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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-31
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some NOTES by the way RON the Macon
ties who ARE taking in AsHeVille tor The
first time. We Were DELAYED III Columbus
several hours, part OF " nie1 , ne was spent
very Pleasantly vita old t:eads, Cart.
Stokes family. The t''2 t. birmingham
was made At night, rearh'Gs there just
at sunrise, when it prescribed a Yer! dasAE
appearance, VITA now and then tae flames
]ntl'ns out from 'nne iHfAaee or ioanaFt
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covered in.
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When fhe became Miss, she chung 70 Clstcr,a.
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at The Beacon Ntier
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-31

The lines ot no two hmmaH hands
are exactly alike. When Traveller IN
Cniua desires u passpor, the palm Of
the hand is covered with fine oil paint
anl m impression il, ,sken on dim,
damp paper, This papcr officially
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-31
A Attribute Of Respect.

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Castoria

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-31
.astoria.

sCre+ora Is an excellent medicinS fcr chill
4ren. Mothers hayg repeatedly lod me OF III
good effect upon shrir Children"
Ia. &. G osnoon,
n,y,it nf.-,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

c. 1E. Swindell, Union Ticket
Agent, received a telegram yester
day authorizing him to sell tickets
to Hot Springs at one fare for the
round trip, on account of sparing
match between one or more cou-
pies. This begins to look like Cor,
bett and Fitzsimmons will yet come
together.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Our census takers have about
finished up their work, and we sup
pose they have made close can
vass. The returns show now the
Texas side has $40 population and
the East side 5,4OO, both added to-
gether gives us II, 14O inhabitants,
which entities our city to free let
ter delivery.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Mr.. N. E. Sutton, Of Knoxville,
Tenn, is here on a visit to his sis
ter Mrs, Clint Williams, of Fairview,
and is so impressed with Texar-
kama that he will engagein the gro
cery business here,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Yesterday was All Souls Day, and
at night we noticed many candles
burning on the graves of departed
ones in the Catholic Cemetery. 1t
has been the custom with some
Catholics, in this city, to burn can.
dies in this manner on each recur-
ring All Souls Day, and it is beau
tiful shining sentiment which shows
that the dead are not forgotten.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Mr. Osgood Whittemore and wife
have returned home from an eX-
tenslve trip north, in New York
and Iowa. Mr., Whitttemore had
quite spell of sickness while in
New York, and Mrs, Whittemore
was taken down in Iowa, which
prolonged their trip several weeks
longer than they expected to stay.
We are glad to know that both are
now convalescing.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Mr., e. X. Smith has rented Mrs.
Pitchers residence, on Olive street,
and will commence house keeping
during the present month,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

There was an excellent service at
the Methodist Church Friday night,
five conversions and five joined the
church.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Boy WANTED good boy want
ed to attend store and handle pa
pers on the street Apply at once,
11-1-2t GEORGE TREHER.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Mr.. Sam Ragland, the confection-
has been appointed stamp agent
for "Uncle Sam, and now carries a
stock of stamps, stamped envelopes
and postal cards,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

The Lingold-Turner Co. are up
with the procession on dry goods,
See their attractive new ady,, Of
tering rare bargains in their place,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Our hustling dry goods merchants
who advertise, are doing a big bus
:uess now See the great bargains
they offer elsewhere.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

G. F. King, chief staff correspon-
dent of the st. Louis Republic, pass
ed through the city today, en-route
South.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Messrs Dan Cnayter and &. Ros-
enberg, of Fulton, came over last
night to see and hear AL. Fields
Minstrels.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Read the circular that will be left
with you, that gives the Stuarts
private cost mark, l0-25-rf
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

The revival meeting at the State
Line Methodist Church has already
accomplished great good, and prom
ises still better results, Go out and
hear the eloquent divine, Rev. Mr..
Calhoun.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Malt Tonic has come nobly TO the
front and lntruded Itself in the
place OF whisky. It is better to get
drunk on Malt Tonic than on whis-
ky, however, as a man can drink a
sop bucket sgll, before he 'tumbIcs
to It's intoxicating influences,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

DR.. Dave Bright, of New Lewis
vile, spent part of yesterday in
the city.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

We saw several nice men yester-
day laboring under a Gag" of
"Malt Tonic"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Regular services ot the Christian
Church today at II a. m, and at
night Forenoon subjects RE
building he Walls" AT night,
what Is Conversion, j." Y, p, S, Q,
d. at B p. m, WI, fludspeth, Pas
tap
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Mrs, Rush Davis, of Sunny South,
Ark, is visiting relatives in the
city.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Services at State Line Methodist
Church at the usual hours today
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

A great crowd was on the streets
Yesterday to witness the procession
They were all well pleased with the
parade Of the mlnstrels, and doubt
less the good showing made by
them caused many to go out last
nipht.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Go out to the Presbyterian
Church tonight and hear the spe'
cial sermon to young people Sub
iect Bags with Holes This
was postponed from last Sunday
night The service will be interest
Ing and helpful to YOU
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Mr., j. c. Fontaine is the proud
father of baby girl-his first born.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

The lumbermenc are busy just
now mailing out new price lists to
their customers, We have printed
several thousand for some Of the
Arms here. The postonlee does a
big stamp business on account OF
the many thousands OF these
sheets being mailed.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

The latest news here about the
fight is, that the affair is to take
place in the state house yard, and
that Governor Clark is to be the
referee and Rep Houpt stake holder
This came by grape vine wire,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Yesterday, Mrs. Bently, the wife
of DR.. Bently, was thrown out of
her buggy in front of Lemly's drug
store, She got in the buggy and
the horse began to back and ran
the buggy into Sheriff Moores car
riage, which was passing by and
overturned it. Mrs. Bently was
considerably frightened, and was
taken into the drug store where she
soon gained her composure. We
are glad to say she was not hurt in
the least.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

The city editor spent a delight
full evening at the residence of Mr.,
and Mrs, Bruce on Friday evening,
the occasion being an exhibition Of
Mrs. Jarley's wax work Mrs, Jar
ley was personated by Miss Annie
Turner and her help was Mr., Will
Kirby as lecturer, and little Miss
Mabel Lawson as Little Nell, The
wax figures were representedby our
leading society young people, and
they all acted their parts well, AT
ter the show, the dining room was
thrown open aud elegant cake and
coffee were served, Many elegant
ladies and handsome men were in
attendance and enjoyed the even
ing's entertainment
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

AL Fields Minstrels gave a good
street parade yesterday, II was
pronounced the best theatrical pro-
cession yet seen In the city Dan
Emmett, the composer Of Dixie, "
Is with this troupe and he was scat
ed in a nice open carriage with All.
Fields, in the procession, The old
gentlemen is we'll preserved and
looks the old minstrel veteran he
used TO be IN days long gone BY
The Mlnstrels played to a good
house last night, and many novel
features were introduced never seen
before in troupe OF this kind Mr.
Fields is the recognized leader in
the minstreIsy field, the same as
Barnum WAS In that Of the circus.
The troupe will have a prosperous
season In their tour through the
South and they deserve to have IT,,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Broad street, on the Texas side,
is being leveled up, or rather sur
faced up, with red clay, 1t should
be coated over with sand or some
thing that will take the sticking
qualities out of the dirt being used
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

See the attractive and telling pri
ces quoted by Messrs. o'Dwyer 81
Ahern, for this week, in their
space. They have the goods and
mean to sell them.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03
0. P. TAYLOR,
Real Estate.
TOWN LOTS.

SiX-room house, five lots, nice orchard
at north end of Oak street, known as the
Hargett place. 5000; 0no-third cash, bal
ance In one and two years,
Two lots. 4-room new house ON each;
rent for Ss per month each, and never va
cant, situated on Rose Hill. They will
make delightful homes, being well shaded
by oaks; or for an investment, there Is no
better SllOO will buy both; Will not sell
singly.
-Four room house on Leila street. Rose
Hill, new; rents for $40 per month, faces
east; good neighborhood, good water 500
cash.
-Four houses on lot l2, block 6l, each
renting for " per month. $3.50 cash,
Two houses and lot In Boykln add-
tlon, College Hill, renting Tor ~ ana
81 per month"; respectively. $3.50 for both
Two lots with SO room. two-story dwell
ling, all new S5500 easy terms.
Two lots with l0-room house, near
Broad street sl5O0, easy terms.
Two-story brick 25xli0 t., corner Broad
and State streets, $500. best OF business
locations,
Two lots ON College Hin, near the Klr-
by natatorum; slX-ro0m house, well To-
Gated and neat In appearance. $500 cash.
FARM LANDS.
l50 acres three miles west from ToSar-
kama; good dwelling and out houses 10
acres In cultivation, ~ acres IN grapes,
2-acro orchard sl2 per acre; terms to
suit.
. 39O acres one mile west from Buchanan
Station ON IT, q =. railroad; 20 acres IN
CIVILIZATIONS good twO-rOom house Inc
best OF stock range around IT, w per acre
100 acres one mile east Of Mandeyllle,
six miles east Of Teyarkana, ON Iron
Mountain railroads 10 acres In cultlYa'
tlOnj " per acre.
1920 acres near above, all bottom but
above oyer0ow rice land 81 per acre
sOacres In timber, three miles from Tex,
nrkana, ON Iron Mountain railroad G00d
land for truck gardening, and the wood on
IL viii pay for 10; 81 per acre, Terms
500 cash balance ON time TO suit pur,
chaser, A good speculation, as no land
around tsols for less than $40 per acre
FOR m5SCIIANdm'
i2O acres near fair grounds; good new
house. large, young, bearing orchard, 90
acres In good state OF cultivation; 81 per
acre VIII exchange for TeSarkana city
property
5Oacres adjoining town site Of the new,
thriving town OF lloratio, SEWER county,
Ark. $40 per acre: or Will exchange for
TeSarlona unlmproyed property
The above, taken at random from my
list, are only few samples Whatoyor
you want, or Whenever wanted, either In
Toxins or Arkansas, II have II not ! VIII
tako pleasure In giving you information
about Call aud see me,
0. P. TAYLOR,
Real Estate Dealer,
TEXARKANA, TEXAS,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

$40, 436. 40 of clothing and furnish
ings for $4,000 Don't you think
the Texarkana Clothing Co., ought
to be able to sell the Stuart ban
krupt stock cheap
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

The quail shooting must be good
this season, or the bird hunters tell
some whoppers The man with the
gun when you ask him what luck,
invarirble says a full bag"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

John Richardson, a white cook
who has been working at a Texar'
kama & IT. Smith railroad camp
near this city, came in Saturday,
sick, to receive medical attention,
His disease or ailmeut developed
into pneumonia and he died on Fri.
day night Undertaken Shut was
called upon to give him burial. He
had $45 in money and will be all con-
sumed in paying his bills and the
burial expenses, No one knows
where he claimed home aud he will
be another added to the list of dis
appearances to his people, wherev-
er they may be, and his absence
from home will always remain a
mystery unless he was in direct cor
respondence with them.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Go out to cLu. ch today.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

arocerIea ID Moore n Won.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

Winter & Schott, the live dry
goods men, offer some special in
ducements Tor tomorrow and the
week, in their corner. They are
selling lots Of goods,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Go out to cLu ch today.
Services at State Line Methodist
Church at the usual hours today.
Mr., J. c. Fontaine is the proud
father of baby girl-his first born.
Mrs. Rush Davis, Of Sunny South,
Ark, is visiting relatives in the
city.
DR., Dave Bright, of New Lewis
vile, spent part of yesterday in
the city.
We saw several nice men yester-
day laboring under a Gag" of
"Malt Tonic
Read the circular that will be left
with you, that gives the Stuart's
private cost mark, 10-25-tf
c.. F King, chief staff correspon-
dent of the ST. Louis Republic, pass
ed through the city today, en-route
South.
There was an excellent service at
the Methodist Church Friday night,
five conversions and five joined the
church.
Messrs Dan Cnayter and &. Ros-
enberg, of Fulton, came over last
night to see and hear AL. Fields
Minstrels.
Ourhustling dry goods merchants
who advertise, are doing big bus
:uess now, See the great bargains
they offer elsewhere.
Mr., e. X. Smith has rented Mrs.
Pitchers residence, on Olive street,
and will commence house keeping
during the present month.
Boy WANTED. "A good boy want
ed to attend store and handle pa
pers on the street. Apply at once.
11-1-2t. GEORGE TREHER.
The Lingold-Turner Co. are up
with the procession on dry goods.
See their attractive new adv, Of
tering rare bargains in their place.
Mr.. Sam Ragland, the confection-
has been appointed stamp agent
for 'Uncle SAM and now carries a
stock of stamps, stamped envelopes
and postal cards.
See the attractive and telling pri
ces quoted by Messrs. O'Dwyer 81
Ahern, for this week, in their
space They have the goods and
mean to sell them.
$40, 436, 40 Of clothing and furnish
ings for $4,000. Don't you think
|
the Texarkana Clothing Co., ought
to be able to sell the Stuart ban
krupt stock cheap?
Winter & Schott, the live dry !
goods men, offer some special in
Tor tomorrow and the I
week, in their corner, They are I
selling lots Of goods,
The quail shooting must be good Z
this season, or the bird hunters tell |
some whoppers The man with the
gun when you ask him what luck,
invarrble says "full bag" h
-aaE- ----i-
The revival meeting at the State
Line Methodist Church has already
accomplished great good, and prom
ses stil better results Go out and
hear the eloquent divine, Rev. Mr..
Calhoun,
The latest news here about the 6
ight is, that the affair is to take /
place in the state house yard, and
that Governor Clark is to be the
referee and Rep IIoupt stake holder.
This came by grape vine wire
-
Broad street, on the Texas side,
is being leveled up, or rather sur
faced up, with red clay 1t should
be coated over with sand or some
thing that will take the sticking ,
qualities out of the dirt being used,
Regular services 9t the Christian
Church today at II a, m, and at /
night. Forenoon subjects RE
building he Walls" AT night,
what Is Conversion" Y F. s. O.
d. at 3 p. IN, WI Iludspeth, Pas !
tor,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-11-03

The above tokon at random from my
list, are only few samples, Whatoyor
you want or wbonoyer wanted, either In
Toxos or Arkansas, II have 10 not, ! VIII
tako pleasure In giving You information
about. Call aud see me.
The evening times., 1895-12-07
The UNITED sENrINELs
Principles Of the New Patriotic
Order Recently Established.
Rev. DIR. EastOn the Leading Spirit.
He Withdrew From the A. +.
A. to Do 1t.

With the w,thdra wal of Rev. DR.. I. c.
Easton, pastor of the Eastern Presbyterian
Church, from membership in the A. P. A,
no small amount of interest has centered
In the new organization of which he Is
one of the founders and its acknowledged
leading spirit, the Cnited Sentinels Of
America.
The members have lis ued a prospectus
setting forth the principles and objects Of
the society.
1.-The United Sentinels of America" says
the pamphlet, lis secret order, composed
of citizens OF the United States OF Amerlca
who have declared against any allegiance
whatever, OF scrvi,ude in bondage, TO any
foreign ruler OF power, secular or spiritual.
1.-The mission OF the order is 10 foster,
protect and defend the rights, liberties
and privileges of American citizens vouch-
safed by the Declaration OF Independence
and the Const titution.
1t is then stated that the organization is
constituted and conducted in four branches,
as follows: Congressional district leglsld-
lures, including the District or Colnmbia
legislatures, State legislatures, national
legislatures, and n national Judiciary, the
last two being permanently located IN
Washington.
An executive board OF propagation and
control is created by the constitution to fos-
ter the interests or the corganiza tlon through
out the country. OFFICERS corresponding in
name with the national Officers OF the union
are to be chosen. Secretinstructton, founded
ION human and divine legislation" is given
the candidates for admission to the order.
The prospectus says:
1--WE declare against any union OF church
and State; against any division OF the pub
lie school fund: against any State, munich
pal or national appropriation OF the public
moneys for any ecclesiastical institution or
school. We declare war OF determination
against the saloon. We declare against all
persons for public office who owe any su-
preme allegiance to any foreign ruler, sec
uiar or spiritual
1--WE declare in favor of governmental pro-
lection and fostering care OF the public
schools and other Institutions OF learning;
and more restricted Immigration and nat
uralization laws; nd protection and purity
of the ballot box; and equal governmental
taxation OF all property and legal public III
spcction of all public or private institu-
tions. to determine whether any persons are
held in duress. for penance and punishment
under color of law and we hold and declare
that the power of the governments is su-
preme in all temporal matters things and
persons; and. finally, we hold and declare
that the Holy Bible is the fountain source
of supreme law of Christian nations, and
that all our principles shall be in accord
with the same
The evening times., 1895-12-07
LOCAL SPORTING NOTES.

Jimmy Lynch of Brooklyn is again after
Jack DAILY, who defeated him at Alexandria
some weeks ago. Lynch claims that ne
has packing this time for $500, and will
meet the Wilmington lad for either fiji
teen rounds or finish fight.
The Daly-Abbott go has beer postponed
until January 8. This was owing TO the
short length Of time that remained for
the men to train in II the battle was
pulled off on December 16, as originally
intended. DAILY signed the new articles
yesterday and they were at once Tor
warded to Abbott.
Howard Wilson would like to have q
go with Jimmy Lynch, and Dan Henry Is
talking of offering purse for them. II
they meet it will be between this and the
Christmas holidays.
A meeting will be held by the athletic
committee of the Columbian University
early next week to consider the question
of a baseball team for next season. 1t Is
proposed to make the team winner from
the start, and work Will be started very
early in the season.
The gymnasium Of the Washington Ath-
letic Club was the scene last night of one
OF the most interesting games OF basket
ball In the league series. in which the
by score OF to 2.
The veudome Athletic Club is talking of
pulling off another glove contest, and will
Try to make arrangements for go between
Raedy, of this city. The bout will not be
pulled Off, IL made, until after the Daly-
Abbott Raedy and DAILY would OF c0uree
have to fight at catch weights, q 8 the for
mer has big advantage in weight
The evening times., 1895-12-07
BASEBALL CHAT.

John T. Brush returns to the Doyle
Gleason matter with the following sharp
comment: Il don't nsk the public to ac-
cept my bare word In this matter. have
sworn that what have said is true.
Messrs. Lloyd and Ewing, both honorable
men, have made nffidayits TO the same
effect. Has MIR. Freedman? The original
proposition in The prospective deal came
from Mr.. Freedman. he offered me Doyle
for $4,000 cash or for Latham and 81, 800.
This WAS on Wednesday morning. Subse-
quently he Withdrew the cash proposition
and denied the other trade. / asked him
to give me an option on Doyle rntil the
next morning in order that 1 might con-
sui; Messrs. Lloyd and Ewing. After re-
ceiviDg my assurance that was in earnest
in this matter, MIR. Freedman promised to
make no other trade for Doyle until after
the option had expired. The rest Is known.
We were thrown down, and now Mr.
Freedman tries To make good his reputa-
tion behind screen of ina aginations. In
stead of bettering his position he is MAX
ing it worse.
John McGray. third bascman OF the Bal
timore club, chatting Oh the national gaine.
said:
pennant this season. l have given Jack
boyle the shoulder in many a game, but
wncn he comes to Baltimore next sea son he
will find the heartiest kind of u welcome.
'.Our secret of success Is because there are
no internal ylissensions In the club and no in
dividual playing for records. Every one
wants to win Tor the glory of his club and
for the honor of the town he represents
We never call down q man for making an
error, but alwa ys encourage him by telling
him that he could not help 1t, but that he
will do better the next time.
Jack Doyle will certainly be great ac-.
quisition to the Baltimores. He is not so
good a fielder as Carey, but a much better
barter. With team such n he had behind
him in New York last summer do not blame
him for not playing.
''Glcason is q good pla ger, but Reitz Ia
Just as good, If not better. He was unfortu-
nate last year in being sick, but we III cx-
pect great things OF him this year,
Delahanty, In game during the pas sea-
son ut Baltimore. using a new bat that Nc
Graw had just given him. hit 10 right center
fortwo bases and Boyle scored. This bat has
a history. 1t was used six years ago by
Gladiator Browning. who gave IT 10 Nc
Graw this summer. mac" sat in the press
box Wednesday, and Delahanty, after
brea king his favorite stick In The fourth
inning. spied the bat over by the Baltimore
bench. He was at once taken With 1t. aud
knowing that IL was too heavy for McGraw.
sent n messenger to the press box to ask il
he might haycft. Mac" presented II TO him
ON the spot. and, as IL happened, Just In time
for Del to make the hit that prevented
his side from being shut out.
There are some clever nicknames In the