsss sbroud. the air d.
AS ny syi T. fnourners sigh; and on yoa
.,., cloud, -.r,, u.,, .,.-,,f,. ,,,.,,,.,h
A'''i' ,,.s1 2' 7'''' anu -
-f5. 5,-irits ~ the season scam TO stand
Young 7pnn@ bright summer Autumn $
And [tI Winter Win his aged l5cks-ana
+, ,o srg@'55j cadence rl,r comes abroad
Like , nae , t@5 wind h"fp wild and 'o'1'-
, e' f, a dSn ' yara TIE dead Year.
ris a time
For memory ggHg. and for tears Within the
sun 5 aa5meerS of the heart a aree'er
Whose 9.t, tones are like the wizard voice Of
Heard from the tomb OF ages points ITS
And solemn finger to the beautiful -.
a,I HsiS h'7lI'9 - u H. i,! i,,,Ii,,'1''
anu leLt no 7laloW g- "" - Ky s'',.ga7 + 49,
WI 'i't s''H waste Ol ''.9' i''''
The eotiln-llp of hone, 'n5 loN' ana love,
sWest FORMS FORMS tbet sluni5sr there' s6atters
o,,. d ,.;,, i Hoy .l5..., T., not,,.,,os,
r,,. vo,u
me year
AA11 EtilFt ullNAf win ~ AlAtAll9 IL GiGAAoAn
or 1Ii9nS o,,,,s To r,arl, Ca ~, cool,
brow, 80
l'9 s ilo,,.. on c''cn near" IN us s"i'
i yGEea Is sGePteF o ,s The be aH
upon, The strons man. and the naughty
Is f9 9S ma and 6o he e, a qds eye is dm 4o,
IN. ed l,ent and ,ovooa and fine ts,rfn
me hIlEuI anu Joyous au" the leaiIu!
W st i,,Sl ones IS he'ru' where ersC the
And reckless shout resoanded. 1t passed
DER
ana shield
Flashed in the light Of midday-and the
Of SERTED srrls hosts Is shiyered' and the
grass
Green 5,,t from the soil of carnage waves
The crushed and Wondering skeleton. 1t
"a came came ,,., ..,.,, - .,,-. -. ...
ANA ladel llke wreath OF mist at eYei
HeF ere i melted l, i ne yiewiies3 air.
" hefaldeI rs millions TO their home
IN the am iahu or Dreams
hemOfHeless llme!-
Fierce spirit Of the glass and scythel
what power
can stay MIN IN his silent course. or
rt,. melt ,-. e., .,,t,-o ~ ,.r,
ltlS IRON hedrt 70 pity on, stu on
lie presses and forever. The proud bird
Inc condor OF we Ahles, thAt can soar
IhrouBn heaven unfathomhble depths,
or braNe
me LurE OIL me -SortHern hurricane
Ana phthe ms Piumhse IN the thunders
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26

Some heads are worried with nerve fac
The thing for both these heads 10 take
is fhAt sure cure Prestons Hed-Ake
Cures neaaaehe Ia htteen minutes or no
pay.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26
THE HIGHER SCIENCE
or DESTRUCTION WILL ORNATE
THE NECESSITY ron NAV1Es.
Not Even the Torpcdo Boats Will
Survive the Great Events of the
Next Maritime Mnr-rinns
witch Insure Peace.
Pittsburg Dispatch.


,vitb ann, maritime pover md bns oc.
.,.,
r3sloh 10 40 INTO H"NH V"i""aI WIN
any foreign foe 1t will be demonstrated
10 cha e,t,sr,ctto, cf All concar,e5 tb,,
ihouerh "ope'a"S ana "'"e'h ''"i''hee
have no standing as against the higher
srierca NJ dretructtop There will I've men.
means ana ihelnous' ASKING no co'"pe'lSA-
ton until the work is done, to readily
sink my hostue thing that floats and to
-,
lhul'alc thnt inc N"u"'eH "eSuoSc'S
/ OF the modern navy have but llttle high
er ranl, In dealing ou, death aud desola-
49,. H.. 49,. 49,. Ito. ~, .,, ,-,,,o..,
uoh imam mas the Pea''hE Oh tHe N'l'neSe
tomtom
The interest which at present eenters
4 la hattleships, long-range cannon, tough
I o.,,.. ,,,,., ,-i.,,.,,,.. ~, ,-.,,,.... ,,,,,,
"' ''''' F'"''' ''0'e~'''S' ~ e'''''9s I.1''e
. irauNe capacity, etc, is most Iudlcrous
/ These. 10 the highest art of scientific
.t,t,..t ,. .,.
s'''' -" 0'-" $50 'S''
I lonship as destructive agencies, than do
/ the lance, the ass'sai ana the scmiiar
{ TO them. Tile minds that Will demon
strate this and whose achievements win
e1n-igu tHe present enginery of war to
fre uiae. .e Fortune on. ,rufl.rv rIo,,..
bat the inspiration VIII be d motive of
international economy and rbilartGropy
ami .hs placing ol war on "a common Ma
SITS tina. shall at once ba SO en.etrai,v
8Iasetr-ve FL, oJl.blu ,-s reach nj ,l An
i+ s,lf.g,i.., No. .t,u ,.r.,,3..r ~,
,cbo srq,e. o., a. e, cartatr NJ ,asal,,t,
,.t',.,,,t,.,54,, ,,,,- -. IN ~
,ft,, 800 -, .l.s,,,7., a., - .,..,
t,.,,,,,,t ,f AZ. s,,1 - ,.,,sf,,,t - ~
H.'-'-' '' l-' N'-- "-"aN- ,'''N re
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26

Aunty 10 Tommy, VINO az sIS y you 81 y
menageriel- Well. Tommy az
tiger? - vas. b-h-bqi~ !.
Tommy (whlmperingl- q you sui
Annty1But what-what are y
about? ,.,,, ut me poks ri
Judge. -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26
END OF THE BEER ROW.
THE DECISION MADE NY THE APP
PEALs COURT.
Mr.. Pabst Regards hts Claim 90 the
highest Award - Secure-Thc
Anhcuser- Busch Company win
Not Contcnd--Thc Result
chlcnro Hsrnld

7 $3.50. ~.
i aus u'1'S'e" ""' N""S'' i'' u'e 'o'''is
r % The National commission, Masonic Tenn
Me For almost a month the case has
Is -, t,.,.,,,- ,,-,, ,.y.,-. . ,-....t,t ,,-, ~
{ ''S- N eN'' W.
! aPpeA's aPpo'h'ea pN Joan hoSa Ihacher'
: This court was composed OF Adlal u. Eve
/ ,pt. ~bi,ar,, y s,yp,sere AtississIr,,f.
~ a.. 49,, $500. -,,
3 "-''' " CSC "H''''-'' ~''N NO
! &. NurtE, Minnesota This court began
hearing evidence IN parlor q. Palmer
b,psa n, No,..,,,nor % A,,,,st -.
- -.
"'S N'''9''''E' D." 'eNA'6 Nesu'nohF' anu
with the exception OF the time lost In
having the evidence and arguments print
cd. the case has been under Amusement
ever since. considerable interest attached
% the proceedings on account OF The ina
mense interests involved and because IL
was the nrst appeal from AN award that
came 90 tIlAl- larSe NUMBER of appeals
nave since been He'd with John Boyd
At@eAei' ana " tAfy take as much time
Is me one lasL CLOSED months VIII pass
oei9Is lNe business OF inc awards COM
Imttee is settled
Tile aehi was between the Pabst Brew
tt5 company ana tne Anhtdsel-blsch
htFWlfs association "t al' LOUIS, The late
les concern ""ief,e+i 20 tAa oi-Irst award
1tlAE -tt-a s9 -te Ailt"auae i'-ef, cialtl-
.as some lfaasnlal .t} -H inc proceedings
+..t -1..s.'1 OF Hs court Ut abpeats ass
announce SF.llEe's j. considered hy dis
interested parties VINO nave followed
lIe y'Ts as q victory i5F eaptaiu tapsL
ana eHAfes s-1 sis'te1 win inc term!na-
lt.lN As aey4sisd "hen AaiAi y Ewing
.-'.544sA IT--'AE tAe report ~ again
A'.t HiA4iS eslAllils hee my right TO the
-"f9l '"ai4 when tne judges gave TO
et P'9u.si.
+ FlMlh W alNeF' leading counsel for the
+ sNsef-busrE company lEtlmated that
+ Sl.5 letl9iah was NOT satisfactory 70 hun
eA' 1hAN ne "oatA appeal ifoi1 u II he knew
Where 10 alIval. l-tsL evening, however,
i-4iFy slbe-s SAID he would not contest
Wy 'Hu.'E
-he WAlle trouble was caused by an
'Fsi-"sti2Gs e'eFN 'n John BOYD Ihacher'
---'1s ana ny a clerical error IN comput-
5,, 49,. ' , ,,..' l',''. l,'i
Falr wss t-sfe,! bg 1--we muse. l.. is
Iund. Amounted IN ibs .-oyarg,rnaut ~
We
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26

IT CURbs' -. ccaf
parks, Cough syrup cures ,ss e0'4fsi re .I AZ
,,I1 an ~ and Who0ping, Cap9sneds 4 fpia4
"a Nome remedy ~ thou9@
Or Mi lung Diseases. d HsfiA
70 C'uaranteed; sold by z = 7 -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26

Miss Dorothea Klumpks = ~ ssafs'
cisco has brilliantly psss Actor Of NJ
ticn for the degree Of aqS'gs & 10 z
rtS in paris Miss Klum slump 4 sssns
uonsn Who has passed sGep =
ton In France. --
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26

u is always me poor who are most
ready 70 help ths poor though the rich
are mos. c0mpe'tus 20 do so.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26

Z; has been merry Christmas and now
Tor happy New Wear.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26

As the days begin to Iepgthen the cold
/ begins TO strengthen and the days are
raw sraduai'y growing longer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

We see from the Memphis papers
that Miss Edna Holman was gradua.
ted at the Conway Institute in history,
literature, civil government, astrono
my, rhetoric, Latin. geology, French.
Her friend Miss Laugslatl, who has
visited Macon, is thus spoken Of:
Miss Lucille Shirley Langstatf also
acquitted herself in a most delightful
manner, Mas Lnngstaf was the re-
cipicnl of u very substantial rcm.cm.
brancc from her father in the gift Of
$1,000 worth of stock III his business.
Some fours ago, desiring that sho
should graduate under the most fiat
tering auspices. This offer WAS made
She has labcrcd and not in vain. tor
her graduation met the entire approx
Al of her father, who ablded by the
Tromise of four yours previous. ana
presented the stock 10 his talented
daughter.
Mss Augusta klaus, who attended
this school, has returned home.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10
S"Ea'Ff's SALE
The State of Mississippi
NoXubee Count.
j. l.. Griggs.

TIT STATE Oi MlShIsh'PPi
NoXubee Count.
j.. l.. Griggs.
VS.. 1916, Execution
nv virtue Of the above stated writ, direct.
cd TO me from the Office OF W. i. Minor,
Circuit Clerk of NoXubee Comfy, VIII on
Monday, the srd Day Of July, 1898
at the Court House Of said County. W'!h'n
legal hours, sell by auction, to tho nlgnest
bidder dnscush,, the following nropsrtl
which has been levied on by me AZ Inc prop
crtyiof said defendant aud will DC sold 10
satisfy said writ and all cost. to-wit; >.
4 certain house and lot IN fractional DlocN
50 In the town Of Macon, Miss. sa'u nousc
and lot being occupied by \. J.. McCask',i'
and il more particularly described AS fol-
lows. viz: Commencing at a stake OF inc
South side OF Hale street one hundred anu
thirty.seyen feet and six inches east o. tue
corner of West and Hale streets, thence
along the south side Of Hale street. TWO
hundred and seventy.f0ur feet and siS men.
cs 70 A stake, which stake 10 two hundreu
dred and eighty feet and six inches ron
Tia corner of Hale and Jefferson
streets. thence south on the western line OF
the Harrison lot, two hundred and ninety,
one feet and nine inches to a stake at anu
on the west side of II certain blackberry tree
thence westerly two hundred and seventy
tour feet and six inches to II stake, thcnc'
north along the eastern line of tue bro.S'
iot. two hundred anil lifty-scven feet to tl'
BEGINNING point. Said lot contains one M.
scventy.tlree one hnndredth acres MOT
or less. and situated In the northern part 0
said fractional block bs, In the town o
Macon, NoXubee Co., Miss.
This aeth day Of May, 1899.
TT. DORRoH.s
.., sheriff.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10
Eoticel Notice!

can take to pasture on fine red clo'
yer Geld 20 head mares, horses or cat.
tie at 81 90 per month. Pasture 3
mjlca from Macon. NOTHING 50
GOOD AS CLOVER FOR COLTS.
I also want 100 head horses, mares,
colts or cattle to pasture Oh Bermuda
and Lcspcdiza at 80 eta. per month
Pasture B miles from BrooksvilIe Oh
Chester place. Good white man OH
each place to sec after stock.
N. SCALES.
Macon. Mis-.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

We ask the attention of all tobacco
worms to the advertisement of the
Ohio Chemical Co. II you want to
quit n vile habit, take The advice and
the medicine of tho company. You
will feel much better in body aud
purse, and be a new man. They also
claim TO cure tho craving for liquor
and morphine.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

At q meeting Of the Board of Schor
Trustees the following werc elected
teacht RS for school No. !:
G. II. Spcssard, Oxford, Nd. Pri.
cipal,
Jno. T. knight, ast Nashville. Tenn
Mas Maggie Mosbv. Meridian.
Mrs. NJ b. Tate, Macon.
Mrs Rosa Johnson, Arcala, Miss.
Mrs. Il. I. Yates. Macon.
For School No. 2:
MIRA. w. A. Lucas, Principal.
J. T.. MURRAY, LIST asst.
Maggie D%ismukes. I'd asst.
W, A. Johnson. Sd asst.
Lizzie Bush. 4th asst.
Pati, nee Massengale, 9th asst.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10
Look out for Inc photographers, they
will be here OH the 9Th of June.

On account of his failing health Dir.
Iiolbcrg has determined to close out
his business, and will dispose of his
large stock at cost tor the cash. This
opportunity will enable all who can
raise a few dollars TO secure good bar
gains, and big returns for n dollar.
Tho drop in prices will commence
next Monday. and the earliest callers
will get the choice of the goods.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10
First Bloom for Nvxubee.

We have a note from Mr.. McC San.
ders enclosing n cotton bloom, grown
by Nathan Cunningham on Mr.. A. d
Sanders place. Mr.. S. adds "crops
arc small and grassy. Tho corn only
waist high and tasscling."
Tho bloom was picked June 9th.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

A DIVER, who has had experience III
the business for many years. Is stop
ming at tho Simpson House. lie guar
antees to do work in first class stvle.
,;;,c him a trial and his work will rec
ommeud him. lie has an ady. III TINS
natnr
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

There will be an entertainment; Civ.
On for the benefit of tho Episcopal
church, at Tie Court House Wcdncs.
day nigh. june 2lst. The programme
will he varied, and highly interesting.
Don't fail to attend.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10
Brooksville High School Commence
ment Exercises

Sunday, 18th, Commcm cmcnt SCR
mon BY Row. Il. +. Morris Of Wet
Point. Monday night. 10th, contest
in defamation for a medal by slulcnts.
Tuesday night, Goth, graduating es
ssya, address by Mr.. j. l.. johnson of
Columbus, aud awarding diplomas.
Music by students and Brooksvillo
Band, Public invited.
j. o. GLENN,
Principal,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10
Entertainment.

The closing exercises of the Calhoun
Institute and Business College will be
held in the Chapel of the Institute,
Thursday evening, Juno 14th. A
short but interesting program has
boon arranged for the evenings ell
tcrtainment. The public invited.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

Thousands OF the best people in our
country who have used DR.. Kings
Royal Germctenr for yeas, in their
families, say that it is the best family
medicine they have ever known. You
can save many a doctors bill by keep.
ing it on hand and using il in time.
1t is good TO take and will do you
good.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10
Death of Mrs. L. W. Madison

Last Thursday the citizens of Macon
were notified OF the death OF Mrs. Lie.
oy W. Madison, which took place at
ler home near Dcrrbrook on june Z.
She had been a citizen OF Noxubcefo for
many years, and reared II large family
Of children, among whom is the Hon.
J. S. Madison. The family have the
sympathy OF this comm unity.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

Cooling, soothing and healing is
Plantation Carbolic Ointment. A
grateful dressing in cases ot lndoleni
Ulcers. Old Surr~, Cuts. Sptains. etc.
Price ONLY 2i cents. Sold and gnaran-
tecd by ali druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

For Nervousness. Loss Of Appetite. De-
bility, Bowel Troubles in young or old,
Kidney and Bladder Troubles and as Il gen
eral builder up of the system, it Is the great
est Of all remedies, and then it Is as pleas
mt to take as lemonade, and harmless al
ways-may be safely given to a baby one
day old. $500 per bottle, 6 for $500. For
sale by J.. +, Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10
Proved for Years.

TERRY, MISS. April 81, 1S9a.--We have
been using DR.. Kings Royal Germetucr for
several wears in our family, and have rec
commended it to many others. lthas always
done what Is claimed for it, as far rs tried,
and | regard it as the best medicine we
have ever had In IL family.
Mrs. j. J. HALBERr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10
Money to Loan

A private party la, several hundred
dollars to lend on good security. Ap.
MY at thie otIiro.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10


Ispp ~, 'orroh, Of Shuqualak, WINS
I'M, p. and wo learn from,
(lrsr wv L. NJ, Stone has made .
la... '9' tho erection OF school
h M u.ar Poplaryillc. thrco miles
Nv Ia, ,''an. Shuqualak must
a''le academy.
n Of W.. also informed us Of tho
Nj h., 'r :, Jane Clark, which oc.
NJ y, =, Friday night. sno was !
81. .ou'h Noxnhco Cor many
u s.s was the mother Q, uon,
'# AUIIAI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10
Tempns Fight Time Flies

Y'ot DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptic re.
manned with the people as the favor
ito household remedy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

slnquaIn&, Miss. Oct. 81. 1891.
|Ne '.ed DR. Tichenprs Antiseptic
lslnlly with satisfaction and re-
pended il as an excellent remedy
n purpose Intended.
|uREEAE, Ag't. VI. & O. II. Il.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

Any ono purchasing $3.50 worth OF
our PLANTATION remedies will be
entitled to the Mcmbhis Appeal Ava
'anche weekly until Jan. !, 1894, or
Sl.OO retail will be furnished the Mem
phis Scimitar weekly for the same
length of time. These remedies are
positively guaranteed to cure or mon.
ey refunded. Ask your merchant
CHOU, it; If he does not keep them
write us Plantation Pharmacal Co 3i5
Second Street, Memphis.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

j. SCOTT, Tax Col.
Macon. Miss, June 6, 81.
Which report il received, read and or
dercd spread on the minutes.
Tax Collector is directed to continue TO
try to cellect all taxes unpaid.
Marshal reports SG.45 fines and cost cob
lcctcd curing month of May. IA per report
filed with Clerk, which report is received
and ordered filed.
Resignation of w. +. Minor, AZ senoo'
trustee having been presented anc rene
the same Was accepted. Whereupoh pr
!. C. II. Jones was nominated and elected
to fin the vacancy occasionedby the resign
alton afore sad.
The following was received from sehoo
trustees, az follows:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10
Squills Tar, Sweetgum and Honey,

These old reliable household reno.
dies skillfnlly combined form Planta.
ton Cough syrup, a certain and plcns-
ant remedy tor coughs, colds, etc.
Sold and guaranteed by all %drnagists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10
mssESPssS NOTICE.

All hunting, fishing and otherwise tres
passing by man or beast is hereby forbid-
den under the penalty of the law, on the
places known MS the johnson, and the GINS
Bush Barnett places. IL. BIKE" Eh.
nnlS-lm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

Largest stock and best quality
shoe for Ladies and Gentlemen at
very lowest prices at
FEIBLEMENS'.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

Lis, of letter. onainiDg in the l..
e, :, Macon. Miss. for tho week end.
ii2 June 10, '93.
Spencer Raylark, Mss Lizzie Bry-
son, Mrs. Millie Dolry, Columbus
Lun. cas-. Robt. l.. Patton. S. p. Ne.
Niiians Geo. Armon, Cato prowctt,
Iarrnc. Page, Thorn Shelton. Gcorgl"
Slcr CIR. Fonic Tell, Rev, CT. Thorn
ton. A. w. Wclch.
When calling fer above please state
they arc advcrtis d and give date OF
advertisement.
J. STEVENS. p. NJ.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10
Cough. Cough Cough Then a Coffin,

Stop il quick. Plantation Cough
S, rup will do it, and price only 25 and
80 cents Why not try it! Sold and
guaranteed satisfactory by all drug
gists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10
.RESpASS NOTICE,
VREsSPASS

All parties are warned under the pcna'ty
nj .he law not to hunt with dog or gun or
otherwise ,respass on the following lants:
The Jackson.W ills dughes place near
Hoshu0na creek, north Of Louisville road
and 300 acrcss off west side of the Ross
place, lying both sides of Louisville road
and 10 acres known as the Bracket place,
living both sides Of the Louisville road:
mchl1-9m T.. \ JAChooN,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

Mrs. Borders ana Mrs. }. l.. Carpcn.
Ter, Of Brooksville, kept the Macon
clerks busy yesterday.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

Line Gents
at
Fsibelman'S.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10
Teachers Wanted.

parties desiring positions as
esln The public schools of Macon,
\ make application at once, sta.
POSITIONS desired. Good refer.
nlo character and competency
". +. ALLEN,
lS-lm Sec, Board Trustees.