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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-12-07
Along the River

F,pIroR DEACON Times ere better
here thau they have been for years.
Four cent cotton saved fhc c0uutrv.-
| ran mention u sroro or more OF dar-
kies in this neck &c the woods who are
IN good circumstances. made ctli
on ouc to day, Pies Wallis by namc.
who has several head OF mules and
horses, all debts paid, hi> hands settled
with and all had money. Plrs has still
lNing in his vaid twelve bales of cot.
ton and has on hand the seed irom t"r.
Is four bales. Three year, ago Pies
had one old nuie. Se lives on Mr..
CoopeI'e Co'cmau.MeY place.
Old Stephen Harrison on Mr.. {. Is.
Ames' place. with his two suns. Ste.
plcn and Ellis, made 700 h~aslcls OF
corn aud sixteen bales of cotton with
two mules. Reese Sanders on the Ben
Parker place, three Yeats ago wss sick
for months. unable To work anal had
only one mac paid be now owns two
mu.cs and snmc horses and has four or
ii c hundred bushels OF corn aud seIe.
raj hundred dollars clear.
W. 5. Sirodc, cnlJscd. has saved mp
enough to buy y 81 eco place.
Henry WiIliam, living on r, Cock.
rcll's sandy land has thiri! bales Of
cotton nearly all clear.
Minis Sanders on Mr.. Coorer's Ma.
lone place commenced with 5000 in
deb, for mules and Mr.. Cooper says
forty bales viii pay him out. Minis is
making fort, i've or forty six bales,
besides a Gne crop Of corn. There are
man! others farming On . small scale
cho are prospecting.
The hog crop is good. W, p. Brit.
ton leads off with forty 70 Kill. Last
year he Killed enough 10 run his three
places nearly up 10 laying BY time he
nl-o made the corn 10 fatlen t,iem:be.
sides he sold several hundred bushels
and had several hundred on hand at
harvest time his year. His cotton
.rop was POS bales. This year he has
nearly quite as much Germ aud n fine
cotton crop. Brition is rusher. lie
piows his cotton from start to finish
with atwenty.tHo inch sweep. re
gre; to add that Mr.. b. is a strong sill
Yer man.
Conrad Smiil. comes next with a fine
corr crop, a good cotton crop and lots
OF hogs. Mr.. Smith raisca his mea,
every year for family Use and 4 con.
siderable amount for his hands. lie is
an ali around good farmer and a clev-
er man, with leaniDgs towards the vel.
low metal.
MEMPHIS, ALA.
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BIDDING BELLS.
MCK!NL..Y-1IlvE

MTKlNL.Y-0LvK2.
..a"wa Ill ages they have been ring.
iag ringing, msking glad the hearts
as.'i homes of every generation yet.
! mvihinas never did they peel ont their
inerry notes tor q more gladstone occa.
sion than f,r the marriage OF DIR. Wal.
ter Mrk;ulr, aad Mss Many Kate d.
liver, nor ne'cr WAS The nnplial torch
liy!,lrd 10 she'd its beams DER n more
bonnie bride or knigaliy groom.
AZ an early hour on Dec. Sd, the
guests began 10 arrive and SOON the
house was oiled with a gay crowd
The elegant parior had teeu beautiful
ly aud taslefui!y decorated in ever
greens, autumn leaves and flowers by
the def. fingers Of Mrs. Cgpt, Neal and
Mrs. Thomas Moore. AT $50 Mrs.
Moore went to the piano and began
playing Mendelssohu's wedding march
aE'i soon the bridal party flied INTO the
room-Mr, Howard King aud Mis-
Bessie Adams. Mr., Prison and Miss
Marie Young. Mr.. Win King and Miss
Piusou, Prot. NaDn aGa Miss Mc!iin.
ley, DR.. W. Mckinley and Miss Kate
Oliver. Tie candidates for matrimo
Ii, marched in N regal splendor and
paused gracefully bcuca,l Il floral
horse s!Oa &Mt were welded by the
Rev. Il. W. Bai,b. The bride was robpd
In white silk, airy veil aud orange
! blossoms. her bright eyes cleaning
like stars she wa. really as pretty as
:. picture. The maids OF honor were
ianillrssly atiiryd in white costumes
OF silk MID aibnir0ss. The groom and
| hi, attendants were elegant in sni's Fl
black. Mrrry converse, gianl mu.;r,
sweet songs and he~wi.ching smiles
were The order Of the hours as they
SPED ny on .Jlden wings. Music is
a'vn!, inspiring, cspccialiy when reu-
darql by such pe%rfcrtncts az Mrs.
Thomas Moore, Mrs. L. II. &. Cook,
Mrs, w. T, COuuor anal Miss Marie
Young. There were other accom-
piished musicians present but it was
not my good fortune TO hear them
play,
When supper was announced We re-
paired 10 the dining room and found
Just such n spread as q lady of Mrs.
divers capabilities and taste would
serve. II was elegant and bOuntifnl.
The table was il the form of All y and
was laden with dishes dainty and
tempting, in tact everything to tempt
'He inuer Il The cakes were beau
Iifnllv embossed, the artistic work OF
Mrs. r. w. Powell, and The arrange
mcnt OF the table was the conception
of Mrs, l.. Oliver. The brides cake
was n creation of beauty-a poets
dresm-rcpresan!ing a fairy castle,
and hope her life may be AS free from
care as the nvmphs in lie sylvan dells.
Among the fair ones | noted three
Dridcs-.lhc brilliant and fascinating
Mrs. T. II. G. Cook, Mrs. Eng Young,
so charming and modest, and Mrs. W.
T. Ceunor, qnecnly aud lovely.
Miss Kate was hr recipient of many
handsome prcscft is and when fitted up
in her cosy little bone it will seem thai!
she and The nr. }re advocate: OF free
silver. DR.. analMrs. Mckinley left on
The morning of the 4.h for Atlanta
where they will spend several days,
after which they will he at home TO
their many friends at Binnsyiilr. Miss.
JENNIE 5. SKINNER.
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Alcoholic

1t is established by statistics that
more than so per cent. of the whiskcy
sold by 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 human system,
while OIL the other hand it Is asserted
by the best aud most learned medira
mcu that good old whiskey taken in
d~iciously is highly beneficial. bee ausc
the aromatic elements found IN old
whiskcy do not dcrange hut stimulate
and strengthen. The Club House "
brand of whiskey Ia made Of the best
materials and is ncver sold until il has
aitaiucd a maturity of ten years IN is
then by reason Of age and quality II
pericc, whiskcy, with a mild. delicious
taste. Srul for price list and pam
pilct on Alchoholis Stimulanis TO
NJ. SHAuGHNEssy Il TO.
4l9 N. Ct st. ST. Louis, Mo
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Winter Tourists Tickets.

Commencing Nov, lst. 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 a
large number of southern cities and to
points of interest on the Mexican gulf
coast, on Mobile bay, Florida, Cuba,
the West Indies. Mexico and Central
American points,
Ii would be to the great advantage
of all those who contemplate a trip 10
consult ticket agents of tho Mobile "
Ohio road. or agents OF that roads
connecting lines.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-12-07

Jarssua has found ~ many rs fifty
distinguished gentlemen who will
compose the reception committee on
Inaugural! bay. All the state troops
are cxre.tpt! ia he there in iull tut
iorm and all tho admirers OF the clan
McIanr;n il! ,ske up the remainder
OF the room in tho capital city. The
Clarion Ledger saws;
This ceremony will take place at Il
o'clocs Jao. 1lst 1886. unless al "ar'i
,reiaic he decided upon b! the Lecis
la,ure, due notice OF which will he
given.
Every courtesy lha, can be shown
visitors on .he day of tho inai'giifn'
,i)n will be extended. The stttnd-
auec Of the National Guard will prob
ably reach LOCO. Thcre viii BIZ ihrcc
brass ban Is aud The parade ct the mil
itary will be a special feature of The
occasion and amid the booming Of Can
non the oath will DO administered and
ii j. biyLaarin win be male Cover
nor Of Mississippi.
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SIMMONS

On the evening of Dee. An, the mar.
riage rite was solcmuiznl at Hebron
church, the contracting parties being
the handsome and genial Mr.. James
II. Simmons of New Orleans aud the
beautiful and intelligent Miss Ki'tic
Sanders of Shcrmsn. Ala. Rev. ID. W.
Bsbb performed the ceremony in u
happy, impressive manner The
church was througcd with the many
friends and admirers of Miss Kittie
and Mr.. Simmons and even nature
%conspired to lend bcr charms 10 the
happy event. Brightly from the west
the sunlight was streaming, flooding
all 'de earth with beauty. while The
forcs, warblers were lifting from
bough 10 hough among the l%cafless
trees, trilliny their sweet songs OF
love. The gallant ushers, Messrs. Jcp-
tina Clark and Lee Halter, were in
readiness 10 meet the bridal party,
and just rs the family srrived tCol.
and Mrs. r. W. Powcll, Mrs. Howell
and Miss Ida Lee Howell Mrs. X. S.
Skinner began playing Mcndclssohn's
Wedding March 20 herald The Coming
of The happ!y pair and as they marched
up the aisle Of the church. preceded
by the ushers. Keeping time 10 the
grand sirains OF music, II was indeed
a scene long to be remembered.
The bride was elegantly attired in a
stylish gown of silver grey. with gar.
futures of steel passamcntrie and
large steel buttons. The room wore
tho conventional suit OF black. While
the minister uttered tho words TINT
made them one Tor l;ic, sweet. low,
muaic came softly from the organ, fiji.
ing the air with melody like \ heav.
enlT bcncdic,ion. After a prayer tor
their future happiness and success, nil
forms!iiy Tas banishcd aud corgratu.
laiinns wcrp rendered The newly weC-
dedsoncs, and oil went "mcrry as a
marriage bcll.'' While the Many good
wishes. wit and repartcc were being
INDUCED, Mrs. skinner awakened the
cid tune so dear to all hearts, "Lis,cu
10 the Mocking Bird" during With
Mr.. aud Mrs. Simmons passed out of
the church, going to the home of tie
bride, Col. Il. w. Powell's where q
sumptuous fopast awaited them. On
Thursday they lett for NJ cor Ell rou'c
Tor their hom mn NO eane, ,,col :.
paDied By Mrs. Howell and daughter.
and were royalty entertained at 10
hospitable home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ.
Mahorncr.
The numerous presents attest The
popularity OF the bride. Miss Kiitie
II one o! our social favor tcs an tie
link 10 very endenring that binds her
to ~, an,l Il 10 with mary tdgrcts We
say goodbye, bnt know vol she will
i~nxrs'iatc herself into tlie hearts (
the new fricnds the will mset IN The
Crescent ciir, Tor 70 know hcr Is q
love Irr. yIR6iE.
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BoRN--Saturday. Nov, so, n son TO
Prof. VIM. and Mrs. Nellie Carter.
The mother and child.arc doing well.
Mr.. G.. L. Smool lost a good mare
This week. Her lore foot got caught
in n hole in the side ct the stall and
-he broke her fore leg. lie gave her
AWAY.
Mr., NJ. O'Byrnc lost n mule this
week. IL was 50 badly manglcd IN a
wire fence it Will kaye to be killed
Tie TURKEY case was at last decided
By q jnr, in favor Of Mr.. Sin mons. :
Mr.. Peter Minor, who gave tho trial
close attention ihro'is bout, thinks that
Mr.. Simmons should devote himself to
tho practice of the law. he would
work as faithfully tor his clients rs he
did for himself in this casr, hc would
be emlnrnt!y successful.
Mrs. w. Il. Bell and little son Ar
thur, of Greenwood. Miss, mr." visit.
ing Mira. Bells brother. Mr.. l.. 5. Shn'
maker. Her Old friends here rrmcm
her her as MatIio SGumskcr. This is
her first visit to Macon ,inco she was a
school Tirl.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-12-07

The wife of Mr.. Leonard Wells. Of
Eat Brimic,d, Mass, had been suffer-
lag from neuralgia for two days, not
being able TO sleep or hardly keep
still, when Mr.. Holden, the marehanl
there. sent her a bottle of Chamber.
bcrlaiu Pain Balm, and asked that she
give il Il thorough trial. On meeting
MIR Wells the next day he was tod
that she was all right, The pain had left
her within two honrs and that the bot.
tie of Pain Balm was worth IS, 90 il il
could not he had for less. For salo at
SO cents per bottle by T. S. Mnrphey.
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The Methodist Conference.

The following nrc some of Tic ap.
%poinlment made by Bishop Fitzgerald
Rev. II. Z. Weir presiding elder of
the Sardis district: Rev. II. e. Moro.
head, presiding elder Of Grenada dis.
isici, lle7, j a, Bowen will be sta.
toned at water Valley in lhia dis.rici,
L II Rock in tho Paris circuit: j w
Luter ut Mintcr City aud %Strathmore.
Winona District, J.D Stone, p. T.,
Winona circuii. j II d King.
Duran, d.slrict-J Il Mitchell p. T.,
i.onis,ii Ia circuit. d W Babb.
Aberdeen Districts NJ Thames, p.
f., Amory aud Smilhyillc, l. NJ
Broy lea.
Corinih dIstrict-H II Tucker, 2. E..
bonneville station. D. + Cogdcii.
Holly Springs dislrlct-J d Came.
ron, r. f., Holly Springs station. J S
Oakley.
vrecnvjiie dis.rict-J A Randolph.
r. Il.
Columbus district Prcsiling cider,
II A Burroughs: Columbus station, ],
N S,sndeier: Golumbus circuit, X A
Joues; Crawford circuit. J II Shuna.
kcr: B~roussvilIe circuit. J A Leech,
Macon station, L Dye: StarkyiIll
station, J Il Thona. Starkyille cir.
cuii, II 2 Gibbs; West Point station, I
i Aalone; Tibbce circuit, TO be sup.
piled: Mashulayillc circuit. b. p. Full
'pye: Shnqualak Circuit, o 2 Phillips,
Singleton, Miss, TO be supplied: he.
brou circuit, J. u. Buck Cedar DiuG
circuit, ) A Brown: Sturgis circuit, A
Foster supcrannuated. W Harrison
supernumcrary, W A DulloD.
Tho next conference will be held
btxt November al Greenvllle.
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Prof. a.. A. h%incanuon State Supt.
OF Education elect was the recipient
OF many njec tokens of pubic regard
at Meridian on Friday last. The mcm.
tcra OF the tenth grade Of the Geridi.
IN schuols rendered him and Or. Dcu.
prce, lis succcssor, . dinner at Central
school building, The ,cuih grade
presented HIM a handsome gold head
ed walking cane, The teachers Of all the
scs0ols united in presenting him an
elegant gold watch ; the pupils Of the
East si,ie school remembered linn with
u silk umbroila anl tie pupils OF tie
South eide thought he would need a
uice pocket bible in di:charsiug the
duties he will very soon assume. Gil
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Fruit as Medicine.

Willy for ages haze people eaten up.
llc sauce with their roast goose and
smoking pig? Simply because tho a
cids and recloncs in the fruit assist III
digesting the fats SO abundant ia ;ilis
kind of food. For The same reason al
The end of a heavy dinner we eat cur
3koa fruits and when We wait thuir
aig,,i.,c action even moro developed
we lake them after dinner in their nat
nrai uncookcd state as dessert, In the
past ages instinct has taught men TO
do this /; to-day sclrncs tells them why
they did i, aud his Same s~cicj.ea tells
ne .itt fruit 5iropf1-ii b errat~rfst as IN aid
20 digestion of The other foods much
more than i, is now. Cultivated fruits
such as apples, pears, cherries, straw.
berries, grapes e!c. coulaiu on aualy-
sis very similar proportions OF the
SAINT Ingredients. which are about one
per cent. of malic and other acids and
one per cen:. of flesh forming elbumi-
noids, with over eighty per cent OF
water.
Digestion depends upon Tie action
OF pepsin in tho stomach upon the
food. which is greatly aided by the a.
eids OF the stomach. Fats are digest
cd by these acids and the bile from
the liver. Now the acids and pectones
IN fruit peculiarly assist the acids OF
tho stomach Only lately even royalty
has been taking lemon juice in tea in
stead of sugar and lemon iaico has
been prescribed largely by physicians
10 help weak digestion simply bectuae
these acids exist very abuadantly in
The lemen Popular Science Monthly.
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Bring Us Your Cotton.

My Gins are now ready for the sea
SOP, all iu good order to mako q good
sample, | have been handling Gins
twenty years and think understand
the business thoroughly and will give
prompt attention to cotton and seed,
and nil business l"it in NY charge.
VIII also unioal aii wagons by The old
process free Of charge. Small favors
will be thankfully received and large
one in proportion. solicit tho pa.
,ronage of my friends nm, farmers.
Respectfully.
+ A. FREEMAN n co.
Gchl Manager, p. T.. FREEMAN.
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Lost or u slaid.

Macon Compress and Warehouse Co
receipts No. 6i45. weight 4SS lbs, No.
6445. 46l lbs, No 6it6. 800 lbs. No. 64l7,
$50 lba. The first Two were delivered
by Alfred Watson and the oil,nrs by
Wni. Watson. They belong 10 Miss a
+. Cohen and wore lost Nov. so All
parties are warned not TO buy or trade
for tie same.
dse7-3t A. +. COHEN.
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Booth Lowrey will lecture Al me
cour, house Tuesday night, nccrnber
l7.h. Subject BLACK Sunshine
.p,o,h Jowray's lecture. was the bsst thing
at Inc scasoa-N. \. Advance.
His wi, sparkles like flashing u'alhohu''
Kate Powers Review.
lie is unique and irresistible. John Tenn
pie Graves.
Booth Lowrey's lecture, "Black sun
shine was accorded appreciaiiNe aua''
enccs.-Cominerciai-Appeul.
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IN
MEMPHIS, ALA.

truly
"Doath loves a shining mark,
Yet It's the gate to life,
And gives us more
Than was in Eden LOST,
To those who faithfully employ the
talents the Master has given ~ here.
"This King of terror il slant he Prince OF
Peace"
And VIC verify believe that there are
few who in this life sought moro var
nestly the ways of truth, or tried hard
ur 10 follow with reverent steps the
sacred feet of his Savior than our la.
mrntcd freud, DR.. J. l.. Strait, who
dicd.Nov. 10Th, 1895, at his home near
Cook,yilie. where lie lad resided a
long number OF years, loved and res.
pectcd by al! who knew him. In his
death the community has lost II Of
It's most useful citizens. the clIurgh an
exemplary member, whose greatest
desire seemed 10 be 10 aid aud assist
in the upbnildins and extension Of
Gods kingdom, teaching by prccept
and examples Of devotion tc God. Al.
WAYS bright aud cheerful, forgeiful of
self, ever seeking m opportunity to
contribute to The happiness of others,
with words of comfort for the sorrow.
ing and deeds of Kindness for MI ; re.
cognized by all as deserving that high.
e,i cMconliIm that can be uttered, that
g%rHndcst, most beautiful tribute that
can DC sought or meri,ed in this world
"A christian. Yes, d good man is gone,
one whose light has at all times "shonp
steadily on One whpsc life was n
living sermon TO those with whom he
amt in contact.
TO his bcrcavcd family We tender
our deepest sympathy, comforting
them with the happy thought that 70,
one whose life has been so fruitful OF
g cd works there is no death
"This transition
Is but the entrance to the liie elysian."
j. b. HUTCHINSON.
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NOTICE.
Land Ofico at Jackson. Miss.
Sentcmher IA teO5

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intsr.
u,on 10 make tnal proof IN support Of his
claim and that said proof will lie mads he.
lore the Cnsnccry Clerk of Noxubec
county ut Macon. Miss, on November O.
isS9; VIZ; Rofal Prince, Of Shuqualak. Miss.
~. N. NO. loiSa for the southwest quarter
nor.neast quarter. section 30, township Is
nort h, rshse ~ eait. adjoining farm to
t3n 80, township IL north, range is snst.
ne names tho following Witnesscs 10
prove MS continuous residence uroN an,I
cultivation Of said land, viz: ~"
ION wilder. Bill Robertson, Tom Ham.
Miss. Rn..pr r w~S"aqus'aN'
sspt2l-6t. Pssi.s
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In the few Year nuntber OF The
nracon tae ladies of Macon Will o..
fer 10 basi-css shd professional
fcoris a eyeciEi iRauccmcnt for I'd
vertl-ins. IS an extra large cdi;i"n
will be printed, II tsis special
number will be made very atf-ae-
tive By tho ladies ia charge os the
work Read their adv, Enc then
trs the people see yeus cc"erstso.
ment in ti.c New Yc,r ssvtuhcI.
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HIM. HtHA. ~ 1T
We Ataicd last week that j. p.
Alexander had run OF with J. d. Phil
yow's viii, all Of North Bend in Ncs
hobs cpuniy. Tie wruuged husband
caught up with the rcercaut couple at
Attsns. Ca. and Il took three police
nen 10 prevent ! bloody conflict.
Alkxabder i In jan 4 Athens aud vii
~ fhsfs until requisilion papers car
1s46tte out. rhi!gcw brought he
M llpfllr - Ter fatlsrr. represent .
t1nsn M Ksnpsr. Tho Az
hass loug scnsaitonaI
6Iopnitat mi iSo
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TO CREDIT

All persons having ola
gninst the Estate = =
6oins.Admlnist u, hI.e
Of NoxuDee County, MISSY
notice fhrtthey must hIe y
Undersigned clerk Of say I
Iussday, October
on which day said cisll!ss
~ sald Chancery Court
AID adjudication nhd 'na|
said ehtats may ~ttsnu:
Witness my na9,d'u
tbIs Aueylst2 W. 1872 4
rs.nal.{k
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SoTIcg
Septeq

Notice 10 hersby glvon 10.
named settler has filad hvt,I
ton to make final pfo"i ~
claim and that said proc. "
fore the chanuory CLERK o. !
ut Macon. Miss. on No..,j
Horace Hudson OF Shuqus,95
No.. Ia.054 for the Nrtnwesll
west quarter and northwcsj
west quarter section 10 w
range 10 east. .,...,,l
He names the fo'loW;I
prove his copinuous res.u
cultivation Of said land w
Tom Wilder, Bill Rooerl
mock, Allen lolbroroks,,
Miss. hoSH' /
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When most needed il 10 not unusual
for your family physician to be away
from home. Such was the experience
of MIR. j Y. Schenck, editor hi The
Caddo, Ind. Ter. Banner. when his lit
lie girl two years of ags vas threaten
ed with Il severe attack of Group. lie
says: Ny wife insisted that | 30 for
the doctor but as our family physician
vas out OF town | purchased Il bottle
of Chamberlain Cough Remedy which
relieved her Immediately. will not
be without ii in the future rs aud 50
cent bottles at Murphey's in Macon.
llami!ion's in %Shuqnalak aud HamiD'
tons in BroOksviIic.
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History of q Decade for Is Cents.

History of q Decade for Is Cents,
The New Orleans Picayune Annual
is a complete chronicle of every i'm
pOrtant event that occurred in the
world from Jan'y LIST. 1885 TO dec. 81,
1891. 1t is invaluable rs a book Of rel
crencc to people Of every kind OF bus
mess nnd occupation, aud il is as relia-
bio as The old Pieayure itself. II can
he had al the Picayunc Office for ten
cents by mail for thirteen cents. A
sample copy eau be seen at The iIracon
Office,
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A Baby's Life Saved.

"Mv baby had Group and was saved
by Shilnh's Curr,' writes Mrs j. b.
Martin Of Huntsville. Ala. For sale
by I. 5. Murphcy.
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8 800 Pounds.

Last Monday Nj. Viii Hodges ship
ned 10 New Orleans TWO siters thai
weighed 800 pounds. The cattle men
think that no yoke cver shipped IRON
here exceeded that weight.
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Services To Morrow,

There will be services at the Baptist,
Methods, aud Presbyterian churches
in the morning AT nigh, there WIN
be servicos at the Methodist church
when the Rev. Mr.. Bowen will preach
his farewell sermon.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-12-07
For Dyspepsia

sud Liver Complaint you have o prin
ted guarantee on VERY bclllc OF
Shiloh's Viiai'zcr. Ii nfvc: fails to
cure. For sale bv 4. 5. Murph,y.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-12-07
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria,
PILE do Not (''ure

Pills do Not Cure.
Pills do moi cure Constipation. THY
only %aggrayata. kail's Clover II 90
Tea gives perfect regularity OF the
bowels. -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-12-07

Good advice: Never leave home on
n Journey without n bottle of Cham
bcrlnin's Collie. Cholera and Diurrhoca
Remedy. For sale by I. S. Murphcy.