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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
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DEBOLD.-Ded April 2Sth at $50 A..
| NJ, at the residence OF his parents 315
south Cherry street, NORMA LESLIE,
| infant child OF c. l.. and Alice t. DebOll.
This lovely bud. 50 young. so fair.
called hence by carly DOOM.
| Just came to show how sweet flower
In Paradise would bloom.
Ere sin could harm or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care,
| The opening bud to Heaven conveyed,
Ana babe It blossom there.
Funeral TO-DAY Sunday at p. NJ
| from above residence Friends and rcla-
tiyes invited to attend.
FOLKEs Died. Sunday. April 29ih. at
the residence Of his father COS east Leigh
| street. JOSEPH j.. Jr. son Of Joseph
+. and Mlttie G. Folkes. In the lJth
year Of his age.
Funeral from Broad-street Methodist,
Episcopal church SUNDAY. the 18Th, at
$3.50 p. ". Friends and acquaintances OF
the family are invited 70 attend.
GOODE.-Died. April esth. at \. n,
Mt his late residence, Manchester, Va.
PLEASANT GOODE. in the 18th year
of his age.
Funeral at the Second Baptist church.
Richmond. SUNDAY. April 10Th, at +.
VI. Friends and acquantanccs are IN
yltel TO attend.
JONES.-Dicd, April 2sth. HILLS s
JONES. infant child Of air. ana Irs. T..
ID. Jones. 10. $40 west clay street
Funeral VIII take place from above
residence THIS Sunday EVENING at 3
o'clock.
Lexington Va) and Charleston IS. @
papers please copy.
POWERs.-DoI at the residence % his
son, W. y. Powers. -. PIN'kNE1
POWERS. in the C9th year Of his age.
Ills remains viii BE- token 10 Scots
vile SUNDAY. the 18th. Funer raj services
will take place at scottsyil".
TRENT.-Died. Thursday. at O'Clock
4. NJ, mt his late residence. 1905 IL north
Third street. Mr. BURLEY TRENT, in
the SD year Of his age.
He leaves devoted wife and mother
several sisters and brothers to mourn
their loss.
Funeral will take place from Sixth VT.
Zion BAPTIST church SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at 3 o'clock. Relatives. friends,
and acquaintance5 are respectfully IN
vted to attend.
YARDLEY.-Died Saturday morning at
c o'clock, at the residence OF her aunt,
Mrs. W. J. Manning, llS south Sixth
street, LILLE BRANNON, wife OF
Charles j. Yarlley: daughter OF the late
David and Mary Brann0n; aged 81 years.
Funeral will take place from ST. Peier's
Cathedral MONDAY MORNING at lc
o'clock. Friends aad acquaintances are
invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
THE SUGAR DUTY.
Result OF the senate Democratic Compro-
mise.

WASHINGTON. April 2S.-The Demo-
cratic senator's who have been engaged
in preparing the tariff compromise have
been considering the sugar duty ESPECIALLY
today. and have docid d. besides fixing "A
'tarin Of % per cent. al valorem on all
sugars, and one eighth Of n cent addi-
tionai On refined sugar. TO impose fur
Their duty OF one tenth OF q cent on sugar
imported from countries paying bounty
10 SUGAR PRODUCERS. The last provision
IS supposed to b, aimed especially at
Germany, where . bounty IS paid on beet
sugar. II has been decided also 10 cX-
tend the time when tnc sugar schedule
shan take eject until the Let OF January,
1915. which VIII insure the bounty under
tho Mckinley law for this seasons crop
II IS Understood that these TWO provisions
have been inysrtcI in response 10 the
earnest solicitations OF the Louisiana
senators.
HOUSE LEADERS NOT CONSULTED.
WASHINGTON. April 2S.-The Demo-
cradle tariff leaders Of the House have
not been consulted upon The tariff com
promise made among the Democratic ser~
atars. Leading members Of The Ways ard
Means Committee DO not even know the
forms OF the compromise. representa-
lives breckenridge Of Arkansas. Mont
comery. Eynum. Bryan. and Turner. Of
The committee. mad, statements 10 this
eject aud most OF the other Democratic
members Of the committee are out Of
town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
POLLARD VERSUS BRECKENRIDGE.
''''ion for New Trial In the Case Over
ruled judgment Entered.

'''hon for New Trial In the Case Over
ruled Judgment Entered.
"h-liiNlTON. y. C.. April 2S.-The
.'1 fQr now trial in the case or
'-fl ereins, Ereckinridge WAS over
rae ia JG-ro Rradley's court this morn
.lc oel,ndant was present In per
'-+ a.- Was also represented by Major
'.'y ,l1 Mr IS. II. McKenny, OF his
.''t- Iae plaintiff was not present.
NN represented by her attorneys
fr Hi,u ana Dir. Caideron Carlisle.
~ CASH. &c stated that the attorneys
o. o5ih SIDES desired 20 have the defend
''-s motion for Il new trial taken up
300 as POSSIBLE. Before the Judge
"i Mr hcKeDny stated that uniess
'e W.s something IN the excepuohS
N WHICH tho Judge desired 10 near
e.h re the defendant would submit
formal overriding. and would re-
i an extension of thirty days IN
",fh 10 file Ills exceptions
'~-se Bradley said the trial had been
'~-' Cue, AID every question Of law hAa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29

been settled 20 his satisfaction. and the
new ;gia.. u there WAS 10 be cue. should
be ia 81, court OF Aunca's. He there
for on sr.aicG the motion for a new
trial lie sald he doubted the courts
pnwcr 20 allow = thaty-daFs' extension
in which Ia filc q bill OF exceptions. ana
he would have to hear argument on that
point Argument was then made on this
question. and the court allowed the thirty
days asked for.
Judgment for the amount awarded was
thea formally entered as Of to-day's date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
All virginia Cavalryrnen.

a birmingham (Ala) special TO the New
Orleans Times-Democrat says:
Professor Stubs, Of the Louisiana Eek
pcrimcnt-Station at New orleans. was
5uyihg n souvenir badge this afternoon
and while having his regiment and com
pany name inscribed upon 1t he called FOL
company c. Of the Twenty-fourth Virginia
Cavalry. \ gentleman in rear called FOL
Company X. Of the First Virginia Cav
airy, and a third asked for Company F
Of the Third Virginia Cavalry. Professor
Stubs said: why. we are all Virgins
cavalrymen. am glad TO know you
introductions followed. and the trio wan
Iered off to n quiet spot. where they could
talk over cavalry exploits without inter
ruDtion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA. April 2S.-No auc-
ton sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters. II: wrappers. Fl;
darks. ,. Total. 10 hOgshelds.
Revenue collections: Cigars and olga
rettes. $500; tobacco. S2.957D. Total,
SJ23ilJ
Private sales for week Wrappers. 70;
smokers 49, filters. -: dark leaf. as. scrap,
II: Tugs, II. Total, 30l hOgsheads. against
i52 hOgsheads last week, and 2s9 hogs
Geads Tor corresponding week last year.
Revenue collections for week: Cigars
and cigarettes $lO.123.60; tobacco. SlLiiy.32.
Total, IS. ll2.e2; against 81. $500 fer same
week last year
Mr.. q. II. Lindenberger. president. and
Mr.. Johnson. manager Of the Louisville
Spirit-Cured Tobacco Company. were here
to-day Also. Or. ". \. Bradford, presi-
dent OF the Cincinnati Tobacco Company,
who is making his headquarters at the
Office Of Nessrs. Darlington * Co.
The western markets appear more ac-
tive this week. and very much stronger.
IN Cincinnati $3.50 was paid for the finest
Old bright hogshead OF the season. Some
western Burleys and medium grades have
been Withdrawn from this market on ac-
count OF the advance In the West.
Dry weather causes small breaks still
and the market on the whole has been
without any special feature this week.
ono Of our city export manufacturers re
ports orders quite lively this week.
The Kentucky Weather Bureau gives
no favorable report OF the planting. The
general complaint is that the plants whic h
survived the freeze are dying, which
Wiil make the crop backward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29

PARIS. April -s.-lmil Henry, the An
arehist. on t,ial for throwing the hOmo
into the cafe OF the Hotel Tcl linus. which
Iid so much damage. was to-day found
entity and sentenced 90 death. When the
sentence was pronounced h. shouted:
Comrades Courage. vve lanarchie'
His d,me4nor during the two days Of the
trial was one Of cool, cynical nsolence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS. Corn White 1,322 bushels !;
mixed, 100 bushels. Oats. 1,HJS bushels
SALES.-COrn-Nh ite. "a bushels oats, LILO
bu- nels.
QUOrATIONs.- Whsat-Loncberry. .G2ae3isc I;
mixe1. 6ls03L6c.: snortbelry. 60a6'c.: 40. ..
rel. 62lEc. Corn White virginia bag lots
4SH49c. No. 2 white. 4Sc. No . mixed,
i6a41c. 0ats-No. , mixcd, 31l1a3oc.; no. )
mixed. 3Gl31c. Rye. 53aJjc
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices Of Money. Bonds. Stocks Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, Dr.. and the
Weather Indications

f WASHINGTON. D. c., April a.
tFAlR Forecast for Virginia Fair wea'
| Their in south. local showers IN
] north portion; variable winds.
North Carolina: Continued fair weather
and southwest winds.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

RICHMOND. VA. April 2S-Recelpts-
CaUle. 10, sheep and lambs, 80: hogs,
80 head.
hogs. so head.
prices-Cattic best, satar4c gross; me-
dunn to good. 3H3isc. gross; common TO
fair. zi4I2 &C. gross; bulls 2AN2A4c. gross;
sheep. - ic. gross; lambs, 091c gross;
hogs. Gi4BGGc. net.
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higher market for hogs. The business
was so small. however. that melting
away In prices took place. from sheer in
activity rather than from any heavy SELF
Ing. The weakness In grain had some
induced influence on values. which. com
bined with the dulnsss. resulted I'm de-
cifnes all around. July pork closed i2hc
lower than yesterday. July lard s.. lower.
and July ribs yes lover.
rbe leading futures RANGED as follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
IMPROPER TOBACCO PACKING.
% is ItJuuug the Trade Between This
Country and Germany.

Country and Germany.
N.HNGION. u. C., April 2S.-The
'.-l s-te5 Consul at Bremen, In q
t.-t 10 ue State Department says
IT,. -e heretofore nourishing and lesiti-
$3.50 l-te-s lu tobacco between the
@ -..t.s ana Germany IS liable TO
account OF the failure OF our
g., pack properly ana keep Their
t9 sample. These samples are
.o- .r Bremen by impartial sworn ex-
arb t.s irregular packing called
gives proof of unreliable IN
.n me United States. The com
..- a OIerially directed against the
4a.ts-Nayneid Nashville. and
and lome OF the Cincinnati In
ava o." Baltimore Inspections OF
.r 4..e also been criticized, for the
tue ia tie aforementioned case.
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Closing Bids
y. Y. STOCK QUOTATIONS.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE STUCK MAKhEI.
BALTIMORE. MD. April 2s.-Virginia
SIS. new. ll7i5. bid: Virginia century. CO.'S
Q6Oi1; Baltimore and Ohio, soGiS2: Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern firsts. 1854
iO7i.; do. first incomes. IS bid; do. third
incomes. 81. bid; Consolidated Gas, lii9
1li7a
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TO.HE OIL, THE GREATEST DIS.
81 cOyERY OF TUE AaR

Mr.. NunnalIy.-I suffered very badly
with lumbago in my back for the past
two months, and I tired many things AMI
ali failed, and / used one can OF Jo-He
mend Jo-He the hest thing for iumbaso.--
r. II. IAAUNDERS. as4 Nicholson street.
Fulton.
For sale by all druggists.
W. A. NuNNALxLI: se!s ~ xs 49,
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FATAL NEW ORLEANS FIRE.
The -. Charles Hotel, the Largest Build
tue in the City, burning.

NEW ORLEANS. IA. April 2S.-l1:o5
p. M.-The st. Charles Hotel. the largest
bundifg in the city. is burning. One per
SON las boon burned 70 death.
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1iiEEf AGES.

FULTON-ISAACS- Married. March
29;h. ut the residence Of Father O'Rlely.
JAMES FULTON 70 ROSA BELLE
ISAACS: both OF Richmond. Va. no
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NJ cnnnfnr Mnrcnn Drnd.

WASHINGTON. y. C.. April 2S-The
VITO Of Senator Morgan, OF Alabama,
died tbs evening.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL 20. 1904
sun rises. 5:l7l iilGH TIDE.
sun sets G.j7 Mornin;. ..1l:58
Moon rises. ...... 2:22 Evening -
MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL 80, 1894
sun rises.......... $50 ilIah TIDE. ION.
sun sets. .......... o:oS hornhs. see. .;'.t
Moon r!ses...-.... 2.4o s.FeAIhS.'. no
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL %, 1891
ARRIVED.
Steamer pocahontas. Deyc. Norfolk, inerchan-
disc ani passengers; Irwin Welsiser. suoeria-
tendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL %, 1894.
SAILED.
British steamship Lord ONeill, Lelth.
Schooner Maggie a. keough. Charleston, >. Z.
Barge Coal KING. New YORK.
PORT Os WEST POINT. APRIL %, 1884,
ARRIVED.
steamship City Of Columbia. Jenney New
York, passengers and general cargo
Steamship Chatham. Foster. Providence via
Norfolk and Newport News, passengers ana sea-
erai carso.
steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Baltimore pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Chatham. Foster, Providence via
Norfolk, pa sengers and general cargo
Steamship City OF Columbia, Jonney, New
York. passengers and general cargo
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
schooner Welcome X. Boebe, Kcsns, Care'
mont. to LOAD.
Schooner Ale,hia, Drsdgs, walkerson, 10 load
Lumber.
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CUCCESsFUL SPECULATION
nAKFRy FOR SALE OR RENT OK
TAXES.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR or DErIsQuEST T.xEs.
RICHMOND, VA, Aynl /, lsvL !
IsT1fV U,kVfFI

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR or DELINQUENT TsxEs.l
RICHMOND, VA, Aynl !, is0L
(uTY TAXES.
nY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
II ~ required mat notice SHAH DC gwen
III AN the daily ne" spapers, under tho
direction OF inc Committee on lnancs,.
that the LIST OF DElJNQL Int
TINES on REAL ESTATE Tor ne pre-
eedlng year VIA be published IN one or
Stors OK the daily papers. and also tha
t ti and place Of sale OF said delinquent
real estate 80 A. -, 49,.
is hereby given ina; SAID sk i9s WI y
DAY the 5th day s q Nay y 1871 li civ age so
va ",' broad street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, between :, The e, hours GO %
day the 7th day OF May. 1894.
XII who DO not wish 10 have their pro-
pety advertised must pay ON or betoI'
| the 18th instant .,c,~,,,v
Collector OF Delinquent Taxes
ap l-tmy ) -
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NAVAL STORE MARKETS.

WILAuNGTON. y. c., April 9S.-Rosin
dun: strained. S. e., good strained. size.
Turpentine-NOthirg doing. Tar quiet az
soc crude turp niiue steady; nard. >LtO,
soft. $l60: virgin, so.
SAVANNAH GA. April 2S Spirits
turpentine opened and closed at 30 -. for
regulars. Sales, f9O casks. ROsin firm and
I'm good demand: sales. $50 barrels; \,
y, {. and y, Sloj; l.. $looal.lO; T., Sl.2j:
q, Sl.35, II. $lG1: !. $50, X. So. NJ,
$3.50: y. $50; wlndow-giass, SEQ; water
u-bito g. ~
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o., April 2s-Flour-
Spring patents. S.lO43.so; family S.@g
10.
Wheat-Steady: No. red, 56iac.
C0rn-No. white, 45Ac, NO mixed
42lzc
Gats-No. . mixed. 36i.c
Pork-Job sales Of mess at $3.50; clear
meas Si3.15: family pork, $4So.
Lard-Steam leaf, '%sc.; kette-dtied'
Bacon-Steady: shoulders. &c; short-ro
Sides 7isc.: clear, nc.
Whskey-Steady at siij.
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" @.pn; COT LIVESTOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK-YARDS, LII. April
s.-Cattle-Recelpts. 1850 head; market
quiet and steady common 70 extra s ~ :,
S,S59ii6j; stockers and feeders, S-ov
335: calves. s2.lCNf7j.
Hocs-Receipts, 1850 head; market
strong: heavy, s11or5.m; common 10
choice mixed. fI10li5.iJ, choice assorted,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000 head: market
frmer inferior to choice, S7oa L6l'
lambs, s325aJ.0O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29

Cash quotations: Flour-Marhet our =
couple OF export orders were worked at
a slight reduction in price. No. spr.ns
wheat, j7s.c; No. , r. !. 5,4c No. corr corr
T2 s5irsii237is. Lard, i755lt757i4. Snort
rib sides. SG0GG.GO. Dry. salt shoulder
s6.CG62j: sugar-cured sides. sGS'i-g'-l-'s'
MhiskaY. 81 l.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. April Is, 1877
SALES, 900 Virginia Centuries at GOA !:
1000 Richmond city As at 83s4; 20 shares
North Carolina railroad at 94It
Closing quotations,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-05-12

Mr'Jaeob bowling las put a good
substantial wire fcnce around the
Johnssn.B Barnett place, in the north
eastern portion Hof the county, for
Mcssrs Milscr and Montgomery. Their
intention is 10 have n stock farm on a
large scale, and thew have been advcr.
Using for oxcu in good condition;
farmers. however, seem not to be dis.
spo edtosAll their: stock, mud 70 far
they Iiavc'uot purchased half as many,
as they want. II farmers need some
cash TO carry on farming operations, it
would be better to'aeR susplus stock,
irthcy have ii, than TO borrow money
and pay interest, Cattle. from three
10 six years old can be delivered at
Macon, Brooksville or the johnson.
Barnett plantation. -.
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A Pl 2S.1m
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,HomildA.

On Monday, April 60. Bill Ingra.
ham Jr. uiIsterioussy disapresred
and NO trace OF him has been discov.
'erea. lie aud his wife had "a tight
that morning, .sDd near the house an
axe was found, bloody up toths eye.
aud Two pools Of blood were seer on
the ffoorof the housc. Tho woman
had a slight ilit. on Nor head. Robt
Studiven aud Crsese fngraAam were
ar. cstcd on suspicion, aud on Tues.
day evening were brought To- Jail by
Messrs Rob CadS and JOHN a laooa.
They wilthaye a trial. 1t -Lyna Creek
school house NIX, "Wednesday May is
Ih ths, lmAu!lme . search. ID bling
made for III Ingraham, .dcad.or alive.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-05-12

We had . peasant visit this week
ffrom-two old irieuds, Messrs'M Met raw
aud Scarborough, OF Fearn Springs.
jim Mctiraw was q knight Of the
.yard- stick III Macon several years be-
fore the war. and his old friends
you'd sss sc4rcaly any change in him
today. >T3mehas dealt'gen,ly with him
and he seems to DO in excellent health
and, the prime ollie He 10 ono farm.
et ID u hundred who has proepered.
lie yl9ss good Land on EIlison's ridge,
apdaas ,inf aaged sitgwelI. =.
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Tombstone Work,

wish my friends and the public Ia
know that ] am prepared 10 furnish
monuments aud head stones of all dc,
sigus and priccs. All work guarantee
TO be just MS represented. The firm
represent is Of the largest and
most reliable in the South, and will
fulfill its con,racts to the entire salts.
faction Of its patrons. Address -me At
Maron when you nrel II cemetery
work. aud will call on ! ou and show
yon designs aud prices,
=. Respectfully.
APl 2s.1m C,S. GAVIN,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-05-12

The Committee have fixed upon
Thursday, Maya, as Decoration Day
IN Macon, which will he celebrated
under the kindly auspices of the |. 0.
.. L. All other orders and societies
are Invited and expected to psrtici.
pate. All the military aud band boys
will be Oh hand iu full dress uniform.
And, of course. all the girls will he
there too, with ali the flowers In sou.
son.. R. G. Jones Esq, Of Louisville.
will deliver the address on this oc.
casion. Remember the day and also
remember 10 havo your lot in good
order If you have one on the grounds.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-05-12
The Childran's Friend.

Rev. III. Oxford, of Atlanta, .savs:
Ny baby was sirk from its birth and
we expected it wonld die. AT The aye
'ht nine months we began TO, give il
Germciuer. The effects were magical.
Ii beRaAto AHpreYc ~ once and is nav
lat and growing every day. 80.
= J.J- SGrngg., Of Sidon: Miss, says:
Our little girl. ninc months old, was ii,
a very low state from summer. COM
plant and Germetncr made her fat as
a pig" Into Thousands Uf homes. III
has carried blessings Of the same kind.
1t is the great king Of all remedies for
the little ones and just as good for the
Parents. 81. g. for SIS by al, druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-05-12
100 Barrels meal cheap at
N. SCALES & Co.,

Mr.. 6. Murray Robertson, Of Der.
brook, aud Mr.. Harris. living on the
Mahorner farm, were the only: It nd
a'ts from NoxQbee at The veterans
meeting in Birmingham. MI. Robert.
son then visited his old home In Hunts
vile and you should hear him tell o.
bont Maj. Shnughnessy's fine reeidence
and grounds there. II seems like u
fairy tale.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-05-12
100 Barrels -four at old prices at
N. SCALES & co.
Piano Tuning.

Mr., Ycagle, a reliable piano tuner.
and well known to the people, Of Ma.
con and Noxubee, Will be in Macon in
a few days md all parties desiring
work done will please leave word al
the drug atorcs Or the 'Dillard House,
or drop a postal card in..the p~ostofice.
lie guarantees satisfaction in work
and prices.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-05-12

DIED Mr.. }. II. Mcllhany. living
neal Mr.. Ladd's. aud who has been
sick SO long, died on Tuesday. May 8.
His friends, and particularly lis sis.
tiers, Mis- Wilson and Mrs. UPTON, de
sire to return hearii clt thanks to the
people Of the ncighbofhood aud to Drs
Warren aud Overstreet ard other ci,i
Gems Of Macon for many acts of kidd.
ness shown the family during Mr.. Nc.
llhany's long illness. They will rel
cherish the memory of them with feel.
ings Of the livelicst gratitude.
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Death of Jerry Ruper,.

This faithiGl old Democratic .darkey
died on Mr.. e. &. Thompsou's place
on the first Of this month, iu the 9Th
year Of his age. In red'ho.> recon /.
struction days, when. even. a ,yhitc.
man dare not proclaim his politics too
loudly, old Terry was stendfast in the
faith, nm | several times narrowly es.
capped the wrath Of a mob. lie was al.
ways respected for his honesty, iut+g.
rity aud good common sense and was
dstcr guilty Of my ACT, to bring r..
11fpach. upon himseIi aud. family. = ~.
.T,sscAsonafs pic MICS 10 7at hand
Joues. the Grocer Is prepared to fun
nish everything needed. .,tr+
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-05-12

Mrs. W. l.. Featherston and daigh.
Ter have returned from St. Louis
They had n very enjoyable trip and
iiEe all visitors 10 tho Future Great
Mrs F. has woudelfu stories 10 tell a,
bout The great brewery, covering. for.
acres of ground. :
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Sea Shore Camp Meeting.

:. For this recession the M. 4 q RR.
will sell tickets from Macon TO Sea
Shore Camp Grounds, Miles,, aud n
tnrn'et 81 %. Date of sale July Alb
to 2l4s Not good for return passage
after August Stat, 1894.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-05-12
Homicide

Last Monday night some with
fcloniaus intent entered Mr.. Paul's
mill house at Memphis Ala. Next
morning q. negro was found dead
the mill with a sack. of meal by
his side, and several hogs eating the
meal. II was generally supposed TINT
the load was too heavy for him and
iie, had broken a blood vessel,
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What the Doctors Safs

!, Dr.. n. C.. Timmons. Of Anhnta, Ga,
"ftake pleasure initiating that
l have used Royal GermetuerG OK ten j
sisely in my practice, aud. have; ioupd
II ne hosrly,a specific for dyapepsis, In.
digestion, catsrth and nervous debili-
~ as any remedy | have ever tried. II
Is an excellent remedy for all stonaiA
and bowel troubles. For weak and dss
bilitated women I think II is q yopa
derful remLdy. Asa locaspNicntiop
1t is a prompt reliet TOR piles, bruises,
cuts and sorcs,of al kinth.' With my
family it IL IA standing ,honaehpld rem.
edy!ii 81 bottles tot rs. Fol sale by
all druggists. y 4: