Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1919-09-12
Board of Supervisors.

Board of Supervisors.
District George Gavin.
District Wv. S. Permenter.
District 3-Bibb C. Garner.
District As. A. Jackson.
District Geo. M. Gilmore.
Town of Macon.
Mayor-John R. Dinsmore.
MARSHALL. O. Brooks.
Aldermen-B. j. Allen, J. J. Gala
way, P. F. Cahill, r. Hamilton; John
A. Tyson, secretary and treasurer.
Churches.
ethodist-Services every Sabbath;
Rev, E. H. Moon, pastor Sunday
school at o'clock a. M; II. w. Foote,
superintendent.
Baptist-Services first and third
Sabbaths; Rev. w. H. Carroll, pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday, O'clock
a. M; H. L. Jarnagin ST., superinten-
dent.
Presbyterian-Services second and
fourth Sabbaths; Rev. A. II. Barley,
pastor. Sunday school at o'clock a.
m; Robert c. Patty, superintendent.
Protestant Episcopal-Rev. Cross,
rector. Sunday school every Sunday
at o'clock a. M; John S. Slaughter,
superintendent.
Catholic-Services every fourth
Sunday; Rev. P. G. Hayden, pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday morning;
X. 6. Rives, superintendent.
The white free school opened with
40 pupils Monday last.
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WIS NOD loolll9o o'eu III Neolel@
- ,le prospects p Oh war between
rance ana Emma are quite etcoor@g-
ms
ne macon female seminary mas
ehr2liea o. pupllS III attendance this
NeeN' !.
Prof x Javna sncceede Major
barhsdaie as one OF the eoltors Oh the
C1afloh'
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Suck no Bllls.
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ueht; ms piiySiol''h 'i1ii'NH 'ie - mn
proving Slowly.
Mr. A Klans and Jacob Holberg
nave returned ron NE" aotm' MN
ing wen anu leauy W le'elSo 'iieii
new goods i.
Miss Mo++ia Osborne who has been
The guest of Miss SaIiie Phillip sew
efai :, Weeks e, relullieo W iei noiiie ~
From tho onantitv Of wood being
banied +brongh orr Streets, one would
t eI1nnose the neonle were anticipating
cold winter.
Co4a;,, n Tvpch ;s catherine
,o+al.;al for bie hook "The Prominent
NJ NJ ~ nf e. Missiseinni" # viii he an in
+a rl volnme
Mr. r,,l,, ,yor1 ,of+ +his wool, on
nils ;s L'i TSSi, ~ ond viii rosnna
a YislI 70 Oolui edI,. anu /" NJ. MI,
ner senooi p d. ieW p"S ~ W.
81 y near niooA0'tf'o
The President made his appearance
~ Chi' az, w WoI Eo,Ui u Froiic The
rom .ng 80 49, W. $40 ooilC,b+ has NOT vet
nun hali,o ro 10 llG'V ~ "'i'' 49, ~
Do''i 1eO0- 0 -
Miss Salhe Swami, a lovely and in
teresting girl of 10, died at home IN
tuia JouitVS 4l los" ell I,riaI Ground
pua - 49, :" ,.;var
oFei 'iie ii'e
Major Barksdale has withdrawn
from the Clarion, to prepare for his
congressional duties. He will enter
Iot o5it 49, ,,sS+; oi p offairs "
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The Boilers paper, the "Free
State" and the Brandon Republican
AFRO making things quite lively in the