Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-02

We have received the West, Ne
ienuan County, Texas, Times c5ntaiH- 81
ng a lengthy notice Of the marriage n.
n Oct, 23d in the Presbyterian chn.cb q
i West, Of Rev. f l. Moore. of Ala 81
,ama and Miss Steber, daughter Of W
,ur former fellow-citizeu, Mr.. Warren Al
Nelson. The church was elaborately s.
lecor lted with palms and chrysanthe. II
NUNS. and there were six couples in 4
Ii
The charming young bride has many s
friends ih east Noxubee who feel deep o
interest in her welfare and happiness. h
Monday night the possum hunters
discovered a hight Of house burning
west Of Macon, 1t proved to be Mr..
Percy Lucas house He was in town,
but negro cn the place expected him
to come and built fire in his room and
went off and left it. 1t is supposed it
set fire to the mantel. There was $500
insurance on the house and $500 on the
furuituxe.
A great outrage was committed last
Thursday night on the plank walk that
leads to the depot. Some one, under
cover of darkness, struck Mr. Haynes,
living near Summeryile, in the face
with a rock or brickbat. The Beacon
would be glad to know that The perpp-
traitor of the cowardly assault wa,
caught and severely punished,
If any Of the Beacon s readers visit
Mobile this fall aud winter they will
find very good accommodations at the
Hotel Royal and receive the special at
tention of Mr., Matt Clarke and his good
wife
The ladies Of the Methodist church
will serve dinner and luncheon on the
day Of the show. beginning at 10 M.
Stand just south of Grigg's furniture
store on east side Of Jefferson street
Coon and 'possum hunting these
moonlight nights is a favorite sport,
It takes four clerks, three dogs and a
} barber to catch one 'pOssum in an all
3 night hunt.
BoRN-To Mr., and Mrs. T. E,
Fancher Oct 3lst, fine boy TIL
: BEACON congratulates the old gentle
man.
e The Royal Blue Shoe signs are tb
lie largest ever put mp IN Macon, and tn
:. Boston Store is the place to find tn
:, Royal Blue shoes,
I'd Mr., R. r. Elkin is selling ont Ii
ID Rush stock at I Smith $ old stand
There are some very desirable gool
ie there-jnst as good a. they ever were,
"a The Walter Barker chapter I'D G
u, will meet at Mrs LIZ, Holberg s Tue
day Nov. 9th, 1901, at o. clock.
A. Mr.. A. G. Boyle left last Tuesday f
in Phoenix, Ar. We hope TO hear ear
reports of improvement in his health,
ere D1ED-sunday, October 27th at Brool
rs vile, little Hattie Day, daughter Of /
I'm and Mrs. J. Hardin.
The lumber is on the ground
re, another cottage on MIR, A. Nj, Stone
A lot, north of his residence
avs
the A speciality Of this house is Patti
Hats. See our black velvet Halns0
oughs at S. and Sc LuLAJ.GRId
G. Mr. Geo. Gilmore little danghte
we'd i'll with malarial fever
her i,
val Miss Alice May will have a la
was supply of hats next week = She VIII
ready for show day, Nov s.
an5 The greatest menage rider in
"'' world Is Mime Noble, aud she i
con- Ringing Brothers circus, wIlch
her shortly exhibit in this city,
h'ie Latest styles in ladies aud chi"r
,oVS ready-to wear hats from '5c S2,5
oe LULAJ. GRl0c
carry the latest styles in the
" - B" corset Dui'ANI 1--WE
stant When in neel Of an ytEing for
: the sewing machine call On Fl " DC
clerk cal agent for the
still SINGER MFG Co ,C1nmooS
There t,.,,,
,r out New palVei"' :" .- n,,,r
aud aces. DURAN ~
winter Corn .bnskers .prained wr,-'s,
ids. wire cnts, burns, bruises 'eve'r
, ,;,,o rntions ana external inimies
''' Kind are promptly and happily coi
,pplying BALLARD S NOW LINNE
blues, p ice % and 50 cts. at } T. jon
EMS.