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SCRAPS.
BY CRAVE.

Saturday: A large crowd OF
whites and a still larger one OF
blacks we're in from the country
The most pleasant feature about
their appearance here vas the ex,
IRENE small amount Of trading
they did. Practice economy.
A hog walked up to Mr.. Marks
cabbage-s'and, and, finding no
clerk there, started off with II fine
head, of cabbage, 0? course, when
a constitutional amendment with a
business head, (not of cabbage)
started in pursuit, and capturet
the cabbage. He, the amendment,
went off with "To the victor be
long the spoiIs' written on every
Inc Of his face.
we saw a mole, about the size of
a full grown rat, that had been
captured and brought to town by
Mr.. Putnam.
"Bones,'o clown and Keystone
Liniment notoricty, appeared in
our town, and, with the assistance
Of native talent, gave n street con
cert in front OF Misses ut night
A good mathematician could have
approXim ted the lumber Of loafs
in town, had he have been there
and had cxcrtcd himself.
A little daughter OF Davy Jonc.
while playing up stairs, fell from Il
second story window to the ground.
Fortunately she fell in a place
where the ground had been soften
ed and sustained no injury, and
was as lively rs a cricket the next
day.
Sunday: Sunday School service,
were held at all the churches.
Rev. Mr., Harrison preached morn.
ing and night at the Methodist
Church, Father Moutou at the
Catholic, and Rev. Mr.. Love in the
morning, and Rev. Mr.. Mclean al
night, in the Presbyterian.
All the young men walked home
with the young ladies from churcl
for which they were rewarded will
nice button-holc bouquets, which i
took them till about Wednesday II
get rid Of.
The pretty man and the smar
man played engineer and conductoI
with the family turnout in the eve.
ing, and took the wl)le family out
to ride. There were only ten in the
vehicle, and invitations we're extend
ed to every one to take the zone
more extra seat"
Two Of the young bloods" deci
ded to pay u visit to the country,
out some Z or s miles, and, when il
sight of the young lady's house, on,
of them took a leap from the bugg,
without observing that bis coat tai
was securely fastened in a crack 0
the buggy. He threw about lis lb'
Of avoirdupois against the tail o.
that coat, and the conse quence was
t vas split wide open from the tai
to the collar. They tried to borroy
and continue their trip, but failed
and ca mt back to town.
Monday: There was almost a
large IL crowd in from the COUNT,
to day as on Saturday. The slretie
on Whites bond sealed up the i'll
dictments and other valuable papers
and turned them Over to the Sherii
Tor safe keeping.
The Odd Fellows held their regu
lar meeting at night,
The String Band showed their up
probation of the young ladies b
serenading them till l Or 2 O'Cloci
next morning. The Ladies Shove,
their appreciation of the music b.
rewardiug them with numerous bou
quets. When we used to belong t
the Band, we usually enjoyed some
thing more Substantial than flower
II H.. -. 81 A. 1o,.
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S. M. BOW
i ENERAL COLLEC TOR

will pay especial attention to
the collection OF claims. Any ref
creme eau be given.
Money promptly remlttod::or all
collections.
Doc. %.
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NOrI +
TaXPayerS

For the purpose o~frecelving lists
OF taxable property from the sove
raj Supervisors Districts Of the
r"n'iy. J will hc present at the ioI-
lowing times and places
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pN BEACON.
L, AFFAIRS.
ECTORY.


r-Rey. NJ. V. NCtfsinCcr, Pastor.
4. and "a. SabbathB, IL. II. M, and
sabbath School, Ga, ~. Super
n ID. Joiner. Prayer meeting
ursday night.
pmr-W. s. Harrison, Pastor.
pvery Sabbath, II a. M. and I p.
bath School -. M, Superintcn-
w. F6otc. Prayer meeting every
AZ night.
TKnlhH-Rev. s. j. Love. Pas
vices I'd and 4th Sabbaths, II II.
4. m. Sabbath School 8 4. m,
ndent, r. g Patty.
AL E. - Rector
EchoOl 9. n. m, Superintendent
rracott.
.Ic-Rev. J. b Mouton, Pastor.
d. Sunday in every month, morn
ening.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-05-05

There was a light frost in cx.
posed places last Friday morning.
No damage.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-05-05

Highest cash price paid for cot
ton. Goods exchanged for Coun.
try Produce.
Jan q. Pm. L. A. FERGUSON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-05-05
MACON
Female Seminary,
MACON, Miss.

Now prog~cs, ing in its Eleventh Annua
Session, furnishes to its pupils thorough
educational advantages.
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Announcement,

We NJ" authorized 10 announce
p, &, ijisuakc,. ~ Il car d,datc tor
the office OF Circuit Clark.
w. +. Ferris is prepared to make
Picture Frames of almost any kind
wanted, and keeps on hand u large
Stock of Moulding Of the latest pat
terms. Also Oval and Rustic
Frames Of various sizes aud mate
rial.
Sdy Prices as low a sany where
in the South.
The NJ. 4 o. Il. R. has purchased
a powerful machine for cutting
the eliminated steel rails in a cold
state, and placed it in the shops at
at this depot. All the work Of the
kind required on the road south of
Jackson, Tenn. will be done here.
What we can gather from the
crOp-talk of the planters, would in
dictate a tolerably fair stand OF cot
ton, rather backward, and some.
what injured BY three or four
quite cool days during the. past
week. Corn is looking quite well,
the ground being in fine condition
and we'll susceptible Of working
The severe wirter no doubt was a
benefit to the soil, by checking the
termination Of weeds and grass
and %loosening it for blowing.
.
Willie Walthall, living northwest
of Macon, killed a weasel the
other day, and captured three ba.
by weaSeIs. These he placed with
a cat which was nursing some kit
tens. Tho cat took this sudden in
crease in the family kindly, and i'm
partially supplied the new comers
from the "maternal fount." The
next morning the little rascals had
eaten off a kittens tail which, it is
supposed, they took for forage the
old one had brought to them, but
it did not break up the friendly re-
Iations between the old cat and the
orphan w%easels, and it is 20 be
hoped that all the kittens will not
lose their tails.
We would inform our friends
Just above us, that weaseIs are much
better rat-CatcherR than cO0ns, and
they might make an exchange
You "a " never catch a weasel a.
sleep"
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Total amt on hand in Treas $1979 81
Respectfully submitted,
K. HAUENSTEIN,
ru.ng,,rnn

NCHHcNNluliN bhblililLthf
K. HAUENSTEIN,
Treasurer.
Your Committee have carefully
examined the foregoing Annual Ac-
count Of the Treasurer, and find the
same correct and properly stated,
We have cancelled all warrants EN-.
braccd in said account up to No.
ll3, being the last warrant issued
exclusive of the school warrants,
Nos. | and .. We have also care
fully counted the money said to be
on hand, and find the sun OF Eight
cen Hundred and Ninety-fve and
94-160 Dollars, and the Ethcredge
note NOW in Judgment Eighty.four
and 03.100 Dollars.
We also report that we find the
books of the Treasurer's Office sys-
tcmatlcally and properly kept.
JOHN i. WILLIAMS,
J. q. WILLIAMS,
Finance Committee.
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Fifty Cents,
3.Sd C1sGES.
slrayea or N len,

One largs black Mare Mule IN
in good order, with u rHt around
on1 Of die hoais, not branded, u
hou, IS numls high. Any intorma-
lion Ieadlpg 50 It's rcvuy cry win be
LIBERAL rewarded.
Ell. MOORE.
at 8ankhcads place.
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Terms

Terms oFTU1t1On
Primary stndies,
Including Spelling, Reading, Wri.
ting, Primary Geography, ind A.
rithmetic, 20 division, pci month, SO 90
intermediate Studies.
Including O~rthogFapby, Recalling,
Writing, Geography, English Gram
n ar, First Lessons in Composition
and Child's Book of Nature, 81 90
Literary Department,
Embracing the higher English
Branches, Latin and GREEK, SIS on
Modern Languages, extra per mo. 8 90
Lessons in Music and use Of in
stFumenG, D NJ
Board, including washing, ........ Is 90
J. III. BUCK,
M'ch' Il I'm, Principal.
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ROUND.

Tax-Payers arc hereby 'notifedt to meet
me at the above times and places, and
give in their t~ax-lists for the current fs-
cal year, in order to avoid the penalty pro-
vided by law.
A. NJ. WILLIAMS,
Assessor of Noxubee County
February, q, 1877.
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A DEMONSTRATORS
NOTICE.

WHEREAS letters Of administration or
the estate of J. r. Calhoun, deceased, late
of Noxubee county, were granted to the
undersigned by the Honorable Chancery
Court of Noxubee county ut Rules, on the
twelfth day of February, a.. D. 1877, now,
all pc sons having claims against said es,
tate will present them and have them reg.
istered within the time allowed by law, OF
they will be forever barred.
s. b. CALHOUN,
Mch 24-ml Administrator.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-05-05

Dun ODWI
with white about the head marked with
smooth crop in right ear, Overbit in the
left ear. About 10 or II wears old
Appraised by }. p. Dugan and Terry
Rohy at $50.
This property has been turned over TO
me, in accordance with the Act approved
March 18th, 1875, for the care and prutec.
ton of live stock, in Noxubee county Mis-
sissippi, and will be disposed of MS the
Law directs. She has had a calf since she
was taken up,
II. MACON,
Mich. 26,3t. Ranger.
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tUlVu
- Just published, Il new edition 81!
SEAL DR., Culverwsll's Celebrated Es-
wv say on the RADICAL CURE with
out medecine) ofSpgEuATcRRlltrt ar SER
innl weakness, Involuntary Seminal Lo',-
es, ~IuPorENCY. Mental ami Physical Inca.
pncity. lmpcAimculs 20 Nariiag, etc. a.
so, CoNsuNprIoN, kpllEpSY and Fms. ~.
duced by self.iudulgcnce or sexual ,Xtra'-
agance Sc,
BAY" Price in a scaled envelope, only SIS
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates Efnm II thirty
yesrs' successfu practice. that the alarm
ing Consequences of Scif.nhUsr may DE
radically cured without the dangerous use
of internal medicine or the Application If
the knife pointing cat a mode II cure a
once simple, certain and ctFrctuai, by
means Of Which every sufferer, no niatttI
what his condition may be, may cure bim-
self cheaply, privately md RADICALLY.
BeA- This lecture should be in the hands
Of every youth and very man in the land,
Sent under seal, in n pain envelope, TO
any address, EOSr-pAlD, On receipt of sis
cents OF two post stamps.
Address the publishers,
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l will, from this date, offer my
entire Stock Of Clothing, at Cost,
for cash.
Il. A.. FERGUSON,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-05-05
Sale o. Fine stock,

The fno,s Poland-Chims Pigs in
the South. Guaranteed pune breed.
AlSo my entire stock OF Game
Chickens, tyom %lEportcd English
Madcaps.
For pree* aaa particulars, adj
dress,
II II BROOKS,
Brooksville, Miss, Oct 10Th 1876.
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OFFICERS FUND.

To amt received rs per monthly
reports and Privilege License,
To amt transfer'd from General
Fund by order Of Board, .........
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! shoe Business

, ctiully inform the citizens of
lpyicinity thnt We are repaired
W work in either branches
y be favored with. A good
lbshancial home made SOddlery
y work will be kept on hand.
y fur Boots & Shoes will be
tended to, Repairing Of all
with neatness and dispatch.
next to Klaus ~ Bro. Ut the
Il. Alexanlcr
FM ALEXANDER e. CO.
j iss., Feb. 10, lS77-tf
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G A A l.
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Anglers NOTICE.
DUN COW,

Taken up by VIM. Reed, or or about
the 10Th, of March, on the Mckinney
place, 4 miles North of Macon, a
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Hooks, Lines. Bobs and sinkers,
all sizes and qualities at,
rs MURPHY'S.
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NEW OMNIBUS
X. ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER & co.

! ado all the necessary arrange
arriving Oh the
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FARMER
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We M" authorized u announce
y, q, jisuakc,. ~ Il caI d,datc tor
the Office OF Circuit Clark.
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Schenck'S Mandrake Pills

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give healthy tone TO the entire system. Indeed,
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That the properties of certain vegetables COM
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These Pills open the bowels and correct all bill
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disappearing Ofthe sallow complexion and cleans
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Ample directions for use accompany each box
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n. B-Imported Brandy, Rum, Gin and
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SANFORD'S
Radical Cure for
CATARRH

INSTANTLY relieves and perma-
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Ayers
SarSapaTilla

For Scrofula, and al
scrofulous diseases, ,EIy
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ssA Repository of Fashion, Pleasure,
and InstFuctiOn.S'
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AchcsEut Horse 1 hands, years. trots fas perfectly
broken to saddle safe for LADY, elegant leather Top Pony
fhaeton side bar Top Wagon, Dunsconb Single Harness.
In ne orders property OF party in embarrassed creuni
stances and SELL viii sell separately Private stable
O West 3Jth g.. nrst door from 9TH
A FINE TOP BREWSTER IMPROVED SPRING
"A Road Wagon; also single and Double Harness.. by
Dnusconb; will be sold low private stable
West 10Th ST. first door from 9TH
FOR SALE. PAIR OF BAY HORSES. l5Iz
IA .voung sound good roadsters; closely matched side
bar top Wagon; Hnrness all city made sold low.
Inquire for George, coachmnn. l40 West 3oth ct,
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rRofERrY rion'l oUf oS sS rHE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2p PAcx-It col.
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGR-2D PAcx-Ist col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE6-1u PAcE-lst col.
sALES Ar AUCr1ON-lsf PAcK-4th and Sth coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7TH PAGn-1st, "a,
I'd and 4th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-7rn pAGE-5th col.
SPECIAL k0rICES-1sr PAGE--lst and I'd coils. +.
spORTTNG-DOGs. BIRDS. &C.-isr PAGE-2d col.
STORAGE-lgr pAcE-6th COL tf
SUMNER kEbORTS-7rH PAGE 9Th col.
THE TRADES--7rH PAcE-5th aud 9th coils.
THE TURF-1sr PAGE-2d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-2D PAGE-Ist col.
ThAvELLERS' GUfDE-2p PAGx-2d col.
WANTED ro pyRCHAsE-2D PAcx-4th col. NNe
MATCHES JEwELKY &C. ..2p PAcE--4th col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET--2D PAcE-1st col @NN
WINES, LIQUORS, &C-2p PAGE-4th COL
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, AC.-l0rH PAGE-6th col.