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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08
Homicide In Mobile.

On last Sunday night, at about
$3.50, and encounter took place at
the grocery store Of Frederick Koh-
Ter, on the northeast corner of FL
mira and George streets. which re-
suited in the immediate death OF
a young man named Timothy
Byrnes, aged 10 years. 1t seems
that some young men had early in
tho night, boon to Kohler's and
had annoyed and irritated him.
About halt-past s., after the first
crowd had gone, Jack Revere and
Timothy Byrncs came to KohIer's
place, which was closed. They
knocked at the door, which was
answered by Kohler from within,
asking who was thore. Revere
answered, when the door was part
Iy opened, and Kohler, standing
thero with revolver, said "Como
on, | have six shots for your one"
ut the same time firing one shot,
without effect. Revere then, &C
cording to his own testimony, ad
vanccd toward KOler with an open
knife, when Kohlor fired again,
missing Revere but striking Byrns
on the left side of the front neck,
the ball penetrating and probably
sevoring the jugular vein and
lodged in tho back part of the
neck, near the spine. Byrncs ex-
claimed ole has shot me, come
with me, Jack" They both star
ted away, Kohler firing several
moro shots, As Byrnes reached
Mrs. Moore's steps, opposite, he tell
TO the ground and in a few mo-.
ments breathod his last. Kohler
refused to surrender or to come
out, and the Chief placed two of
the officers in the rear lot adjacent,
be himself watched the front.
Kohler discovered the officers and
opened fire upon them, which was
returned by officer Shaw, who put
4 bullet through Robbers hat, but
nflicting M injurv 'Kohler still
'efused to sur n o and the house
vas guarded all night. Early
Monday morning Kohlor surren-
Tered, and with tho man Charles
'tein, who was in the house with
was safely lodged In the
.uardh3usv Register.
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HE SpcakcrSRiP.

1t undorstood that Hon. H. M.
Street, whose re election TO the
Speakers chair would be made
without opposition, will not cen
sent to be a candidate at the ensu.
ing session. Elsewhere We have
copied, by request, articles recon
mending Hon. W. H. II. Tyson and
Hon. Thos Spight for tho position.
In addition, the following gOntIo.
men have also been men toned by
their friends: Hons. W. A. Percy,
OF Washington, S. J. Gholso9 OF
Monroe, W. F. Tucker of Chicka-
saw, A. T. Roane of Calhoun, and
S. J. Bailey, OF Tallahatchie. From.
this list the House connot fail to Sc,
lOct a competent presiding officer.
- Clarion.
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Good By 'COrbtn.

Tho Senate of tho United States
deserves tho thanks OF the people
Of South Carolina for at least ooc
good a%ctlon--the Squelching Of Cor.
bin-and Stone. OF all the carpet.
bag pest who have anlc ed South
Carolina during the past decade.
these men, especially Corbjn, were
he obnoxious. Corbiu in tho pa.my
days OF Radical misrule was known
ps "multiulainou4 Corbin" from
tho fact that his capacious nav ab-
sorbod nearly all the tut Offices in
The State. In addition to the posi-
ton OF United States District At
torney, which he held under Grant,
he Was 4. the same time State SEN
RtOr, Codlfer OF the laws, president
OF tho Senate and Lieutenant Gov
oruor of the State. Unlike many
Of his confrores, Corbin sailed
down his piekings and his lank
carpet-bsg which he brought with
him on his arrival here, grow to
plethoric proportions. His malig
nant bate OF Inc mon OF his Own
race in this State was ~ intense rs
il was unjust and unwarrantcd. He
and bis 50 Q e, Etone, can we'll be
spared from South Carolina, and
The United States Senate will al
ways recesve tho thanks of Carroll
mans for this tarly act Of justice.
Vale .CorbIn-and Stone.-ChdrLS.
ton journal of Commerce.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08

Last Saturday was tbs day az
pointed by law for the election o
trustees Of the various commoI
schools throughout the State. W.
have not been informed Us to how
many OF the schools Of thi,
county elected trustees. but hop'
that general interest was taken II
the elections. II our people ever
expect ia build up the Free schoo.
system, they must take al interest
in the matter and make the iawe
enacted in regard to it Effective.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08
MEMS OF THE WEEK,

COLUMBIA, S. C., December 3
Congressman Smal,s was released
on $1,000 bail TO await tho decls-
ion OF the Supreme Court on his
appeal. Attorney General Connor
has sent in his resignation.
A Battlciord special says the
Blacktcet Indians are alarmed at
the attitude OF Sitting Bull, and
fears are entertained Of trouble
Sitting Bull says he would Ike to
know when the Almighty gave the
Canadian Government authority
to keep tho Indians from killing
buffalo. Six lodges OF Sioux have
Joined Sitting Ball since the Com
mission met. Ia assumes an air
OF supreme defiance.
Georgia will elect a Legislature
md vote on a new constitution ON
Thursday. The prospect now Is
that the Constitution will be adopt
ed, that Atlanta will be made the
capital of the State, and that the
new Legislature will be ovcrwhol-
mingly in favor Of returning Sena,
tor Gordon to the United States
Senate, rs most of the counties
have instructed their Legislative
candidates to vote for his re-elce'
Register,
NORFOLK, Dec. BENZ. God
frey, aged Is years, shot and in
stantly killed Miss MoIile ". Win
ningdcr, aged II years Godfrey
then shot himself through the left
breast and will probably die
jealousy the cause.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 2.-This nom
ing the bodies Of Antonio Nicrosi
and Miss Aurclia Sharp were touno
in the Cemetery with "a pistol bal.
hole in each head. They won't &c
walk yesterday afternoon. The
deed is supposed to have been done
Yesterday afternoon. They loved
each other, and note from Nicros.
indicates that they we're willing to
die together. The bail entered
Miss Sharp,s head above the left
eye. 1t is supposed Nlcrooi shot
her, and thon put his pistol to his
left ear and fired into his own head.
Both were dead when found. Nj
crosi was u clerk in his brother
store, and had beon in America on
Iya few yoars-,he was q years
old, Miss Sharp was u sistor Of
the manager Of Singer Sewing Ma.
chimes III Alabama, cutie pretty
and very highly esteemed.
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WALTER REILLY HUNG,

The following dispatch was sent
to the Nercwy:
Walter Reilly was hung at De.
kaIb yesterday at II O'Clock. He
admitted that no killed Mr., GulIv
and that he got the gun from one
Hezzie Jack, formerly u waiting
boy OF Judge Chisholm, but that
Hezzie did not know what he in
tended doing with the gun hut af.
forwards he SAID Hezzie persuaded
him 10 kill Mr.. Gully. He said
Chisholm and Gilmer had nothing
TO DO with it, or if they did he did
not know it. Said he got $40 out
Of Mr.. Gully's pocket, and carried
bis boots and hat to Tennessee. He
refused to tell who gave him tho
file with which he fled his irons
and made his escape recently from
jail. All passed off quietly.
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TIC Fate Of the Amendments.

In reply 10 Our letter Of inqairy
Hon. Jus. Hill, Secretary OF the
State, reports w follows in regard
to the Constitutional Amendments
voted on in November last /:
"The vote tor Amendment RbOl,
iShing tho OficO Of Lieutenant Gov.
onor 1880
Against said Amendment 1926
Eor Amendment prOVi.
ding for biennial ses.
sions OF the Legislature 1896
Against said Amendment 4,0l0
Average vote for Repre-
A~ontatiS ~ ~ accordance
With tho law of 1873 Q9,7l8
"No Toturns are in tor Bolivar
county.
CLickAaAw and Leake returns
read correction.
Coaholna, Lawrence, Newton.
QaItmAn, Scott, Union and Tayn,
counties did not vote on III"
Amendments, ut lOSst they have
made 20 returns of such vote. BE-
turns tr N these counties are not
likVly to effect the result ~ TO bi.
canal sessions"
We do nOi kAow what formula
has bpsa adopted By the Secretary
&C StAto for dotorwioing tho aver.
age vote kr Representatives, but
assuming that no 10 controlled BY
the ruie which will operate in the
Legislature whom the s0tS IL tSfi.
ally counted, We OOngratStasa Or.
Sims upon his election by the al
most unanimous voice Of the pOo-
pleto the sOcond oSi"s in their gir
for inSsmuch a. &, bnstitntio
the State requires uHt an amen.
mOnt must receive 9 majority Of
tho votes Of LhOSO voting tor Rep
raSentsuvOs 70 secuEs itS adoption,
the otaOe OF LisutsnantGOVenor
st'll ~vissa and the people, and mot
the Senate, have, 10 their Weldon,
provided for . succession ; end We
FaioicS that il + 80, and. that Mr.
Bins il not the hero rs barron
Yielory.-Ab.ld-su Examiner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08

We devote much of our space
this week to matters that will en-.
gage the attention of Legislators
and as they will not meet again in
two years after the next session, we
presume they will devote much OF
their time to the enactment of laws
that will the most nearly effect the
best interests OF the people.
1t is 10 be hoped they will not
waste their time in idle discussions,
in sticking to a too close observ-
ance Of the rules" in consuming
time to gain q point and making 3
display of parliamentary tactIcs.-
Tho real work il to be done in tho
Committee rooms, and if the Chair
men are Nor OF brains, thoy may
be able 10 accomplish much, and
finish the good work began by tn
last Legislature.
In the approaching session there
will be no impeachment trials, no
long contests over seats; the heavy
timber has been cleared from the
new road marked out, and in the
now r of prosperity that is dawn.
my upon the State, our lawmakers
will be careful and take no false
but return to their grGtihod
constituents and receive their re
ward" well done, 80 good and
faithful servants.
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ACCIDENT At CARDS FERRY.
Five Persons Drowned,

On Monday evening, near sun.
down, an accident occurred 0 =
Cards Ferry, 5 miles below Macon,
on Noxubeo river, and FIVE persona,
three girls and two boys, the chill.
dren of Henry Bryant, q COlored
preacher, were drowned. They
were crossing the river in a skiff
loaded with cotton, which they had
picked in a field on the south side.
The boat was overloaded and sank.
The bodies were not found Tuesday
morning.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08
LATEST NEWS.
Batter and Kellogg Seated.

Dec. LIN tie Senate the first
vote last night was on Hills sub
stitute to seat Spofford on his pri-
ma facts case; rejected 81 to 20,
Patterson and Conover voting nay,
and Davis, of ILL.,, aye. On the d.
rect vote to seat Kellogg, Patterson
md Conover voted aye, and Davis
no. On tho vote TO scat Butlcr
and Patterson voted aye,
md Davis lid not vote. Kellogg
and B. tor wore then sworn in.
-[Reglster.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08
&. A. PErToN, See'ty.

Gold Thimblos, Cuff Buttons,
Collar Buttons. Studs, Necklaces,
Rings Charms, Bracelets, Ladies
Sets, and in fact, eVOry thing in the
jewelry line can DO found by call
ing on Tie reliable Jeweler; n. W,
jackson. Every thing guaranteed
Us reuresOntOd.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS

The State Of Mississippi, |
No1ubee County.
LavinS Ballard In The oeaHCe ,Fy
Angelina S. Barton county
st. al.
Under and by virture Of the proYls-
ions Of a Anal decret made in the ABOVE
stated cause at the October term lSfl OF
the court aforesaid, dated October Eth
1877, the undersigned 3 special commlS-
sionor appointed III said case, Will on
Monday, 9Th day Of January, A. D., 1875
in front of the Court House door in the
town of Macon, in said county, within To-
gal hours, proceed 70 sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described
real estate to-wit:
The north three quarters Of the east
half of the north west quarter OF sec. . IN
township Is north Of range II east. and
the east half Of tho north east of sec, "a
and the north half of sec. 35 in township
Is, north of range II east, lying and beng
situate in the county and state aforesaid
The title tothe above property is be-
lieved to be perfect, but | will only con,
vey such tito rs vests in mo BY virtue OF
SAID final decree.
ROBERT G, PATTY,
Special Commissioner
[Jarnagin s Jarnagin
soils for comppts. Dec. lst u
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Three Southern Senators.

Mary Clemmer: Conspicuous
among the gentlemen from the
South is John B. Gordon, Of Allan,
Ia. He was wounded eight times
n Confederate battles, and bears
The mark OF a scar upon his check.
lie is tail, of commanding appear.
ance, with straight black hair, blue
eyes, and not wholly patrician
nose. His Colleague "Bcn" Hill,
.ooks less like a soldier and more
like a scholar. He is tall and bent
in the shoulders, and wandcrs
lbout with his hands behind him
IN a dreamy abst-acted way. His
lair is slightly tinged with gray,
his eyes are blue, and he is much
gwen to meditation at dinner aud
other inopportune times. His
speeches are good, his eyes clear
u thoir outlook, aud the prevail,
Jug expression of the man, is one
3t sadness, both in person and
o~ountenance. Lamar, of Mississ,
'ppi, is a wrinkied, pallid-looking
nan, with long, smooth, thin,
black locks, and a worried express
sion Of countsnance. He Is re-
markUble tor several things
First, tor being a prince OF rebels,
and afterwards pno Of the most
marked Of reconstructionlst. He
carried u message from jeff Davis
20 the Car Of Russia, in 1921, that
amounted to nothing whatever,
and he pronounced n eulogy upon
Charles Sumner at tho timo of his
ioath, which was among the most
memorable and eloquent tributes
ever paid by u man OF tho South
TO the AntagOnisLlc qualities Of a
Northern statesman.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08

The Lowndes county voters Hr'
satisfied that Judge Sims has beef
elected Lieut.GoVcrnor, and tho pa
pors arc calling upon him TO re'igr
his seat as Senator, 30 that another
election can be hold to 6ll the W
csncy. Ia it necessary for him Il
resign Does not tho vacancy al
ready cx,stV Or cal O vacancy OK
ist2
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For some time the name Of Wal.

For some time the name OF Wal.
r Riley, tho despe ado, has been
going Gsc rounds Of tAe press
he was rOprisysd by the Govcr.
nor for thirty days, and during
that time DO tried every way pos!
sible to make his escape, but all
in vain. He will at last have to
for the raah deeds no com
mitted, Is the time Is out and the
day OF his expiration will soon be
Ut hand. Next Friday will toll
.nv .ale. x Mpsr Herald.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08
Mexican War Veterans,

There will be a special meeting
Of the Mexican War Veterans AZ.
ISOLATION Of Mississippi, held at tn,
Senate Chamber in the city Of Jack
son on Monday, the 18th, day OF
December 1877. As business OF
Importance to the Association il
necessary 10 be transacted, it is re.
questcd that all the Veterans in The
State who can, will attend.
J. B. DEAsoN, Pres,
z A PRvroN Sao'ty
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THE BEACON.
MACON, MISS.
SlFVaDkY, DEC, s, 1871

Gen. Wilcox is out in a 6efco re
NV 10 Geu. Lonsstreet's paper OF
10 battle OF Gettysburg. The Con
'cdorate war is over, but tho wal
among the Confederate has jus'
commenced.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters of administration worn
granted to the undersigned by Tho ORR So
cery Court of Noxubee County, on O' sho
estate of Henry W Doss. deceased Iaia 'i =
sag county, all persons having claims VI
galnst the same are hereby notified to bor"
will be barred. '""' or they
n0,,o CHAS. M. D0Ss,
l" Administrator.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

OOel W. U " 70,
+. E. thappcll, Maggie Wand. r,
A. Chsppell and NV.
Conner.
by virtue of the ~Above-stated wits 10 mr.
directed from the Office OF tho clerk Of The
circuit court ofNo1ubee county, l will on
Monday, the 7th day Of January, AID. 1874
being the LIST. Monday of said month. with,
IN the hours prescribed BY law, in front Of
the courthouse door in the town of Ma.
Son, IN said county, expose to sale at NH.
nc auction to the highest bidder. for cnaH
al the right, title and interest the deGen'
dS3ts, F.E. Chappell, Maggie A. Channsll
and NJ. w. Conner have in and to tha al
lowing described lands, to-wit, 'O''
The northwest quarter and tho north
east quarter Of the northeast ouar,er and
northwest quarter Of the south-west onsrl
yer Oh section 81, township is, ranpS il
east ana 70 and acres off of the east end
OF horth-eAst qnarter of southeast onar,o.
oil section ~, township l6, ranee Is asS,
containing 266 and acres more or less
The above-describOd lands having hoon
levied upon as the property Of deGSndants
darts 7: =. Chappell, Maggie A. Cbannoii
ana NJ w. Conner, will Be sold to Sa,f"c,
inc apoVe'stated case and all costs.
Ia.o B ALLGOOD.
Sheriff
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08

Its Name Indicates Its Qualities.
1t is adapted to all wants Of family sew
ing,
1t can be easily comprohended by any
one wishing 10 srw.
1t runs easily and almost noiselcssly.
II is always ready and never has " its"
1t will do any kind Of sewing with less
changes and fewer extra attachments than
any other machine.
1t Is self-adjusting.
Il is made of the very best materials,
and in the most thorough manner.
1t is a two-threAd machine, making All
elastic lock stitch.
II has n straight, short needle.
1t has a shuttle with a patent spring ten
sion.
Its upper tension requires no manipuIa.
ting to admit the passage of kinky or unn-
yen thread, whether linen, cotton or silk.
Its OlIing is done upon the under side by
turning il up on its hinges, and soilinr
goods is impossible. .
Its stand is solid and firm.
Its table is long and roomy.
Every part works positively, and il is
not subject to the yielding or uncertain OPP
GRAFTON Of springs
II is = arst-class machine in all respects.
For general family sewing, ask for tho
Family Eavorits" Improved.
All styles Of machines always on hand,
and no pains will be spared to exhibit
'hem; 7. +, CAHlLL,
oC1HI Agcnt.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08

Nj. w. Jackson has u nice lot OF
Plain Gold Rings snch as young la.
dies sometimes wear on the FIRST
finger. Remember this, young
man.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08

Call on the devil to pick cotton.
and will he do itY Mol his soul.
interest iC in those who do not
pick,-ForeS Rig.
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Worthy IOGng Men.

The young men Of OSgood went
out last Friday and cut and hauled
Mrs. Thomas Monkey enough wood
to last her oil wintcr.- Ripley Ind.
&c.
And we have been trying all WIN.
ter to get s. B. TO haul enougl
wood 10 last us q day, but VIC wouIl
ra her have his sticks than his prom
ises, they would keep US warmer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08

BY virtue Of the 'aboye-stated writ to me
directed from the office Of the. clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of No1ubee County, will on
Monday, the 7th day Of January, 1878,
within the hours prescribed BY law, in
front of tho Court House in the town OF
Macon, in said comfy, expose TO sale at
public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, all the right, title and interest the
defendant, W ) Conner, has in and TO the
following described lands, to-wit;
All less south half Of southeast quar-
ter of section 50, township IA, range 10
east, containing 5G4 acres more or less.
The above described lands having been
lovsed upon as the property of defendant,
W 5 Conner, will be sold to satisfy the
abovc-statod case and all costs,
JB ALLGOOD,
dec8-s Sheriff
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The Respite Of Water Riley.

Some complaints Lave been made
against Governor Stone for the re-
spite of four weeks of the negro
Walter Riley whose execution was
fixed tor the 9th of November, and
whose life was prolonged by the
arrival of the respite an hour or
two before the hanging was to
have taken place. We feel sure
that those who have complained
are not aware Of tho circumstances
under which the Governor acted
in granting the respite. On Thurs
day, the stb Of November, one day
before thu time fixed for the execu.
ton, Gov. Stone received at luka,
where he had gone to cast his vote,
the following telegram transmitted
to him by his Private Secretary
from Jackson:
Jackson, Miss
Wednesday, Nov. 7 1871
Coz. j. II. Stone. Iakd Mss.
Tho following dispatch from
Meridian received four P. NJ. TO day:
"Gov. J. n. Stone: Walter Riley,
convicted of murder in Kemper
county, is to DO hung on Friday,
the ninth OF November. We think
it Of great importance that he
should be rospited for thirty or
sixty days. Catchings. Attorney
General elect, Sims Lieut.. Gov.
elect, approve this application. Rea-
sons urgent and OF great impor-
lance. Reasons cannot be given by
telegraph. Answer at once.
THos. Il. WOODS,
J. P. WALKER,
A. 6. Horn,
(Signed) KINLoCH FALCoNER.
Signed, as this dispatch was by
well known gentlemen of high
standing, one OF whomo had recent,
ly ceased 10 be District Attorney
in which Kemper county is situa.
ted, the Governor could not hest
tate to act. A delay Of only u few
hours would have been fatal. He
at once telegraphed the reslite of
four weeks, in ordor tnat he might
have time to acquaint himself with
che urgent business Of great impor-
%tance" which existed in the cas-.
If he mad actet otherwise, he would
have rendered himself liable to the
gravest cenRurc.
The time for which tho" murder
er was rcspited will soon expire,
and then bis crime will be cxpiated
on the gaIlows. In the meantime,
it is hoped that the prisoner will
make some interesting revelations
touching the brutal assassination of
the lametsd Juo. W. GuIly.-Cldr
On.
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CHERRIES SALE.


l235l sMary;Ann Stewart, Ell. SCI
2451 Klaus & Bro, ,,
1856 Buck g. Bcsuchamp, use DC, Alias
S12l 9 Brooks Ex.
vs.
Bird Ivy.
Klaus & Bro. Alias
1865 vs. Ex.
Bird Ivy Il Buck & B%oauchamp.
By virtue Of the aboyc-stated writs to me
directed from the office Of the clerk Of the
Circuit court of NoIuboo county. l will on
Monday, the 7th day of January, 1878,
boingtho LIST. Monday in said month, with.
the hours prescribed by law, in front Of
the court house in the town of Macon, in
said county, expose to sale at public auc.
ton, to the highest bidder, for cash. ali
tho right, title and interest, tho defendant
Bird Ivy, has in and to the following
described lands, to.Wit:
All eff section Twcnty-throe, and the
east hslt Of section %, lots /, 2, 8 and
4, section 2G; east half Of north east quar-.
tel .nd north west quarter OF north,eas,
quarter, section q, township 10, range 10
and east half of northwest quarter, and
west half of north east quarter Of section
Is, township 10. range l6, in No1ubee
county and State of Mississippi,
Tho above-describod lands having beer
levied upon as the property Of defendant,
Bird Ivy, will be sold TO satisfy tho a.
devastated case and all costs.
docs-ts J. B. ALLGOOD,
ShariH
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08

R9~ Remember next Saturday
completes the time You have to
pay taxes in.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08

Silver Cups, just the thing for a
Christmas tree. Jackson has them.