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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND. SS.
Upon the foregoing application by Nathan Webb,
Attorney OF the United States of America, it having
been satisfactorily made to- appear to me, that the
said applicant is duly authorized agent of the said
United States to make the same and that the mat
ters of fact therein set forth true and that
tans accurate description of the lands proposed
he purchased by the United States for the erection of
a fort and battery, together with the names of all
known or supposed owners Of said lands, it is
Ordered that notice of said application be given to
all persons interested in the lands therein described
and especially to George G. Thompson, therein
named as supposed owner, requiring them come
forward in the Supreme Judicial Court, in Portland,
in the County Of Cumberland Tuesday, the eighth
day of April A. D. 1878, being the second Tuesday of
April next at eleven o'clock in the forenoon and file
their objections, if any they have, tc the proposed
purchase by the said United States of said described
lands, by publication of true and attested copy of
the same application and of this order thereon once
in each week for the space of four months in the Port
land Daily Press newspaper published IN Portland
nearest where said land lies the last publication
be at least one week before said eighth day of April
next.
Dated at Portland, in the County of Cumberland,
the thirtieth day of October, A. D. 1872.
c. w. WALTON,
Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court of Maine.
A true copy of application and order of Court
thereon. q
Attest: f-
D. w. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
now OawW4mt ar2
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A Few Good Rents
STORE TO LET.

i MATToCKS & FOX,
nov5df S8 Middle street.
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The following extract from Sardou's much
talked-of 'LOncle SAM" is going the rounds
of the European papers: ''The young ladies
in the United States spend their time in shop
ping, playing upon the piano, and flirting
They change their dresses four times day,
each one being more decolete than the last,
so that it is fortunate there is not sixth
dress .
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Il found it very ineonvenient and q great
loss of time," said Chateaubriand, ito dine be-
fore O'Clock. My wife wanted to dine at 5
o'clock and insisted upon that hour. After
many arguments and many heated discuss
ions, we finally compromised upon o'clock
an hour which was very inconver lent to US
both. That is what they call domestic con-
cessions.''
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ADVERTISERS naturally seek the means for
reaching the largest number of readers, and
those of the best quality. The Daily PRESS
fills the bill in both particulars better than any
other daily Journal in Maine i,..+-.rr
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

Do NOT MADLY RISK CONSUMPTION when q
few drops of Hale's Honey Of Horehovpd and
Tar, will inevitably cure coughs, colds, catarrh,
influenza, and every other ailmeut leading to
that awful malady. Sold by all Druggists.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-02-28

THOSE who are skeptical of the virtues Of
Duponco's Golden Pills, have but to give them
trial and then doubts win vanish
feb26-eod3t&wlt
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A Lancaster, Pa, woman forged her
mothers name to a note of $500, which
proves women can do some things as well as
men; but when the act was discovered she
died of fright, which proves they can do some
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Stable for Sale.

fUNHE subscriber, being about to leave the State,
Il will sell his Stable in Gorham Village, with he
stock therein or not as m be desired. This is ne
OF the best places for Livery Stable in the country,
and will be sold great bargain.
F. j. BERRY,
Gorham, Feb. 7, 1873 sfeb8-d3w&W3t
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THE NEXT YEAR

No efforts will be spared to make the MAINE
STATE PRESS more acceptable to its patrons Indeed
the Publishers will not relax their efforts to make
the paper necessity to those who have been
toned to read it. We pledge that during the year
1873, the Weekly PRESS shall be more NEwSPA-
PER than ever, so that the famil. that thoroughly
reads the paper will have all the current erents Of
y.
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Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute
It- feb28eod1w&w1t o
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. A little Baltimore girl tried to light lamp,
the other night, and it exploded with much
vehemence, and as she tho ught she could see
in the dark just as well she threw it behind
the bed on which lay her sick mother. The
poor woman had been perfectly helpless, un-
able to turn herself in bed for weeks, but she
felt so much better when she saw the exer-
tions of that lamp to get up general confa,
grafton that she arose with great alacrty and
went to the house of a neishbor.
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A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.

The Publishers congratulate themselves that their
efforts to make the PRESS acceptable to its patrons
appreciated from the conclusive fact that with
out special efforts its list Of subscribers has been in
creased to greater extent during the last six
months than for any similar period the past six years.
As an advertising medium the DAILY PRESS stands
first among Maine journals.
TERMS: $s a year in advance; S4 for six montbs
20 for three months.
Liberal commissions will be paid those who win
secure subscribers with prepaid subscriptions.
GS Orders from News Dealers promptly filed
Address
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If you wish to personate prince or emper-
or at carnival or masked ball, your costume
will cost you $50; clowns, donkeys, manda-
rims, monks, lackeys and pages can be done
for from $40 to $25; you can be a private,
pompous old gentleman for So, but if you
want to be monkey you must spend $40,
and to represent first-rate devil costs $40.
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NO MIXTURE OF THE DIFFERENT
GRADES OF GOALS WILL INANY
CASE BE PERMITTED;
And each Of the several classes of coal produced at
the above-named collieries will be kept strict
ly separate from the others. All sa,es
will be made uner the follow
ing Designations
1-.-Hard White Ash Coal.
2.--Free- Burning White Ash Coal.
3---Schuylkill Red Ash Coal.
s4.--Alaska Red Ash Coal.
5.--ShamOkin White Ash Coal.
6---ShamOkin Red Ash Coal.
7---N0rth Franklin Coal.
S.--LOlberry Coal.
9-.-Lykens Valley Vein Coal.
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THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING. FEB. ss, 1873.


Gossip and Gleanings
A straight line is the shortest in morals 40
in geometry.-Rdhel.
The less the temptation is to sin the great
er is that sin.-IhomdS Brooks.
When l am man is the poetry of child
hood; when l was young is the poetry of old
age.
If the best mans faults were written on his
forehead he would draw his hat over his
eyes.-Gray.
a Detroit youth of tender years tried to
throw smaller brother out of the window
because he would not go to bed first and
make it warm.
An inveterate remarks of the courage dis
played by railway travellers in Western snow
drifts, that it's natural for people to show
their mettle when they're block't in
Dean Stanley told an American friend that
he had read Hawthornes "Marble Faun"
through six times. This is a pretty extraya-
CANT compliment to pay to any book.
have often said that all the misfortunes
ofmen spring from their not knowing now
to live quietly at home, in their own looms.
Pascal.
A Sacramento stableman bought an inter-
est in ready-made clothing store, recently,
and occasionally startles a customer by going
at him with brush, with a cautiopary "whoa
therep'
Crabbe Robinson wrote of Charles Lambs
library: "He has the finest collection of shah
by books ever saw; such number of first
rate books in very bad condition is nowhere
to be found.''
Married men in East Hartford, Conn,
who live unhappily with their wives, have
adopted novel plan of divorcing themselves.
They take their wives down to the Connec.i-
cut river and let them slide ar
Florence Nightingale urges women to put
themselves in training, precisely as men do,
for special lines Of business. This is exactly
what all women would be glad to do, if they
were permitted, and what many of them, /
we are cheered to believe, are doing in this
country at this time.
An unmarried man, who does not realize
how exempt ladies are from frivolty, says
that the pin with which many of them gath
er the folds of the shawl at the back or the
neck is only put there because the owner
wishes people to know that she has such an
ornament.
Mrs. jenkins, who is widow and rather
poor, makes no secret of her feelings for an
old bachelor who has very large farm and a
comfortable dwelling. She says she loves the
very ground he walks On. and adores the
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Notice..

A LADY has taken the room No. II Cahocn's
"A Block, Congress ST., for the purpose of having
class in DRAWING and PAINTING, if she meets
sufficient encouragement. All interested are invited
to call Immediately. Hours to 8 p. M, all week
days except Tuesdays and Fridays.
Suitable references given. feb21H
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An unmarried man, who does not realize
how exempt ladies are from frivolity, says
that the pin with which many of them gath.
er the folds of the shawl at the back or the
neck is only put there because the owner
wishes people to know that she has such an
ornament.
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Mrs. jenkins, who is a widow and rather
poor, makes no secret of her feelings for an
old bachelor who has very large farm and
comfortable dwelling. She says she loves the
very ground he walks On, and adores the
house he lives in. Something like true love,
that
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-02-28

A large brick store in the Rackleff Block, corner
"A of Middle and Ceurch streets-basement and
first floor, elegantly finished and adapted to jobbng
dry goods or other similar trade. f
Apply to ALLEN HAINES,
Sent11dtf
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Tho 5Jye books sent, postpaid for retail price.
OLIVER DITS0N q CO., Boston
q. #. DITS0N & CO., New York.
janis S&W&w1yrw4
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Florence Nightingale urges women to put
themselves in training, precisely as men do,
for special lines Of business. This is exactly
what all women would be glad to do, if they
were permitted, and what many of them,
we are cheered to believe, are doing in this
country at this time.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-02-28

The dumb animals have heretofore re-
ceiveda "a good deal of credit for having no vices
such as indulsing in tobacco and whiskey,
but we are convinced that it is only ignorance
of the seductive qualities of these things that
prevents them from making beasts of them
selves. We have read of several horses
which acquired the habit of drinking whiskey
by taking it as medicine for the "epizootic,"
and now we hear of horse in Branford,
Conn.,, that eats two quarts of tobacco stalks
every day. ERE M 1t-at
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-02-28

One of the latest innovations of ritualism
is the substitution of water and Biscuits
for the usual bread and wine of the COM
munion table. This change was lately intro
duced into the parish Church of st. John,
Norwich, England, but out of hundred and
fifty persons only twenty ventured to partake
of the ordinance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-02-28

Do you know how to tell what size of
glove you need? Take tape and measure
your hand around the knuckles. The num-
ber of inches and quarters of an inch it meas
ures is exactly the size of glove. That is, il
it measures five inches and three-quarters
around, you want glove No. 81.
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New and attractive cantatas.
ANTHEM ROCKS

ANTHEM BOOKS.
SABBATH GUEST Emerson g. Moreu. 1.60
BUCKS NEW MOTETTE G. ELECTION. -. .250
BAUMBACH'S SACRED QUARrETTES [Newl2. 80
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GIRL WANTED!
FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
AT
NO. CHUSTNUT ST. (near Congress-

Wanted-AgentS
1.-TWO experienced, energetic business men 10 act
Il as Travelling Statesmen. Those who have had ex-
perience in canvassng, soliciting orders for publica
tons or insurance preferred. Address with full par
tculars ~
ASHER s. ADAMS, 335 Broadway,
feb21d2w New York Civ
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Wanted T,nmediatevv

A BLACKSMITHS' HELPER, one who unde1
IA Stands Carriage finishing.
Call or address
feb22d1w G. III. KICKER. Brunswick. Me-
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We will send an extra copy of the WEEKLY PRESS
to any person sending us five new subscribers, With
$40.
Special club rates may be obtained by applying
the Publishers
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Agency for. Sewing Machines.
w. 9. DYER, No. 272 Middle St. All
kinds of Machines for sale and to let.
ReDairing. -,-e- ~,
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I'm PRESS.-NEARLYR READY.
STRAUSS DANCE MUSIC, Violin and Piano.
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M rriod

At the residence Of tho bridr's mother.
Mrs, j. Haynes, Nov. 18th, 1872, by Rev.
}, Il. White, Mr.. NJ. NJ. WILLIAMS and
Miss EUGENlA HAYNES, all of the county.
This is a happy New Year announcement
for II young friends, and, until death dc
them part, may every anniversary Qf their
nuptials find them blessed IN the full rui-
ton of their ho.'es,
Dec. 10Th, 1872, at the residence Of the
brides fnth5f, Maj. JumeS l.. Hibbler, by
Rev. +. h. Hamilton Mr.. WALTER Il.
WISpHAM and Miss MARY +. HmBLER,
all of this county,
A long and happy life be given to these
dear ones, may their noble and pure hearts
always beat in unison With e9ch other, and
may they always love and nlpgo the good
and the true. IL.
December 2lst, 1872.
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Romanouski Bros,

Have a first class BAKERY in full
operation, and Gan furnish BREAD
cakes, and Pics in plain or ornam M,
tai styles, to suit any taste me
plaincst Leaf CAKE or the richest
Fruit CAKE can always be had to
order, and of a quality that cannot
fail to please.
Fresh Bread left ct any residence
in town, daily if required. Look
OUT FOR THE wAdoN. -,
The Restaurant will furnish meals
at all hours, 9pptd: FlSP OYSTERS ana
other delicacips, Rs we'll as Q PIaln
LUNCH, can be he'd to order.
Also, q fine lot Of Holiday Toys
lust selected for the markot, ana
evcry kind of plain 4 fancy Con.
DICTIONARY, Cake, Ornaments
and Fancy Goods, making the most
complete and beautiful stock in the
city Of Macon. Call and sec.
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DOCK AGENTS WANTED
~ FOR THE
.tSEAF IN 1vsTRIEs
OF IHE uNITED sTATEs,

BEING
AN Observation-Disclosures oFTHE ORIGIN,
GROWTH AND PERFECTION CFTHE CHIEF
INDUSTRIAL ARTS OF THIS COUNTRY.
1900 PAGES AND 800 R~NGRAVINGS
PRINTED IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN.
Written By 20 Eminent Authors, INCLUDING
JOHN b. COUGH, LEON CASE, EDWARD 10
LAND, JOS. r. LYMAN, rev. Z. EDWIN HALL,
HORACE GREELEY, PHILIP RIFLKY,
ALKaRr BRISBANE, e. Il PEgEINs, Etc, Etc.
This work is u complete history Of all
brnnches of industry, processes Of manltan-
ture, etc, IN all ages. 1t is II complete en-
c~yclopGdia Of arts and manufactures, and is
the most entertaining and valuable work Of
information on subjects of general interest
ever offered to tho public 1t Is adapted to
the wants of the Merchant, Manufacturer,
Mechanic, Farmer, Student and lnvcnto1.
and sells to both old and young Of all CLASS
cs. The book is sold by agents, who are
making large sales in Nh pants of the couH-
try. 1t is offered ut the low price of 81. 80,
and is tho cheapest Ldok ever sold \" sub
srription. No family should be without u
copy. We want Agents ,rs town Of
the United States, and n 'gcJtfan fail to
do wcll With This book, Our terms arc
liberal. We give our agents the exclusive
light Of territory. one Of our agents sold
133 copies in eight days, another sold 3GS
H. twO weeks. Our agent in Hartford sold
3G7 in one week Specimens Of the work
sent to agents on receipt Of stamp. For
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State OF Mississlppi I Justice Court
NoXubeo County. Beat NO. D.
j. NJ. Horton
1911 vs.. Attachment
John Waters, for $3.50
Mobile and Ohio Justice Court
Railroad Company Dec, q, 1872
Garnishees.
Whereas, an Attachment issued
from this court on tho lith day OF
! December, 1872, rct4rnable on the
2lSt day Of Decemhor, AID. 1872.
and the Mobile and Qhio Railroad
Company,'as GarniShees; and it Sp:
pearing to this court. by affidavit
fled by plaintiff, that he hath been
informcd,..and beIievoe the fact SO
to be, that defendant 10 not II this
State, and that he docs net knew
his whereabouts.
Said defendant, John Waters, vii
take notice that unless he appears
in the town Of Macon in aaid county
on or before the lst.'.day Of Febru
arv, A.. D. 1878, at 10 O'Clock OF
said day, and answer to this actor
of Attachment, judgment ny dstanl
will be entered against him, an'
the effects in Garnishec's hands ap
propriatod to the payment Of Sait
debt and all cost.
Witness my hand and seq at Ma
/, con this 9lst day OF Degemlor, a
|, d. 1872.
G. J. SHlPMAN, tsEAL.]
D~ec2S-3ts. j. I.
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DUN gear CooksviIIe, the 18th
inst, Mas. NARY G. BofKlN, aged g.,
wife. of DR.. Il. Boykin Of this county,
Wo sympalhiao with him in the loss
Of such u companion, An accom-
plished and estimablo lady, her loss
will be severely felt by her friends
but to the str cken husband and
little ones, world cannot express
the deep sorrow Of IT, berOavmont
On Christmas day, Iittlo ERNEST,
son Of J. J. and Emma Thornton,
aged ! years. 1t Was a sad Christ
mas for the parents, still thoy have
Tho consolation that "Ho giveth his
beloved, Sleep
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RGE- We rcqaosteq to state
that Maj. E. T. Winston, having
closed out his large drove Of mule,
only arrived last week, has return
cd TO TepRcssee for another drove,
and will be here again in about ten
days. That's business,
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Holiday Pictures.

CORR, at his eneampment, near
Hunters store, is ready to take all
the smiling Christmas faces in the
country. A likeness is one Of the
most appropriate, suggestive and
lasting gifts YOU can bestow on II
friend or relation. Cnli at his tent
and look at the specimen portraits
and you will begin 10 think you will
need one Of your own, Gorff can
take them in any style, and Of any
size from tho Com" up to a life.
sizo portrait.
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Small Eek.

There are two cases Of smallpox
at the depot. Our people should
be on their guard against the spread
of this disease. There qhould be a
general vaccination among those
who are not proof against IT. Ere
yention is sursr than eyre.
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Rg~ Notwithstanding the soyer1
weather, tho Christmas Tree s%osti-
val at the INSTITUTE was az enjoyable
flair. Qaitc = number Of Yonn9
persons were therc, ond many beau
,iful presents distributed, and all
left pleased with the pleasant re-
nnion Of the young petplc and with
tha gifts they received.
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Meyer fail TO secure a
ItTsaln, and KlaVs & Bros
'"c place 10 act NJ.

- Nw
- We had the most yariOgatcd
Nv ~ 0nd0ligRtful weather through
/. holiday season snow, sloct, ice
WED each other and now comes
I ~%uO' 1t has been the most per-
,D,sa a' cQlt epelll We have expert
,,s. IN many years, yet it did not
"se'y suppress the Christmas
''''''. The ground was frozen
,,n -" considerable depth, and snow
%''n'd qn the ground for nearly
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WE'D EKlH D.,
! TAILQ r.,
MACON, HISS.

Id iu,t returned from Europe and will
Iand at his cid stand up stairs under
LOd Follows Hall, ready at MI times
Nu,DmSr4 IN clothing with his usual
Everything in the Tailoring line will
6p, with neatness and dispatch, and q
|srmted. His old friends and custo.
uMIl please call and 500 him and leave
\, Mdsrs. Cutting promptly ATTENDED
|Ghl lines.
H. At
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"HOw Beautiful! How Lovely /"

1. the usual exclamation when ladies call
to sec tho fine stock of Watches & Chains,
Rings, Bracelets, Earrings, Charmos, Toi-
letS.gvs, Plated Ware, etc; at ChAS' hof0r'
stand, one door below We Hotel.
Sa" All Goods sold NJ New York prices
and guaranteed accordingly representation
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State of Miss 3ippi,
- I'M.

" NNVANWUV NVWINJ'
To pll persons interested in the Estate oil
Simeon Orr, deceased:
Whereas letters Of Administration with
the will annexed on the Estate Of Simeon
Orr, deceased, were granted to the Ind' r
signed on the 1lth day of December BIZ
by the Hon Chancery Court Of said county.
Now therefore all persons having claims
against saij estate Of spid deceased are
hereby Notified and required to exhibit and
have the same duly probated and registered
within the time prescribed by law, or said
claims will be forever barred.
JANE OBR, Administrative.
A: N. WILLIAMS, Admiiis'r,
with the viii aanpxed Of said deceased.
December % 1e72--5ts
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S,

which are SO widely known as t. require no
special communication! The Metallic Blu
rial Case, with its present improved style
and finish, its entire harmony With the feel
ings of the bcrtaved, its perfected adjust,
ments and appointments in whatever ro-
lates to the preservation and protection Of
the body after death, confirm its utility and
entire adaptness To the purposes for which
it is designed.
The WooDEN CoFFIN, manufactured by
mo from solid Walnut. Rosewood and Rosr
Imitation has no superior in finish OF style
and can be furnished as cheap as any other
kind.
CoFFrNs of all descriptions furnished al
the shortest notice. aud all orders tlllca
promptly night or day. The dead laid out
with care. md funerals and escorts superb
tended in person.
Jaul7 ly FINS u. CARLTON.
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i2S MMIesl

Parties in need Of Stock for far
lo5 operations this spring can
Wv mako an excellent selection
pom Madison & SCOTS largo drove,
Holman & FANS livery stable,
moro either party can be seen.
I'' mules are we'll broke, are offer
at fair prices and satisfaction is
Guaranteed. Call early.
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g. FAINT:
Livery { SALE STABLE
Macon, MisS.
MNCONG, MlSS.


They will continue the busiFess ~ the
old stand oG DIR. Howell, and viii always
keep on bQQj line stock, for saddle and har-
ness, single and dohtlo. They will give
strict personal attention to business and
feel assures tGoy can please all who call on
them, either to trade or hire.
Toy The, now omnibus makes con9ec-
ton with every passenger train. Orders
left at Hotel or Stable win be promptly at
tended 10. octo-lY
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" The lss Quarterly conference
biting for the Macon Station,
choiist Episcopal Church South,
4 embrace Saturda and Sunday,
aasry II and II.