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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-23
IA GUERRA DE CUBA

No Sc espera nj una nueva complica-
clon, nj el allvio Immediate: ell msl ba
alcanzado su mayor desarrollo, Y Ell en-
fermo, sin embargo, ha resistido. No Sc
morlra; pero la curaci6n completa no
puede lograrse en- oorto plazo. No hav.
por 10 tanto, necesidad de dar & diario
noticias del enfermo.
ksta es, en- resumen, la Interpretation
mas l6gica que Sc puede dar & la deoi-
sion tomada por ell captain general de la
isla de Cuba.
Despues de todo, POGO importarfa que
traDscurrlesen dos meses sin recibir una
sola notlcia Official, 81 al cabo de ese item
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-23
sultan inesplicables por muchas vueltas
que So le den.
Y entire esas cosas 6guran
esos votos de- adhesion,
Y " las gentes murmuran
oon raz6n.

Sea como fuere no ests demas obse-
quiar, de vez en- cuando, al supuesto
leader con un POGO de sahumerio, aun
trueque de hacerle estornudar.
De flo que los que tai hacen no pro-
ceden humo de pajas, sino de incisnso.
No faltan maliciosos que ne han fla
do en- la rara coincidenoia de que esos
votos, sc deben Ia iniciativa de algu-
no que otro jurisconsulto.
Los cuales, como es natural, tendran
tratos contratos con ell senior Labra,
por virtud de La profession que ejercen.
Y no es cosa de disgustar & los ami
gos, mas cuando son infuyentes, con
omisiones que podrfan parecer intencio-
nadas.
Sobre todo, cuando va SO ha conver-
lido en- una costumbre ell consabido 6
imprescindible voto de gracias.
Pero no caen en- La >cuenta los partida-
rios de tales ofciosidades, que ouanto
mas SO prodiga ese g6nero de manifesto
clones, menos valor importancia van
adquiriendo con Ell tempo.
Y de tai suerte SO habit1an elias los
favorecidos que nj las agradecen nj las
estiman.
Y las toman, como Ia generalidad, &
benefcio de inventario.
Pero ique diantres!
Ha hecho perfectamente bien ell senior
Ramos.
Cada uno de eses votos es una letra
pagadera & plazos fjos, mas 6 menos
lejanos.
o, 81 & ustedes les place, un peldafio
para subir.
La prudencia en- ESQ estriba;
SO asciende sin pesadumbre,
al acercarse la cumbre
venga un empuj6n. y larriba!
Lo que diran eZlos:
Venid, vayamos todos
con ramos porffa,
enviemos cada dfa
salutaci6n cort6s
al gran Rafael Maria,
que leader nuestro es.
Todo este con acompahamiento del
6rgano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-23

NADIA tan propio de nuestra
idiosincracia como aceptar 81 ries-
go en- defensa de una causa no.
bic y grande.
La disoluci6n, acto de civismo
y de virilidad que colo pondrfan
en- duda la envidia, que todo 10
mancha y el odio que todo 10 en-
loda, es una bandera 6igua del
holocausto que le rirdieramos.
Jamas temimos que nuestros
compatriotas dejaran de compren-
der su alcance y de ofcecerle sus
unanimes sufragios. Porque nun
ca, desde que Puerto Rico exis-
to, SO invit6 & este pueb o q ma
yor prueba de desinter6s y de
energfa.
Discover la hueste no equivale
& rasgar la bandera augusta de
las hbertades patrias: equ.vaIe &
escribir en- sus pliegues veneran-
dos este lena:
-" Puerto Rico sabe morir."
Nosotros agitamos el generoso
orifama sin raiedo & las conse-
cuencias, y lejos de arrepentir-
nos ahora, tenemos la fntima sa-
tisfacci6n de haber demostrado
que no fuimos colonos, 9brios en-
la triste ufania de su propia SER
vidumbre.
jNuestros amigos no secundan
esa actitud franca Y libreg
Tendran, de SECURE, otro cri-
terio; apreciaran de manera dis
tinta sus deberes; creeran que su
conducta es, & la par, prudente y
frme, discreta y it'll.
Nj les impone este peri6dico
su conviction plenfsima, nj ad-
mite la suya, honrada y respeta-
BILE porque la profesan hidalga y
sinceramente
Pero Sno hemos de sentirnos
mas altos despu6s de una derrota
en- que mantiene nuestra puma
tan bizarre empeno9
81 hubo pellgros Y los desafa-
mos; 81 hubo desastres Y los
afrontamos jquien osara zaherir-
nos con el reproche de d6biles VI
asustadizosf
Cae el soldado en- el reducto a.
que le arroja U irresistiihb iimpufi=
80, T6fo Ia calumnia puede la
marie muelley hnjo: la justicia, a
10 mas, le llama ciego y teme-
rario.
No valfa la disoluci6n para dar
orfgen & nuevas co.ectividades;
,vaifa para que en- Europa Y On
America supieron que en- la me-
nor de las grandes antillas aun
perdura el espfritu de la raza ca
balleresca que venci6 en- Cerinola, |
en- Roncesvalles y en- Otumba.
Desde ell punto en- que Sc di-
vid1an las oplniones y los votos,
va la disolucl6n no era efcaz nj |
oportuna. Su caracter, su pres
tigio, depend1an de que el pueblo
la acordara, uni6ndose en- el SEN
timiento que la engendr6 y la
mantuvo.
Los representatives autonomis
tas, los one asistieron & la asam-
blea, recordaran que no la def
dimos; nosotros profesamos este
dogma: los asuntos de honor no
se discuten, 80 resuelv-n.
Ochenta y seis veces repetida,
ID palabra NO vino & patentizar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-23
L|NEAS PARALLELS

que, 81 junto a LA DEMooRAoIA
formaba esta vez una falange de
! patricios integ6rrimos, frente q
LA DEMoCRACIA sc alzaba Is ma
yolfa. con su infujo Y con su
autoridad, que los democratas no
sometemos & debate
La mayorfa no esta con nos
otros; pero nosotros, saludando
| & la mayor1a, compuesta por her.
manos en- el sentimiento y en- La
idea, conservamos, no obstante,
nuestros amores hacia la soluci6n
radical que iniciaramos en- una
noche de eterna remembrance.
ESAhf sigue en- pie un partido de
tqne nuestra hoja SO despide con
augusta. y aqu1 seguimos nos
otros frmes en- la ruta que nues-
ira altivez nos trazs.
No somos lfneas divergentes
cue SO alejan en- la distancia y en-
ei tempo: somos lfneas paralelas,
que de un mismo punto arrancan
| y que q un mismo punto Sc diri-
gen
Diffcil que SO encuentren al
gun dfa. Y mas diffcil que se
aparten. EI ideal no SO bifurca:
permanece uno, eterno, inmuta-
BILE en- la conciencia, como el sol
Ell el sistema planetario.
Seguid, amigos, con la CONTAIN
"a por escudo; La DEMOORAOIA
sigue con la protesta por gufa y
por sustentaculo. Vosotros arais
el terreno esteril, que no da flores
nj frutos; nosotros apostrofamos
al destino, que en- medic de la ci-
vilizeci6n nos hace parias, y que,
encendiendo en- todas parties la
luz, nos hunde en- la tiniebla;
vosotros sois el labrador que abre
surcos en- infecunda roca; nos
otros somos el heraldo que publ
ca los duelos de la patria.
Y aunque no nos confundamos,
la corriente de rec1procos afectos
y de mdtuas simpatfas circala
entire todos, cada vez mas viva,
mas poderosa, mas abundante,
mas honda.
Nuestro orgullo en- la derrota
es igual al vuestro en- 81 triunfo;
mayor, sin duda, porque no nos
entristece la sospecha de que pu-
dimos causar heridas q vhestra
epiderr1is susceptible.
Desde la atalaya en- que hsce
seis amos psrraanecemos sin cam
sancio, os daremos el alerta Y loI
escuchareis, porque la voz que re-
tumbe en- la quietud y en- el si-I
lencio es voz que conocfsteis EN-
los fragores de la lucha; voz que
a sabiendas nj os sorprende nj os
engana.
Dejadnos con ell estandarte in
c6lume. Sabremos clavarlo solos
en- la c1spide 6 envolvernos con
el en- la catastrofe.
Aquella disoluci6n, que rod6 &
vuesrros golpes, constltuye nues.
tro tftuIo de gloria. Nos queda
ese salvo conducto para la poste-
ridad. Y o guardamos, para que
10 analice y 10 juzgue la historic.
jQue crecen muchos abrojos
en- el camlno que recorre nuestra
planta
7 bien; llegaremos sanglando
& la cumbre
Pero Ilegaremos. y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-23
FERBADDO BSCOVAR

Doctor en- Medicina Y Oirnjfa de las faculta-
des de Paris, Real Universidad Litera-
ria de la Habana, Universidad Pontif-
cia, Z. L. y. U. de Colombia, (. E. U. U.
de Norte America, en- ell colegio m6dico
Bel win Hospital, =. E q. .. de Vene-
zuela, Ex- Inspector de Salubridad P1bli-
ca de la Habana, Ex-Medico Director
del Asilo Nacional de Enagenados de
Caracas, ETC., ETC., etc.
Tiene ell honor de ofrecer sus services al
p6blieo de esta ciudad en- gu profession en-
general como Medico- Oirujano, y con espe-
cialidad en- las Intermediates del aparato
genito- -urinario de las seloras de los hom-
bres.
En- las sefloras /: curaci6n radical de la cai-
da descenso del dtero, PROHIBIENDO en-
absolute ell uso del pesario.
CuTaoion completa de los p6lipos, 6lceras
aujos cronicos uterinos vaginsles, Gu
racion de La esterilidad por atresia 8 estre
chez del cuello del titero.
En- los hombres Curaci6n completa de
Ia espermatorrea, impotencia, debilidsd,
afecciones postaticas, calculos yesicales, ble-
norrea, fujos cr6nices, uretrales, catarros
de La vejiga, ETC., etc.
Curaci0n radical en- diez dfas, de las es.
trecbeses uretrales, sin operacion cortante.
Garantiza tOda curacion en- esta especialidad.
Horas de consulta de II q. m. y 5
pm.
Gale del Comercio n1mero 5-Antigua
casa donde estuvo la Oomandancia militar.
Ponce, Dicierabre 25 de 1896.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-23
Ell DIARTO DE LA GUERRA
90 DE RIO

El general en- jefe del ejercito de Gu
ba ha cre1do conveniente suspender ell
envfo del parte Official que trasmitia dia-
riamente. En- 10 suceslvo solo dara no.
tieias por TELEGRAPH, de aquellos successes
que por su exceptional importancia me-
rezcan ser conocidos.
Semejante determination parece indi-
car que al perfodo agudo de la insurreo-
oi6n sucede ell perfodo cr6nico en- ell ami
mo del general Weyler.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-23

teres para revestir las fociones con el
disfraz de In verdad.
Observable Ia guerra de Cuba, salta
Ia vista de todos un dato elocuentfsi-
mo que retrata admirablemente ell modo
de ser de estas 6pooas, sumergidas en-
desventuras.
Mas de un afio hace que revent6 ls
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-23
ueStrO NAL

Muestrase Ia decadencia de las socie-
dades en- las cosas atlas como en- los de-
TALES pequefioa; asf en- Ia carensi& de
vigor que SO advierte en- las institucio-
nee, como en- Ia hinchaz6n de los oarac-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-23
Sc Vende

La casa solar p6mero 81 en- Ia call.-d.
Villa. esqnina al caliei6n de la MoIins 0a
I'm la misma casa SO vende tamhiSn nns
multitud de arboles de anacahuita. ="
Para informes dirigirse q an dnefso so,z
Ceferiro Ricart.-Ponce 90 de Abril de 1sas
2-6 alt.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18
|. |. & {. and A.. & n. College
Scholarship.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
who may desire toapply for scholarships
in either of the above institutions, that
examinations for the young ladies will
be held Saturday, August 29th, 1896.
But owing to a change in the law. the
young men will not be examined until
they reach the college. They must,
however, meet the Co. Snpt. on the
first Monday in September to draw for
their places.
have been notified by the president
of the l. |, & c. that Noxubee county
is entitled to only one scholarship and
that without dormitory privileges.
S. NJ. THOMAS,
Co. Supt. Ed
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18
MashuIaviile Items.

The weather continues evooon,
not and disastron-ly dry. Opr noosi,
continue their cry for rain.
Considerable sickness this woo,
a. H. Wood is critically i'll, her life wa.
oeSpaired of Tuesday evening Init sho :.
reported some better this mornina
walter Jernagin is very low with tS
phoid fever. He had a hemorrhomn -
uay and his friends fear the worst Mry
~ W. Fancher for two months has
been quite sick from heart TROUBLES.
MRS Lizzie Barnes Of Tearn Springs
Is visiting her aunt Mrs. C. r. Rnsvan
Mrs. j. j. May was summoned 70
macon to see her daughter, Miss Alice.
who we understand is quite sick.
James Il. Russell, Of Clay county, is
down on a visit to relatives, Heisason
OF the late Perry G. Russell, ST.. He
will be remembered by many of tbe old.
o'V 0i'i%e'' Oh ti'e county, having lived
and taught school at several places in the
county in ante -bellum days.
The young people, and some of the OIL.
der ones too, met at Mr.. Smith s SIM.
day evening and enjoyed some splendid
vocal music.
Mr.. Coleman, the contractor, is uusb.
ing work on the G. p. church.
Geo. D. Russell and family leave
Thursday to attend a meeting of New
Hope Presbytery neal Sturgis, and Wis.
it relatives also on the way.
Il. Q. Richards had a sun stroke one
day this week.
Bryan, Sewall and free coinage. This
Is what the majority say and as good
democrats we must all support the tick.
ct. Although doubtful as to the wis
dom Of the action, and fearful as to the
results, shall cheerfully support the
ticket and if free silver should win, hone
thati may be a panacea for our national
ills.
MU-S HU -LA-TUBBEE
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18
New Printing Material.

The BEACON Office now has a brand
new and lasest style outfit in printing
material and it invites all person want
ing any Job work Of any character to
call and see samples and prices. Work
will be done at this office as low as any
reputable Office can do it and it will be
done as promptly as can be had any
where. Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention and the prices will be
as low as if The person ordering were
present. Special attention given to
bills, posters, cards, letter and bill
heads, statements, catalogues, pro
grammes, etc. Don't forget the BEA-
CON when you need any printing done.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18
Fine Stock for Sale.

offer at private sale the following stock:
90 Head OF stock, consisting OIL
Mares, Mules. Fiilies. Horse ana
Mule Colts. from one to four years
old.
three Young Jacks.
one Jcnnct.
stock Hogs.
Registered Poland China Hogs
High-Gradc SouthdOwn sheep
Jersey Cattle.
Rronze Turkeys, Etc.
This stock can be seen on my place at
Brazelia, Miss, Mr.. W. II. Smith will be
plea sed to show this stock to any one. Fol
iurther information apply OH the place or
address me at Blazelia, Noxubee Co., Miss.
NJ. A. COCKRELL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

Notice Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received at the August
term of this Board to-wit, the LIST Monday
in August, 1856. for the erection Of Il bridge
over Bogue Chitto near Memphis on the
lower Memphis road, AS per specifications
now on file in this office.
Also sealed bids will be received for 100
cords woods for Poor House. TO consist of
hickory, ash or oak wood. to be delivered
by the LIST OF November. 1896. The board
reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
BY order of The Board.
u. Il. DORROH.
BY C. B. DORROH, ID Z. Chan. Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18
Notice TO Pensioners.

have applications in my office for distr,.
button. Those now oh the eEsion list will
not have to apply again thisyear, except
as follows: Widows who drew their de.
ceased husb0nd's pension for 1895 will have
to make application this year.
Those on the lists OF 1895 who are TT "
blind; have lost their jaw, buth feet or both
nands. must make new applications
All inquiries about their pension must be
made through the Chancery clerk.
Respee fully,
u. 7. DoRR0H, 4
Chanceay Clerk/
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18
FOR SALE!

Ear and Shelled Corn, Hams,
Hay and. Fodder. Also Reg
istered Poland China Pigs and
Grade Porkers.
We are booking orders for
pigs out of Tecumseh and
and Black U. s. Sows by Jay
Boy, he BY Hidestretcher, q
boar Mr.. J.. W. Williams OF
Bryant, Ind, refuses $lOOOfor
Appl, to or address
G. Nor NJ. NJ, HUNTER
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18
A Drama at Warsaw.

On next Thursday, July 23d there will
he a five act drama at Warsaw. The
kind manager informs us that no pains
have been spared to make the evening
pleasant and attractive to all. The very
best talent has been engaged and nine
teen actors will appear on the stage.
We hope that Macon and surrounding
country will be largely represented on
the occasion,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

Contract for building the Lyceum Hal
will be let to day, if the bids are salts
factory to the building committee. In
fluence is being brought to bear on the
stockholders to change their plans, and
instead of a public hall to erect a bull
ding for some enterprise that would pay
better. Macon certainly needs a public
hall
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

1t will come off at the Fair Grounds
in Macon August 4, 5 and g.. If Won
expect to carry off any Of the prizes you
shUuld begin to practice, for there will
be some good shots on the ground every
day.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18
Co. = ' sAENalLls ar Eist0ia.. photographs. ssado over sfa2by. BraF uss.


All parties are hereby warned, under
'ne penalty Of the law, not to trespas.
~ hunting Or otherwise on the follow.
ing named places;
Inc Mcleod place near Center Point
'No oiement place, 3 miles east of Ma.
0o'' ana my place near the depot in Ma.
con. G NJ 1DrD~
July 1S-Gm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

Important service at the Baptist
church tomorrow morning, A full at
tendance of the church is earnestly de-
sired. All are kindly invited to attend
the morning and evening services.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

We think the whole county has been
blessed with rain this week, and the
crops have been greatly benefited and
the hearts Of the people are as full OF
thanks and gratitude as the groued is OF
vuotor
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

The Beacon desires to add its tribute
to the worth of that greatly mourned
and esteemed citizen, Jas. N. Woodfn,
and especially to his afflicted father, our
army comrade. Mr.. c. N. Woodfin, do
we tender our sincere sympathy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18
Every County Officer

-, ~ u Z
Has to be present on MopdaN burden
II, when circrit a~-"s the demand for
:" ind doubling tho demand, of n~ecessit
to the the value thereof. This gradual 81
1Srv' ' cold OF oil the burf I'D
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

This is the best season of the year to
do papering, ! have a large stock at
low prices. Call and see my stock at
samples.
W. T. FERSIS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18
NOTICE.

Taken up by j. II. Smith. oil May IA, 1875.
straying on the Neal Mcleod place, IN dis
trict s, a BLACK HORSE. about "A hands
high, about 4 years old. both ears split
and has a scar on left hip. Valued at Sl'.oO.
The owner is hereby requested to come
forward. prove property. pay charges anu
take II away or it will. be dealt with as the
law directs. p. +. FERRIS,
Coroner and Ranger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

Y Motto, !. hereby Y. s sssa, ;', ,'s 'S;'; so s !
be b, S 4 mS e =, county o' 's on Tuesday ts s 'S,s p } s.;
,oo6 hlaanitou, Col, July 20, iosa,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

A look in my Sore will convince the most skeptical thai
for house furnishings Of all kinds | cannot be exceed. sitp
prices to suit the time. Collins, caskets and all kinds Of IN.
%dertaker's Supplies on hand. Careful man to attend al
funerals. Telephone No. 7.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18
Bicycles.

Being about to quit the bicycle husi
ness | will close out those on hand at
special bargains.
W. T. FERRIS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18
attention Stockholders Home Build
ing and Loan Ass,p.

" 49, h
MI Nj, Mahorner, President.
riease call a special meeting of afore
;ala association to consider the follow.
t 10y proposed amendment. This June
~ io'o' 9. B. AMEs,
GEO. B. CLEMENT.
} RI DINsMoRE.
|, 7. SMITH,
CHAs. HARDIN,
JNo. A. TYSON,
L. +. HoLDERG,
VIM WaIrg,
M. HoLB1aG.
Amendment proposed to section i. ar.
tlcle 4, of the constitution of the Ha,ne
Building and Loan Association At q sna.
cial meeting
mat the following be inserted at the
close Of said section:
And provided further, that after the
expiration of five years from the organi
cation OF any series, the board of djrec-
tors Of said association shall be D
erea 10 adopt some fair method of pay
Ing oil and cancelling stock on which no
loans have been made and to use for
MS purpose any funds belonging to said
association.
A meeting of stockholders Of B G. L,
ASSOCIATION is hereby called at Court
House or Thursday July 90, at 10 O'Clock
a. m, to consider amendment PROMISED
above.
M MAHnpNrn p,ns
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

Mr.. A. c. Cash is putting Mr..
Crymes' gin saws in good order, pre-
paratory to business next month.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

cunningham of Bigbee Val
Iva Tuesday getting "a trans
Fa'inself Of the Wells tract
''v acres, which was a
lac Mr. Cockrell's place.
NM Mrs Cockrell, who was
sll Mr. Cunningham pur-
Rlaee from her.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

Greene, of Shuqualak put
the hands Of DR.. Clement one
Fet and at night he was in
n The Knights of Pythias. He
b how they served him-the
I Knights,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

Thursday evening lightning struck a
cotton wood tree in front o. Mr. Peter
sons and threw the bark into the house.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

Messrs. W. p. and J. M. Gaines of
Brooksvllle had bushes in Macon last
Monday.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

LosT-Thursday, July ?, in Macon,
a pair Of gold trimmed spectacles, in
case, Deliver at BEACON office and get
reward
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

last week that cotton was
rust land, and our readers
Inferred that Mr.. Sam
was Of that nature. The
Wrought us came from new
Y and he has no rust land
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18
GRAND
CLEARING :. SALE,
FOR SPOT CASH:
FOR SPOT CASH:

IN order to make room for my large stock Of winter
goods, will, for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS offer my stock
.of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS at greatly reduced
prices. The following few goods will give an idea of the
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Clarke has been on a visit to
\ fairfield, Ala, and was in
on his return to his
Fobile, We hope his health
tpd.
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Ffrom Macon, Mrs, Madison.
and abont ten or fifteen
camped at Memphis lakes,
lH only a few days stay.
! Ferris and her party will
pm the Winston springs to-
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Y. F. FERRIS


a new sewing machine to exchange
for wood. Apply at tbs office.
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mote from Mr.. Jno. L. S.
|rly of Macon and now of
|ndian Territory. His infant
ply ., and his relatives and
Nozubce sympathize with
wife in their misfortune.
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PAYERS.

S0nal assessment rolls
Is now on file in INV
{; mS .s,' All objections
= "a I'M. ! Office on. or before
1902 sn august, 1896. See
! = 2. bonner,
Naasilcery Clerk,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

u.rman has given up his Gin
n and returned to Macon to
u balance of the year.
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:. +. FERSI,
Tha Ills of Woman.
-, Schoo! Board

c.cbi woman non, c "@s for coa"'N" :
nne1a p'eas"""'l = ) Murphey' =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

Russell and Mat Russell
b Wednesday and took his
ames out to Mushulaville.
has been a citizen of Clay for
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let to hear of the death of Mr..
Ernagin at his fathers resi-
Ii Mashulaville, Mr.. Win
fa attended the funeral.
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Mrs. I. W. Brame and Rev.
lnson left Wednesday to at
BAPTIST State Convention which
EqSsion at Starks vile.