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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13
TERMS Or TUITION.
KLAUS CLEARING OUT SALE.

CLAUS Il BROS, Semi-Annu,
al Clearing Sale, commences Mon.
day and continues Thirty Dars
and all Wooden Goods, Ladies'
Dress Goods, and especially Cloth.
ing are to be sold at cost. Carry
the money with you and you can
make your own bargain
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13
DSr Remember, ladies'! Wooler
Dress Goods at cost ut Klaus's.

1t is generally predicted that a
severe winter, especially with 4
heavy fall Of snow, will be succeed
cd by a fine crop season. If this
rule is invariable ard tho crops are
in proportion to the severely Of
The winter, we may look for n of
the most astonishing yields ever
known in this section.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13

Winter hclds his grip on us with
wonderful tenacity. With a fe"
days exception the weather has
been uniformly cold Sincoithe ide'
of November. We have had all
the varieties of.eoId weather in the
last two months IN their most in
tense manifestations, sIeet, snow
and clear freezing days, have sue.
cecded each other with scarce the
Interpolation of one comfortable
day. At present there are some
signs of a relaxing OF the icy grasp
Of one of the most relentless sea.
sons ever experienced in the
South.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13

Last Sunday night the alarm
bell Of Hook 4 Ladder Go. reused
our citizens, and the smoke house
of Mr.. Jas. Brysou was discovered
10 be on fire. 1t was consumed Of
course before any one could reach
il. We congratulate Mr.. Bryson.
not on the loss Of his smoke house,
but IN not having his meat hung up
in it, which in u day or two after
might have beon The case.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13
Right u Redemption.

Under this head. Govenor stone,
IN his late message, re;ers to a sub,
isct mattar of needed legislation of
much concernmcnt to tho people:
Many prominent, legal gentle
men, in different portions o! the
State, have called my attention to
the fact that the Revenue Law o.!
April 18th, 1876, either entirely
fails, or is not sufficiently clear and
explicit in its effort, to Sccure the
right of redemption when the land
is sold 'for taxes to an individual,
and not struck off to the State
1t must certainly have been the m
toution of the Legislature to secure
the right of redemption in such ca,
sea. But by a careful reading OF
Section As, opp. 1888, Sheet Acts
it will be seen that, if done at all,
il is donr in such doubtful terms
that the courts will have to settle
the question before it will be safe
for the citszen. Nearly e,ory per
son takes for granted that the right
of redemption exist In the condi-
ton named, and is too important
and vital a matter to be involved
in doubt.
| recommmen immediate legisla-
ton on this subiect-you cannot
give it attention 100 early in your
session, Not only should the Iegis-
lature declare in unmistakabIe
terms what its meaning WAS, but
the redemption, when lands are
sold for taxes TO individuals, should
DO reserved and secured in terms
equally unmiStakaOIe. 1t should
not be left "A subject for judicial
~nonatpuptIOn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13

The Florida investigating Com
mittee returned, and tits confident
ly asserted they will make a unani.
nous report in favor Of the TiIden
Electors, and one Of the Radical
members of CongreSs from that
State, is preparing a speech toi,thg
same effect.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13
PROFESSIONAL ANB BUSINESS MEN
OF MACON, JANUARY, 1897,

PROFESSIONAL ANB BUSINESS MEN
OF MACON, JANUARY, 1897.
Sheriff, ] B Allgood,
Deputies, J B Allgood Jr. jesse
Ivy VIM French, Clerk.
J B Allgood, Jailer.
r Patty, Chancery Clerk, T T
Patty, Deputy.
7 J White, sCircuit Clork, W H
KennOn, Deputy.
g G billiard, Mayor, and Ex Of
6cio, j. P.
Board Of Alderman, B J Allen,
j c Williams, r Hauonstein, L I
Yates, j Lee Williams.
Marshall, W Il Bracy, Policeman,
W Boyle,
" S Harrison, Methodist Minis
ter,
NJ Y Nofsinger, Baptist Minister.
S Love, Presbyterian Minister.
Episcopal Minis
ter,
J 3 Mouton, Catholic Pastor,
Jarnagiu 4 Jarnagin, Attorneys
and GounsclOrs Mt law,
Footo y Foote, Attorneys and
C%ouuselor8 at law.
j Beauchomp, Attorney and
Counselor at Law & Justice Of the
Peace,
& Ivy, Attorney at law.
John Djnsmore, Attorney at law.
+ Dismoko5, Attorney at law.
q q billiard, Attorney at law,
j Il Madison, Attorney at Jaw,
O'Neill & Boyle, Attorneys and
Counselors at law,
J G FAINT, Justice of the Peace.
Hendrick & Jarnagin, Physicians
and Surgeons.
Minor & Hill, Physicians and Sur,
geons.
Mss Mary Galloway, Teacher, As
sistants, Miss Ouquercron, Miss Dun
bar, Music Teacher.
F Holberg, Prop. Calhoun In
stitute. Teachers, Prof, WV Beard
Prof. Klinckard, MRS. N f Kennedy
MIS-. Anna Holberg, Music Teacher.
MRS. T W Tarrant, Music Teacher.
TT Stokes, Teacher.
NJ B Edwards Furniture dealer and
undertaken, Assistant, J Shumaker.
W T Ferris, Book and Variety
Store, Assistant, Jas. Parmele.
" Jackson, Jeweler,
TO Baker, Dry Goods.
D Owens, Dry Goods, Assistant
S A Tarrant.
] Y Cooper, Dry Goods, Grocer
les, Assistants, J W Holt, Fishel
Ames.
Klaus h Bro, Dry Goods aul
Groceries, Assistants J S Sargent
NJ Meyer, Benz. Klaus, G D McLel
land, Book-keeper.
j Williams. Variety Store.
J Lee Williams, Dry Goods ant
Groceries. Assistants, W W VII
liams, D G Boyle, " Dethero, ]
N Hameter, Book -keeper.
A B Shelton, Dry Goods aud Gro
ceres, Assistants, S Scott, f I
Allon.
Galloway & NOlen. Dry Good
and Groceries.
Jones & FAINT, Druggist. Assis,
tant Eagar Ward.
Lewis E~theridge, Variety Store
Assistant, Claud johnson.
&C Eiland, Dry Goods and Gro
c%erios. Assistants Davy Jones, W {
Selleck, Book-keeper.
W F Wedekind, Tailor.
P F Cahill, Furniture dealer ant
undertaken.
I S Murphey, Druggist. Assist
ants, y W Tarrant, Victor murphy.
Holberg & Co, Dry Goods anC
Groceries. Assistants, c Hardin
M J jacobson, Henry Holberg. Lou.
is Holberg, Book-keepcr.
Commercial House, Paul A Baker
S M Marx, Dry Goods aud Gro.
c%eries. Assistants, J B Shelton Jr.
r J Kashen, G marx.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13

The May-BcAnstt duel will fnr-
nish n York papcrs with sensation.
al matter for tho next month
What wonld have boen disposed Of
in a paragraph here, will furnish
column after column for the N. Y.
dalles. 1t will have To be told
how many buttons Bennett had
on his ovcrcoat, the manner in
which May pulled off his gloves,
whether the parties took coffee or
wine with their pistols, und how
much the affair cost them.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13

The Radicals iuuugurated Pack.
ard ia Louisiana and the Democrats,
Nichols. South Caroliua and Lou
isiana now present the spectacle OF
States with two Governments each
claiming to be the legal one
When will all this develt'y cease?
The answer is simple, and that is
when Tilden is inaugurated Pres
idcnt. Until then we may hope
for nothing bnt :turmoiI and strife
until.thc end comes and that will
be destruction.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13

J Fascr, Gmsnith, established in
.Si0.
RW Phillips, Dry Goods and Gro
.crics. Assistants, 7 Cheatham,
L l. Cole, John. Lucas, II Jchries
Book-kceper.
IIauenstoin & Bro. Timers and
Hardware Dealers. Assistants, r
Grace, Geo c Edwards,
Boggiss, Holman, & McHafie,
Livery and Sale Stables,
Geo w Freeman 4 Sons, Wagon
maker, and Blacksmiths,
Jno Freeman q Bro, Millers.
Rives & Rives, Attorneys and
C~ouuselors ut law.
Haynie & madison. Publishers Of
the Miss. Sun. Assistants, Lloyd
Shumaker, John Johnson, Eugene
Phelps.
G billiard, carriage & wagon
maker, & pillow maker. Assistants.
J Cooper, wood-worker, @ 3"llo'
way, painter and carriage trimmer,
Clarence Miller, Rich. Wilson, Geo
Foote, Mich Buck and Aaron Doc
ley, BlAcksmiths.
A Ferguson, Dry Goods and
Groceries Assistants, W l. Cock
ran, Wyatt NJ Jones.
w Phelps Express Agent,
A Gort, Photographer.
Griggs, Grange Store, Assist
ants, W o Barnes, c G Thompson
WCShumakor, Book keeper.
Foote 4 Dan tEler, Dry Goods,
and Groceries, Assistant, Walter
Moore,
r Stewart, P, NJ, Deputy, VIM.
McMorris,
0 Il Maer, Telegraph Operator.
GW Clement, Surgeon Dentist
Assistants WIN Clement, George
Clement.
Bush, Patty & Co., Bankers. W
+ Redwood, Cashier, Book.keeper.
Ferris & Ward, Pub. BEACON. X
W Boyle, Assistant.
&c Williams, Boot and Shocma-
kor. Assistants, D W Williams, I
S. ShipmAn, Thos. Williams
W Patty, Dry Goods and Gro
eorleS. Assistants, J W Patty Jr.,
Edgar Boyd, Joe Patty.
TT Patty Il Co. Dry Goods and
Groceries. Assistants, A D Hol-
Iingsworth, ] o ParmeIso.
Hodges X Sargent, Livery and
Sale Stable.
Boggoss, Holman u Co., Meat
Market.
lobe Bracket, Baker &c.
Charley Hunter, Dealer in vsric.
ties, Clerk, Jim Poindexter.
Siege & Potoot, Batchers.
W S Ferris, Groceries &c. CIk..
Sol MascousaIe, Wm Stewart,
Ben Mcneil, Varieties.
Jno Shops, Tonsorial Saloon. A
sistants. Paul Hudson, Neil McMyl.
ris, Ed Lucas, Boot black.
re Powers, Revenue Agent. As.
sIstant, Frederick Junkerman.
Henry Ivy, Groceries.
VIM Moody, Col'd Barber shop
Sandy Hopkins Shoemaker.
Nj Place, Physician.
Smith L Cade, Groceries.
Mack Hinton, Gunsmith.
Al. Foote, Cabinet maker anc
Plow stOcker.
Frank Lewis, General Morchan
disc.
Davy FoOte, Restaurant. Wal
ters, jeff Easter, Colon Nance.
Wesley Gsunt, Groceries &c.
John J Thornton, Saddler ant
Harness maker.
Fred Grossman, carpenter.
Jas Hagins, contractor 4 builder
d Hines & Son, contractors anC
builders.
RI Ellison, brick mason.
Henry Hubbard, brick mason
Chandler, Bros, painters.
W Jones, painter,
G Edwards, Auctionecr.
DEPOT.
ES Hosford, Div. Superintend
ant
W StegHr, Willie Ford, Telc
graph Operators.
A Layott, StorS,kooper
John Fitzgerald, master machin
lst.
BJ Allen, Station Agent.
W K Shores Asst.
81 Holt, Cotton weighOr.
Alexander L Baker, Steam mil.
] II Reed, Yard master.
Geo Harris, Boarding House
- Clark, do do
Bottom 6 Co. Dry Good
and iGrOcsriss.
AIlaA nrv, Eoo1.S o.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13
MIR, MCWAFFEE

Has arrived in Macon with Il lot
of Young, Well-broko Mules, and
can be found at the stable of Bog
CESS, Holman Il McHudoo. Call
early and make your selections.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13
SCHOOL NOTICE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Buck will resume
their place, in the Macon Female
Seminary, on the LIST. OF January.
Tho result of their labOrs, since
1862, is offered to the public as
thOir recommendation.
An effort will be made, by q
thorough, practical course Of educa
ton, to maintain tho reputation of
the Seminary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13


Wright Of iowa las made a some
what violent speech in the U. s..
Senate, on the wrong side OF the
Presidential gucstion-it strikes
the key note of the Radical policy
in Congress. He contends Of course
that the Vice-President alone has
the right 20 count and declare the
vote, and this is in accordance with
the late cnunciation OF Wheeler
no sgyf there is no power behind
the certified returns, as they come
before the Senate. What will
Wright and Wheeler, in that case,
do with Oregon? whether Wright
is right or wrong, he will be some
what tangled up in trying to elect
HAYES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13
REMOVAL.
Fresh, New and Large
Stock OF Goods.
j. v. COOPER.
j. v. COOPER.

Has removed to the Stand late.
ly occupied by l.. A. Ferguson,
aud opens with Fresh Stock Of
Fail & Winter Goods from first
hands, consisting of Plantation and
Family Supplies, Dry Goods &c.
These will be offered at the very
Lowest Figures now ruling in the
market. Confident OF pleasing he
invites an examination OF Stock
and prices.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13
Ayers Ague Cur

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent (
ve~, Chill Fever, Remittent Hs
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Billou'
VCr, &c, and indood oil the afs'1N'
which arise from malarlous, mari
minamRLiN nniRnnA. !
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-13

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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
o. XahoneY 5 Remains

London, Feb 2l--The reception Of
O'Nahoney's remains At Cork saisap-
pointed all expectation eallyyss few
hundred people accompanied ahe
corpse 10 The democratic club. There
was a. 'orch-Iistt procession No
#pohtical demonstrations were made
delegates who accompanied tie re-
niaihsetrom New York are indignant
at the conduct Of the captain Of The
steamer Dakota, who refused 10 re.
eognize them dafing the voyage, o.
TO supply them With an American 4i.g
TO cover the coiiia on landing, because
he would not counienance wha, he
cotislaercd to be a disloyal demon
-stratiot-.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
\ concurrent Hsoiuti3n yisoaw

\ concurrent H,rtoiation.is.o9M inning
Id the kansas slegisiAtarc protesting
sgainst tho proposed re-loestion Of tie
sl441 lndi'ns from their present roser,.a-
Sons in the north into The Indian terri.
t4ry -slisiniag lAe S4athefa h7sand.ry os
Kauas. lhe profess declares that such
action On the patsef lie government in.
acaiing a whally aneiyililsd people
amoug the tribes IN the Indian territory.
whp -haye nsas large advancement aud
progress, j. not only dangarons 10 TIC
eitizens OF kauses, but unjust and in the
highest degree damaging 10 the Indians
among wlloa II y PROPOSED To settle
sncTl Wild tribes, and would have the
siftGt ot transforming, tllesa already dix
iii2ed Indians to sarascs agaie, thus rem.
elefing nuga,ojy all tie effort. tha, nave
ken made for haif century for ,'ieu
advancement and enlightenment
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
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Soise iew 'lhN eso es ~
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munster llo',3os,, ~, = 'ns Heis aoo.,nt ssal.
towns sallte p - = '''-l - y" : ..a sa's
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- ,,;..;s,er .a. ssaq,,e1 hnt his
- n,i,,i.li,l "a, Torsal,. him
in ~ a;i7iJeessed the vo,4ll be.
NJ. n ,bs,sa.,s, s.sle,nn and 4 sct,,.e-
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o,a, c.e, sss. rive !, yol,
n.til,n,,I,, ~, ho,.. Oh, w5n ls,ct,
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24

a case OF considerable impof lanec
to Young ladies has ms, been decided
by the state supreme court of Iowa.
lhc case grew oul Of the fact that
David Miner. a school.teapher in Al
lamakec county classified aliss Ida
Bremen, one Of his pupils, who WAS
over years Of age when punished
whereupon lia had tbe redagoguc
arrested for assault and battery 'Ihe
ease was uniformly decided against
Mr.. Miner in each court ii was tried
Ssnd rs often appealed 10 higher hi.
tunal Until il reached
tic, Supreme court where II was de
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
| HE GOT HIS DOSE.
Why Brother Remns Sa'erea
His Connection With
the Church h
AIl.fts ga ] Cons l;at.ioilsr

Atists tsa f9as iistlHilF
i.on don't come dewn 10 cbHsh
no mo, Boulder Remus Dere's hin
a mighty lnt'res,ln meetlu gwine on
iaicy
HIS sia long tune, l5radder
R,ssus, sencc VIZ down dar, and
hii'A be longer done got uay
dose,
s'NN2tji i - 3 ). 4--i1tts gone All An
jined. Is you, Bfude Ter liemus
mot ,N periicNier, des ,oos q
drawd out l)e nie'noers wu1. too
mnsuel Ter Ter SUIT my doctrines
How wuz dsl:
Wen, 4 tell YOU, Duddef Risius:.
When went ter dat ehu'el,, went
e. 'umbil q der neN one. ! went
.dar fer 10 sing an most gsniy alters
bad stray shrnalarsfet dat de ole
oman wanted sent ter drm pagtis ous
tar III went - tsiS WAY on'll de
lus news kaowed der wuz nfow
Z got " ~ ie anei, corner Btaddst
Dick sed der WASN'T hnii money!, st'd
I Bfpdder ain .sed u der wnzn. he
'speeied brn'lier Dick Know q whaF
IL, q gore teF' aa den bfuhaer l9iek
lowed dat he woulsia star no pbo-
business, an den he hauled oil al, took
Brndd-r SIN under dc jaw kip. -.
IAN den dcy eAnchcd an trapped, an
! fout On de tlo, m under de benches,
! anmong tie wimmen, Den dc
.preaeser started down from
| de pafffsst an e. he Wiz
skippln on Sae ha.form hime book
colch him nndef>de eye, an hit sound
ed like hung shell had busted.
Bout dis time BrnddeKJesse riz up
III his stas ,sorter' 'keeflessllkc, an
+ when down inter his btitches after his
razer; SISTER Dlsey, de preachers
wife, she seed II herse1, an let OF
one e dem hally luyah boilers, an der
n disTemember what came TO pass
s,l2m . giltin kinder ole, an. de dns
an i flss h. la sshe' cut de PanHefasneH
ftuddGrmo my lin S got4to akin per
s,icler when. hear Brudder Sim AUD
Brndder Dick assnef'ia az a-sea'fiia
under dc benches like .ez i dcy vn
j maxim fer my pew SO ! sotscf hump
myse an. scramble out, an dc !us
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
For Stomachs out OF Order.

No medicine will go eIccsuaily improve the
tone of Ihs stomach these pills, they remove
TN eyopef TfteY trAeh The lssef aud reduce
1t to HAeai,hy acuon; they are wonderfully efn,
caeious mc cares OF spasm--in fact taey never fail
In curing An >di sorders of the hver and stomach.
HoLEowAIss PILLS are the best known IL
the world for ths following diseases: Ague.
Asthma, Bllious Complaints, Bloiches on The
skin, bowels, conranrsion, Debility, Dropsy.
Feyers Of nll kind-, Fi,s, G6ut, Headache. Indi-
eestion. Innauiatton. Jaundice,>lIve Complaint,
Lnmhago. PJies, hheumattsn, sRsSention Of the
Urine, Scrofnla or Kings Evil, sofe ThroAts,
Stone or Gravel, Tic. DoioureauI. Tumefs> Ulcers.
Worms Of ali kindr,, Weakness from Ans>ssusc,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24

The IAfaSeite Courier treab Z cot N
ID II rli,lcing IL this effect
iss- crgrhed % earth. agsia hos f,saV, :
Ils Nr-ltitsui Us GAafr -sbls'G.
y lille tiden. woABt'isi, VIII iss inadif,
Sndsoird ,trsbte iie 3isiG / got BFadlesf.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24

1Silii seatceI, oxe exception, the dem
aefatic congress smcn iron southern states
slselare their intennon . abide bs the
decision ef ibc electoral comnasstan nm.
aestiopiagly and promptly
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine uuicss the signature OF j.,
HArDocK. a. agent for The United State-, sur
rounds each box OF + II. and Ointment. hand
some ard viii be given 10 any one rendefag
such information as viii lead 10 The DETECTION ~
any party u. parties counterfeising the medicine.
or yGmtTnE NC same, knowing thctia 10 be sFaFa
,ots.
.ssSoid at the mandatory Of Professor HoL-
Lowar 4 CO., New YORK. and BY all respectable
druggists aud dealers in medicine throughout
Jhe civilized ~oEid the boxes AZ 20 ccnte, u cis
and one dollar each.
lH-Thcre is considerable sAsisg by taking the
larger szes.
n B--Directions for the guidance OF patients
ia every dieorder are afsGed 10 each box.
omes 10 Liberty st., New York.
d.dec7 wdecH.fs
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24

ghc United States has concluded m
es'rla ,iaa treaty With Spain
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
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III O l. l. q w A VS. Pill l. s.
Invariably cure the following di.easet:
Disorder of the Kldneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they seere,e TOO mich TOO little water: OF
whether hey are afflicted with stone or gravel,
the regions OF The kidney., these pills should
be taken according to she printed directions and
the ointment should be we'll rubbed Into the
small of the back Al bed time This ttcatmen,
VIII give almost immediate eiof when all otbei
means haye failed
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
Mark These F IS. !;
rAt TESTIMONY o. TIT xnpll vsatD.
HOLLO w A US PILLS.

II hsa no appetite Holloway Pills .sy. nc
hearty one
~ orr Ifils msrvclloa. .
II nd fos another box. aAsl keep t,,en IN the
house
',Dr. Holloway has cured my headache ta.,
was chronic,
y gave otyour pills 10 my babe FOR cholera
norbns. The dear iittie thing got well III =
day. -
M nausea Of a morning Is now cured. y
.YoeF box Of HulIoway's ointment cured me
ol noises 10 he head. rubbed some OF your
Ointment behind the eas-. and ,he noise has
left"
Send me two boxes, want one for poor
family
Il enclose dollar; your price is 2s een,s; but
the medicine TO me IL worth dollar"
Send me FIVE boxes Of four pills /"
Let me have three boxes of your Pills hy re-
turn mail for chils and fcver
y ha.eEossr aa9 test! !unGiais sach iheAe, but
want Of space compcis me to conclude.
For Cutaneous Disorders,
And all eruption, OF he akin, this ointment Is
most invaluable, II doca not heal externally
alone, but peuetraies ~iih.the most searchtng CT
fects to the very root OF the evil,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24

Rh4. has become Il sweet Wiili8m
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
STATE OF MINNESOTA.

County OF Ramsey.
CsJi. Biselow, president, and 6. A. Eaton. sec
fctary Of the ST. Paul and Fire and Marine In.
-urancc Company, Mt 81. Paul Minnesot bein.
dnly sworn. depose and say, that the foregoing Ia
a fstii tfae and correct stat~mant al III. affair.
OF the said company, that the satd insurance
company IL the nosArIpE owner Of at leas, ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, OF aetaal cast capt
tai invested In he state and United States stocks
and bonds. or In bonds and mortgages OF real
estate, uaincnmbered and worth double the
amount fos which tho satne ~ uiort.a.cd; and
that they arc the above described Officers OF ratd
INSURANCE company
l CHI. BIehlow, President
y. A. EATON; secretsry.
sGSsetteel snd worn before me, thi. 18th day
q f'snss'lS. ~. ,yo " wu,1p
Notary Pnblic. .,
Ramsey Co., Mum.
TnS<Tx RRlroRY or DAEorA)
Auditor's Once,
ishkton, psSeta Feb. -, 1877 J :
WHEREAS, The ~. Paul frc Marine insu
rance Company, located in thc>eity OF 81. Paul.
and State OF Minnesota, has nled w th,r Office :
sworn statement Of It's condition, on Ne 9lst day
OF December A. D. lss6, In accordance with the
provisions of an Act OF he Legislative 4esem-
bly, OF he Territory OF Dakota relating to InNa.
rance Companie., approved aurary 6lh, ls@o;
And, Whereas. On examination Of the sworn
s,stement dt.hsid company hIei in this ofIice,
aud that he said Insurance CaIuptuy IL po-ress-
sd Of he necessary amount OF capital insesicd
az required by law
| Therefore J. Iobh s. Sand Auditor of Dskois
Territory. do hereby Certify that ssid Insurance
Company Is duly xulhofized TO. transact the
businc.s OF Fire i Marine In. .nranee' IN said Ter
! rtiors for the year ending Heeember 81, "A. u
| is.', by agents properly appointed.
4. T.. WHIrr. tAankionJ Agent
! In Testlmpr Whereof. L-hase hereunto sst my
I hsnd aud seaf. his i.th day Of February, A. ID
/ 1877.
g-Et,.l ions s. sasp,
I feN3' Aid ,er.
l. T. WHITE, Agent,
fank'nn, d. !.
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