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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-08-13
WESTRROOK.

The Warren church Sunday school will
go ON an excursion to Sebago Lake to-
morrow if pleasant and if not will go
Thursday. They will leave on the Maine
Central train at $3.50 a. m.
Mr.. John Oldfield of Med ford, formerly
superintendent of the wire belt manufac-
tory in this city, was in town Monday.
The meeting of citizens called for Mon
day night to see about Westbrook's day
at the county fair was very slimly attend
ed and no business of Importance was
transacted Another meeting will be
called soon, when q better attendance is
hoped for
Oscar Decourcey, better known as Lord
Decourcey, who left here quite suddenly
owing good many bills, is stopping at
Old Orchard beach.
Regular meeting of Cummings En-
campment of Odd Fellows this evening
at Odd Fellows Hall, West End
Westbrook Lodge, No. ~, Knights of
PythiaS, meet this evening at GA Main
street. West End.
At a meeting of the school committee
held Monday evening Miss Legrow was
elected music teacher, with salary of
$400 per year. The matter of change of
arithmetics was discussed and it was re-
ferred to the committee on text books
and course OF study with power to act.
"A petition was presented by Lawyer
Lyons from residents of Buxton street
that the school house in their district be
put in good repair and that school be
maintained thee the same number OF
weeks that schools were run in other Sec
tions of the city. The petition was
signed by nearly all the residents in that
neighborhood, quite number of them
being present at the meeting, The mat
ter was referred to special committee
appointed by the chair, consisting OF
Messrs. Cobb, Poole and Knight. The
contract for furnishing fuel was awarded
to B. G. Pride he being the lowest bid
der The committee on manuel train
ing school reported that the benches and
cabinets had been received and put in
their places. Other tools have not been
received as yet. The matter of introduc-
ing course of training in the schools
as referred to the committee on text
books supplies and course of study.
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Island Notes.

The mournful and misty Atlantic had
great banks of fog over its surfaeely ester
day till it settled over the islands of Cas-
co Bay
Mr.. Gilbert f. Haywood of the ProYi-
dence journal is stoppingsat-- Peaks Island
this week.
The Sebascodegan and the Salacia had
a lively race up the harbor yesterday. The
first signs of rivalry wore shown. at
Ponoe's Landing, Long Island, when
both put on extra steam and from Cush-
ing,s Landing, Long Island, up to THEN
respective wharves very good speed was
shown. The "Sebasco, however, came
out victorious doing the distance from
Long Island in eighteen minutes and
thirty seconds
Walter NJ Woodbury. of Beverly, Mass.
is spending few days at Peaks Island
Miss Alice Saxton of Brcckton is enjoy
ing brief stay at Peaks Island.
Mr.. Charles Foss Of Someryille is spend
ing this week at Peaks.
The yacht Kathleen from the New York
Yacht Club, en- route for Bar Harbor, is
anchored in the harhor.
Miss Ethel 6. Stafford of Cambridge is
at Peaks Island for the week.
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The Summer Garden.
Fl. L. M.

The fifth week of the Midsummer
Garden opened yesterday afternoon with
grand Trllby Slipper contest. Despite
the storm large number of ladies were
present to try for the Trilby prize. The
management announced previous to the
contest that it would be continued today
so no decision was given, although
several ladies were able to put on the
slippers. A large crowd is expected TO-
day, who are anxious to try for the prize,
and all naturally feel confident OF
winning the slippers and great deal OF
fun will be had by those present Mr..
Edward Odell, very clever artist, pre-
scented strong speciality, introducing
several difficult acorobatic feats, and
also gave decidedly clever monologue
act. Tonight Manager Mason promises
his patrons the finest promenade concert
yet given this season, and several new
musical novelties have been announced.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
ANDROSCOGGOIN COUNTY.
John s. Bangs vs.. Lewiston and Au-
burn Horse Railroad Company. Argued
orally.
Noble and Crockett. Dana and Estey.
Savage and Cakes.
H. n. Bates VS.. American Light and
Power Company. Settled.
Swasey and Briggs,
George e Bearce ct al vs. Ansel Dudley
ct ais. Argued orally.
White & Carter. Savage and Cakes.
Newell & Shelton.
Samuel R. Bearce ct al VS.. Joseph p.
Bass ct al. Argued orally.
Savage and Cakes.
Appleton and Chaplain.
White and Carter.
State VS.. Joseph Bergeron ct al. Argued
in writing.
George e. McCann.
|. Mary B. Hill, administrative, VS.. The
United States Mutual Accident Associa-
ton of New York Continued.
Savage and Cakes. George q. Wing.
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OBITUARY..
Hon Joseph G. Roberts

Hon Joseph @. Roberts died at his resi-
dence in WATERFORD, Saturday, after an
illness of nearly six months, a greater
portion of the time being confined TO his
room. Although the disease with which
he was afflicted was of such : nature
that it was only matter of time when
1t would prove fatal, he was not given up
by his friends until within few days,
He has been great sufferer but has borne
his suffering with great ..fortitude. HIS
death will be mourned by large circle
OF relatives and friends.
Joseph G. Roberts was born In Ly-
man, November 6, 1920 His father
moved into WATERFORD when the subject
of this sketch was quite young. he
was the owner of large farm which he
successfully conducted until his death.
Mr.. Roberts was very active politician,
having been member of the Republican
party from it's organization. he was
elected to the State Senate from York
county in 1870 and reelected in 1871,
serving in that body with credit to him
self and to the county. He has been
|
delegate to the county convention almost
invariably for the last 40 years and was
sure to make his influence felt, for when
he espoused the cause of friend he
spared neitherItime nor expense to bring
about possible result, Mr.. Roberts
has been an extensive dealer in cattle
and horses and had no superior in this
| line Of hJ1SinQSc 10 ialCn cQn6nctpG 2
store for many years at WATERFORD Cen
tire. In whatever he undertook be knew
no such word as fail. J. G. Roberts
hospitality is known throughout Yorl
county. His house was always open te
all who favored him with call. whether
on business or friendship, and their namt
was legion. His guests were always
made to feel that they were at home
He will be missed as few men in Yorl
county would be- He leaves widow
two sons and two daughters.
| Mrs. Leonard Gregory Paine.
The sad news has been received il
Portland of the death Sunday Afternoon
OF Mrs Leonard G. Paine of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Paine came to Portland
three years ago and during that tims
have made their home at the Sherwood
where Mrs Paine by her sweet, winning
manner has made great many friends
She died at the home of her father, Capt
George Lane of Searsport, leaving baby
daughter only few hours old. MIR
Paine will have the sympathy of hi.
| friends in this time of affiictlOn.
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THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.

BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.
Monday-Irving +. Mereen, Michael
| Harrigan, John II. Madden and John P.
| Connolly .Intoxieation; fined So and
costs. .
Thomas L. Cameron and John o. Rich.
Intoxication; each fined 6nd COSTS
Peter J. Curran, Michael McDonougb
and James d. Canary Common
drunkards; each thirty days in the county
Jail
thirty days in the county jail
Coleman j. Cronin and Peter J. Cur
ran. Assault; Oronin two months in the
county jail, Curran thirty days.
John A. McDonaldd: Assault; thirty
days in the county jail.
Ovid B. Miller. Assault; fined So and
costs.
CALVIN P. Thomas, Arthur Rowe and
Fred D. Edgerly. Gambling; each fined
81 and one.third costs.
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MARRIAGES,

In Gray. August 6, Caleb H. Ellis of Fort
Fairfield and Mrs. Lois H. Ehelch of Boston.
In Brunswick, August7, Fred Bragdon of New
Jersey and Miss EEie Smith of Brunswick
In Philips, August 7, Aben A. Robinson and
Mrs. Lottie A. Cloudman, both OF Rumford
Falls. &
In Dover, N. H., August 8, Charles S. Chase
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At Southampton the Niagara was an
easy winner in yesterdays yacht races.
At Wilmot, S. D., DR.. J. H. Whitford,
while temporarily insane Sunday, shot
and killed his wife and then ended his
own life. He had been a prominent ply
stefan for many years.
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DEATHS.

In this city, August -. Frank Sears, aged 2
In this city. August ~, Howard g. son of Ira
d. and Ella F. Nason aged year.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock, from
No. 4S7 Portland street.
In this city, August ~, Anne Marie infant
daughter of Christen and Mary Andersen, aged
months. IL days.
Funeral from parents residence. No. Ham
m9nd street, Tuesday sfter n,sa at 8 O'Clock
FAINT daughter Of William and Mary Lamont.
aged ii months, II days.
Funeral from parents, residence. rear No. 80
North street, Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
B., wife Of Col orland Smith, and daughter Of
VIM. W. Peabody, M. d., formerly of Gorham,
In Saoo, August 8, on his sixth birthday,
Edward wildwood, I'd, only child Of Edgar and
In Bangor, August 10. David G. Turner, aged
In Bangor August IL. Mary A. Houston,
widow OF he late Cyrus H. Houston, aged 81
years. Il months. 20 days.
In Bridgton, August B. Joshua Stone. aged 81
years
In Pittston. August 8. Mrs. Lizzie knight,
in Friendship, Thomas Qrne. aged So years.
In hocKland, August ., Mrs. Emma Stevens,
in East Bethel, August 3. j. M. Bartlett, aged
60 years.
In Hebron. August 8, Isaac B. Buchanan, aged
76 years.
THE. funeral of Charles W. Hutchins will take
place from parents residence. No. AZ Adams
street, Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
lSeryices at the Cathedral of the Immaculate
Conception at ESQ O'Clock.
1.-THE funeral of Agnes H. Mcdonald will take
place from parents residence, No. 81 Summer
street, tuesday morning at 8 O'clock
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The acedther today
is likely to
be Fair.
August. 10, 1896
INAkE Umbrellas
J. for instance.
Y GU never
think of them until a
rainy day comes, neither
do we. They are out Of
sight and out of mind
while the sun shines, -
then, without warning
comes a downpour and
the Umbrella Immediate
ly becomes the most i'm
portant topic for you and
for us.
Good plan to have one
at each end of the route,
lone at home and one
in the office down town,
then you are safe, and
sudden showers have no
terrors.
One paltry dollar gets
a very fair Umbrella
these days, shower-proof,
strong and servieeable,
quite good enough for
every day. They don't
roll quite as small as the
better silk ones and they
haven't quite the smart
ness Of the five dollar,
ones. but if projections
the thing they will
answer the purpose we'll
enough and you can
afford to lose a cheap
Umbrella occasionally.
A big heavy one for
SLIPS and SO on up as
high as you care to go,---
you can see double the
stock of Umbrellas here
that is shown elsewhere
and the prices are al
ways favorable.
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Notes.

Among the numerous ATTRACTIONS
worthy Of credit that will appear in this
city the coming season is clever Joe OFT
and his capable company in "The Star
Gazer -
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$50 p. m.-Sermon. Rev. W. H. Nc
Glaufiin, Hartman, Tenn.
7.30 p m.-Service of song
500 p. m.-Sermon, Rev. @. H. Shinn,
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uNlveRsALlsT GROVE MEETING.
An Interesting Programme to be Pre-
scented at sebago Lake.

on Friday a1tefnooH VI tne 10Th, continu-
ing over the following Sunday. Satur-
day will be Temperance Day. The fol-
lowing programme has been arranged:
FRIDAY. AUG. Is.
$50 D. m.-Sermon, Rev. W. H Nc
Glaufifn, Hartman, Tenn.
80 .. m.-Service of song:
500 D. m.-Sermon, Rev. @. H. Shinn,
d. d.
SATURDAY, AUG. II.
Temperance Day. 10. a. m.-Devotion-
al service, followed with fifteen minute
addresses by the following speakers: Rev.
W H. McGlaufin, Hartman, Tenn.
Subject, Temperance in the South. y
Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, Portland. ''The
Work of the W. c. T. U.' Mrs. @. n
French, Portland. Temperance in the
Public Schools.
200 D. m. Address, Mrs. L. c. Parting
ton, New York. Subject, ''Sowing and
Reaping. Addresses by Miss Fl. A.
Knight of Deering. Address, Rev. Mr..
Ward of South Buxton. Mrs. W. H. Nc
Glauflin of the American Temperance
University Hartman, Tenn. isTemper-
ance Education. . Rev. @. H. Shinn.
d. D., of Galesburgh, ILL., us Prohibit
ton the Remedy
All temperance societies are cordially in
vited to this grand rally. Singing will
@ led by Raw. Mr.. M,Glauflin.
A grand entertainment will be given
Saturday evening, Aug. II, at Sp m.
Mrs. w. II. McGlaufin, the famous elo-
eutionist of the South, will give recita-
tions Also recitations by Miss Hattie
C. Rogers of Richmond. Music by the
Richmond Quartette, solos, duets, etc.
SUNDAY, AUG. IS.
10. 80 a. m.-Song service
il, 90 a. m.-Sermon, Rev. @. I'll. Shinn,
D. D. Subject, Human Destiny.
200 D. m.-Sermon, Rev. E. W. Weber,
Richmond.
800 p. m.-sermon, Rev. W. H. Nc
Glaufin.
The service will be interspersed by
music from the Richmond Quartette.
Congregational singing led by Rev. w
H. McGlaufin. ~
Trains will run as follows: Friday ant
Saturday leave Portland at 8.45 a. M.
1. % and 8, 80 p, m. Sunday, leave Port
land at 10 a. M; Cumberland Mills
10 10; South Windham. 1920; Newhall
1923; White Rock, TO- ss, arriving at Sc
bago Lake at 1896. The Sunday traiI
will leave Lewiston at $50 a. m. New
Gloucester, 9.13; Gray, 921; arriving il
Portland in time to connect with trail
for tbs. Lake The usual low rates Of far'
will be given from all stations from Lew
iston to the Lake.
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20
WALKER HARDIN.

Lust Tuc>d y at the Methodist
church one of the sweetest and most
aminbic girl, in Macon, Miss Addic
Hardin. was united in marriage before
the altar by Rev Mr. |owcu, 10 Mr.,
) T. Walker, one Of the most promis-
ing Young en- OF DcSo'o County,
Miss
The church was beautifully dccora'
ted and filled with the best people o!
this community. The brides gentle
disposition hNd male her a host ol
friends, aud it wIS every bndy's heart
trl, pYnycr that Addc would do wei
and be happy. Altar congratulations
rrcighcd with good wishes for h"'
iov and happiness, the bridal parry
wen, directly to the station and 'ooF
the train tor Horn Lnkc the home
the rroom. Mr.. aud Mrs. Walker wi
soon he "a, homc' in Canton. Miss
Prof. Walker viii be the principal OF
.rloui there.
Mrs. Mahorucr plsycd the wcddlr'
prqrrh aul the ush,rs were Ms'Sr'
] O. Walker, Jno FAINT, ] o. Fascr an'
j. W Drake.
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20
The Oldest Residers Gone.

On Thursday morning Mrs. Rachal
Fso,hcrs,on, in her seth year. died at
I,er residence IN Wcs, NUsnbcc. She
had Iivcd in Noxuhce for 80 years,
was tho mother of Il large family, a.
monp whom, are DR.. and Mr.. Vim
Fcalhcrstan. In her days nt gooc
hcqlh and vigor her mwcall ing min
,stratiuns to the cares of those aronnt
her wns displayed wi'lrtcndrrnrss an'
viaiMnrr, and IN her derrcrid da'
she was romtorlrd by She love ant
ihcuehIlul regard oi grateful children
Tho burial took place at Snme Chap
81 cemetery on Frulay morning KY
Mr.. .Cogdcll conducted tl"sc'yass
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20
The Soldier Boys,

The Noxnhcc Rifles Capt. {, i.
Ames IN command, Lieutenant Owens
and McCa-kll and four io''r'' COIN
nose Noyubcc's coulicgcnt at the {"
h,mhus cnrampmrnt, Some pr"p''
hoys AN llra that there is "a great drhI
or tio and recreation in a soldier
c,u,p, but the boys don't ihluN ="
when the wakeful party won't let 'h'
sleepy party have any rest or ""''
thcy are On duty. or marching or o'
norodr in uniform this swcltefln-
vca,hrr There will be the old Nrtei-
M. and the raw recruits, ana the Ia'
for win alvays be looking out i"'
nipb, attacks on the camp. Fortunate
IT, ,hry wil, be- located ncaI. a runhlh!
e,rr,n. and h,ihius parties VIII be ~
,he ga when lhr shades oI night ial
u,nn the silvrry Tomhigber, Al'
no hoys have seen about ten days ser
vi. they viii probably think 1t i u"
All ulr,.urc,v II in a hoIidal SOFA tF
life.
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20
10 the Patrons and Sub cribers Of

oN' oAAo ulAN OuE u 4bCLS VI
The Farmers Democrat.
lhe fire winch occurred at Macon
on Sunday night the 23rd inst, des-
'royed our Office, consequently the
DEMOCRAT will not make its appear.
alrc for the next two or three weeks.
We have, however, made arrange.
m"n's to purchase another complete
Quilt, and our type and material
beng new, we will give the public
one of tie best papers, both in point
OF mnitcr and material, ever published
IN the State. TO those who are be
hind with the Office, no better time
Will ever occur for them to settle.
than the present. Our losses are
heavy, over and above our Insurance,
and we need every dollar we can col
ltct TO carry on our business.
Remember THE DEM GRAFT comes
forth from the fire a brighter and bet
Ter than il las ever been. Help Us
all You can, both b. paying old sub.
crinIi0ns ANA making new ones
We will be found temporarily in thf
front room OF Anne. & brakes law
office, north Of Court huu,p.
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20

The regular literary meeting of the
Epworth League will be held at the
Epworth League Hall ut the Metllo-
dist church on Friday evening next al
S:l5 O'Clock. The exercises will bc
similar to those Of the last literary
meeting, the questions beirg asked on
the 10Th, llth, 18th. and 18th chapters
of the Discipline. All members are
expected TO be present and take part
in the program, and the public arc in
vitct 10 attend.
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20

rh" Board or Supervisors Of Novnbec
r6hnty. state Of Mississippi, do hor"'y re-
G.,tst sealed bids 10 be presented them on
or hrfcrr thc lSt Monday OF july a: D.'
ls,,l. tar the purchase sna delivery. in the
court House nj NlrJn. Miss W (3) three
Igr.r ,nafA" f:nor frr froof Safes. with
.lr,'!)i inside tGcrs. for the protection OF
t'irlr ,ouu,r Records, THE Cabinet work
for each OF said safes to be arranged to sun
the Records Court files Ne.
The successful bidder. will he required
to pay all freightS, druyage Ne, and also
buiid OF hard brick. a solid brick fonnda
| ton it, said Court House, upon which each
OF said safes must be deliveaed free to the
| county.
The t3) ,ar TO be at least Of the follow
ing SIZE:
Outside. 81 in hes high, GO inches Wid,
and 81 inches det1.
Inside. g. inches high; "a inches wide an'
inches deep. -.
None hut recognized. first class Fir
| Proof safes received.
Terms, ! cash and Jan lst '0G withou
inter' st,
The Board reserves the right to rejec
any and all bids,
By order of the Board.
lNo 4. TYSON. Clerk.
! BY I, &. McCAsKILL. d. {.
iunesM Nay 9th lS95.
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20

Some Of the fine fruits and v'g"''
blcs ought to be saved aud cxhih'''"
-, Noxuhec's Fall Fair, L. f. Ander-
sons beautiful pears, L. +. Eiland'
mammoth peaches, Mrs Anna Fo"'e
tomn,ocs would all be prize winners
Mrs. Foote's largest toml'o we'ghe"
orc pound and seven ounces 'hF'' ''
them weighed three pounds and enc
,n,cc This will be honnii'n' Nr"'
If IN, fields produce as well a' 'he s"'
dcus and orchards.
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20
'oullnittcp,

Mr.. Charley Heinrich requests the
BEACON TO cXtcui 10 his friends and
the rubIic hi. sincere thanks tor thr
s,mpqthy manifested by them for bi'
loss hv the fire, and he hopcsthcy viii
remember him. when tlcy fee! like
taking a cool and refreshing drink o
sod, water or lemonade, aud call a
his new fountain next to l.. ;. Shu
makers. lie will be at his old StnN'
,,,iu rs soon as the contractors cal
rebuild the house.
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20
A New Barber Shop In Town.

The undersigned will put in opcr-
alton u first class barber shcp aud
bath room, about Tuesday or Wed.
ncsday July 9th or lGth, in Ford Hotel
Macon, Miss.
kindly solicit the patronage of the
public. J. II RrYNoLps.
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20

Minutes OF n meeting of the Brooks.
vile Silver Club Ratio l6 to /, held
in Glenn Il Co.'S Store July l6 1895,
Object ns stated by ch ,irnan, &. T..
Heard, being TO select men to vote tor
as delegates from Beat ), to the State
convention which meets August 7ih,
1898.
Mcssrs. & Z. Heard and y. X, Woot
en-. Jr., were unanimously selected to
be voted for as delegates, thoy being
men declared tor free and unlimited
/ coinage of silver AT Il ratio of l6 to !
regardless of D her nations action.
The following re, ,oution was here
unanimou.Iy adoptcd:
We, the Brooksvilie &c to ! free 81
, yer club, realizing the necessity OF hav
n.an unconditional free silver dele
cation in the State convention, whc'
meets August 7, 1895. hereby cndors'
as our delegates from District No. 5
&. r. Heard and Il. X, Woolch Jr.
and recommend said candidates to al
tree silver voters Of N0Xubcc county
as FIRE silver men, who will vote il
"a d ron> cntion for unconditional re
solution iavoring the free and unlimi
L ted coinage of silver al the ratio of i
to /, regardless of the action Of Eng
land or any other foreign goyernmon
In unity there is strcngth.' There
fore we ask Of the free silver voters c
NoXlbco to cooperate with lis in elect
ing none but outspoken free silvC
! men ne delegates.
Resolved, that the county papers b
requested to pu' lish these procrct
ings. G. 7. Heard,
/, J. o. GLENN, Sec. Cha;rMaa
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20
Seashore Camp Meeting.

The Mobile & Ohio Railroad Ill
sell tickets TO Scashorc Camp Grounds
Miss. at very low rates for the round
trip. Tickets sold at ticket station.
only. July | to q, good till August q
l09'.
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20

Roy. II. f Weir will prr"rh III '"'
Meihodis, church i'h Sunday i" inns
month. July 2S;h.
The Epworlh league OF the Ne'"o'
dist church in Macon is growing ''P
;,l,y There is an average increase o'
gvc members month.
Roy James 3, Mitchell pr'ache" an
excclcn, sermon in the M''noo''' M
church last Sunday night. Mr. M","
oil was formerly clerk i'll Mr. oc"'e'
store in Macon.
AT the Methodist church s'F','''
will be Lcfd by the Pastor Key Mt
Eowep Il, the usual hours
Must be Certified TO-
All accounts against the 'o"m vt :,
n ,,,'u ~" mus, be certified to be correc' a,
i'r % ,hc nroprr committee, before 'n', ~,
y. w.,,l II he allowed. By order OF '"'
Board of Aldermen. u,,,c
Cl,rk.
iuncl5 I'm ---
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20

One Of the mos, important events in
liIc, namely marriage in the family,
brorrh, n number of the brides rcla-
tivcs in town to witness Tie Walker
Hardin nnp,ala. Mrs King aud Miss
Clara Faser came up from Stoncwall
and Misses Clara and Katie Fiser
daughter of Mr.. G.. Fascr, came ovtr
from Winona. The latter will remain
some time. Mr. Tom Brown Jr. w;s +
| so n visitOr.
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20

On next Tuesday, July 23rl. there
will be a mrctsng Of all who are inter
cstcd in improving Soulo Chapel rcmr
terry. Repairs are absolutely n"cos'
sary and wavs and means must be de
viscd, Eve ELNIN,
W. b AUGUSTUS r,rr;t,co
i = STOKES,
= &. NORWOOD
L. DARE.
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20

Call on 5. L, King and sec the
Trousers Strcichcr, absolutely removes
all begging and wrinkles, aud keep.
the trousers in perfect shape. Quick
ly adjusted. Crcasas or not, as de>i
red,
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20

In order to make room for nc"
goods. / will giv. extra low prices on
M goods ,hat were damaged by water
or removal op the. night OF the tirr
These good, will be sold far hc'ow
cost. Cunap and get lrices.
w. +. FrkfIs.,
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20
rresnass Notice.

.u ,,,,is,arc hereby warned un-
dor -" ,br pcAal,y of the law. not TO ,rcsI
". ,,..s "u ,ny land. Any ''''is 81, ann. u,
rass . ~ ,si,nnui ms permission will b'
arfcs''" "1' JSo. 3. nopeEs.
Macon beacon., 1895-07-20

Improper aud deficient care OF the
.crFy will cause grayncss of the hair
and hal,nrss. L cape both by the u' o
nt that reliable specific, Halls Hair
L II wcr.