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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
DEATH NOTICES.

Barry, Morris Miller, Mary
Boyd, Peter Pierce, Asabel L
Cox, Martin j sherman, Thomas W
Eessenden, Maria Swift, William Il
King, William
BARRY-lD this city. Sept IL, Morris Barry,
aged al years.
BolD-In Johnston, Sept IL. Peter Boyd.
aged 20 years.
Cox-In this city, Sept 10. Martin Cox, aged
II years.
FESsENDEN-In Warren, X I. Sept II, Maria
tessenden, wife OF the late Guy N Fessen.
den, aged 20 years.
KING I'm East Providence, Sept IL, William
King. aged 10 years.
hlLLEh-ln this city, sept ~, Mary. widow
Of Warren Miller, aged s3 years
PlEkCk-lD Maiden, Mass, Sept u, Asabel T
Fierce, aged Is years.
ShEhMAN-In this city, sept IN. Thomas W
sherman. only son of Captain samuel q
and sarah n sherman, aged 81 years
sWlfT-ln this city. Sept IL. William II
swift, aged ~ years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
MAYORS DAY.
Continued from Page 81
Yesterdays Late Races.
ASECOND RACE.

The fourth heat was a repetition Of the Sec
md and third, Bumps leading all the way
lround. The leaders kept well together during
she first three.quartsrs OF the mile but the
distances were widened on the stretch. and
3umps Mascot DR., Billy aud Anna Shedd
lnished with more than ten lengths between
iach OF them.
stake No 0; purse sic0o 2.35 class. PAGERS;
8umps, b &, by Baron Mikes. Dick
Wilson. Bin ahamton, N Y ........6 /
asst Request. b m, by Bourbon
Wilkes, Belmont Stable, Montreal,
Canada .......... ..-........,... ... 4 o 8 z
Mascot. Jr. b x, by Wilkes Hurrah,
James Elliot. Philiadelphia. 2 2 2
evolution. @ =. by Nominee. N A
Nevins. Ciaremont, N II .,........3 4
Billy. o 8. by Tom Hol Middleby,
Maiden, Mass s.......................9 3 8
Annie nhedd. b m, by Shedd, l.
j Sturtevant, Boston. ..............4 &
Ella Q, IN, Almont Boy, Ken
dfick, Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o
Gretchen. b IN. by Son Of Herald,
Alonzo Mcdonald, Buffalo. .........7 8 @ 8
Hollister. b Z, by Almont, Jr, A M
Kingsley. Ashuelot, H............8 81 o
TIME.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

be held his own to the end OF the first heat
Keys, who passed second under the wire,
Rade po, MS spurt In the last quarter and passed
hoyal victor on the stretcn, while almost the
whole of the field were b,i4 he'd In some
lengths behind the leaders.
Inc second heat was proces ion for three.
quarters OF mile, with Opulence in the lead.
In the stretch the Hope Valley horse went
ahead and passed under the wire close sec
ono, but was set back for running. IL was a
pnee,,k-snd-peck race between Royal Victor and
Fullerton Boy all the way down the stretch
put the latter drew ahead just as he went
under the wire. winning his heat, while
Royal y victor took second place on the dis
qualncation or Opulence.
Fullerton Boy won the third heat easily
nothing approaching him after he took the
lead. which was soon after the start. opu-
fence had another squirt of running when
near the half mile post and was sent back
from fourth place TO the end OF the process
sion. pelease was badly distanced.
Gen. u. won both the fourth and fifth heats
with Fair LILLIAN as second. The Buffalo
mare. which had been regarded as a rank out.
slider. seemed 20 gain strength with each heat,
ana In the NTH was only beaten by nose.
Mcdonald, her driver, claimed that Noble
had struck his horse. but the foul was not
allowed.
Purse $500: pacing:
Gen D.. by Kaiser. w Noble,
New York. k...................7 752l
Fullerton. d Rice. Wellsviiie,
Opulence. blk $, by Ferguson, S
Owen. Hope Valley .......I e767
Roya Victor br &, by Roy wilkes,
+ ; Hedges, New York. 2 8
Fair Lillian, 10, by Gold Boy,
r, MoDonsld. Buffalo ...;..-.:.'., 9 05 22
Reys, br <, by Echo. Prospect
r, Farm, Newburg. -. -. ..'...2 455
Ben Wilkes, b 5, by Mambrino
= Wilkes j q Conley, Phenix @
Rex Nutwocd, blk g. NJ A Nevins,
Claremont, n III H.............. 8 sdr
Delease, b m, by Barney Wilkes,
John Riley, Medford, Mass IDS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
AN OPEN DAY.
Good Attendance and Good Scores at
tho Rifle Range.

Yesterday was "open day" at the rifle
range. The day opened warm. with
wird blowing from TO II o'clock; lust
the kind OF day for good scores, for the
reason that the majority OF men pulled of
to the right and the wind counteracted
this tendency.
There was good attendnce and some
very good scores, as the following will
show
SCORES AT 200 YARDS.
Private Marsh, 3O554 3-s2.
Private Chamberlain, 2 O40222 3 2
IL.
Corporal MacNeill, 4o43433444-
33.
Lieutenant Taylor, 534s343434-
80.
Lieutenant 1aylor's score il made with
one hand, having lost right hand i'm July.
Sergeant Dexter, 3 4 54344444-j1
Private Harvey, 434433443 4-38
Private Ayers, 434f24 4-33.
Prlvate Dyson, 4 23 1 3 D 4-3S
sergeant Cole, 4 3 4 3 8 4 3 3-3S.
Private Fife, o 3 200i2 4-26
Private Raymond, 3 8 3 04423 A
Private Greene, 34444 i-36.
Corporal Fletcher, 254i333435
-36.
80.
Sergeant Carr, 4s323s
Private Marchant, 33O35 20440-
Private True, 43444A 40.
Private Arngen, 2 234O4 O40li3O-2i.
Corporal Ceasar, 2 423 333 3 3-29.
Private Angel, 40323 4-21.
Sergeant stafford, d4434f4443
-3S
Sergeant Harden, 54i45s44s5
ii
Corporal Kelly, 24433 332O-24
Corporal Gynness, ks4403i453
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
TINE.

CAPTAIN y. n. Smead OF the we'll known
schooner Gen. h. :. Merwin arrived at
MS nome In East Providence ., yesterday,
where he was born
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

How many people drink at the ice water
fountain Ia 'front.' .. the waiting rooms ON
lie bricge is an interesting question.
policeman Martin says in red hot weather
the nurnher must average five a minute
ing bive minute would be 800 AL hour.
Ssny people waste more than they drink,
Zoo.
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rurse $500; 2:lS class. trottInr:

Bush, br IN, by Alcyope, ii Kerner.
sii treat Darlington, Mass. .......,.... 1 Q 2
silver Plate, s, by silver Cloud, Bel
mont stable. Montreal ..... ..........
Gretchen, b m, II W Smith, HaverhiI 3 /
Celaya, e m, by Allendorf d Smell,
New Bedford .....................,
ford ....,. '...',''..,,'' - -,V is la Is
Peeyeril, G, Y. by Elyria, Elyria stock
Farm, Elyria, O 80. ....................l8 10 &
New York .....; ;.,,,s'..:....' ..'...,'IO i2 l2
Nosegay, b m, by Gen Washington
Jorry O'Neil, Lexington, Mass So 5
Nutshell, b IN, II Browne, Boston o B 10
Nna Bell br m, by Nephew, J NAL.
colin Forbes. Boston; :. ,,....., .,..,..,.1i oil
Benton M, =, by Gov Benton &c
Marble. Wilkinsonville, Mass
Maragrot l., m, A johnson, Brockton 4 IA 0
ssbina, b m, by bablo Wilkes, FW
Noble, New York. k......................5 &c
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4---42.
Private Seamans. 4 3 8 2 2343 4-3l.
Corporal Frederickson, 4 4 A 4 4 3 8 8
3---36.
Private Frederickson, 3 4 343352
2---31.
Private Kenyon, 4 AZ 3 3---16.
Sergeant Williams, 3 3 8 A.
Ser geant Thurber, 0344655 525s-
81.
Captain Perrin, 491f5s5ss142
SCORES AT 800 YARDS.
Sergeant Harden, 345543 1888
|. Sergeant Carr, 0 3 4 34O022 3-21.
Sergeant True, 3 4 4 o 4 8 3 4 4-34.
Corporal Fletcher, g 302 25 A 3 2 p
20.
Sergeant Dexter, 8 54444 $40.
Private Angel, 3 3 0 2 3 A a 2 0-21.
Corporal Frederickson, 8 3 3 a 3 A
As
Sergeant Williams. $4,000 "a
Private Raymond, o4332 ss32-
20.
Private Greene, 40 oO2433 4-26.
Sergeant Taylor, 2 2 2 3444 5--36.
Private Ayers, 3 0 0 2 0 4 4 3 3 3-22
Private Frederickson, o o 2 3 3 234
-21.
Private Seamans, 8 54O224 O245-2s
Corporal Gynness, a 0245 0 o.
26.
Private Marchant, 334323 3244s-
81.
2s.
Corporal Kelly, 43445444 $40.
Lieutenant Virgins, 0 4 2 4 o AZ 5 90
-2l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

sTHIRD RACE.
opulence went to the lead at the start and
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EARL CARPENTER & SONS,

No. Westminster street, Cor. Dye
Ibis Old established house wboesa e. aud rstails
ZOE ~ prices, ana by prom NJ sttsntion 10 bus
isess and the employment of rood men In their
sevsrs dsp.rtmenis, merit . oe"tisusaos Of the
Rstfsnags ~ long episyed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

mot completed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-10

Bicyclers are likely to get cut,
scraped, sprained, bruised, or
some way hurt. No matter which,
an application of Readings
Russia Salve will take away the
smart and pain, and cure the
trouble in a hurry. Thousands
of wheelmen never 60 on the
road without it. Why should
your rs cents buys it of any drug
gist. Handy box for your pocket.
Hollister Drug Co., Agts. y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-10
Patent Knee Protector.

According to late number OF
the Scientific American, Thomas
D. Walker of this city has been
granted patent for knee pro-
tector which is thus described:
For the use of cavalrymen and
others to protect the rider against
rain, snow, etc., this inventor has
devised new article of manufac-
ture to be made of leather, rub
Der or waterproof cloth. 1t com
prises both knee and thigh pro-
tector, arranged for ready con
nection with each other and with
the trousers legs or boots or leg
gins. The knee protector is of
somewhat triangular shape, with
side flaps at the lower corners and
rounded at the top to conform to
and bend over the knee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-10
stn BUILDING BURNED RECENTLY

SN BUILDING BURNED RECENTLY
in Milwaukee, without Insurance,
because clerk FORGOT to renew certain
policies promptly as instructed.
"He was discharged.
ga few days later, the owner died without
insurance on his life, leaving widow and
three young children in poverty, because
he had NEGLECTED to insure. As procrast.
ination is more culpablo than forsetfulness
perhaps the owner is having his punish!
ment NOW.
MORAL! Cons ultation and Office treat
ment free. Special attention given to pro.
crAstinators."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-10

l have just opened at my store,
Waring Block, what is probably
the most complete line Of light
flannel overshirts ever offered in
Honolulu. Prices range from so
cents to $500. l.. d. Timmons.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30

The South is srill Democratic. sun
port o! centralized government Is Il
part ct the inheritance OF Republican
lN lrsis,ancc upon the right to eX
trc!Sa .ir powrr OF the government to
tax 4.t many fer The benefit of the few
isHaoil c' and equal par. Of that in
har!Hncc. Iacse lue.tious will re-
main ,ramomnt in lie politics OF This
country The time will not come when
ii " another of mnny VARYING ahascs.
Il. " vii not MARI the lines of t1rty
d'''.'on. II the Democrat party is
IL .nd as the negative fo.ca against
.aeGA ilie SOntii cannot cease 10 be sol
IDLY bemorratir,-S Louis Republic.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30
Alcoholic

III IL established by statistics that
more than 80 per cent. of the whi.kcy
SOD 10y dealers is less than two Years
OLD. Whistles for human use should
be much older. Chemistry and mcdi
cal experiments show that young wills.
Key Is injurious TO The hum III 5, stein,
while on the other hand il Is asserted
by The best and most learned medical
Ineu that good old whiskey taken il
dlclous'y is highly beneficial, because
the aromatic elements found in old
VIII s&"v ITO not dlrangc bu, stimulate
anu strengthen. The Club IIousc"
brand Of whiskcy i. made of the best
materials and is never sold Until /, has
attained a maturity At ten years: i, 10
.'icu by raason of aga and unnli,y \.
perfect whl~t :, with mild. Geliuous
tasIc. 81 for pric, list AND nam
DAlct on Al"hnliOlie S,imnisus 10
VI. SHAuGHNEssY Il 20.
4l9N u 1t. s, l.ouis, Mo
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30
how to Prevent Group,

SOME READING THAT WILL PROVE IN
TERESrING TO YOUNG M)THERS-
Hrw TO GUARD AGAINST THE DIS
EASE.
Group Is a terror 10 Young mothers
aud TO post them concerning The cause.
first symptoms and treatment is The
object OF this item. Tho origin OF
Group is n common cold. Children
who are subject to it take cold very
easily and croGp is almost sure to toll
low. The first 81 mlIOm is hOarsrncss;
this is soon followed By II peculiar
rough cough, which is easily recog.
nizrd and will never be forgotten by
one who has hear Il. The time TO act
Is when HE child first becomes hoarsr.
IL CEamherlain's Cough Remedy is
freely given all tendency to Group will
500 disappear. Even after the croupy
cough has developed it will prevent
the attack, There is no danger in
giving this icmcdv. tor it contains
noihihg injurious. For sale by T. S.
S. Murphcy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30
Winter Tourists Tickets.

Commenting Nov. Isl. and continu
ing through the winter there will be
on sale n; all coupon ticket stations on
the Mobile and Ohio road, round trip
tickets at greatly reduced rates to i
large number of southern cities and 10
points of interest on the Mexican gulf
coast. on Mobile bay. Florida, Cuba,
the West Indies. Mexico and Central
American points,
It would be to tie great advantage
of all those who contemplate n trip to
consult ticket agents at the Mobile n
Ohio road. or agents OF that roads
connecting lines.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30
IN METDR1AM.

In passing through life VIC meet
with many phases of character and
from ea:ly childhood feel The impress
OF somc noble life. Thus il was from
my earliest recollection, Mrs. Ann
Barker seemed 10 me the embodiment
OF the fruits Of The spirit" Especially
did gentlcncss, mcekness and patience
characterize her lie and won for her
the love and reverence ui all who
knew her. ! have oflch heard il said
that she was so self sacrificing, but TO
ipn that Thoughtful care Tor her clj,.
drch seemed but the manifestation OF
hat grca, m~o'hrr.lore which she pos.
sessed pre- c%minen,ly. and for Oilers
VINO came wil.,!n the circle Of hcr lie.
tho verilice,;on of ihat passage oi
scripture, Ia honor p!cferIiny one
Sno;hcr." a degree Of Christian char.
nc:cr 20 which but few attain. Sand
nor sbideih faith, hope, charity
these three. bn. the greatest of ll,cs,
10 charity" This christian grace
shopc out beautifully in her lie. Nc
harsh judgment cvcr escaped her lips
but some mitigating circumstance
could always be found TO enlist he
sympathy rather than ccnsure.
TAU. her lifo went ou,:on the tou Il
Of .Ncven5cr. 1895. as aercDcly as |
iaa s3el ita beams for more than our
score ;ears.
10 acr tsrenyed family VIZ tculs.
nAr9asp - sympathy nod alsal viii
tacif@ toricqrs III Loving rtl croact
a6i isin. memories. 5ia! her pla,i,
hi' upoa csan u hcf children ar
lead linen 10 HAT ''hauNiiul hornc o
tho soul .here she mas guDe 10 ben,
HE aflromc plaudit, 1T is faishcd
cease ~ higher
sarrnv wcebs over the shadow,
elt ,si;h inoks uIott TO the skies"
t. FRIEND.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30

The Tur!;. destroyed The American
missions ai Kharpoot, valued NJ 800,
OW. 1t consisted of the Giri. { .licue.
the Geological Seminary, the Chapel
nm. we residences. All the buildings
wcrl 1oted by the mob before they
were SGT On fire, and all the personal
effects of tia American missionaries,
tho libraries, scientific instrument. etc
wer" stolen.
Apropos, a Kansas City preacher
who has been travelling in Syria aud
o''i"r eastern countries, say. that the
Amer rau minister Terrell has become
II Mohamcdan and conuivcs at the
slaughter and robbery of christians
The declaration created a profound
sensation and needs to be confirmed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30
The Court House.

Through reports made by local pa
pers the state press and thn public arc
led Ia believe that NoXabte coun'y's
court house is ahOut 10 tumble down.
This is partly true only in respect Ia
the southeast corner The settling OF
Ia, building al thst end has caused
cracks several large ones TO appear
in the walls, aud very naturally there
Is Somr apprehension of danger to the
occupants OF the offices there. The
walls are very thick. about fifteen
inches, We think, aud they are still as
plum AS at the time they |srs built in
1860. The contractor end builder vas
u Mr.. Tarrant. Of Tuscsloosa, Ala. u
WAS ono Of the most substantially
built aud costly court-houscs eyer
erected in the state and j. today in cN-
celicnt condition with the exception
OF The southwest corner.
The writer Of This occupied a o
opposite the court house wien the
foundation Wa. laid, and remembers
wei! the condition of the ground AT
the southwest corner The workmcn
laid the brick in Tia" mad. There was
a salt lick there. and If 4 hole is du.
today by the side of the wall. cot
putt, like mud viii be found. As n
proof Of His, when the workmPn were
lately engaged in strengthening the
leaning pillar nearest TO that corner,
they found this SOFT clay, such AS is
found in salt l'cks. al the base of the
pillar. y great mistake was male in
not ialaing the foundation, at that
corner at ica,t. deeper and broader.
How the structure can he made safe
again, at the icast expense to the
COUNT, cal hcs, be loue by those who
have had experience in su,h business.
Some suggest the tearing down OF
the rllanrerv cl, rk's and shcliT's Of
fec. and cxten ling III" por,ico TO that
side as a resting place for witnesses
and others a%ttcndin. conrt, and the
building of two more Offices on the
north side where n good foundation
could be had. Others think that srv.
cral spacious rooms could be made
over the courtroom. as the ceiling is
very high. This plan would in.
prove the acoustic properties OF
the court room, which, at present,
are very tar IRON agreeable, and il
would probably be the most inexpcn.
siys plan.
The duty of letting out the contract
for making the necessary repairs WIZ
deyolve up0n the pew board oi super.
Sisors, and a. il is 4 matter of mnnh
importance TO taxpayers, they VIII
give il due consideration, and. adopt
the plan that will best benefit Tie
public,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30

Miss Annie Dennis ot Talbottom,
Ga is a fine looking young woman of
%, who seems to have II gcniuS for
farming. According toa Georgia pa.
per shr owns E handsome estate of n
thousand acres, which she Gu 'ivatcs
with great skill and success. Upon il
she conducts a dairy. q stock farm. q
canncry. n preserving establishment, Il
VINEYARD and wine distillcry aud n
piggnry. Each Of these is prosperous
to a high degree. The owner is pub.
tic spiriicd, and c1l,ibiis her products
at ever. fair and exposition. She DO.
gan this work in 1888 and in . on
years has carried of nearly n hundred
prizes She ascribcs her si,rcass 10 n
good education and careful reading.
She makes 4 study OF the application
of science, particularly Il cmi-tsy, to
her fields of .%inruslry, and u%,il'zrs
every new idea that appears. Plea.
ylllC,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30
History of a Decade for Is Cents,

The New Orleans PicayGne Animal
is a complete chronicle of every i'm.
portaDt event that occurred ia the
world from Jau'y lst. lsS5 TO dec. 81,
1891. II is invaluable ms q book of ref.
crcuc to people of every kind OF bus.
mess and occupation, and il is as rclia.
hla as the old ricayune itself. Ii can
be had at the Picayunc Office for ten
cents by mail for thirteen cents. a
sample copy eau be seen at The Beacon
office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30

The following must be a mighty
good item, for We found it twice in
same column in last weeks Scranton
Drmocrat.Siar:
The editor of ono OF our exchange!
snys ~ expert Oculj,t has informed
him tla the most oi the bad ey"Sight
these days is caused by reading news
papers that are not paid for.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30

The wife of Mr.. Leonard Wills. OF
Ea,t Brimfic,d, Mass, had been snitcI-
Ia. from neuralgia for two days. mol
being able to sleep or hardly Keep
sin, when Mr.. Holden, the mrrrhah'
there, sent her 8 hottie of Chamber
b,rlain Pain Balm, and asked that she
give it ~ thorough trial. On meeting
Mr Wells the next day lie was to'd
iha, >hr wa. all right, the pain a'l"l'
her within two hours AID that the bot
tie of Pain Balm was worth 500 II II
c4E,l NOT be had for less. For sale III
81 e.ut, per bottle by 7. S. Mnrphry.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30
Nor'ch.

N'tico Is hereby given that sealed bids
WI he received at the October Term 1s0s
OF hoard Of Supervisors, for the erection Of
u or'nse across Plum Vreek ON Mcmnh;s
anu bigy's Ferry road, said bridge To- he
according to plans aud specifications
w nc IN The Chancery Clerks office.
any md all bids. ''''''
by order Of the Board.
JSo. 4: TYSON, Clers.
cptii.lm - "oNN7Altt, Nv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30
HOMESTEAD NOTICE,
Land Office at jackson, Miss,
ScOtpmbpr IA inu6

Land Office at Jackson. Miss,
September IA, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his ;r,er..
l,on TO make final proof IN support Of lls
CAIN anu that said proof willbs made he.
lore inc HSiancery Clerk OF Noxubco
y,u"arhtt NJ Macon,. Miss, on November G..
II iI'I + w: It'Val Fr'nce, Of Shuqul.ak. Mis-.
northeast quarter. section 80. towns,In n
north, range III east. adjoining farm TO
northwest quarter, northeast Quarter see.
''2n 81, township 10 north, range 10 cast.
ne names the following Witnesses 10
puove ms continuous residence upou and
cultivation OF said land, viz;
rom Wilder. Bill Robertson. Tom Ham.
WMonu, Allen Holbrooks all Of ~Shlaunlak.
ss",c,s k0D'Rr E. WILSON,,
Register.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30

AT Il recent meeting u The Baptist
;'0me Mission board at Atlanta Or. II
+. SrrOlos Of jackson, succeeded in
securing $4,000 in interest bearinc
Lotos tor tn" completion OF ue Bap.
tist church building and mission room.
at Jackson. |, will require about $ll,
600 10 complete the cditice, but DR.
Spro!es is sanguine that he can raise
the full aToum.-n"andon News.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30

Several months ago Mrs. lIa'horn
was Killed IN the presence of her chill
drcn by = gun fred through u window.
The murderer, a negro on The place,
was arrested, tried anu convicted. he
sad lialhorn hired him 10 commit the
deed. l!aIhorn confessed and both
wiz hanged at Augusta, Perry county,
on Jan. s.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30

-" New York Evening Post de
clare hat there arc 1880 me nj work
on the Panama canal and that soon
there viii be 5000. and that the canal
will be in working order on schedule
tilac in 1901. II thinks this will knock
out the Nicaragua route entirely,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30

Capt. W. II. Hardy, senator elect
from I.auGerlalG county, outlines his
plans for Legislative action. He wants
the state to issue 81 900, 900 bonds, re.
tire the iioaiihg debt, psy the Chirka.
saw schoo! fund and build a new state
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30

Next waek The people will have the
a,.u,l message ot their Chict Masis-
,ra,c GA the state OF the country.
Like everything that cmana'cs from
the pen Of his able statesman. it will
make good reading and be full OF zeal
Or the coun,ry's veal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-30
NON.R 4 NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi,
Maxwell, Pcale n Allen In tho Chanccrv
No; iSei vs.. Court OF Noyu.
D. +. Constantine. bee County.
To d. y Co nstantinc, Admission, Ala.
We command you to he and appear bc.
iorc INC Judge OF u said Chanrerv
tonrt a. term thereof TO be holden nj The
court House, In the town Of Maron, in said
county Of Noxubee on the An MnnII, ,",u
October a. ID iS05 then and thcre 4" nj. -
or demur 10 the oriyinuI lili IL ss";,i
cause. wherein YOU IRE the defendant. '""
Witness my signature and the scnl ot so,,
.ourt affixed, this 9Th day of Qct. A. D'
1895. ~
80, JSo. A. TYSON,
o"-''' Clerk,