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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
Prairie Point News.

Mr.. l., W. Smith has been appointed
Justice Of the Peace by Gov. Stone to
Ill out the uncxpircd term OF II. s.
Binion.
In a difficulty among the negroes
on Mr.. ". A. Cheatbam's place last
Tuesday night Ed Smith shot and
killed All old negro, Lewis Howard,
Il ofths oldest negroes iu the neigh.
borhood. From what | cnn learu 1t
was n cold blooded murder.
Some Of our leading farmers though,
Of planting y their March planting
OF cotton, but since the rains have
fallen they think it will not be neccs-
sary.
Prairie Point will have two caxdi-
dates for Justice of the Peace and may
have II tor Supervisor. hear
Cooksvillc has eight candidates for
Supervisor aud more 10 follow.
Mrs. Henry Williams aud her laugh
ter Mira. sgd Morgan are of IN two
weeks visit TO Mobile, Ala, and ScraH.
ton. Mise. {.
The ladies Of tho Presbyterian
church rc,lizcd a handsome SUM be.
tween S75 and $50, at their birthday
entertainment. The Invitations sen,
out elected ,omc quaint and humor.
!, ouereplics, notably those Of Mr.. llein.
rich, and Cadet Geo llsuonstein Of
,he'Cpited States Naval Academy.
MCKINSTRY HARLAN Married At
the residence Of tho brides father. W.
II. Harlan, OH the "a insf, DR. Thos.
II. McKius'ry of Carrollton. Ala. and
Miss Ina c. Harlan, Rev, Mr.. Babb Of.
lciatiug. We cxttnl col ordinations
to the young couple, aud hopo Their
voyage through life may be blessed
with peace aud prosperity. W.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
Tho Cattle Men are Coming.

Aberdeen Examiner. 10; We learn
from the Brandon News that Thoma,
Wiley. Of lows, has purchased 100
acres Of prairie land 10 Rankin county,
which he win convert into Z stock farm,
raising corn and hay to be fed to beei
cattle tor export.
Our readers will observe that every
indication points 10 the early fulfll,
ment Of the Examiners prediction
that this 10 10 DO the great catll.
breeding aud feeding section Of lhs
Vnio1. While some Of our farmer,
are bard to convince Of this f.ci, and
hard to induce to prepare for the new
order Of thipgs, they SEQ mon VI ex
psricnce IN thi. line Of inhu,iry col.
stantly drifting 10 from other rcgienl
and peopiiug the prxiriss with cattle,
the best Immigrants Tor man and land
that ahy country can have,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
Haiistorm In A'abAma.

T%nscsloo,a, Ala April %. A dam.
sying hail.torm, almost without pre-.
,sdent, has visited this section of Ala
bama within the las, few days, spread
ing over a considerable extent Of ccup
try. The gardens and orchards and
many farms, large and small, have rc.
ceivcd an almost %irreparablc injury.
ln many instances everything in tho
way Of green vegetation was destroy
ed, trees stripped OF their foliage,
fruit Knocked of, aud all the green
pastures, rye, oats, look like the scre
sud yellow leaf OF autumn and winter.
E. l.. Turner who lives 10 the vicinity
OF Shows mill, II morning drive from
Tuscaloosa. reports great damage in
bis neighborhood. The hail fell there
to the depth Of five inches, and in low
places il wastwo feet deep. Every.
thing green Was stripped Of its foliage,
and ii presents tho appearance left by
the passage of n cyclone. Mr.. Turner
lost Il litter of pigs thu, were oyer two
weeks old all killed by the hail. A
neighbor OF his who had seventy Ave
chickens lost fifty-eisht by the hail.
which came Ike csnuistcr from a bat.
terry. Even after the lapse OF two
days it is possible 10 gather wagon
loads Of hailslones from the lowest
places. II was q sad visitation aud
seems unreasonable, in view OF the
hard times and great want.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
In Memoriam.

Carrie Gilmore Orr, died March +
1898.
At 1 O'Clock, March 4, there passed
from earth, as sweet a soul, as eYer In
habited human form.
Carrie Orr was the youngest daugh.
ter OF the late Col. Simeon Orr, aud
Mrs Jane G fillmore Orr. hi, wife. who
survives. both OF whom were widely
known and highly esteemed through
out East Niss.
Tho writer of hi: paper knew Car
rie from her early childhood; how
though pet;cd and INDUCED 10 an un.
usual extent, she ever retained thai,
charming ingenuousucss and purity of
character which all who knew her will
30 lovingly remember.
Her friends she truly "grappled to
her soul With hcois OF STEEL Lo,a
and stcadiast, no one was ever iD
doubt 40 to where Carrie stood VII II
truth and the right were 10 question
To her immediate family, shs was
a foudly loving aud devoted daughter
aud sister. Though gay and light.
hearted as a bird, and as innoc,ni'y 40,
her character had depths which were
always ready for q serious response to
the call Of suffering and need.
Naturally Of q religious habit OF
mind, size found great comfort during
tie illness which preceded her death,
10 the Heavenly assurance Of a blessed
hereafter.
Thoughtful TO the last OF those she
loved, her expressions Of affectiOnate
remembrance came almost like breath
blown from Paradise, TO distant 10y.
ing friends.
TeBderly reared. ever shielded by
loving care. the harsh winds of life
touched her no, her life was like the
sunshine. and her death ike the set.
ting sun.
And since she "has crossed tho bar
and met her pilot face 10 face" snd her
new day has begun beyond the stars,
we will not be SO selfish in our grief
rs TO wish her back, but, we rather re.
ioicr. that having known only tho
pleasant places 10 this world, she has
already entered into n life OF eternal
rcst and peace.
ANNE WILLIAMS.
Houston, Texas.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27

Those who never read the advertise
ments in their newspapers miss more
than they presume. Jonathan Ken.
isou, OF Dolan. Worth Co., Iowa. who
had been troubled with rheumatism in
bis back, arms aid shoulders read Al
item In his paper about how q promi.
neut German citizen of Fl Madison
had been cured. He procured the
same medicine, aud 10 Use his own
words: ut cured me right up. He
says: a ~neishbor and his wife were
both sick in hedNNuh rheumatism
Their boy was over to my house and
said ihsy we're so had he had to do tho
cooking. | told him Of Chamberlain
Pain Balm and how IL had cured me,
be got 4 bottle and it cured them up
In a week. so cent bottles for sale b,
druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
For the Masses.

TIE SOUTHERN LIVE STOCK
JOURNAL was known frat at Stark.
vile, Mise. now At Meridian, Miss,
Founded by n wealthy breeder OF Jcr-
sew cattle. hence called somc,imss
"TIlE COW PAPER" True to name,
however, ell classes, domestic animals,
(aot excepting the honey bec) receive
due attention at the hands of their re.
spective editors. Has survived IL
summers, without signs of carly do.
cay: Ofgood, reputation a. well q,
birth: Judging from the many good
things said of II. Il 10 calculated Il
reach q very old age. Wiser thar
old /; always delving IN tho earth Ia
turn up something now aud TO heir
farmers out of the "old ruts." A
FIRST GLASS Farmers paper NORTH
or South. No reason why II should
not be found In any home: II IL clear
and docs not Try to run the govern.
ment on . small salAry: Belongs Il
no particular party or creed.
II 10 q homo anywhere. All stock,
men should have Il. A good IS week
" for u. Sample copy free. en- re.
ceipt Of . cant stamp. Address South,
ern Live Stock Journal. Meridian
Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
Billy Breckenridge,

This fine imported Spanish Jack III
make the season of 1895 on my Heard nl"a]
smiles from Macon, Miss, and 5 miles sont|
east of Brooksville, Miss, at the low n,;l
of $1,000 to iusure mare in foal.
BILLY BRECKENRIDGE is 6,l
years old, jet black, IS 1.2 hands hipA
white points, weight about 1000 pound
we'll made, good limbs, large flat bond
nice neck head and ear, quick to ne|
form and sure foal getter.
N. SCALES, MACON, MISS,
april5 I'm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
AGAR Of Chickens

rhe Huntsville Mercury says: The
fa ctr Of poultry ever shipped from
Huntsville went 10 New York yester-
day over the Memphis aud Charleston
road. IL was . regular poultry car
and contained $500 hens and 1900 tur.
keys.
\ cat Of chickens 10 not easy to gath.
e. together. any one win conccds, but
the value viii be surprising. Six
.hoaaand five hundred chickens OF Al
cents amount TO $2925 90. Fifteen hun.
dred turkeys q 81 each is $500, max
ing the al worth e4425. OF courss
the cost OF handling these chickens Il
something immense. but we do noI
suppose that Mr. Daruum loses an!
money OF thsm.
AZ any rate the chicken aud egI
business built up hero by Mr.. Barnuu
is something immense Our farmer
are shovsling dollsrs into their pocket
that they have known nothing Of here
tolorc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27

The stampede at Fort Worth when
the roof OF the tabernacle in which
Moody aad Saukey wcro holding re.
vival services fell in, was snid 10 have
beon awful. Brother Moody wal com.
posed, but the Dallas News said that
"st the frst crash Brother Sankey put
on all the steam he could and plowed
through the crowd like au ocean
steamer through the angry waves OF
the sea If the wind really attained
the velocity of sixty miles au hour.
Sankey must have struck a velocity oil
ninety miles a minute. lie appeared
10 no a small streak of iron gray side
viii .kers being borne on tho wings Of
the morning 10 the uttermos. parts vi
tho EARTH"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
Obituary.

Mra julia Drake DantZler, wife OF
Mr.. F. H. pantGler, departed this life
March 2eth, 1895, For many weeks
che was O sufferer and displayed the
greatest christian fortitude through.
ont her illness.
Her entire life was spent In Noxu-
bee County, she was in her forty. sew
enth year.
She was married 10 Mr. Dant,ler iu
year Of ~.
She leaves four bows, one girl aud n
devoted christian husband. TO mourn
her ever.
She was a member of New Bethel
church at ChtoMille, and has ever
been a consistent member Of The Meth
dist church.
lu her last moments she expressed a
willingness 10 die il il was her Snvior's
wish and her last words were "take
caro- of little Boh," referring 10 her
baby boy.
Tie wri'er has known hci for MANY
years, and always knew her Ia be a
kind. loving aud sympathetic chris
tisn, devoted TO her husband end
children. Truly "God moves In 4
mysterious way, ils wonders TO per.
torm,n
May the bercit house. hold trust in
Him "who docth all things well" is the
prayer o one who loved her we'll.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
& Worth, Movement.

Tie Meihoii.ts of this State are pro.
jcrting an Orphans Home 10 10 uuder
the auspices OF the church. For this
purpose the North Mississippi and the
Miss. conferences at their last meeting,
each appointed q committee 10 confer
together 10 reference to the matter.
These committees met in joint session
in Wsuoua- March &c, and organized
By cieeiing W, A. Cunning, of Jack
Son. chairman, aud Rev. j. A. Bowen,
Of Macon, Secretary. It Was uuani.
-mousiy agreod that such an iusti,u.
tu,e ~ the one proposed is needed and
thai the Two conferences aoove named
should at their next session, elect a
Board Of Directors TO procure q char.
ter aud locate the home. Rev. A. F,
Watkins, of Jackson. wal appointed
general correspondent. 10 whom oil
communications concerning The move.
men; should be seu,;; such as express.
ions Of approval. proposed donations
Of land. money, &c.
We hope that many readers Of THU
paper will DO prompted to help by one
means or another, in tails laudable en-
tcrprise. Pure religion aud unde6led
before God and the Father 10 this: IT,
visit the fsiherless and the widows In
khsir afiictious.- James i:27.
G.. ". BAcHMAS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27


The man who does right because
he 10 manly and honorable" says the
Delta Democrat, mo matter what the
world ssrs, no matter what the conse.
Gicnccs is the man the people trus,
and honor. and whom, God loves.
The !nsinsere man. or he Who does
night through fear OF condemnation,
is soon found out aud meets his level,
There Is no siSceri,y, no manhood
that is not controlled BY The hcari,
hat is not Governed by high mora
principles. The fear o: he'll or The
.2eni'eniiarY, never yet made an hon.
est MAJ
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
For the Legislaturs.

MR. EDlT0R:-The experience OF sew.
eral years as member Of the Mississ.
'dpi legislature, places me in a po.
sition 10 estimate the qualifications
much needed by a Legislator. Ap.
%prcciatipg the importance Of judicious
election Of our representatives, | have
thought that a suggestion from me at
this time would not be out of place, Of
all the men, that know IN this DUN
~ or state, none are better qualified
for the position of representative than
W. j. Hubbard, Of S%huqualsk. a man
OF large experience u successful bust.
ness operator. This peculiar interest
for many years has lead him in the
liuc of legislation for the South. At
proseut Eastern capitalists seems dis
satisfied with the manufacturing III.
vestmrhts in that locality and has cvi.
IDENTITY reached the Conclusion, that the
factories should be rs close 10 the raw
material as possible, aud labor In tho
South 10 not only cheaper, but til.
hours OF actual work arc much great.
eT, and The qnali', of Southern labor
isequai 10 that which can be found
anywhere.
Mr.. Ilubbori has spent the mos Of
his life in operating a cotton factory
and - as familiar with this interest as
any man in the state. He's a man OF
STRIFE, integrity, Of broad and liberal
views, whose experience makes him
familiar, no: only with tho wants Of
society but with the means 10 advance
ito material interest. All with whom
| have conferred and who are ac-
qusiuted with Mr., Hubbard believe
with me that he..is p~rc.cmincDily fitted
for . legislator. and it 10 d desire Of a
great number of Noxubee's best citi-
zeus, that he will consent TO become a
candidate for Q seat in the next legis.
lsture. Ex-l.EGlsLATok.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
Can't. Frank Johnston.

No msu has q personnel claim TO any
Office, but in the history Of the party i,
often appears that the merits OF an iu-
dividual arc Of such a character tina,
IN justice cannot be ignored by the
party. This 10 true OF Hon. Frank
johnston, 81 jackson, candidate Tor
Acknowledgement of this state.
lie has boon durlna his whole lite
time . true and faithful Democrat.
In the terrible crisis OF 1875. he reu.
dsred such valuable assistance to tho
chairman Of the Democratic State Ex.
ccutive Committee, Senator George.
that Senator George declared that no
man In the State had rendered higher
service to the State aud party than
Frank Johnston.
The skill, tact and judgment which
characterized the management Of the
Lowry-King canyass Of 1881, In which
Mr.. Johnston was chairman Of tho
Executive Committee. 10 fresh within
the memory Of the people Of Missls'
sIppi.
Mr.. Johnston has never before asked
4 uomluation for any Office from bis
party.
All Of his predecessors In tho chair
mansh'p Of the State Executive Com
mittee we're generously rewarded by
the party. Hon. +. Barksdale was
twise sent 10 Congress. Ex Governor
Lowry was twice elected Governor,
aud Senator George after his service,
~ chairman In 1878, served on the Su
prems bench, and afterwards was ..
lectsd to the U. 8. Senate.
Mr.. Johnston 10 now serving an up.
expired term ~ Attorney Gene. al by
appointmsnt Of the Governor aud ha,
discharged the dniies of tho office with
palnstaking care and distinguished q.
bility.
In such q case Il has been tho gen
erai custom aud usage Of tho party to
bestow upon the incumbent . nomina'
tion Tor q full term BY way Of endorse
ment.
Upon every consideration OF dignity
aud pEopslsiy tho Gszeite submit,
that the party would stuitifv itsslt b.
= refusal 10 recognise the merits and
deserts Of Mr. Johnston.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
The Eraant,ra Committee.

The Democratic Ex. Com. met al
Jackson last Wednesday aud there
are indications thst q heavy outside
influence was brought to bear upon
their decisions. They 6rst adopted
by a vote Of Sc, cnicen 10 eleven. the
primary plan for the nomination OF
state officers aud a committee was ap-
pointed 10 %promulgaic the plan. In
The evening this committee made a
majority aud a minority report. and
after HI exciting discussion n motion
to reconsider the vote taken In the
morning was adopted. and then a
motion 10 take the primary plan pre-
vailed by 4 yoie of fifteen 10 thirteen
Without division, the following,
providing tor a State convention, Of
fered By Mr., Cutrer, was adopted.
Resolved, that a delegated State
convention OF the Democracy of Mis-.
sissippi be held At the city Of Jackson
at IL noon on the 7ih day OF August.
1895, aud that the representation OF
each county In said convention be
double the number Of representatives.
each now las In the house Of repre-
~sentatives.
Resolved, further, that each comfy
through tho party 10 authorized TO de-
iermine the manner OF selecting iis
delegates 10 the State convention. aud
that the county executive committee
ia each county be requested TO provide
for the selecting OF candidates to the
State convention in August 1895.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27

Washington, April Is. --Secrctary
Carlisle has directed that the pr9secu.
lion against the Western Bank Note
Comrsny, Ct Chicago, for printing
Mississippi State warrants be discon.
linued. This action is taken upon the
accommodation OF United States Dis.
trict Attorney John c. Black, concur.
red III BY Attorney General Olney, and
from The further Fact that that com
psny has discontinued the printing OF
the warrants. The Bank Note Com.
pany, i, 10 stipulated will have to pay
the costs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
The COMMERCIAL, APrEAL.

Our better halves say they could, mol
keep house without ChambsrlSin,s
Cough Remedy. II 10 used in more
than half the homes 10 Leeds. S,Ms
Bros, Leeds. Iowa. This shows the
esteem ID which that remedy 10 held
where it hiss been sold for years and
Is well known. Mothers have learned
that there 10 nothing 20 good for colds
Group aud whoopiny cough. that i,
cures these ailments quickly and per-
maneu,ly, aud that It is pleasant AMI
safe for children to take. Is and u
cent bottles for sale bv druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
T,AsDsAIx.

Under and BY virtue Of decree repS
by the Chancellor IN the suit Of Nj,
ner, assines, r. N. Pruit. ct al. y
Chancery Court OF NOxubse County,
Of Mississippi, on the 30th day o. ocs,
1904, I will, as receiver Of said eouI.. y
Monday, the lot day Of April: ievyi
proceed TO sell for cash to tbs n,ghusI
der and in front Of the Court HOW
10 said county. the interest Of n.
which was conveyed to me as a's'nv'
the 2?nd day OF December, 1879, vi
lowing described property. OWL. 4
part OF fractional block No. 4, ih wv /
Of Macon, IN sad Ceunty and stars
mencing at tbs southwest corner o,sl
A Minors garden fence on ssIal'
street. said Irrational block No. :, unS
ning south along the eastern egg
Jefferson street, 60 feet, thence due Nj
feet, thence north psri ellel on . lns
said Jefferson street 68 feet tneu .;J
West 10 the beginning corner on sa u
fsrson htrest. The interest 10 % N
believed to bs q one fifth iutsrest u H
property, but I shall cell only su." n \
Get a. the said Pruit conveysa !" 4
the 2and day Of December, issso; YER
s.ha... Rccsiv|
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
ALCOHOLIC srIxULAHrs.

II h established by statistics, thu,
moro than 80 per cent. Of the whisky
cold By dealers is lees than two yosrl
old. Whisky Tor human use, should
be much older. Chemistry and medi.
cal expe, imsnts show that yonpg wills.
~ h Injurious 10 the human system,
while on the other hand Il 10 asserted
b. the best aud most learned medical
men. that good old whisky taken judl.
~csousiy 10 highly beneficial. because
she sSonnetic elements found 10 old
whiaky do not dsrange, but stimnlai,
md strengthen
The "ciub House. brand OF Bour
- Whisky IL made OF lie best mate,
bizle end b never sold until II has Al.
1o1Ded > maturity of ten years, II II
M n ressou Of aye and quality /
Daffsci whiskey with . mild, delicioui
1lafe. A emall trial sample, and book
~ q alcoholic ssimulanis. scni 10 an,
n6dstss tpou receipt Of twenty 6vl
oonlD u postage stamps
y. gHAuGnxkssy 4 Co.,
4i9N. 9Th ST.,
u. Louis. No.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27

We have on hand about one hun
dred dozen Hose aud hf llose, the
product Of Enterprise Knitting Mills,
ranging In price from 55cts TO $i.2s
per dozen. which wo win sell to n,er.
chants dclirered at net factory price,
thus allowing The frsisht.. Terms to
suit. Call Oh us aud make selection
or write Us AMI wo will select what
you need. The goods arc 50 well cs-
tablished you cannot make a mistake.
l.. NJ. SCALES Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27

Little Boy-"Oh! papa, what is this
l6 10 /. sec SO much 10 tho papers q.
bou,?"
Father--"My son, ii is something that
every politician is irving to ride into
Office on. lie thinks there arc sixteen
suckers wherc there is QUO mau who
can't he baited. Now u on to bed "
jackson News.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
Sac. soss. In every primary clciiol

Sec. S?e6. In svery primary elotion
for Legislative, county. and county dis.
,s;ct oficers, o majority of the votei
cast shall be necessary TO elect miles,
all candidates or any office agree be-
forehand that the candidate receiving
the plurality of the votes cast for an!
particular Office shall be declared the
nominee OF tho party. When a ma
jority Is required and no one elected
a second primary shall be held, no
tween the two candidates receivin,
the highest vote.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27

II will be an agreeable surprise 10
pcrsous subject 10 attacks OF bilious
colic to learn that prompt relief may
be lad by taking Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy. In
many instances the attack may be pro
vented by taking this remedy - soor
as tho drst symptoms Of the disease
appear. Is and 80 cent bottles for salt
By druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27

Tie Supreme Court Of hi, State has
decided that the State Revenue Agent
can s.,sch the goods ola man engaged
in Illegally selling liquor to pay the
penalty for such violations Of the law
This decision Of tie Supreme Court
ttycs the revenue agent Jurisdiction
over "blipd tigers"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27

The great lecture OF Rev. Thos. Dix.
on. Jr. OH Fools" 10 which the PEG.
pie Of Macon and tho surrounding
country have long looked forward rs
the rarest treat Of the season. will be
delivered at the court house nent
Tuesday, at 8 o'clock p IN. Tickets
for sale at Jones' drug store. Admiss.
lou IS and SOC.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
The Memphis Com rerclal Appeal.

The Memphis Com rerClal Appeal
Memphis, Tenn. April 2S, 1894.
DEAH SIR The Commercial Az.
peal has established a Mississippi Blu.
reau at jackson, with Mr.. I. Al.
Henry as agent. 1t is tho Intention
Of the Commercial Appeal TO begin IT
m early date the publication of Mis-.
sissippi edition, containing oil the
news of interest from all parts Of tho
State. We have recently purchased
two fine Web Perfecting fact Potter
Presses (which will soon be in opera-
tionl, aud otherwise increase our fac
%iliiies, and we will use every eudeaSor
to furnish the people Of Mississippi
with a daily newspaper as near perfect
a. human hands eau make il.
Very truly You're.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27
Southern Dapti.t Convention and
!. Other Meeting Of the Baptist
Church

ChurcH
viii he held q. Washington d. Z. May
9th and 10Th, 1925. For the above oc'
cas:0n tho Mobile Il Ohio Railroad
will sell tickets TO Washington d. {.
and return at rate of one limited first
class fare. Tickets will be sold on
May 9TH and Sth. limited 10 continu.
Gus passage in each direction good to
return within fifteen DAYS from date
OF sale. Tickets tor this occasion
subject to fifteen lays additional ex'
tension. Tickets will be sold from
al coupon offices.