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ORDINANCE No. 3l.l

ORDINANCE to amend Ordi,
nance Seventeen, in relation to
''Veet duty.
''crfoS |. Be it ordained by the
Srd Of Mayor and Aldermen,
Dat Section Quo ID of Ordinance
FVeOteen (l7) b. and tho same is
'eOy so amended that the word
shall read two, and the word
shall read two.
MOTION 2, Be it further ordained,
W Section Two (2) Of said Ordi.
ace be and is hereby SO amended
70 make the words ten hours
v eight hours, and the words
gays to read two days.
@croS 3. Be it further ordained,
~ any person violating Section
y ol the above recited Ordinance
w ueemed guilty of q INSIDE
amor and, upon conviction there
'ua'l be fincd not less THAI Eve
'U y more than twenty (2O) dol
aI the discretion Of the Mayor.
s y 4, Be it further ordained,
al Ordinances or parts Of
%"aO'es conflicting with the
"NonS of this Ordinance be and
,,a ru'e are hereby repealed.
\ 0. Be it further ordained,
G'mS rdinance take effect and
sage. ~ "''O' 40
approved May 18th, 1874.
l.,, GEO. q. billiard,
Rr Mayor.
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DIED,

,o5 ! Mckinney, TeHas, FRIDAY, NAV 18th
lolf, CORA Lax, infant daughter Of !. ID
anu Y. +. Atkinson, after a short ]ilIns..
"gea ten months and three days.
Asr name will ever be remembered by
nsr relatives who are sorely bereavei,
They will ever think Of their sweet i'm.
Cora whose memory is dear and ever to
be cherished.
Cora the sweetest of angels,
has flown to the land Of rest,
Leaving the consolation,
That God has thought it best.
A FRIEND.
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Remarkable Birth.

A negro woman living on tn,
Nushulaville road, not tar from that
town, whose parents were native
Africans, and whose age is sixty
years, gave birth to u child last
week, and, what is remarkable, IT
was the first child she CIV + BORE
Here is II singular fact for the med,
ical societies to investigate, and We
hope to see n report Of the case
from DR.. Henderson.
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ID UBLIC
Trustees Sale.

The State If Mississippi,
No1ubee g unity.
Public notice is hereby given that |,
James +. Harrison, as Trustee in Il certain
deed Of trust bearing date on the 10th day
of March. a. u. 1878. In said County and
State, made and executed BY &. w. Afford
and w. ID. Deupree to me as Trustee 10
secure Harris Baldwin certain sums of
money and the interest thereon, pay able
annually, as iu said decd specified, which
said deed has been acknowledged, certified
and recorded in the office of the Chancery
Clerk Of said County; in deed book "U,h
pages 81, IS and SO, to which record refer
ence is hereby made, will, upon default
having been made and at the request Of
said Baldwin, proceed TO sell, for cash, at
the Court House doer of said County, at
Mar0rj ON the
Eighth day Of June, A, D. 1874,
to the highest and best bidder, at public
cutlery. WITHIN the hours prescribed by
law the property In said deed mentionedi
U-wit-
The NORTH Halt of the South East Quar-
ter (Nl OF SEO and the South Half OF the
North East Quarter Isl of NED Of Section
No. 10, and the North Half Of the North
West Quarter (N4 OF wv Of Section No.
90, all IN Township No, Is, lIange No, "
East, in SAID County and State, and con.
tanning, by estimation, two bundled and
forty acres, more or less.
JAMES T. HARRISON,
Asy II. 1874. Trustee.
mAyl6-td
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DECORATION DAY IN MACON.


Thursday, the time assigned fol
the decoration of the Soldiers.
Graves by tho various Sabbath
Schools of our little city, was a
beautiful day. The shower Of Wed.
nesday night laid the dust and TEN.
pered the atmosphere, and there
was nothing 10 prevent our citizens
from a general observance of the
custom. The services were almost
improvised, having been planned
but three days previous. The
Sabbath School procession formed
at the Methodist church and march.
cd to the Cemetery, bearing wreaths
and flowers, where they we're met
by a large assembly Of ladies' and
gentlemen gathered on the central
plat Of the beautiful grounds Of the
dead.
The exercises opened with a fine
hymn, sung to the music Of the
organ, followed by an appropriate
prayer from the Rev. Mr.. Hamilton.
A second hymn succeeded the pray
er, when the addresses wore read
ny the representatives Of the Sab.
bath Schools, as follows:
Presbyterian Church,
MISS toRHELIA WINarUN.
Baptist Church,
Miss EMILE \. WARD.
Methodist Church,
Miss MAGGIE HILL.
Episcopal Church,
Miss MARY PnlLLlPS.
The addresses were well read,
and formed 4 beautiful and novel
feature of the occasion. We will
publish them in our next issue. At
conclusion of the addresses,
music and the bened.ction, the
shlldren proceeded to decorate the !
over 400 OF which form a
considerable portion of the Odd d
Fellows Cemetery. Never have
seen a more beautiful and ap. :
'ropriate decoration service than
hat of thursday last. Under the I
supervision of the Lodge Cemetery Z
Committee, the grounds we're in [
plendid order, and we can say that
10 town in the State can boast of
beautiful y rcsting'place for the !,
lead as Macon. Il
In the center of the ground is a o
Arge pyramidal shaft abont forty {
Get high, surmounted by a cross +
his was covered by the ladies with
White cloth from base to apex, and .
at a short distince, could .,
carcely be distinguished from whito a
1t bore on ono face the o. >,
nipple motto, "Our Brave Dead" u
During the ceremonies the stores
'ere all closed, and the eolemnity Il
t the day IA unmarried BY any \
iscordant incident. y
We hope the ladies will now form
n active Memorial Association for
be purpose of supplan ting the :,
,mporary shaft with an enduring X
lonumont to the memory of the :
DIdiers who have a resting place =
/ the Odd Follows Cemetery un-
in the State. !
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-23

Borgess. Il Holman have taken
charge of the Livery Stable in the
rear Of Pattys', and are prepared tc
do a general livery business. They
run a hack regularly to all passen.
ger trains, and any order left at
the Stable viii be promptly attend.
ed Ia.
They solicit the patronage of their
old friends and the public,
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STRlYED or STOLEN.

From the undersigned, on the
Gresham place, near Memphis, Ala,
One Red SOrreI Horse Mule
about Is hands high, 1axen name
and tail, been reached about three
weeks, three years old, rather thin
in order. Any information that
will lead to the recovery Of said
mule will be thankfully received
and literally rewarded by
PURNELL, GlLKEY L. CO.,
P. .. Memphis, Ala.
April 25-9ts
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MANHOOD
How Lost, How Restored !

just published, a new edition nf DR.
Culverwells Celebrated Essay on the radical
cure without medicinc) of SPERMAToR.
RHRA or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses. IMPoTESCY. Mental and
Physical lncaparity, Imprdiments to VI r.
tiage, etc. also CoNSUNPrIoN, EPILEPsY
and FRS, induced by self-indulgcnce OI
sexual extravaganza; Piles, &c.
Rks~ Price, in n seHled envelope, only
six cents.
The celebrated author. in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates tIOm a thirty
years successful practice. that the alarm
ing consequences OF srlf-Abuse may be
radically cured without the dangerous use
Of internal medicine or the application OF
tine knife pointing out n mode of cure at
once simple, certain, and effcctual, By
means Of which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure HIM
self chcaply, privately, and radically.
B6S- This Lecture should be in the
hands Of every youth and every man in
the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address. postpaid, on receipt Of six
cents, or two post stamps.
Also, DR. SlLLSBEE'S REMEDY FOR
PILES. Send for circular.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J z. KLINE 4 CO.,
1917 Bowcry, New York, 7. o. Box 1855.
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WILSON'S grinder has arrived
~.s out the tinkling of a bell
"|Ss his mission ; no walks on
MY turning to the right nor
machinery strapped to his
1i,, 'ao it would puzzle the
"a'ed to know whether it was
!, "c0rn shelter, a new-fangled
waior elevator. If he
"ngae to sharp IN peOples'
T., " might do a good business,
| ,rs'' Is notorious tor its mum.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-23

The wife of Nr. j. b. Atkinson,
our former townsman, returned
to Macon last Wednesday, to per.
form the melancholy duty of bury
ing their little child, Cora Lee, who
died at Mckinney, Texas, a short
time since a: the age of ten months.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-23
RICHARD GRAY

n" in store
Aackcrcl,
Cheese,
Bologna Sausage,
Canvasscd Hams,
and sweet
Breakfast Bacon,
oil fresh and of fine quality.
SHELF GROCERIES
Ofall kinds usually kept on hand, at price
to suit the times.
~ All articles good and cheap !!
May l6-lm
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April 2j-3ts
.
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to MTSSO
4 MISSO are requested to settle ny
Immediately before they open new
accounts Or no further credit will be
given even one day, if this request
is not complied with.
April4-lm
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
L NOXCBEk COUNTY.

-
Chancery Court at Rules, May "A, 1874
Annie !. Mriienry and
Z. A. j. Mcllcnry
l6G. w.
Antoine MrNpcs and
Charles VI. Hunter.
Upon opening the matters in Complain.
ants Bill contained. and it appearing to
the Court that Antoine McNees, one Of
the Defendants is not An inhabitant of ,hi,
State, hut resides beyond the limits there
of, 50 that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be served up him, and whose
place of residence. after d~iligent search,
cannot be ascertained,
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Macon Beacon, a new VS.
paper printed and published in the town
of Macon in said county, for four consecu-
tive weeks, citing and summoning the said
Antoine McNees to be and appear before
IL said Chancery Court Of said county on
the
Second Monday Of June, 1874,
then and there TO plead, answer or demur
to said Complainant Bill, and, in default
thereof, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed.
L. A. j. McHLNRY, Clerk.
BY GEo. q Brown, d. G.
A true copy from the minutes, May IA,
1874. y, A. j. MCHENRY. CLERK.
BY Gro. Z. BRowN, d. c.
May l6-4ts
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'"'y Wilson, near Mr.. Dine.
"OK up Il small sorrel mare,
so' away from him and
" the Memphis road. The
VrIdIo are VI bic bvuse.
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r0MM1SSIONER'S SALE,
The State of Mississippi, Noxubcc County.
In the Chancery Court Ji .aid county.
Rubett W. Phillips Il

The State of Mississippi, Nexubcc County.
In the Chnncery Court Of .aid county.
Robert W. Phillips Il
Martha Phillips
1851 vs..
Martha Il Doss &
Henry w. Doss.
Under and in pursuance of R decree OF
our Chancery Court of said county, IN.
rolled on the 10Th day OF March, 1874, the
undersigned, the special commissioner mp
pointed therein for the purposes set forth
in said decree in the above stated cause,
will, on
MONDAY, the 4th day Of MAY, 1874,
between the hours prescribed BY law, tu-
wit: II O'clock, \. NJ. and 3 o'clock, 7. VI.
offer for sale and sell ut public auriiSp tn
the highest bidder, at the Court House in
the tOMn Of Macon, ip said couHtv and
state, the following property, tO.Wit: Lhs
south half u lot I. IN block IL in the town
of Macon in said county. OH the following
terms, namely u half the purchase ma.
ney to hs lrpd IN Sly Hlnnths anl n half
thereof to hc paid in twelve months from
Che day OF sals, with interest thereon from
date At the rate Of eight per centum per
annum.
Notes With good security will be required
from the purchaser.
april ilS7lts GEO. G. BROWN,
tSarnas'nsR'veo solsI special Comm'r
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-23

The American Sardine Co.'S Boneless
SSrdines are much better, and less than
half tn cost of imported Sardines.
No. II Broad Street, New York.
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list Of Letters
LADIES.

Officers Lucas and Bridges arm
ed with tho proper papers from the
Governor OF Alabama, arrested
Wash Mckinney and Alfred Dan
oey in sumpter Co., Alabama, for
stealing > bale of cotton about a
year since. The same bale sent a.
mother darkey, Babe Maxwell, to
tue psnstOntiary some time since,
he having purchased the risk aud
cotton from the 6rst-named negroes
knowing it had boon stolen. The
others will probably share the SSAaS
taye,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-23

MACON, MISSISSIPPI,
Would call the attention of their customers and the public
to their
New st ok,
comprising The very best Goods il the market, of all trades
and varieties. Those who wish
Dry-GOOds, C1othinE, Hardware,
can find a well selected and displayed stock at very reasonable
prices, Also on hand a stock Of
STAPLE GROCERIES,
which are kept fresh ana cool in the well ventilated basement
built for the purpose. \ fine assortment Of SHELF
OR CERIBS.
BOOTS and SHOES,
of the best manufacture, especially ladies and chillrens' Shoes
AM CATERS.
The best Goods, the best Store Room, in fact, nothing but
the best Of everything, to please all classes, can be found at
our store,
LOOK, BELIEVE AND BUY!
r9yg> Lumber always on hand. All bill filled on the spot.
delays and trouble. @&l
Sept 25-tt
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BY virtun Of 4 decree of the CHANGER,
Court Of Noxubee county, made at the la,
term thereof, the undersigned special Com
missioner will sell on
Saturday, sOtb Day Of Nay, A. D., 1874,
between tbs hours of II \. ~. and 3 O.
clock Of the same day, at the door Of tn.
courthouse in the town of Macon. at pub
lie a%nctioVi to the highest bidder, on ,
credit Of six and twelve months from tht
day o: sale, the following descrihnd land.
lying in said county OF Noxuhee, in the
State Of Mississippi, Ms the property 81
Wml NJ. Glass, deceased, to-wit: lotS ). &,
II, f2, 10 aud IA ind II acres of the south
part Of lot D OF section q the III of Sci
Of section II and 20 acres ntf of south vaIt
Of SWt and the W. of SCI Of section -,
all in township IL north of range II east.
BONDS and security will be required Of the
purchasers,
The Commissioner will only convey such
title as is vested in him, which is believed
to be good.
GEO. &. DGLLARD,
mt2-ts Special Commissioner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-23

The best preparation known in market
for restoring gray hsir to is original color
is Halls ! setable Sieiii4a Hsit R;nvwer
Try ~
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CATHOLIC SERVICE.

Catholic service will be held at
the usual place on Sunday at 10
O'Clock by Rev. Father Mouton.
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JONES & FAN
Attention. Farmers :

A good stock of Steel Sweeps on
hand and for sale reasonably, for
cash only, vt
HAUENsTEIN 4 Bros.
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VIlE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
l. NuXUBEE COUNTY.

AfSAA
l. Nu6uBEE COUNTY.
lhanccry Court at Rules, May IA, 1874.
l!.Gry MA's"ngalr Bill
nWL vs.. for
Wary M"sscnsalc.J Divorce.
lPcn opening the matter of complain
ont bill, and 1t appearing to the Cour
u'' The said defendant is not an inhabitan'
q this Safe, but resides ia the State o.
rAHs, and whose Pasi-otice is Mckinne,
Y The county of Collins ia >sid State. it i,
%N,irlore ordered that publhasion bo made
v me Macon Beacon, a newspaper prin'rd
Epl Pi-..s-vd III the town If Macon. for
P@f consecutive weeks, citing and sum
l%lI's the said defendant, Mary Masscs
r. 70 'nlrar 1T a term OF. said C"nrt to-
"rI al the I onrt House in the town Of
VFol IL Nari county Oh tho
SECOND Monday Of June, 1874,
thon and u.tcc plead, answer or Acmur
The 'omplaihant's hill. and, also, that
el complainant will, on ThurdAy, iiu
OF June. 1874, n the office of the
'lN 81 aid court, proceed 70 take the
%tNmony of divers witnesses on the part
complainant before some competent
tn'er or commissioner, between the hours
g'crlhcd BY law, at which time the
4fhdanl may appear and cross examine
~ witnesses, whose testimony, when
arr, will be read on the trial of said
ll"' 1t Is further ordered that 4 copy Of
' order be transmitted BY mail to the
" defendant at the post-oIice above
EaNOhrd, MS the law requires.
Il. A. J. MCHENRY, Clerk.
BY GEo. @. Brown, D. q.
A true copy from the minutes.
/. A. j. McHENKY, Clerk.
Nay 18th, lS74-4s
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Monday, the 9th Day Of april. 1874

"S N'Nu OaJ VI hpEll, 1914,
al The front door of the Court House of
said county, in the town of Macon, exposr
to sale ut public auction t. the hial,st
bidder, ind in parcels not exceeding 40
acre: each, the following lands, whlsh are
specified in said decree, to-pit: all f,ac-
tionHl Htock fourteen. all fractional Block
dtteen, all fractional Block sixteen. sItu,te
III the town of Macon; also, all lot two.
except two acres heretofore decided Ia +.
Chandler, lying on Noxubee River; nlso,
lot three, excepting about on. acre, inolu.
ding the house and lot east of the road
and on the north bank of Nnyuhee RiYer ;,
also, all lots nine, eleven, twelve. seYen.
teen and eighteen, and tie north half If
lot thirteen, ali in section G4ur, m town.
ship fourteen north If range sevrnteen
east all lying and being in aid county Of
NoAubee. Upon said iapds ale valuable
AL said lands sid on Il credit. one.balf
tho purchase money dur Vt january 1873,
and the other hNlt due LIST %JanuarIf, 1876
sand purchasers giving notes, With ap-
provc3 security.
IL, L. JARNAGIN, sR..
.dnrcti l6tb, 1874. Commissioner.
mch2l-td
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ICE! ICU!

We beg to announce that we hav,
opened our lee House for the sea
son. Our prices are, for delivery at
our Ice House,
From lbs. to % lbs, G cts. per ID.
Oyer % lbs, > ""
For large quantities special pri,
ccs vii be made. Terms, cash on
delivery. Town bills collected
weekly. JONES & FAINT.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-23

The very best of
LIQUORS AND CHOICE N
will BE- sold at my Bar ut Is cents ~ glass
lt r'>H, DICK GRAY.
Macon, MAY l6th-lm
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NOMMISSIONER'S SALE.

The State of Mississippi, NuNuhee County
y 'bo rI,onoorv Court Of said County.
George A. Evans
[5jjl VS..
I. F. Glass
j. {. Gilmore,
}, n. Gilmore.
Under and by virtue of a decree Of our
Chancery Court of Noxubre county, in
said State, enrolled on the llth day Of
March, 1874, the undersigned, the special
Commissioner appointed thereon, will on
MONDAY, 4th day of MAY, A. D., 1874,
sell, between the hours prescribed by law.
to-wit: IL 4. NJ, and 3 o'clock, p. NJ. at
the door Of the court house III the town OF
Macon, at public auction to the high,.t
bidder for CASH, thu following described
lands, to.wit; One Hundred and nine acres
in the north east quarter If section twelve.
(i2) and the west half of the south east
quarter Of section twelve 40 in township
Sixteen, Range Sixteen east, also the west
half Of the north west quarter Of Section
seven ~ Township Sixteen (l6) Range
Seventeen ~ in said county or Noxubec,
and known rs the l.andrum place.
Said lands will be divided and sold in
tracts not Exceeding one hundred and sixty
acres.
apl II lSIlts GEO G. BROWN,
Special Commissioner.
II. L Leigh, sol1
COMMl5slONERSSAL OF LAND.
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REMEMBER THE NEW CODE
Keep Il, and Eou shall make Money

You should have no other place hu
I r. ". Phillips Golden Bee Hive to bu,
Fancy Linen Handkerchief, Hemstichct
do, six Pocket do, Cotton Head TO-.
Irish Linen. Checked linen, Brown Linen.
Linen CAmhrick, Drilling, Ginghain,
American Caltcoes, French Cahcoes.
English Calicoes, CaSiIncres, Tweeds.
SatinettS, Ksrseys, jeans, Cottonade and
Canton Flannel Bed-ticks, Home-spuu
Stripes, Home-spun Plsids, Apron Checks,
Osnaburgs, White and Brown Shifting,
White and Brown Shecting, White Shirts,
Shirt Fronts, Ladies Cotton Hoes, Gents
Half Hose, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes, Mems and Boys Hats of all kind.
II,
You shall not seek in vain for frst-claSs
Produce, such as Bacon. Breakfast Bacon,
Shoulders, Whitaker's Star Hams, Beef
Tongues, Drief Beef, Lard in barrels, half
barrels, kegs and caddies. AT Low PRICES
for cash, to suit the times and in quantities
10 suit, at the Golden Bee Hive.
You should not choose for yourself any
other merchant. You should not bow
down to them, nor listen to their speeches,
for X. W. Phillips is a reliable merchant,
capable to serve his customers W the third
and fourth generation.
You should bear in mind that upon six
Say+o o. tIe week you can Duy guar Nandlvs'
TTps[m Caholos, OolSaVGS TCahcy 0gaP'
vurPehG1he ooSp, P,ack' ursen Tea
IIouns niyson' EA''S r rLhe E"hPfFl"i ooua'
NontensI%'eT ~ ~, lho.e oa.t III noAes'
Cr.ctar, !" S's r soG0 P3'NsseI' h Z n.nssr'
' "tHio"' o"uero;
EuSNI u honIon, oalTiDes' ni'5,les an9
Frnit, Of MI kinds .Jellies. CANDY ISt;ck
and Fancyl. Salt in sacks, Lime, Cement,
hut mon he seventh day r ". Philin:
and his Clerks de,ire 10 lest from Labor.
V.
III, w p,;r:.,.c.,
don N Ro S"G HI " U,i,h ~ ,ou =" ai,nPs g. > ~.
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You should not covot your neighbor',
bargains, but take counsel of the wise and
proceed straightway to r. w. Phillips,
Golden Bee Hive and purchase the finest
brands of FIour-Plants Extra, Cairo
City, Dictator, Goods Extra, Single Extra,
Superine and Common.
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The young men had tournament
yesterday, and closed with u ball at
the Commercial IIcusc last night.
We 20 to press too early to give
particulars, but the festivities were,
no doubt, enjoyed by all present.
a very light shower in the morning
put the ground in frst-rate condi-
ton for riding.
As we go to press we learn that
Messrs. Carr and Scales, of Craw-
ford, and Hugo Footc, OF Macon,
won the prizes in the order they
are named.
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COMMISsIoNER's SALE.

BY virtue and in pursuance of q decree
of the Chancery Court Of No>abre county
IN the State OF Mississippi, made on the
9Th day of March, 1911. in the case "t
Et%tri NJ, Hubbard ct al. vs., Lcverett NJ.
Hubbard Tor -alr Of Lands, for division
among the heirs of Eli lIuhJafd, deceased,
tue Undersigned Commissioner thereby
appointed will, within legal hours Of sale,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-23

rg we require CASH., in
every instance, for all JOB
WORK dome at this Office.
The bill must be paid when
the work il delivered.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-23
Second AOnday Of Iune. A. n. la74

Se'On" monday Of June, A. D. 1874,
then to plead, answer or demur to Com
p~lainants Bill of Complaint, and Il an
bearing to the SATISFACTION of the Court
!lat said Defendants are o Presidents Of
ne State Of Mississippi, the said X. 5
Skinner resides at Fairfield, Pickens county
Alar and the said John P. Kennedy NJ
Mobile, Ala, so that the process of this
Court cannot be served upon them,
Il IS therefore ordered ard decreed that
the CleFk nj this Court give notice in the
Macon Beacon, a newspaper printed md
published in the town Of Macon in smTHidi
county, notifying said Defendants 10 he
and appear before this Court on the second
Monday in June next, then and there 10
plead, answer or damuS to snid Rim 81
%Comolainh and in default thereof. the
ALLEGATIONS ~ said BIZ I'LL 30 taken as
II Is thFtbeF ordered that the Clerk ok
thts Court transmit BY mail certified copies
Of Fps order, postage paid, to said mons
rtsidents, and make his report thereof as
Z 9 law directs, within twenty days froln
this date.
A true copy from the minutes March
l., 1874. Z. A, ]. MCHENRY
Neh u Its Ulerk,