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These hes been far several years In tlae
Mxssschuselts pss,iientissy. serving out .
NE ssnaence fer Aighwsy rol'irry. : sssn
uAued ID: ling-s dus IOokiWE fellow. and.
more.,yes, gsnius. whs. despite hn I'm.
pr,s.nnent. assssts biz discrimination that
the wsrld shs!l yss acknowietlxc bis power.
He Il re.psrkaOly gos'd sreist. ans' Ill II
his lsjsurc tisue..sl,oul IN hour and i half
each .lsy-.for eight asOuths pat has lsen
devoted N 4 pices of wosk insendsss E's .
lrrsrst " . lsay In CsR,staes w'ss' hiss ''rsn
very kind u hta Il b sa iiIss'ss'-'s t.'s'y
of Ony's Elesy. which Ae b Daking. print
Ing and oil with pes aud -bsush. The title
pags 10 exqaaicly illvminatsd. end al ,hc
illussra,ioas are = eassfslly nsisled y s.srl
sngravings. The drawing y sp'riteA aad
The whole copcepii0n stod. H bas ssiss1i
the spiri, Ut ihs, poea With : tcosrecsss1
and tldelity that sbowaa sstise apssrecis'ios'.
y y very psosd of his vosk. asd d. fao-
ilbncs With delight wbes visltnsss pssias u.
ssa.s body ~ bess ssaassg W ~ fA'.
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p,eesase. Cie u !, - issssas y kisxs evss
n .aakoes. - wss dsehssasd, - sialicaasd,
= c,unl,ssi ssleiAa II vsae pad. 10 d,sd
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AN PREPARED TO MAKE ENTRIES At
HELENA RATES:
No ouc n now Connected with me IN tbe
Land Business In this Comfy.
Can .,ways he found Al the Distict Clerks ONCE.
n.., O. b OBANNON.
Lodge. June. %. iSs2 IhSu
To Investors.

The Northern Pscinc Raih0ad Company has now
bn, equipped and put In operation. nearly si' miles
Of it, main line Of rad through excellent country
and along what h kSswp ~ the Valley Route 70 ehe
Pacific The aushod portions already enjoy large
and fast increasing nstnc. The sections approaching
completion connect the chsin Of Lakes with the nav.
cation Of the Upper Missouri aud Columbia rivers
with Puget sound. securc II once large and proaf-
able bu.nes. and entitle the Company % shout TO-.
~oosoo acres ol excellent average land In fec ''n'
pie
With these accomplished rssults, the Compa"y o.
,cr. aud 10 now rapidly selling. i's Fir't Mortgage
Bonds. for ,bc purpose u completing tho coustr"c
sion aud equipment oi ~ sosd scroas The csssssns
,..r careful investigation, We recommend these
oonds ~ well scared and nnusaaify psoatss's 10
vrstmcut They have 80 years TO sss: psinsips' end
interest are payable In gold the Interest lssses sso
three tenth, pcr cent? 10 equal now to about sA PEI
ccn, IN CURRENCY, The coupon aud rcetstcsca honda
be exchanged fos ssch othss y sss p'es's's oa
the holder Gold checks for the ssn'-ansaai snesFs'e
On the registered bonds ar~ msiisd ~ The POST 'oe
sdireSs oi the owner. rs.,,. h4#lgp.
Thc,c securities have the following e's'seos u
strength and safety They arc the oo'igat'o" ~
strong corperasios esey ass alse me'seass ~ w
Road Il. right " WAY, squipssess ~ nase'''e''
snd first eas on ~ not earnings. 10 sod'"os -
h! usually sseins ssea'sy. shess n s'sssss 'oe ~
paymrn. Of tho pnspsi and interest o'sss Q Less
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A LUDIcROus C0NTRETEAPs--A Paris
letter relates the following Atan American
dinner party, where twenty " thirty guests
were dining. one of them proposed the
health Of IN absent member Of the family,
which, 50 affected the materfamilias that she
shed tears, which same fluid disc0mposed
the artificial incruststions IN her face. Her
neighbor. u kind young fellow, seeing q
black slo, at tl,e side of the hdy's nose.
begged Sor her handkerchief 10 remove It.
and discovered his mistake. The lady had
been committing the absurd and unaccosnt-
able folly of darkeniug The circle about her
eyes with hlack paint ~ pigment used for
the hideous purpose, and the tcars had
s,seshed her face In most ludicrous style.
BY some in,uiinn she seemed ,O realise the
effect, and left ,hs table hurriesily, rusiaing
10 her nNm, from which nsouaent later
issued i,ys,ssicsl screams Oos after another.
The guss,s, oas l,y One, lsft ths ta6le and
tho ho0se, sHas osssssssis snlaaed and con.
vulsssi With the Eidicalousuess Of the whola
AUole. 7H TN Hs.sss5 #..& aE aa GE
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LAND ENTRIES. I.
l. AN ID 4 N T RI Els.
O'IBANNON & WOODY
o. d. OBANNON. r. II WOODY
Deer Lodge. Nissvula.

VIII attend 10 al matters r"latine to entry o. puhc
a.ld. In Dces lAsdge aud MssOulH counties. have
Township Plns aud Abstracts Of oil Hli"gs knd entries
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JAYS D
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CASKETs

which are 90 widely known a. 10 ,eorI,. r.
special commentator. lTha Nst.1I;o r.,
rial Case, with its present impraVed .tyI.
and hniah, its entire harmony With II. tsaI
lngs Of the bereaved. is perfected adii,s,,
ments and appointments in vhAlevsr -.
lstes to the preservation and protection d
TIE body utter death, confirm iss s,ilitv .ni
it is designed.
The. WOODEN CoFTM, manufactured by
me from solid Walnut. Rosewood and Rose
im,tstlon mas nessuperiOr IN finish or styls
kind. w
CoTFTNs Of oil descriptions furnished a,
the shortest Aouce, and ali orders eiled
promptly piglH N day. The dead laid ar,
WIN s"fe'qsna iaqcrsla ana escorts. superin-
tended IN Eararn,
4SAl7 " FINE !. CARLTON.
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Decoration Day.

The ladies and gentlemen of Ma
con met at tho NJ. +. Church, o.
Tuesday evening, April 18th, pur
Saant to u call published in tho Ma
con Beacon, to make ~pr"paratiol
for decorating the soldiers graves
On motion OF Rev. NJ. Hamilton
the meeting vas called to order an
Judge II. l.. Jarnagin called to iii,
Char, and 5. +. Cowan requestct
to act us Secretary.
Ga motion Of Capt. q. &. Billiard
to elect an Orator for the OCCASION,
CoI. Ja1. ii. Rives was elected.
Ga motion Of Col. Rives, a com
mIttec Of six were appointed by the
Chair to Determined what manner
the graves should be decorated.
Inc Chair appointed Ms said com
mlltce, Miss Engenia Barker, Miss
Alice Cotton, Miss Mary Deupree,
Capt & G. billiard, Jno. ". Hunter
and Capt. 5. A. Tarrant.
On motion Of VIM. French, Il com
mlttee of five we're appointed by
the Chair to raise means Tor the pur
pose of preparing the graves for
decoration, 'Rhcreupon the Chair
appointed on said committee, Miss
Lula Redwood, Mus Maria Hen
drick, d. A. Jones, J.. s. Sargent and
Col. James ii. l,iYfs.
The committee appointed by the
Chair TO determine in What manner
the graves shGHId be decorated, re-
ports AZ follows
Er. Chairman-Your committee
respectfully report and recommend
that AL business houses be requested
TO close ut = O'Clock P, NJ, precisely,
on the 10th inst. that ali persons
attending the decoration ceremonies
meet IN grove near the Cemetery at
hall past 2 O'Clock ; that II procession
be there formed by the Marshal and
his assistant; that no person b.
permitted to enter the Cemetery
beiorQ the procession that every
6hG attending carry flowers and
evergreens in abundance, winch,
after the address, they may IN pro-
"eSslon strew upon the graves OF
oGr lost Ones.
Tho committee also suggest the
proprlely Of some permanent i'm
provement Of the grounds whore
rest the sacieI ashes Of our dead
that some means be devised to stop
aud prevent tor the future the rapid
washing of Of the surface OF the
ground, and recommend that ar.
engagements be made by next Wn
TO cover the entire space occu.
pied by the Soldiers graves with
grass. The committee
throw this out as a mere hint, that
others, adopting the idea, or propo-
something better, may enter
upon and perfect this labor OF love,
All Of which is respectfully sub
nitteI, GEo. g. DMLARD,
A,,!CE CoTroN,
JNo. ". Hustler,
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in tnt matter OF the dis;ribQlion Of
the assets OF tie estate Of j. j.
smith deceased, among the sev.
rIal creditors thereof.
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A SPECIALITY THIRTY NINE FEARS
o r. FITkER'0
Rheumatic Syrup.
A Stated Quantilg GuarraR
teed to Cure or Noneg Re
fGnded.
sIO0 Reward for a Case.

! 500 Reward for > ras" 81 Neuralgia. OF
knt Imsti.rl of any .,.rl whH,eyor, ICON.
-iderat gylshtel 'A'. ". FITLEks FL5A.
CAFl.L tHLUNaIIC Sfrcr will not cup
~agrtnnJtd unInjlfi0ps. and r physician
prescription used rws-llE.
StjlJ bevaId oGeref % tue froprirtors o.
Anv medicine for Kheumslism AM Neu-
ia Ag,o % produce Dne-fu 4rth ~ many
gen Hr living cares AuGe ~i.hil the sAme
psriol u time a. Lr. I)i.leI's Vegetable
R4eunStic Remedy
81 90 beware offered 10 ans person prov
ing Ioo. r. Filter, NJ. d, to be other
thln a graduate ol the celebrated Universe
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Of C0emistry-trestinS Rheu4utisn speci-
ally for g. years.
! l,uJj EewGrd to any Chemist, Physician,
or others able to discover IodiIe If Potas-
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rious to the system in DR.. Filters RLsIna-
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q sos Cs9tidcatoS or tastirnupials Of cure
InoluIiug Rev. G. II. Ewing. Media, Pa,
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SS5o Reward for the name of any warrant
cd preparation for Rheumatism snd Npu-
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Car Town.

There r several good substaT,
tIal residences in process OF erection
IN town, which indicate a mors
heallhinl and settled prosperity.
than II there were ranks of fine
stores being built, or costly edifccs
Using at every available point. a
permanent population welded to
tho prosperity of a toxin is more
than fine buildings, or Il business
recklessly engaged in by transient
spectators. 1t is not progress
when, without any apparent cause,
Il mushroom fever excites a commu.
nifty, which runs its course after the
hectic flush Of its stage has died
away. The statistics will show tina;
Macon is now doing a much larger
and more substantial business than
many towns Of equal size which
are not satisfied without the iron
fronts and plate glass of city archi-
lecture. These are well enough in
their place, and we shall have them,
not force them, in due time, when
gu! trade has assumed such proper,
tons as to render them permanent,
A lady will find no difficulty in getting
what she wishes in Shoes, at
NOLAN 4 ATKINSON.
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fEEB's EoTICE E.
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TIC Ia tPr Festival,

At the Church of the Nativity
last Monday night, was a pleasant
and successful affair. The little
church was crowded, even to the
%aisIes, and all left feeling they had
passed a pleasant hour or two in
listenin to the interesting exercises
:
Of tho evening.
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- Our Reporter started out III.

~ Our Reporter started out the
other day Op o tour of inspection
when, much against bis inclinqlion,
no found himself Interviewing a
dog Of the most virulent Radical
type. Our Reporter bowed and
the dog bois- wOUed and showed q
'set of persuasive teeth, which had
tho appearance of q long toothed
saw, ct least the Reporter saw i in
hut light. Being something of a
wag, the latter tried to induce the
animal to waS his tail IS an indica-
tion of his peaceful intentions, but
Tower evidently made no such
romark Is Get us have Peace" On
the contrary, he made an attack on
the rear guard (hiF coat tail of our
cttacEg, 'h.aking the bqrk fy in all
directions at the same time. The
interview lasted but . few minutes
the Reporter getting out of sight,
with the loss Of his coat tsib ex'
@Tho' lost to sight, to
memory dear" ~ he gdSed back
and ssw = vscauCy where be ex'
Psetsa = sss . cog,
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= lfyou wish Your mead fIIed

IA lfyou wish your bead filed
with knowledge, call on W. F. Fer.
ria, who can furnish you any book
you wish, either from his shelves,
or by ordering it for you. A fresh
lot Of Stationery constantly kept
on hand. All his Goods are re-
newell often, aud his stock kept
fresh /; there are no shop-worn
goods in bis establishment.
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A lady will find no difficulty in getting
exactly what she wishes in Shoes, at
NOLAN Il ATKINSON.
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Waite LeghOrns 1 Brahmas,

Mr. RObt. c. Patty can furnish a
limited number of genuine white
Leghorn and Brabma EeGs to those
desirhus Of having u fine stock OF
fowls There is no doubt their
laying qualities. Give in your or.
dsrs, First eOms GEstesrvsA
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Bishop K2Vanagh,

Oftho Methodist Z. Church South,
preached to a large audience Of our
citizens last night Wednesday, 10th
inst). His sermon was n OF ex-
traordinary depth and power. For
over II bours he held his audience
spell bound. His expositions Of the
Scriptures were most clear and sat
isfyiug. His 6gures and illustra-
tons were well chosen and bsauti-
full.
Bishop X. ia certainly one of the
abIsst and eloquent pulpit orators
of the present day. He will preach
10 the citizens of Macon and vicin-
ity on next Tuesday evening, 22nd
April, as announced in our last
weeks paper. We are satisfied
that all who can will avail them
'pelyes of the rare pleasure of hear
Ing this great and good man on that
occasion.
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EOREW WARNING

All persons are hereby notified not 10
hunt pa the following described lands, un-
der the penalties prescribed by law:
NWt'S 30, TIA, K IS East, NJ NWf
& NEA 5. 8, I: 10, X. is East, WI NWt
5. 4, I. 10, Il. Is East. Also lots 10 L II
in See 81. lots 3. 4, s., 8 \ 7 in Sec. 32, and
that portion of Section 80 east Of the Nox-
ubec River supposed 10 contain . acres
more or less, all in I. IA, n. IS.
GEO. VI. TRIMBLE,
n. lAH0RSLR.
MlHLNLZ q. u -
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Proceedings OF R02Ia Supervisors

"Wednesday, April l6, 1873.
A special meeting was held ;
present, Messrs. A,lsood, Grisgs,
Gilmore, Clerk aud Sheriff.
The members of the Board and
Clerk and Sheriff were allowed
their per diem aud mileage.
1t appearing to the Board that
the meet ng this day WA called for
the purpose Of making a settlement
with tbe Treasurer Of said county,
nnd aaid settlement being consider,
ed, it is ordered that the same be
considered.
The Board adjourned Nntil the
lst Monday in May.
J. B. ALLGOOD,
President.
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New MiltInery!

Mrs. Buck will receive her new
spring and summer styles to-day
and We expect quite a rush next
week at her new quarters in W. f.
FerriS's Book and Variety Store.
There is much more in taste than
expense, so far az style ana f~ashnon
is concerned, and Mrs. b. has the
happy faculty Of fitting up inexpen.
siyo good, 80 they will be equally
stylish and fashionable with the
finer grades. Call and see her
stock Of Hats and other goods, Just
received, and consult her taste.
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4 VIEW PLAIN

"A
Aany people seem to be acting upon the
idea th,t they have only to buy goods on
credit Ind pay for them whenever it may
suit their convenience, This is a most
pernicious idea, and is rapidly leading the
country into trouble.
Believing, as VIC do, that the public good,
ae well as the individual R OF ALL
concerned, will be greatly promoted by the
policy, we are determined to curtail our
credits, save to those who faithfully recog-
nize their promised obligations.
Men who regard not their pledges can
have no reasonable grounds for expecting
further favors. THOSE WHO PAY PROMPTLY
shall always have our confidence and such
Accommodations as we may be able to extend.
Our stock is now fresh, varied and attrac-
tive.
T. j. 81. w. PATTY & co.
ap'l6-4t
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DiED, in this town, Saturday night last,
Of membranous Group, EUGENE SPENCER
hcHENEY, aged 7 years, son of L. A. j.
hcHonry.
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~ Parties indebted to the lNte Arm of
'oNEs"&FRENoH Nlll please colne for
ward and settle, as the Old aA...s.s .ausl
10 alOsAA - vilAous s1lay, ,s
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Buckingham Dye.

FOR THU WHISPERS.
As our Remover in many cases
requires too long Il time, and too
much c.ue, to restore gray or faded
WEiakers, We have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
qui4kly and efiectually accomplish
this result. 1t il easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by q. ?. HALL, Z CO.,
HAsEUA. E.d.
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MACON, AIS

The State of Mississippi, |
Noxubee County.
Chancery Court, Monday, March 10, 1873,
The Estate
1901 Of
I. j. Foster.
1t Appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
Court that the Administrator Bond in
this case has become insufficient, md it
appearing further to the Court that d. 4.
Walker. tho Admin TRAITOR upon sud Es-
tute, is d non-residept q this State, and
shat he resides in Plrksnsville Alabama.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made IN the Macon Beacon" citing the
said D. A. Walker to give u Few Bond
conditioned according to law. on or before
the next tenn Of this Hon. Court, OF show
good cause to the contrary.
Its turthe- !rderad that the CLERK Of TIL,
Court ,rdns.n.L to tie sal ,. \. Walker
=! mil, postage paid a certified copy O,
TINS orGer Ni1!n twenty days from tbs
lp's D.
= t"re cca. from tie m.rg'.s.
+. 4 81. ,-LENRT,
Clerk.
D} g. G., PRoNN,
T.-a %, 1873 ..,uy CLERK.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-04-19

The .r..rr aft
j. j. s.. SMi.n.
In tne matter OF the dissribUiion of
the assets OF tie estate Of j. J..
Nml.h deceased, among the sew
rrOl creditors thereof.
This day came to he further heard
the matter of the distribution OF
sad estate OF said deceased among
the creditors thereof, and it appear.
ing tO'the court that the publication
heretofore ordered in SAID proceed
log has been made according 10 law
and the former order Of tins court.
proof Of WHICH has been flied in
sad cause. 1t further appearing to
the Court that the clerk of thi,
court did, on the 10Th day of March
1873, file in this court, in said cause,
a statemen, OF all the claims regis
tered againS, said estate, specifying
zach dam aud the amount hereof,
and on reading said report Of said
clerk, 1t . ordered and dccrcd that
said cHuse be set down Tor fnal
nearing IN Tuesday the End day of
the mex, term Of this court, which
said term of this ,ouri, winch said
term of this court will be held on
the second Monday in June, 1873.
1t is turter ordered, that publ alton
be mrde in the .Hqc0n Beacon, a
newspaper published in the town OF
Macon, IN said county forsix weeks,
citing and requesting the creditors
of said estate to be and appear be-
fore said court on said day in SAID
next term, and that on said day in
said next term, the claims agalnst
said estate will be taken up for eX
animation and allowed and that
all claims against said estate not
presented for examination ara al.
lowed, and that all the claims
against said estate, not presented
tor examination and allowance on
said day, will be forever barred. 1t
IS further ordered, that the clerk
Of this court be allowed the sum OF.
fifteen dollars for tho services here
in. =.
A true copy from the minutes of
said court.
!. 4. J. McHENRY, Clerk.
March 20, '73.
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Ra.E leCtlOn.

The Broqks9ille Division, No, 6,
international order of the Sous Of
Temperance, on Wednesday night,
April Cd, proceeded 10 the election
Of off for theens6ing six months
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CInthinrl GethingI

Ready-made, at Nolen ( Atkinson's.-
The largest and best selected stock in the
CITY,
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pa~ The following Marahals have
been appointed to conducl the bro.
cesSion from the grove to he Gem
etcry on Decoration Day;
II. J.. Jarnagir, Wm. F. Patty, J.
Lee Williams.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-04-19

A large assortment Of PercaleS and other
Dress Goods, which will be sold at extreme
ly low GgureS.
NOLAN & ATKINSON.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
CnANCFRY CLERE's 0FFIcE

CnANCERY CLERE's OFFIcE,
Macon, No2u5ce County, Mis- !,
March Il, 1873.
The Beard Of Supervisors will let to lAt
Lowest Bldicr, Oh Monday, May 5la 4. y,
1879. Il contract FIR the enclosure Of toe
Court House squSre With lroo Fcacc.
PsVemehts around.Said fence. win otlNr
Dcccssarl improvements, viii! to snbrD-.
in specifications, which Nre Oh file in Cl,ra
Office, All who are intere ted Sre lilvi.c.
to eASm.ne tie same.
CHARLES p. AMES,
JNO. G. GILMORE,
L. A. J. McIEEEI,
Mar 22-td Committee
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-04-19

pG- An important Road Law for
Noxubee and other counties has
been passed. We will publish the
main features of the Bill ncxt week.
1t provides for a Superintendent Of
Roads.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-04-19

full stock Of White Goods, Trimmings
&C., prices low, at
NOLAN & ATKINSON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-04-19

All the standard and late styles Of Gents
Hats at low prices, at
Nolan l. ATKINSON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-04-19

Anything you wish, usually kept in
drst-class dry-goods store, ut
NOLAN L ATKlNsof.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-04-19
List o! Letters

Remaining in the office, which, if not ia
ken out in thirty days, will be sent to the
Dead Letter 0tice:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-04-19
5000.

Th& pEe story brick store lately
occupied by Shumaker & Bro, wa'
sold at auction this week and brougt
$1,000. There is NO place in til,
South where property command,
higher prices than Macon. Property
of the same character is cheaper IN
Memphis or Mobile.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-04-19

k9-Ceiejratcd Grown" Shirts
at NOLAN ! ATHINsoN,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-04-19

HousckeeprrS vii, find en- excellent as.
sortment Of Qaeeusware, GIaIswsse &c, at
low prices st
NoLAS 4 ATKI%soN.