Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-28
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Miss Florence Sparkman Of Cooks
Vile il visiting Mrs. NJ. Mah0rner,
n. Scales needs another store room
to hold all bis stock this season.
Mrs }. X. Dowa!c, formerly Miss
Haynes, is visiting relatives il Brooks
willie and Macon.
Miss Casper Of ST Louis Is the as.
>istau, of Mrs. Murray this season in
the millinery business,
Miss TAlli- Dorroh has gone TO the
Bristol, Tenn, college and Iva Dorroh
IS at the Miss. College nj Clinton.
Rev NJ l,alb assisted by the work
RS in his church raised S6l5 tor the
hebron cemetery.
Mrs, John Baptiste Of West Point
,as been visiting her daughter, Mrs. }.
| !. Riycs, and is now at Mr., j. i. Bin
! ems.
Miss Mollic Gully left for Noxubcc
ouuty on the 18th to take charge OF
yer school at Bigbce Valley. Winston
| signal,
The finest and most complete stock
o milliuery cver offered to the pubic
! of Noyubee is now ready for inSpec.
ton ut Mrs Annie May Slicl'on's.
Can't G., NJ. Thomas was IN town
Yesterday and reported dry times aud
short crops in the hills, His health
seems 10 be good.
Rev Mr. Babb, of Stone, Ala, passed
through Macon last Tuesday on his
way TO his ola home near Corin'h. TO
preach the funeral Of an old departed
friend.
Miss Matte Chandler, n pretty ana
ACCOMPLISHED Young lady of Clifton
Miss. who has been the guest OF Mrs
r. p. Fort, has returned home, TO inc
regret Of many admirers made during
her visit herc.-Mcridiar News.
Mr. W. J.. Hubbard, a prominent
citizen OF Shnqualak. came Gown
Yesterday afternoon, having elgh'
youug ladies in charge, who will enter
Stone college this mornihg.-Mlrl-
dian News.
The New Orleans Confectionery ana
, Bakery has presented the bEAC"N
i, with a liberal sample of its bread ana
cakes OF the first baking. The STORE
i, At the Faser old stand, between WI
kerson and Amcs' stores, Il. a. irscli
!, proprietor,
As will readily be seen Mr. hiau'
is doing business on a lars / sca''
r than ever this year, and The ht'eh'lol
of Gents especially rs called to MS OK
Il ~tausivc and select stock of Clothlh!
/, and Furnishings generally
! Choice line Saddles, Brides, llai
ness and Whips at -.
n. Scales y Co.
Mrs. Jro. D. Hodges has rctufhe'
from A three months visit to her dausl
ter. Mrs Sallie Granger, at Fort DC
posit. Ala. Mrs G's sight has bee
- falling for somc time, and We reerc'
!, say she is not improving, Her mother
, visit did her much good.
{, Came look at our Bed Blankets an
!, Comforts. ~ Ho"'ce w
Yesterday evening Mr.. Ed lr'i
plc,t passed through Macon ON u
way to Bayou Tcchc, eight mlIes iro'
Moryaa City, La, to take charge OF
,upar plantation, the same M he WI
On for several years. Ills Ola Gil
,loycr wrote tor him to return ana |
would raise his salary.
a W. hive best and cheapest me
ro,hinp and Hats in town. .
zee for yourself N'o'"
u Samuel Lumpkin when a yon'
man IN 1867. taught school III III
!. county at Decrbrook, and bo"rd'
with his unclc. the lamcntea Eol
peuprcc. llcisnow on 81 mn 'U"s
If inc Supreme Court o. u :
! lie has la,cl, bcen on V''' ~
-, relatives here. and spent some ia
ii, with Mr. Wayne peupres'
Hons from the Kempcr Herald
1. Tolic Aust is still confined 10
bed; paralysis. :,
=, Mrs G. W. Aus,'s infant son u
w. las, Thursday; congestion.
nj, Mr. Lon jenkins aud Lillian nun
,,,rc married at Blair's chapel
sunday. The Herald wishes
handsome Young couple a long "
,I,. ny aud prosperous journey '"r0'
two life,
mt 200 barrels Flour just received y