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NOTES.

NN'
The Radical Sheriff OF Lefiore
county has gone into the Credit
Mobillirr business. He has moved
10 parts unknown, leaving that
county his creditor to the tune OF
$4,000.
All grades of whisKey general
" put a man on the down grade
-Isit right for woman to Leave
her husbsndp Certainly, ifthe bus
band is lett, the wife being one OIL
the pair, must necessarily be right
Our friend Mccormick, OF tho
Shubuta Times, has gwen himself
more room by charging his paper
We always thought there was too
great Il disparity between Nc and
the size OF his journal.
His tremendous Majesty tic
King of the CarnivaI'at Memphis,
has appointed MS chairman OF
committee to make arrangements
for spending Mardi GroS in that
delightful city. If enough OF ou'
citizens wish to form an excursion
they al report to uS.
The autograph of 4 "spianer,
the track Of spider.
We don't know,-jt is eithe
Memphis or Boston that is honnte'
with Il literary ghost, who fIrniaho
spiritual Ioetry by the qnlr9, an.
takes payment in railroad stock
A very large audience laughs
atthe Opcrahouse last night Men
phis Appeal.
We are glad th'y have somethin
to laugh at in Memphis since Gee
Francis Train left.
When we are nj a loss in tracm
name to its origin, Nc do it III tn
style:
The mysterious name monke.
wrench was taken from lis infont'
Mr.. Monkey, who is still living
New Jersey.[-EXchange.
The Pilot dofncs the Civ
Right Bill as "b%carding the lion
its dem" We should rather dettI
II as the Radical ass kicking !
heels in the face oi the sick lion.
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THE LENS AND THE PRISM.

Tho LenSand the Prism illustrate
the duties and characteristics of the
two sexes. Tho former concentrates
and renders powerful the light with
which Nature has touched every
thing, which demands the most on
experimentation. Man grapples
with this light and it becomes de-
moustrative and often dest uctive.
The Prism is the receptacle of light
and separates it into the most
beautiful colors, tremendously dis
tributei, and with new access OF
magnetic and actinic power.
In the form Of the SpcctroscopC
it does more it analyses the light
Of far off worlds, and their spectre
show the u~nm;stakable lines thai
reveal the constituent elements Q
their organization,
The Lens is Power, the Prism
Beauty, The Science Of Light can
not be perfected without both, st
the Science of Life, fit is a science
can only be made perfect by tn.
harmonious working of man ant
woman, in their respective spheres
to which Nature has assigned them
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08
RasSia and ABlIa..

Great excitement prevails in ST..
Petersburg regarding tho hAivan
diff Guilty, Intelligence has Just
been received in ,ha Russian capital
to tho effect that the Russian sol
dicrs who happen to fall into the
hands of the khl:ans are su1letted
to the most ba oarous ire lmcr.t'
rno natural result il that tho Rda-
sian pcopio are enthusiastically IN
favor OF the expedition. The null
tary preparations are on a grand
scale, aud are being pushed forward
with vigor. The total force to be
sent to Central Asia will sum up to
the high figure Of fifty thousand
men, Princes OF the imperial tam
iIv and persons in high rank are
Volunteering in great numbers. 1t
is quite clear from all this that Rus.
sia must punish the Khan Of khiya
The world will not blame Russia II
she does. The great question which
concerns the general public Is how
far the KhiVaus may be punished
without provoking the ire OF q"
gland, Hour 10y hour the question
becomes more lively, and it is ye.
uncertain whether this Contra
Asian difficulty will not bring
Great Britain and Russia into opei
conflict, Russia is in earnest "n'
Grrst Britain is in earnest. It th'
two great Powers cannot come t,
tegms we shal. have war on a mari
grandcr scale than that Of the lat.
struggle which brought so mncI
SORROW and humiliation to France
, For the first time since the Grim
can fight the British press crc
loudly for war.-New York lleraIC
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

rg~We had the pleasure Of meet,
ang Mr., w. II. Barney, Of the Old
house of Barney & Co., hardware
merchants, MoI;ls. Mr.. b. taking
acommercial trip through the coun-
try in the interest OF his house,
which is one CT the mo" reliable in
rho South.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

nay" The Pilot says "the Hon
DANES Brooks is the only one whose
character and reputation are endan.
gered by the Credit Mobilier ex.
posures::" The Pilot deliberately
lios--pndsr a great mistake wher
it makes such ap assertion. Brooks
record is not half 80 blSek as Col
iax6 .AnG psttcrsOa's; but Blookt
wss not a Radical, though caught
in a Kudltal sink hole.
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The State OF Mississippi,
NoXubeo County.

The State OF Mississippi, }
Noxubeo County.
BY the Board Of Supervisors
To W. p. Holiday
You are hereby cited to ann.
before the Board Of Supervi,pr.' a a
NoXubee county, Mississippi, -, "
meeting thereof to be held NJ IT,
courthouse in Macon, WedncsS,a"00
the 9th day OF February, 1873, ,In.
and there to pay the taxes dine o'
said land, the same being reported
delinquent, according to law, bv tb1
tax collector OF said county, to.wi,
all See. 26, 7, l3, II. Is; state +,
SO IS, county tax SO 81, to,,I
$50 II; and ali Sec, 81, 7. ID, I%
lying in said county of Noxuba.
state tax SlO,SS, county tax, Sl9S,,
total $50 u, together with 10 n.r
cent. damages and all costs, or Sbow
that said taxes have been paid orin
default of sucn showing, judpmcn,
for the sale thereof will be cTtcroI
al said meeting of said Board agaiD1
said land, condcmning the same or
so much thereof according to law A,
shall be sufficient to satisfy sail
taxes, costs and damages.
BY order OF said Board hi.
f.. s.. toe 10Th day of December ~
Il. A. } McIlENRY,
ianll4w Chanccry Clerk 1 sx.
[PriHt. tHeSSl otHcio clerk b. \.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

We publish in another column the
full text 0! tLe charges brought a.
gainst Judge Abel aIocrson, ST thi1
(the Sd Circuit Court District), by
District Attorney L. y. Stiles, IN she
House Ct Representatives Iast week,
and by that body referred to d com
mlttee with instructions to ascertain
and report whether they are sutii-
Gent to Warrant an Investigation
locking - Judge Alderson's i'm,
parchment and removal.
Tine presentation Of these charges
will meet the approval OF every
good, law abiding citizen of the
District over which Judge Alder.
son has so long presided. The
charges + numerous and over,
whe.ming and, what is worse than
al for the Judge, nearly everybody
who has carefully watched his judi
cial career will be forced to recog
nize thea ~ being substantially
true from first to last. 4 fair and
full Investigation in this ease shoNlC
be promptly had. Such an inyesti
cation surely can have no other re
suit than the substantiU.jon of tht
charges and the removal from TIL
foeuch of ono whose occupancy Of +;
has all .aIeng defeated the ends o
Justice, &sd been a constant mock
erv upon the execution ST law
TNatcheZ Democrat.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

-
Stain If Nis.i .,in,l
Noxubee Couup.
jeff. B. Allgcod, County Administrator
and administrators DG no''ls Nos of the
estate Oh E'v'@,r h. Andrews 'vce ''t4,
lanes C. tnlrow s and ,hor.
r1p,be Cborcerv conrt os .ofa C.,nici
Itr,,r .n.d l.. r,.,. MI
sunncr IF d,cr,n ol thn cnani.
ronrt If ssiJ rcnulv ~ Eny"Ln3
and Sn,t, 81 N~i.ys.nn cnrnIin6.;
tho S]nntar}L%r trrI ,%or"nI IS-5
ON tbriluE t,v Of SnrIrnh", 49,
Gbs s,mo bni1g q 6Iy ~ no i'
Srntemhcr t,rm Of sid r',r, , t ','
mlcrsirneL, tLn sncri.I r,2m,s.
].ionrr famed and ,Inn,n,od IN ",iJ
decree. for tine nurn1!,s thrro;n y t.'
ted viii. on Hon5av, tbn ty,b Jsv
| az February 1S58 L~i y,n~v th.%o "r
rrrScrjbrd by lax To- VIII II n,cIal,
", and ? o'clock p otisr Nt f,,.
safe, and sell, at pnuIic auction, 't TO
the HIGHEST bidder. NJ tnn cnnr,,
house door in tho Town Of Nsnnn
in said couptv and State tn' "I,I
the ,nIIowinr i S"rihnd Is3d, ,',, :,
Situate, and Iein~ in thr sa'2 r '',"e
tv Of Noxnboe gni stato ~ ,,;so;,
| sipnn;, and | d~s,r Tbp 2 W. fa !. ,''t ~
VIII. Lots 1 md : w ' Va",in :, . ~ ,
lois 2 and 7 in section r. s0 snJ Ia,3,
3, II and {3 in Section 2 IN |'' ,a ,,oos
,2t.-tr 20 'o" d, Ill Vo"n-
east q%nartpr Of section 81 n tomM
shin il, rance ~ rsy,. no,,
nrdnto,, - 800 r. oSs' So"'lweS'
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The State OF Mississippi
NoNubee County.

L III bANAAN W
NoXubee County.
BY tie Board Of Supervisors.
To W NJ Weaver
You are hereby cited to appear
before the board OF Supervisors OF
Noxubeo county, mississippi at "
meeting thereof to be held at the
court. house in Macons on
Wednesday, 9th day Of February,
1878,
then aud there to pay tho taxes due
on said land, the same being re-
ported delinquent according 80 law
Jy the tax collector OF said county,
,o.wit. W! Of G! section 81, town
ship is, range II, and "! of set,
section Il, township - range Is,
and wi Of swl section |, township
10, range IS, lying in said county
of NoXpbee, state tax SIG TO, coun.
ty tax ST 90, total SIS &c, togeth.
er with 10 per cent. damages ana
costs, or show that SAID taxes have
been paid, or in default of snct
Acknowledgements for the sale there
Of will be entered at said meeting
of said board against SAID land, con
dcmuing the same or 50 much there
of according to law IS Shall he sui
icicnt to satisfy said taxes, cost
and damages.
BY order of sad HQarl, thi
[Lsl 10Th dry of December, 1872,
f. Al McIlEA.hf,
Chancery CLERK and cN-oticlo
Irprint fee Isl clerk Of 3. s,
j4"ll-tw
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

nav~ The United .St&tos s.orcsbip,
The Guard, it has been decided,
will not sail with the materials for
the Vienna Exposition until March
lst. The time ,fog receiving appli
cations for repreqe nta;ion haB been
extended TO February goth. The
United States will be bettor repre-
scented in the Department of Ma
chinory and Agricultural Imple.
ments than any other.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

Bag 1t is said that Kansas Pome-
roy. since his hpmiliating exposure,
has gone darangcd and resigned
his seat in Congress. We wish the
Write Of resignation would becope
epidemic in that body, as c%orruptio;,
has become contageou,.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

pea. Wenannot see vAat Mrs. Vie
te4!a Wood6ull aad her sister Zen
ME are after, mpiess il is statslo for
each Of them. The Central Park
Commissioners should lock to it,
and place a couple Of anto-mortom
marbles, representing the sisters, i'll
aconspicuous place. An equestrian
figure would be appropriate for Miss
Tennio, and her 81 ter might be sa.
listed with \ good bust.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08
nS2g" We are under tne agreeable

Bay" We are under tne agreeable
reroSsity Of thanking Mr., James
Wick, the largo-hearted florist of
Rochester, n. Y, for his usual an
nual donation of a large package of
flower and garden seeds. Mr.. V. is
determined editors shall have some
Thing to max: bone beautiful, as
well as " gardinG sass" to make it
useful.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

nsy~ We learn that F. f. Freeman,
a Mississippian, has been sentenced
to fifteen years Imprisonment in
the Alton, ILL.,, penitentiary, by
Judge Hill, of the Federal Court,
at Oxford, for completely with the
Ku-Klpx in assassinating a negro
TT Tupolo, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

st9~ The cX-parte statements o.
the Kellogg Pinchback nsurpatlon
in Louisiana, when brought to the
to,t of Il public examination, dcvel-
ops not only its weakness, but
proves ~conetNsivcly its fraud and
corruption. Wherever RadicaIiSm
attempts to prove itseIfimmacnIate
by this tou hstone, it not only fails
lamcntably, it also discloses the u
noble mean by which it attempts
to sustain Itself. 1t is Il huge 0
gimcration of ignorance, impU-
deuce and ~imbccility, rendered mo
bile and set in nation by its cupid
ity. 1t possesses not a single pub
lie virtue to dignity its short-com-
ings, ard consequently It's exposures
only bringto light its meannoss and
degradation. Cakes Ames is the
type of his party. Coarse, Unscrl
pu'ous, with IL Ieprous shrewdness,
rendered ~tolerabIy by no shining
qualities, when dragged out into
, the light, he simply ~reyea!3 the rot.
~,onnnsu nf thAyn who ware esteemed
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08
CT JDCE DIRECTORY.

MG.nopisT Z. CuuRcu 5oUrH-Rov. T
n Hamilton, Pastor. Services st II A NJ
and I ID On Sundays. Prayer meeting
on Nedne'd7y nights.
BAfTlSr CEgRcH-Rov, J e White, Pas
tor. Services twice n month,
CEvAca OF NATIyITY-Rsy. Mr.. Crane,
Pastor. Services twice a month.
CA"H)Itc CHURc1-V Visited hv Rev. j
j nc ltor. Services ence u month.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

AN'NlbNH C'NlblN
GlqDcery Court, February 7, 1879.
Annie }. NcIIenry and
Il. a. j.. Mctienry
1881 vs. II Fu'ns Februa
Antoine McNee, and ~ T., 1873.
Charles NJ. lI0nter.
Upon opening the matters in the BIZ of
Complain horein, it appears TINT Antoine
MtNees, one Of the defendants, ia not al
inAaaitSnt If this State but resides beyond
The limits thereof, 50 Int the ordinary pro-
Cess Of this court cGhno, IL served upon
LiF.
l. is therefore ordered tina. publicotion
be made in tle Macon Beacon Il nowspa.
per published in said county, for four con
]socutivs weeks, citing and uot,f, ing the
sad defendant, Antoine McNeta, to be anC
. appear before the Chancellor, at the next
term of our Chancery Court at II tern
thereof 80 lie E.gld at the court-horse in thu
toE'2 Of hacon, on the second Monday o
kar~b, Aa73, then and there to snswer sal,
Bill Of Complaints; and in default thereof
the several allegations thereof will be- takel
for confessed, and Il Decree enrolled accor
dinghy.
A true copy from the minltes
h. a. j. McHENRY,
feb Its Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

Eeg~ The Civil Rights' Bill made
its passage throuDh the house with
the swittnes5 OF a dose Of castor oil.
and no doubt exists of the same re-
suit ia the Senate. The Meridian
Gazette characterizes it as a Bill to
deprive lnn-keepors, &c, Of their
Civil Rights,
1t matters little how many laws
are passed for the purpose Of tll5lng
the races, sc far as accompli hing
that object is concerned On the
contrary, this "bearding the lion il
his dem" as the Pilot terms it, viii
only strengthen the ma urai instincts
Of race into bitter prejudice, arc
the troubles arising from the en-
foreemcht of such 3lcts will do ten
fold the harm to those it pretend
to benefit.
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-AEar.EsI1G,

At the residence OF The brldy )
father Col. William Booth, on Tie
r.orning f the 10th ulljwo, by the
Rev. J. NJ, Caldwell, Mr, a. CLINE
OF Macon, and Miss SALE Bo9rh'
Of Carroll.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

BD~ Miss Ida and Miss Gabrielle,
tie daughters Of Mr.. Greeley, have
formally withdrawn from fhe con-
tested will case. This leaves the
will Of 1871 to be carried into effect,
10 the exclusion of a -subse qpont one
IN favor of his children.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08
DIR. SHELTON

~ as resumed the practice of medicine
Ii in Macon and the vicinity and res
pectfully tenders his professional services
TO his friends and the public.
nay" OEce in tho south end of the Harri-
son block, Immediately over that occupied
by Mrssrs. Yates e Baskerville.
Nayyp- If
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

The State Of mississippi
NoXubrc County,.
Bg Jao Board OF Supervisors
To tho unknown owner Of the M
Sac. y, /, Is, L. Ii, lying in
county Of N0Nubce MJ>,lsSIpp
Yop are hereby cited to apro
before the Board o. Supervisors
%oXu3ee county, Mississippi, At
meeting thereof to be he'd nj
court house in Macon, NriAe@
the 9TH day Of February, lSISJb
and th"re to py the laNrs dae
said I4od, the same being report.
delinquent according % IaW b
tax collector Of said county, tow
STATE tax g OF, county taA .
tota. 81 IS, together with 10
cent. damages and all costs, or,.
that rail taxes have bccu paid OF
default Of sUch showing, j0tsm.
tor the sale thereof vii be rultI
81 said m2ejirr OF sand l}oWdSg I
said land, c)mlemajug the same
so much thereof according to IiS
Shall be sufficient to satisfy n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08
OBITUARY.

FELIX BRYAN GREER, son Of Mrs,
Martha Greer, was oAeof ten children who
lived to the ago Of maturity.
"B," ~ he was flmiIlnrly called, WAS
born at Woodulle, Green county, Georgia,
on the 3Isl day OF August, 1880, and died
TT his mothers residence, near ShNIualnk,
january 2l,t, 1873, in his 3Sth year. His
mother moved from Georgia to NoXnLre
county when "B' was only four years old.
lie has lived oue-third OF n century i]aIinost
his entire lifc) in the same neighburaOud
All the nbiIities and euergir, OF his youth
and manhood ware devoted to the n3rf gaI
comfort of his sister and aged mother, e\-
crpt wien he owed the superior claims OF
his country, and answered hen call to arms.
In the free c~oulIict, he contributed the
free libution Of lis blood to lhe nl'arot tn"
lost cause. Returning from The VAR, bro.
ken ia health ard wrecked IA fortune, bis
| elastic nature soon lrA,.el 'roLI lr stun
n,Ag L!ap, and his WlIl-Ilrectcu .udsstrt
. and trugality wers steadily tHj rfp.dIN ""-
pairing the nun, when Il rlu>' untla.t.F
deaih cut short a prosperous at rs't1.
career.
When tgc old and docropid. the wretcnct
ana uopclcs, escape from a "or.i tNli
.oeilr lutrirud'y to their Ai3.-nra. on
sorrow l.. so.,uel ng 'ae reflection, tint II
is better for .'cm but When man, II ne
pride Of his strength md the height Of 9l
usefulness, aurIoyured by umf'rtaud ten
dcd by affection, is ,.aQ,hsa from amos.
Us, We II lis. ueo Is .oob uNtc 'Illn TN,
doeth all things we'll for hut wiftoa
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The State of Mississippi
NoXubcc County. J.,
- ,,,l 81 SuOelNIS

Noxubcc County. J.. ,
By the beard OF Super'''''
To J. NJ. Macon q,
You are hereby cited to ~ y,
before the Board of Sapers,i'
Noxubee county, MISSISSIPPI !,
Meeting thereof to b" men, W Mind \
courthouse in Macon, " ,c-sI'
the 5rh day of February, lO,JN N
and there to pay the taxes ID. y
SAID land, tho same being ,r RI
delinquent according to ~" \ 4
tax. collector of said county w.,
nj lots 4 and 2, section 2 Ioc ",
Is, range 10, lying in 81 sa'S -, |
of Noxubee, state TAX, 81 20 toi
ty tax So 16, total So 3D. % , nj
with 10 per cont. damages a ave-
or show that said taxes M
paid, or in default Of 'i ,hsr 40
Judgment for the sale tnv,'C j
be entered at said meoI'"S sonI
Board against said land' ,s SSrI
ing the same on 50 mncp 10 !" and
cording to law as shall ~ and
to satisfy said taxes co'''
ages. c.o;d Board
IT, 81 18th day Of DS GGs%PPiY''I
ianll Chancory Oo",Ii Id!
HINT l,eEsl 60
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08
The State Of Mississippi,

Oh. Gy. N;..;.irtI
NJ N'a'' ~ ",'''S''IF'
N"Au''' O.'"'I'l .,.i,or.
~. y? t'' E: W a,rn ,o
10 N 'o''r ~ 20 Wv. . y IA
a ao ' I' - 80 '.I T. 20 =, - o}yoyl
~ ny ~; Wv ''''''
"''''",'Pi ,,.. o,.,1 "a am
lou arc m's'1l rS'n,rri.o ,,
%S'"'C '"' mi 4
NoN',o'o r',,',y' Al M'E w. ba.I At
n'''n, Gs., l'' re- u J." Wv W JSyI
co"rl-"",'e w H'ro,, IVA
,Ilo ,(o u"H %, r'1 IT,, "a l,s Jus
' ';5 I"e'' 70 pay '',s l ,i re-,
'"'u '"'"' ~ '' ~ law by
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08
THE DEEPER DA NNATION.

At every attempt 81 20 fax and
others to clear Iheir skirts of the
Credit Noblli 7 faint the deeper
they sink themselves into the sew
er of corruption. The bank books
continuing ColiaX's account have
been aired, & money that he swore
he never received stares h m in The
face from the record, There is
writhing among tho king serperts
and a wriggling among the worms
fthis hot-bed of fraud that is pitt
able, or else it would ho amusing
Speaker Balm is clearing himsel
from suspicion with considerable
success.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

Eag~ The following letter from
Horace GrceIcy.'s daughters, rela-
tive to the contested will, should
make some persons blush for shame,
if such Il thing were possible to the
eormorants who have SO persjstent'
~ urged their grAceless suit
"CorrAGE PLACE, Jan. 90, 1873
"pcar Judge Hart am 30 much
addressed by the report of yester'
days proceedings at White Plains,
that must Withdraw itom a con.
test which our opponents are de
termined shall DO w1Sed ovrr NY
fathers grave; for not oyrn to ear
nv ont his last wishes can permit
a memory .Jjch is infinitely 1sai
to ne TO be SO desrcrated. Viii
best thanks to yomrself Mr. Nelsor
and Me-. Choute, for TIE rsry kIn,
efforts which You have al made on
behalf Of myself and my sister, re
main, with much respect, very trUI,
yours, "iDA /. G2hG1hY.
81 i,in in the sentiment, Of Til, letter.
GABRIELLE GREELEY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

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Jacob Faseg, Mayor.
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A Minor, Jacob uolhorg, FE Carlton.
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Fs9- Dr.. w. B. Calhoun, tor many
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last week. lie leaves some orphan
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J. A. Orr, Judge OF TIE It'll Judicial Cir
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WV Comet Sherif.
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