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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE war de-
partment has arranged TO send two
lica. The steamer Evelyn Of the Now
York \ Porto Rico line, viii sail from
New York next Friday with " full
cargo NJ supplies The use NJ the ves-
sol WIS rendered by the steamship CONF
pany free OF expense. The government
transport Mcclellan ~ scheduled 20
leave New York for san Juan Wodnes-
day week. The auxiliary cruiser
Rcsolute am also be- utilized " II n
found necessary.
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PERSONAL.

n. n. Greenwood and W. n. phnbriCh
OF American Falls, idaho, are IN the
Hon. spencer u. Atkinson and wife M
Atlanta, Oeofgin. arr making "a tour 60
the coast They ARE nc the Kenyon.
Or. George II. Fennemorc N Beaver
City il up visiting with fdendH, lie DO
domiciled AZ the walker House.
william white u beaver city 81 re-
gintsrtd at tho white House.
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NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given 10 the owners
OF property ahuttlng on both sides OF
81" street, from a point 10 rods north of
South Temple street, running thence
north TO First street. ana along First
street from II" street 20 "J' street. AM
In Sewer District No I, Salt Lake city.
that the tax Of 70 cents per front foot
on said property for the extension OF
sewer lateral on said SHEETS, ~ now due
and payable at the office of the city
Treasurer No, i02, city and County
building, and will become dellnquent
on September 18TH. 1893
Dated this 18th day ~ August, 1899.
II. Il. NORRIS, city Treasurer.
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EVANSTON, WYOMING.
sheep Msn Tiped for bringing In FiocLs
without Permit

Evanston. wyo., Aug i2.-our prose
cutting attorney has been absent for
some time and many people have won-
dersd Where the professional gentleman
he'd HE'D himself Ht has been IN the
star Valley country prosecuting several
9hcepmen. who VEN reported TO him by
y W. OlaoA. sheer Inspector and T. y.
Now, secretary of the state board NJ
sheep commissioners. az having vio-
lated the law by bringing sheep into the
state without permission. The parties
reported were Duckworth johnson a.
Co. four bands; Houtz. two bands; Ire
land. four bands. and Qunylos llroH.,
two bands All these reside In Utah,
Their cases were tried before n. u, An
deraon, Justice ~ the peace. The twl
former pleaded guilty and were fined
In the sum Of 500 and coHts.-Evanston
Press
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PRESTON, IDAHO.
4 Thriving viIlsEo Oops are Light-Mu'
tuat Conference.

Special Correspondence.
Preston. Oneida CO.. Idaho. Aug. IS
Preston IN thriving littlo village, nj
though its population ~ somewhat
scattered The merchants and machine
shops are kept very busy and tho farm
crH ar0 cutting and heading the grain
on fast NJ busy hands and machinery
can garner A.. i'ne crops are not 80
good here as last year, Local husbau-
dry consists 10 a great extent In dry
farming hence the prolonged dry
spell has been u great drawback 10
good crops,
Properly hero iH advancing very RAJ
plily; people coming ln to our little
town lind n very difficulty 70 md rooms
90 rent, and when one does got q place
tho rent ls higher than IN more densely
populated cities. About the only hOpya
a stranger has OF staying here is TO buy
and build.
Last sunday East day., the Increase
NJ now Corners blessed was eight and
quite number confirmed.
MUTUAL CONFERENCES.
Saturday and Sunday the Y NJ and
Y. l.. Improvement Associations held
their conference In the academy, peo-
pie from all the surrounding country
came and the large room was fun and
ovcrhowinR, All seemed 10 enjoy them
selves very we'll, The Whitney choir,
led by Mrs Alice Alder, rendered some
very sweet music and Whitney should
be- proud OF the talented voices. Three
Of the general board were present at
the conference.
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MURDERERS ARRAIGNED.
Frank Connors aud Edward A John
son Before Judge Booth at Provo.


lhlANlAls W mn sNhNHs
Provo. Aur. ii.=Therr were two ar
assignments before judge Booth this az
teruoon FOR murder DO tho first degree.
The one waH Frank ConnorH, charged
with shooting Policeman WIN. strong
OF this city. June 90 The other was
Albion u. Il. York. charged with shoot
lug Edward a. Johnson At santaquln
ON July a. Roth worr given until next
Tuesday Go plead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Ashtnbuia, o.. Aug i5.--Dockmen NJ
this port were an notified today NJ a
raise Ia wages. ore shuvelerH rucciv-
ing i0h cents per ton for unloading Will
now get 10 cents. Dock engineers are
raised from so 20 ts5 n month. and
day iaborcfl get an Increase N "a cent
an hour Two thousand men are az
foctcd. The raise was arbitrary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Detroit, Aug l5-Seycral hundred
delegates We're present today at tho
opening OFT the 18th annual convention
OF the Society OF American Florists
and Ornamental iiortlculturnllsts of
America. President W. n. Rudd ~
Chicago delivered his annual address.
william j Stewart OF Boston, the Sec
rotary, reported q paid up membership
OF asa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Joe Runner, a Denver railroad man,
has brought suit against President
Trumbull ~ the Colorn 90 and Southern
Railroad company. Tor $4,000 damages
on the ground that he has boon black
IN Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Chicago, Aug, ia special 20 the
rimrs-liurali from Fort Wayne, Ind,
says;
contained the neys that Ellis Rlnehnrt.
of MaryNlle, "a soldier In the regular
army, had been captured and tortured
20 death by Flipnos. To-day Rinehart
walked into the Office OF friend In this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

city alive and well. He was Just re-
turned from the west and had not heard
the story OF his alleged death lie has
not been. IN the Philippines az all. hav-
lng. been discharged Tor disability be-
fore his regiment sailed.
HIS parents, who had not heard from
MIN Tor months, were mourning MIN as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
Soliciting Committee Meets Gen
erous Response Everywhere
400 FLAGS ARE DONATED.


Mesdamea J. wash Young selden l.
Ciawson and Ernest Eldrcdgc are
meeting with most generous responses
from the public In gathering flowers for
the volunteer reception. supcrlntlvcly
speaking. they have cart loads promised
them. Everybody housewife VINO
loves flowers almost 10 much aa her
children the florist who makes plant
raising business, all vie with each
other In the generosity of their giftH.
A. consequence private residences
aud greenhouse alike viii be tcmporar-
ily dcnud d VI their floral Ornamental
lions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Londonderry. Avg. Ian Irish party
wrecked a Methodist church here YES
terday evening while It's opponents
stoned the Catholic chapel The mayor
has issued . PROCLAMATION empowering
military officers 10 act no magistrates
and additional soldiers and police have
been called out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

COOpER-At East Jordan. Salt Lake
county. Aug. 18Th. 1889. 90 old age and
general debility, William Cooper; born
December 25th, 1919. at Hought0u,
Hunting England. aged NJ
Year,. months and 10 days.
Funeral at Cons Hall. wc1nyBdny,
tsIfaU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
HOLDING UP A GOOD THING.

THE pEsT HOUSEWIVES hold
hiah In their estimation our
Three Crown Baking Powder
They have found it the best material
and have boon much pleased nt the
reasonable price. We established
splendid reputation Tor % when it was
n hirh priced powder Nowu we are
putting It on the market 90 o. lower
price and assure you satisfaction Ia It's
use Every can r. can nliod with
excellence. ana every article In which
Il Is used properly Is sure % be whole
some and attractive.
Three Crown Baking Powder ii sold
and guaranteed by an grpcofa az 70
cents per pound. Ask fJr 10 and refuse
an substitutes.
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mn ARrIcLrs oil TAIru

Or. Taimage's new book. written BY
appointment. In four styles Of binding.
cloth 500. leather $50. leather git
t200. morocco gilt 12.50. Special de.
News.
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CHURCH NEWS.

st. George conference will De- bold
on sunday and Monday l5th ami lslh
nth. as advertised
\. h. RICHARDS.
JOS. y. SMITH.
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MURRAYS FREE DELIVERY,

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws."l
Washington, d. c., Aus. IA rural
free postal delivery has been ordered
established nt Murray, Salt Lake COun-
~, beginning today one carrier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Aud In accordance with law nnd hn VIM,
Of tho board Of directors mndc ON tue s'.tntst
day ~ July, tspl 10 mnuy share. ul s,rg
parcel " such stock as muy hn uty,H',f.
VIII be- sold at the office Of tho s"rrrilIh' nI
Cornlck & Cos Rank, corner llfat scout % Hi
Fast Temple Streets. salt lhkt tilA'. ,i..t
on the lat day NJ september. i'H' ~ . W'.'.lI.
nm 20 may dolinuuOnt ASSIGNMENT NhNi
together With the cost nf advertising hhN 'f
ponscs OF sale. ,.,..,, 500
Mccormick & COS Hank, Cor, ~ ~ '"N
East Temp. ST., salt pake city, utAh'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

London. Aug. 1.-THE PAN Mall Ga
zottr this afternoon. noting the iuquir-
ios Tor Scotch steel. says r. LanarkHhlro
firm has secured nn order Tor ten th0ua-
and tons Tor shipment 60 tho United
gfafea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

chief NJ Police Hutton continues 10 ro.
ceive applications for the privilege ~
wearing "a special pullcomuu.u star on
th day the volunteers come marching
home About thirty names have been
noted up 60 date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
oRE AYp BULLION REPORrs.

Following are todAys ore and bullion
receipts us reported by the Institutions
below indicatri'
BAMDERGEB q MMGLLAS.
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I,IEp.

GEURTZ. In salt Lake city Aur.
18th, Of consumption, Jucoba ueurtz,
uRvd 20 years.
Funeral from j. v. Tnylor's undertake
ing parlora. First South, Thursday.
nth Inst. nt 10 "a. M. Friends arv ln-
yited 20 attond.
ogden papers. please copy.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

Aug, 10, 1899.
Ioday'H clearingh,. 90 COO, .,Allt.hlN %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Teton Peaks VIM. Gray nui wife. j.
X. Knight and wife. OF this place. ami
Mr.. Sinclair and wlfc. Fred Sinclair AMI
Miss Fanny and Laura iilrl. of SAD
Lake city. left here sunday for ca, Nl.
tlonnl Park. whore they will remain flr
three weeks They took "a complete
camping outnt ana win have % Jolly
time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Red Butte Gold Mining aud Milling COMPANY
Location OF Principal Place oi business san
Lake city, Utah,
There are delinquent upon the follow lnj
described stock Oh account 81 hAtv-.hti
levied on the eighth day OF July, w. w
several amounts set opposite the names ''
the respective shareholders as fulloWsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Get house. II IL said to have baon 4
fnvorite camping ground FOR the Sew
England tribes IN early dayE.=Idstau
Transcript.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Decorations OF an appreclatlye char
aoter are what tho decoration com
mittee are induatriously looking after
Today they received a gift " 900 good
sized American nags from the Ladies'
DaInnurnIIn committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

A very unique and elaborate program
for the home coming u the volunteers
has been arranged by the committee, IL
will contain complete roster uf tho
men and the list OF battles they took
part In. II viii be worked IN several
different colors all Autographed. tho
work being done by the Utah LithO-
Eraphing company. They VIII be- sold
on the streets and IN book stores Tor tho
nominal sum Of 81 cents, all above exc
penaea 20 go tnMnrla Tho fund.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-01-14
BosWeIISteyens.

The marriage of this popular couple,
Mr.. Jas. A. Boswell, Of South Noxu-
bee, and Miss May Stevens, Of North
Noxubee, at the hoSpitable residence Of
TIE brides father, Mr.. J. Stevens, was
by one of the largest gather
'ings that even assembled on a similar oc-
casion at a private residence in this
county, Several friends of the bride
came from Bethany aud Carrollton in
Pickens county-Mr. Jas. Summerville,
Miss Lydie Chalmers, Miss Helen Stone
and others; and from South Noxubee
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Campbell, Mrs. S.
A. Jackson, Miss Emma Jackson, and
Messrs. Will Coolidge, Isaac Tyson and
Wash Campbell, friends of the groom.
Miss Kelly Deupree played the wedding
march, and Rev. Mr.. Spencer spoke the
solemn words that united tine destinies
Of the contracting parties for life. The
bride wore a white brocade silk and veil.
After the ceremony the guests assem-
bled around two long tables heavily la
den with the choicest viands and delica-
cies of the season. The meats were
s~plendidly barbecued and it was alto
gether an elegant and sumrtuous feast.
The cutting of tine brides cake caused
great merriment. 1t contained two
rings. a dime. a needle and a bachelors
button. Miss Chalmers, of Piekens,
found one Of the rings in her portion
Mr.. Joshua Cavett secured thu other,
Mr.. Will Simpson the dime and MIR. Ike
Tyson the needle, The button disap-
psared.
The day following the wedding the
bride and groom and several friends
dined with Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Ste
yens, and now Mr., and Mrs. Jas. A.
Boswell are :" at home to their friends
at the residence near Shuqualak, May
they ever ind it a haven of sweet peace
| and happiness.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-01-14
rIacednnia ItenI:.

Ia writing to you it is with graf tndt
that | can inform your many kind read
ers that our village and suburbs are en-
joyins fine health.
For two weeks or longer during the
holidays old Sol did not suffer his face tc
be yelled in clouds, but Shone upon us
in great beauty and splendor, and dur
ing that season our farmers hal 4 iinr
time in finishing up their cotton crops
Some few, however. still have some in
the field, if the late hard rains have not
made it worthless
Christmas and New Year have come
and are gone again, They have given
our people another oppor unity of pla-
eng themselves upon record, showing
their attitude to worldly and spiritual
interests, which was thus dem nstrated.
The night preceding Christmas Y a
tree was raised loaded with gifts for the
children, and some of the old children
we're also remembered on this occasion,
The house was c'owde1 aud a great
many placed themselves upon record as
relating to worldly things,
Aga n, ON Christmas evening God sent
his minister to warn his people on a spir-
itual line. This was a beautiful Sun.
day evening. How m'ny heard the
warningg Hear the answer. 1t was
the same number that entered Noah's
ark aud were saved f. ON the antedelu-
Wan world. Eight persons heard the
preacher Christ has said "enter the
strait gate which leads to heaven forfeW
will fad it. But wide is the gate and
broad is the way that leads to des rue
ZION, but many there be who find it,
Eut ii is to be hoped that some Of those
who enjoyed the Christmas occasion and
did not hear God 5 message, as SPOKEN
by the minister, may find the strait gate.
God says " oh, that my people would
consider, May we heed this injunc-
ton. Bro. Tumlin has entered his thlld
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-01-14

There seems to be a dearth of candi
dates only for State Treasurer, no one
yet having be9n mentioned for that Of
flee. We are not in the business of call
ing out candidates but we do think that
there are plenty Of good men for this
position. 1t seems the 500, 900 bond or
the responsible duties deters applicants.
1t may be that the pay is not enough for
such liability. We do know that Capt.
W. W, George four years ago who is
now president of the First National
bank of Meridian, Miss, wanted the
place. He is a good man and though a
banker is a silver mnn and would make
a good officer, We wonder if he could
not be induced to make this race?
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-01-14

Henry c. Read left Sunday for Miss
issippi on an important mission, that of
claiming in marriage the hand Of Il most
charming young lady, we'll known in
Waxahachie, in the person of Miss Car
RE Peterson. The groom is a we'll
known and highly respected young bus
mess man of Waxahachle and the bride
a lady of many admirable qualities =
she is a sister of Mrs. T. J. McDade
and taught in the Waxahachie public
school for two yeats.
Mr., Read is to be congratulated upon
his good fortune and Judgment in the
choice of life partner and Waxahachie
upon the acquisition to its society of so
charming a lady. The Tribune joins
their many friends in congratulations
and wishing them a long, happy and
prosperous life. -Waxahachie Tribune.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-01-14

year 5 service. lie scents to realize the
necessity of a spiritual %upheavaI Iii Tue
church. -Asitis you can hardly tel
whare the church stops aud where the
world begins, so much alike Bat we
ira ali -,.asserrers upon the sea OF lie
and boe4t - a Of two ro'ts' t''re >
no other landing place. There IS anoth'
ar fact connected with this passage VIZ:
There are nan very many shoals and
strands ~, HE way that We must either
BASS in safety or strand Our baVk' we
win mole;tly present only two arouha
Which there is so much danger AID now
safely they may be pas ed by consuming
Gods chart which says; therefore,
whatsoever We would that men 7henid
do unto you, 10 you even so to them Tor
this is the law and the prophets, How
pianv bark. sink right here? We 90
more for ourselves thau W. do for oth
ers. Another strand upon which 30
many ha, Ks are wrecked is found w1era
we fnlin followius OIL" Cart tl} tNa
! fins. therefore, if thou brlnstst thy
Gift to the altar and there remembered
that thy brother hath aught a5ai9>f ta'e
leave there toy Gift before the altar AL
90 thy way; first be reeo3eiled 10 thy
brother and then come aod cAet my
pift." If we bear malice IN our hearts
toward any, we may go down on "nr
knees before God and pray TO linn until
doomsday, but onr prayers Wall never
be answered until we become ~rtoonc'lea
to those whom we may have wrohGed
Here is the cause of 50 many unanswered
PRAYERS. We are not willing to make
restitution. In conclusion, let me 'ay
for all of us to examine our position mp
on the ocean OF life AID see II we are
near those strands if 80, may we study
the chart God has given US so as to mss
them and make Il happy landing at the
right port. More anon.
PHILANTlIROPIST.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-01-14

Messrs. Gaines and st John, of
the firm of Gaines & St, John of
Brooksville, who recently filed a Pc
tition to go into voluntary bank
ruptcy, have been in this city the
last few days at the Commercial
winding up their business prepare
tory for the courts. Messrs. Harri-
son 4 Orr are their attorneys, All
OF these gentlemen's friends in this
city sympathize with them in the
financial misfortune which has oyer
taken them Columbus Dispatch.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-01-14

US. Minister Sampson at Quito says,
Ecuador is hecomingo one of the most i'm
portant countries on the west coast Of
South America in its relations to the
United States. Three American com
panies have contracts to build two rail
roads and a tramway. A company will
build Il large cotton factory in Guaya-
quill, and an American bank will be
opened with a capital Of 81, 900 coo.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-01-14
Proceedings Board of Supervisors.

MONDAY, Jan. 9, 1899.
A regular session was held, all the
members present, also clerk and sheriff.
The following business was continued
J B Binion, ct al, petition for new
road.
B. F, Harper, j. P, costs where
state failed.
j L Wyatt, timber
j A Melton, framing bridges.
Hairston & Thomas, lumber. L
R Hauensteln, services as conserve.
tor of the peace. rs
J s Scott, services in cases where
state failed. A
The following accounts and petitions
were rejected
NJ Archer, ct al, petition for new
| road.
A c Boyle, ct al, petition against
new road.
j Cook, 7 T Harper, L Hines, J B
Cotton holding election.
Dent & Tyson, petition for purchase
Of tract book.
T Fl Hurst, petition for release of
poll tax,
A B My1ick and W r Swindle were
released from payment of poll tax.
The following parties were granted a
reduction IN assessments:
W J Hubbard, Ellis lot in ~Shuqualak,
from $1,000 to $50.
& Chairman, mill property reduced
$500.
Josie G. Mcleod, lot in Macon, re-
ducel from $1,000 to $500.
Asst Glenn, tax released on church
property.
WI Haynes, tax released on horse
and wagon assessed to Jim Davis in
%Shuqualak,
j 7 Brown, assessment on personal
roll from 5000 to $50.
On Tuesday road oyerseers were an
pointed.
On Wednesday the lists were made M
of persons duly registered and qualified
to serve as jurors for the next two terms
of circuit court. $50 names were en-.
tered on the minutes,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-01-14

An aching back, Il d~isordered diges
ton, changes in the urine, headaches,
nervous weakness, all point to Bright
disease. Take steps to cure the trouble
before the disease develops its danger
Il stage. PRIcKLY ASH BITTERs is a
certain remedy 1t heals and strength
n the kidneys, regulates the liver,
stimulates the stomach and digestion,
cleanses the bowels. 1t has been u ed
in many severe and obstinate cases with
the most gratifying success. Sold by
NJ. NJ. Warren.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-01-14

The police of Mobile have succeeded
in arresting The notorious safe blower.
Thrasher Mead, who has several times
made his escape from strong jails, nota-
bly, the one at Aberdeen. He robbed
the Enterprise postottice last Monday
night. Mobile $ chief of police was no.
titled to look out for him and he de-
tailed two policemen for this special
duty with good results He kept up n
running fight with the officers for sew
eral blocks, firing twelve shots, but he
stumbled aud fell and was dubbed into
submission.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-01-14
0ousSett- filler.

On December 2Sth by Rev, Father
Nipple, at the residence of the bride
mother in Trim Cane, Oktibbeha county,
Mr.. PHILIP GoUssET of Noxubee Co.,
and Miss HABIE MILLER
The groom was accompanied on hi:
most important and joyous mission by
Mr.. Kilmer and Miss Nettie G)usset,
and by Mr. L. Cline and wife, a sister
of the bride. The happy couple are now
at home on the Gonssett place in the
Brooksyille neighborhood The BEACON
offers congratulations to the groom and
wishes for a long life of happiness and
prosperity for himself aud bride.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-01-14

We have long been aware that
Brooksville was progressing and it
has taken another step forward in
finging the banner of Progress to
the breeze. Dr. Hamilton is on the
editorial staff with the proprietor,
MI. G, W. Pelot and as he has a Pc
culiar fitness for the tripod he will
always give his readers an interest
ing and useful paper