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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-25
l. By r. b. SMITH,
Real Estate Broker, LIE Droit Building,
Sl& -,

2o22 st. NV, 16 rooms, mod imps 800 ... s75 90
d4i4 81 NV, dwelling and restaurant 5000. 1900
~ ST. Sc, IL rooms, mod imps. ........... 5000
1910 Sc NV, store. 1000
~ = e. ne, rooms, mod. imps. ........... 90 90
la3U ~ st. NV, mod. imps. 500
Coz 2Oth and NV, 10 rooms mod. imps w 1000
- th st. Sc, rooms, mod imps $500. ....... 1000
I4ol-6t % St NV, rooms, mod. imps $500. 1900
FURNISHED House, st. Observation-Disclosures. 100
FURNISHED House, st. n.w..... ............ 5000
Houses and Lots for sale in all parts of the city
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CHEAP DRY GOODS,

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
The public demand CHEAP PRICES and nv.
SI0Ch Is complete and at LOW DOWN RATES
Biack CaShfneres. .. 81 SOC. 10 81 Is
BACK Silks, 6213c. up; Colored iIks cheap
Dress Goods u new styles, Like up
Cheapest House in city in Auction Blankets
Shawls. Skirts, Knit Underwear Cioaks cheap
Wool Flannels at ruinously low rates
Cheapest CARPETS yet offered
Best Tapestry lngrans, S5c Wool Ingra,ns ca,
,'est Brussels, IS TO 9Oc
eR Call and examine
I. y. NAUDATN
octl5tr 700 Marker Snc>.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE see hand COUPE, in frst-rate
RRA aJ VG1s IL IT. sPen nd order made n
faak PH&T6N BUTT by Wood Brosp New York
cost 1 ESQ., ss g9ed e prise hand
cheap to close out ROBERT II. GRAHAM, Repos-
tory and Factory, 4O-4l6 9Th st. NV, between D
ana OCt3-3m
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
IF YOU WANT SOMETHING REALLY PLEAS.
ant as dentrifice, try WELLS EUREKA TOOTH
POWDER, composed entirely Of imported articles
article octl.IV
TOHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES. SOC l0ru
q st. NV, q m. to 10 p m. reports as to the re-
sponsibty OF people, with abstracts Of real estate
searches Tor Chattel Trusts, 81. jy114ms
MADAME ROSS, A StrOLo0ist and Hedlin1 Medium
Nl can be consulted as usual at 2Ol ct, corner OF
"a NV. aug7.1y
A STROLOGIST.-Mrs.D DR. ELLIS, 8O5 PennsyI
n vania ave. If you would know the truth cOnsnit
the Doctor in all things. Office hours from a M to
Up. m ap131y
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DRY GO0DS. DRT GOODS,
u SPECIAL R4RG4TNS.
Beautiful Wool Plaid Dress Goods only 25 worth
81 everywhere 80 "ot'n
Seal Brown and Navy Blue Wool Dress Goods TX
- Pure Wool (w1de double width Colored and Raj
Cashmeres only 50 cents a yard ~ iaoe
fure SIX and Wool Dress Goods very latest style
Goods received lately - VI Dfo0s
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CARRIERS, III Market Spoce.

" The Cash Dry Goods Store" Black siIks c,Io-o |,
SlIks Checked Silks, Striped Silks. excellent heavy
gro GRAIN Black SILK only 81 our real satin fnsh
Oounet make sublime quality Black Silk only IN a
worth 81 5oeyerywhere Every color and every lsde
ol colofed BLK Cloaks. Cloaks, Cloaks Inimense
pure wool, $3.50, S., $3.50 and $40 Very finesf
81, $3.50. N'' o. SIoV'
oct14tr CARTTR,S ,f.r,-o. Co.
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DROPERTY FOR RENT,
L By r. o. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10th and f. sta n w.

Elesant Fl FpFn d House N st 90
E fo Penn Ho5a business house
1899 1899 47th st w. 10 rooms furnished 10000
1 st. e. n wv w. rooms reoms a mod st9Te
81 18th st. n W., ID rooms mod mps ........ 1900
PIP I'd st. n. W., II rooms, mod. imps ...... 5000
151O st n. ", 10 rooms, mod. imps. 5000
a a. ct n W. rooms, mod. imps ............ 1000
4s7 st. n. w. rooms and aS store nps sS
10y 10y carroll st. e. rooms, mod imps 1900
i15s C ar 81 e. rooms, mod imps 1900
SIC III st u ooEma 0o
22Ss 18th st. n W.. rooms, mod imps:: 1850
I I9.S 18th Ct n w. rooms, mod imps 1900
IL f1Ss p New Jersey ave n w. rooms 800
14 4a9 New YORK ave n W., store 1900
zig and s2i ste s roems each $3.50 $3.50
oee az s lis ana st. a New 200
HOUSES and 1oT FoR r s sA1E section ., ~.
customers: Cali and see my list before purchasing
Money to loan in sums to sQit on Real Estate, at
Fer cent ana at per cent on frstclass centrally
octl9-tr R. O. HOFFMAN.
Z No: 1880 1 st. NV, all mod imps. 800
10 16S Missouri ave. mod mo i@ps Il rs 70 s 50
Stable st. bet I'll FOX eaa s sth IsE;e'.....
House SEA and store 18th Rnw,gas water$2 500
No 1887 18th st., gas and water. ........... 2lOO
1 have also for sale number of very desirable
ern improvements and convenient to both lines of
street cars. Apply to
oct4-1y 7O8 y at n W
E'OR RENT-BY THOS. j. MYERS, Real Estate
Frame House. s Ase I'd a e. st ID mod mps
2-story Frame, 2013 s st. NV, 6 rooms
a-s story Brick 405 14th ST., IA rooms. mod imps.
Office Rooms in May Building. cor It'll and Enw.
FOR SALE-F1ne Residence and 1000 feet of
GROUND, 9TH st., near l. NV. aug9-12ws
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i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Delivered to all parts of the city Leave orders at
400 18th street g.. e. WM 6OHL. Oct22-6ts
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Arer0oe stroTn Daily Circulation orer
1S.6CO-bein0 n much larger bona fide.
regular and PEI ,manent circulation than
that Of oil the other daily papers in the
city added together.
To Travellers and Residents Abroad.

The EyENIsG STAR Will be found on file ct the
following places, where. also, advertisements and
subscriptions viii be received:-Henry F. Glllig q
Co, 449 Strand, Charing Cross. London Charles
Hartwick. liz Boulevard Magenta, and n. Y. Herald
Office, 40 Avenue de POpera. Paris
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To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send in their an
nouncements early in the day as possible, and in
All cases hefore IL o'clock NJ The insertion in the
PANE days issue of those reaching the Office after
that hour cannot be assured
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QOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.

We invite special attention of purchasers 10 orr
fun and complete stock of HOUSEFURNISHIN0
GOODS, which We have just received, and which we
are prepared to offer at very low prices, VIZ
Administer, Moquette, Wilton, Body Brussels
Tapestry Brussels and Ingram Carpets in all the
new designs. Rugs, Mats and Floor Drugyets In
great variety; Raw Silks Jutes. French and Enflish
Cretonnes; Frineed Jute Curtains, something new;
Lace Curtains in all grades and styles
An inspection of our stock lis solicited.
H0OE BRO. & CO.,
eep71y 1928 Fsf.. near Ebbitt House
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(NLOSING OUT.
large lot of first-class 4-ply Linen Collars NJ
~ Der dozen the same is usually sold al ~ %
and S3 per dozen. Fine 4ply Linen Cuffs, DC q
lar. Heavy Canton flannel Drawers SOC a pair
Fancy Fercale Shirts, ready to put on good styiea
ana perfectly fast colors, for only 75c For fine Der
Gale Shirts, s5c ready to put on at
MEGINNISS'
Branch Shirt Factory
eepl6tr 1OO2 - Stre.s :,
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DRY GOODS.

M M. II. RILEY,
w AT HIS NEW STORE
SoRNER or 9TH AND STREETS,
Is daily reSeiving NEW GOODS nj al kinds
ull stock of Black andC olored Silks
6lack and Colorcd Csshme-es
BLACK English CraJe and Grape Wells
LARGE LOT OF NEM CIOAKs
OF the best make and finish
our stock Is fun in al departments and we invita-
al IN want Of Dry Goods to cal and LOOK through an
stock NM n hi ~
.o,o Corner 18th aud r. sfs..
Ottf-.W RiaN Rnilii.lr
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Also, number of other Houses, similar to the
above, list of which is materially altered nearly
every day on the bulletin at our Office tr
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NEW DRY GOODS. NEW CARPET.

VIII open next week another immense stock of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
beautiful patterns and new designs Drass ,,o,.
from ~ cts up. Fine Novelties Black and Col.
ored Sashmeres and Silks; 800 pairs of Blankets
from 81 up Most attractive stock of besutifni car
pets ever offered, from 80 cts up ' A 0~A
w. W. BURDETTE oo.
sepZotr Nos. SSS 9Th ST. aud zoo K sf =, ~
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VOV TfHHSVFtuNtU uFFNNe,
otl9tr South side. near eth streetuw
ONE CASE OF CALICOES, 4ssc yard.
~ one case oi Saicses. remnants 25c pound
Cas Lmeres, from 2Ac. To 81 Narl
Dress Goods. l2lS Is - and 80 yari
Eullineof Blankets and Comforts from Il 5,,
Nine Demorest's reliable PATTERNS W.
JOS b. BAILEY.
oCtlS-tr Cor. eth aud r SIS q ar
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LNOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASH
IL Two tirst-class Grand Upright PIANOS.-
one a ,.Shetf." at the great Emporium of Sff77@
Music. 723 eth street northwest oct246ts ttfSU
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vELVETSf

NELVETS: vELvETs,
Our stock OF NELNETS is now complete and We
are offering the largest assortment ever shown in this
city.
pi-.NSh NEIN ri Is ia So
ooLohED NEL'EI..... .Sl50 TO 81
Making specially Of these goods, we are able "a
sen from % to % per cent less than any other Store
in Washington.
CAL and examine this stock and Ice convinced nj
CoNNOLLYS,
COS Ninth street,
octlotr Opposite Patent OfBre
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Temperance.

Why should | attempt a thcme
too great for a volume and tar be-
you'd my feeble Abilities
Ii would require the Oratory OF
Clay, II Breckenridge, and the learn
ing ol our greatest mon to give
you a sketch Of "a subj 1ct So vast,
. great and SO important to hu
manly. / wou adv 81 the yoNng
mn ot our Gouutry "a ponder well
tho unhappy Influences and diroIuI
Consequences that aie daily aris-
ing from the use Of that fiery fund,
that poisoned stuff called whlskey.
Bew are how you handle BaehaS'S
ivied wearth goblet 1t loods prot
ty without, but is poison within
"Then dash the brimuing cup aside
And Spill iu purple Vlno,,.
Take no its madness 10 tny lips
Let not its curse D. thins.
lis rich and red but grief aud woe.
Arc bid Ia ls rosy dcpsnp below
The use Of wblstey uOeS not in
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v~Iropglc the b0dv or mind Shauld
-, ma, ,.I.n. L.,,,
"l,Y''7 "t'' '''2 "H "''''
a1u manu- IN FoiIprK, 30 you sup.
pose she wpnii require him FIRST
in become aloyer If vhisIpy. n,
hr, an III, ,th.r hand .hn wnrlj
h. Hkoi,. :, a., - bo h,In,,,,d ~
l. n u,r..hr. nr a,os ina ,rh h,.,nn
Ga, Al ,nr onsT al III. t,p,'uIn
~ i;~,-,',s'n
49,. -.
hama ~ ''' '''
Despoiled by poverty AMI wrapped in
gloom,
10 see inc shattered Eool ana cEu"o''"g
Tho VA, pcbo5 inmates snl to boor the
call
OF furnished children for their, ruined
SIRE
ming ire " ''
But when in sad pYrav before our eyes
The hundred thousand victims rse
nj warm o''ao ennis VIC almost curse
Wbn wsgr y war with God And man
Trample on justice. NOES at misery's tale
And mercies' tears till even friends grow
pale,
An an'' l ,'nv %'t tba rri" o' ~ I","'s ', HI s 80 :
vo ~, nid nd,i,. avorr an, :,
oh,,am fr,m ,ha No., NJ whi,k.v
von how ~, nav snon von m',,it'
Ca, Im,n dnhan"h on
nn',ardod mnmnn. whiIo r"3,n,t ~
;nananco "nmmi, "nmo .nt th,,
- L,ia m' ~
,d' ",1 .
81 I,m m.
'' bT,
-, on ,ho dnwnward ra,S -,
40, L,. a. H.,
ho- and h. ] ,
Ga es and ror,nnSs 91hys snmnra s,,I.
,..nIm.,Tm n,I
o " VI ",h ,,da %'i.h, aoa ,,
10y, 'Ty
a., ran,a ol,, ,,,,
u,aasrrn al"
-, kaL,IA ,h,,.o ,,..
ar|hod wi,h ,ho hInnm nf vnn h
a"d hSan,r .nd ,bn tn;r.S r,oI
80 h~i"iSn n~aoa AID I"".T"a"
Tb""'. So wv,
so,''"S ,,nnn r ,hDsa
'o's,oN $50. ~
,;%'o ''"t p,,H = '"'.
"S.y w. '"'G
',"'H to,ton"I,| tan, =
un;' ! ma' '",'o''o' Us ,""s a"u
s" "'0L om .' ,'I' S Oo,.' 49,
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uuulttrab'e rriets. sol,tu ,e and
destituuon, it. heart reud n, sper
,acIes of hundresd OF lovely women
brought to want and dr]Erriat;ou
b, tlosc who ourbt 10 Inc f,o.r
protectors. depict Il see e u,or
our mental vision, ot misery. de,.
titution and dispair, u]nparraII,I ed
without the paie Of Palto's fer,
region.
It's melancholy TO think that
man, the uoDlcst work Of Cad
snould succumb to such a vice.
Vice is monster Of sncb bi5rons milan
To he hated need only TO be seen,
Bat seen too OF famailar with her face
~ uns '"u"s'' 'n"h p''y' then en-
lac
-, 'oo,t' 'o' ""'sN'S y G
"'o''''"H '"" 20 "'i
n's' S"i0 'N'IH '''Pe''''hc"', sac
"'T o'a''o,I anu reputation;
Vo'S" N,' '""'.'S u l'!''f> ana
"'S'"'o' "V"N .'"'s"'i IIo common
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Change Of scheda c.
MACON FEMALE SEMI NARY.

rbo Examination Of tho pupils
o,,hc Seminary will take place on
Wednesday and Thursday, tho 10Th
ond Goth. at the Seminary.
Tbr Anniversary Exercises will
,,Ln noco ut the Court House, on
T vi the 2Ist, CON mentlng at 8.
m An address will be delivered
n The occtsion, ly the Rev. S. A.
Goodwin, Of Colu mbus.
No cards, OF special invitation,
uiII be extended, but the public
are cordially invited TO attend.
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Ice Cream Saloon.

Macon has u regular Ice Cream
where this luxury can be
lnduIgcd from 10 u. m, to 10 ?, m,
only IS cents a plate, or % cents
|r two plates
Under the management Of Mr..
Jordan.
Ito will supply private fam lies
lOd pleasure parties when desired,
rStand between J. Faser's and
CAaS, Hardin's.
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Registrars Appointed.

The State Board of Registration
have made the following appoint
mepts for Noxubee county;
W Hopkins, T. j. Ross and D.
". Longstreet.
The selection will give general sat-
ihction, and their duties will be
well performed. Mossrs, H. and R
rank very high in the estimation of
their party and the people generally,
and Joe Longstreet, if he is a
~sraght-laced Republican, has many
friends among all classes who don't
think he needs watching.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-08

Old Mark is dead, that good old
horse. Dr.. Minors old Mark broke
his leg, and has gone to horse-heay,
en-. You cannot say of every man,
"he is a gentleman" but old Mark
certainly was a gentlehorse. He
seemed to know he was a profession
al horse and had a noble duty to
perform, that Of visiting the sick,
and he never wearied in well doing,
Dr, N. gave $500 for him thirteen
years ago, and he was well worth the
Oney.
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'AF BOARD Of Health.

Considerable demand up.
'I"ce 'his week, and our
'"uS' rot complain, when
wv We TAX" ~ much inter
'"e'f good health. We will
" can It mako them 1.-Two
'"u prosper.
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Notice.

Is hereby given that Sealed Pro.
'sa,S will DO received uutiI the
Monday Of July next, for pla.
fg Lightning rods on the Court
9a'e' according to plans and spe-
acAllonS, on file in my office. -
p Board. of Supervisors reserve
right to reject any and all bids.
r. Z. PATTY,
I"' Z st. Clerk.
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G.. M. BILLIARD.
tlrr.g' md Wagon 9s,t,Fg
ESTABLISHED 1859

wiz hereainer, in ADDITION, carry on sl
the different branches of trade hercip
mentioned, and %gusrentee satisfaction;
lSt' Garage and Wagon Making in all
branches.
Ind Manufacture Of Flows and other
Farming Implements
8rd-House Painting and PAPER Hang.
ing,
ith--HsrneSs and Saddle Work,
6th'-Repsiring of Furniture, and Var
9th -Biacksmithing in general, Horse
Shooting a Specially.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-08

attention Of Contractors ID
/" 70 the notices Of the Board Of
lervisors.
''Vee is to be built, and the
"'er and lighting Committee,
"'" tr"t. Simnnds is Chair.
nave h'orabiy reported, and
'g rod viii b. put 90 the
I%louse.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-08

Proceedings Of The Board of
supervisors,
MnndaN INN 3rA

"I'"'"Si ONHt ara.
Board met pusuant To adjourn.
menI present, Hunter Smith,
FAINT, Sudbery, Wooten, also Clerk
and Sheriff.
The petition Of Chaa. Barnett et
at to abolish Pierce and Nashville
road and establish a new road and
tor bridges on same, was consider.
oil and ordered flied for 30 DAYS.
ana j. L. Patty, E. D Cavett, II.
N brookshOre, Il. A. Rice, Il. D,
Henly, W. D. Connor and Clark
Lewis, were appointed Commission.
erS to report the practicabiliry Of
e"'i road and lay ont the same and
report specifications tor bridges.
T. ). White, J. Il. Brown, 6. N,
Stewart, }. P. st. JOHN. r. p. Ewin,
). NJ, Kirby and Wash White were
appointed Commissioners to report
tho practicability OF the propos d
change in the Crawford aud Gil
more road an report at the next
meeting OF the Board.
The following schools were estab.
lis Cd IN accordance with the pro-
VISIONS OF As of an act to establish
ana MAINTAIN a uniform system OF
PnhIlc Free Schools in this State
&c, VIZ:
CoIbnrns, now taught by Mrs.
N, A, COlLurn.
Mt, Nobo, now taught BY Miss A.
p. ScurIock.
Iaylors, now taught by Rev. W.
NJ, Adams.
Hnntors nov taught BY Mrs Fan.
nc Bennett.
The teachers shall be entitled to
me compensati n Authorized bv
the said above rec ,eI law.
NJ. b. Co kreIl was granted per.
mission to erect a gate on the Ma.
con Il Dismukcs rad, half mile
west Of W. W. Dooley's. The gate
is to be Ten feet wide, open easily,
haze hltching posts &c.
The Macon and A kansas road
was ordered to be changed, so as
to run from The Ba GO Ferry to
the BramIclte road, thence 10 the
west bank IT the NoAuhrc river
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ladies' Xii GLOVES nj a reduced
Price ut Klaus & Bra.
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- NTH 4 uEDtS
N c e.

This superior fence is now cE-re1 10 it4
pubi,e ct Noxuhee. Winston and Kemp'r
counties by the nuds rsigned, who has put.
chased me right tor the above TERRITORY.
1t speaks iVr Itself. Besides the great 70.
wing in rails, Ut loasl ons-tbird 70 the nil
1t is stronger and 1fpras better protcetisi
against stock of all kinds than any fen,s
syer offered to tbs public. Il supenedv.
oil Others 10 the oder slatel. snd viii =.
ventuAllY be adopted wherever il ls iutr
duced.
Refer to A. H and ThOs. E. Bush. d.
MAhorner ana !. b. Allgood, At Aaecn !.
and ]. A. Coleman, MOmphiA Ala
JHSSE MAlrrDtNH.-
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board Of Health meets again on
ht Monday IN August.
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Notice,

= hereby given that Sealed Pro-
C''S ~'lI be received until the LIST
. July next, for the c~onhtruc
\ Vi the first section OF Ievee
y NoSubee river swamp, 10
from the Iron bridge to fork
E"ac9n and Shuqualak and Ma
ana Louisville roads, according
p,aos and specifications, on file
~ odlcc' The Board OF Super
Frs reserve the right to reject
and all bids.
r" R. c, PATTY, Clerk.
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Fashion NOles.

~, %MaY Jackets will be much
'H's season.
'',l "a's, with AMI without
~ Ro. coming IN vogue:-
O ns Ora 10 Hats Aro
- A large lot inst re-.
NUNN y OWENS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-08
ALLOWANCES.

The account OF J. Il. Burrag"
for timber, aud the petition OF Il,
b. Trlplett ct. a. were continued.
Marshall 4 Bruce for looks t.r
.Chaucery Clerks Office $50 80
Same for books Tor So rii's ot
Acc; % 9
Same tor hooks iur C rcap
Cork, office. 81 l5
Southern Express Compa y, ex-
press on books 8 %
Jessie Young's account for burial
of pauper was continued.
Il. W. Philips for nails, 2 90
j. E. Cade, guarding prison
ora, 90
Mississippi Sun printing pro .
sells 4 65
Same for overseers blanks 2 SO
G. NJ. Thomas; tran potaulon of
Alice Scott Il prisoner to Komper
county, l3 ON
Galway n NoIen, for rope 90
J. NJ. Kirby, for lumber, 10 -
CIearmar l. Son, lumber, II II
G. W. Chairman, sign boards, 3 90
Tuesday, June 18th,
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, also Clerk and sheriff.
Proposals tor placing llgotl ny
rods on the Court House, wi, 90
received until the first Mondal n
July.
The Mobile and Ohio Il T. ;r
ordered to make a crossing ol aid
road at ShuJuaIak and Far eId
rad, nortn ol he depot.
The report al q. B, Amos ct. A..
Commissioners, was received anh
adopted.
Tho petitjon oi L. But or oil. al.
for opening OF the road tom htm
p county line 70 Cambelo MoI
was granted, .. Bay ey overs er.
Henry Martin was released as
oversoer nt Mac N aud %SnuqnaIak
road, aud 5. b. jackson Jr appoint
cd.
Tue ,av rab e report Of N h.
NJ ss, wa, received and ordered
spread upon the minutes as toll
,Ows:
We have carefully reviewd the
route designated and deemed the
same practicable and the Ia ID sui, =
abe tor maklnGs good roaj, and
bel living said road necessary :
the accommodate OF the traveing
puolm. we ave- plainly marked the
same and wonid recommend 'na'
same route BIZ opened ~ a road tor
public travell
Davy SLoval, was required to
work has ROAD within ten days from
thi dats.
ALLOWANCES.
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+ Clay witness certificate, 80
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w N"avy rains have fallen in
'''' Two days, The creeks are
w a'd the the Noxubee will
T''0 ID is bauks bv'night.
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Commercial Hou.a,
MACON, MISS.


RyIng leased the above named Hluse
IA aud rcdnced the prices OF meal, 70
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.COTrTON We were the largest buyers in Macon last
AO-' season, and will pay the highest market price
this year, not only for cotton, but fer all otner co1utrv produce.
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Our CIR O u Y Department.
MURPHEY WAGONS.

10 arrive shortly our FIFTH car load, this season, Of two
and four horse wagons. The popularity of these wagons is
fully established, and every wagon is guaranteed.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-27
FROM THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

IL
DR. n. n. FRNEER, Fredonis ny,
Dear sir:-Please send me two more
bottles Of your Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic. My wife has been taking It and
thinks it has done her good. Yours truely,
C. A. TRACY.
DR.. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic may well be called ''The
cOnqueFing hero" of the times. 1t is the
medical triumph of the age. Whoever has
''the blues" should take it, for it regulates
and restores the disordered system that
gives rise to them. 1t always cures Bilious
ness and Liver Complaint, Jaundiee, Dys-
Pepsia, Constipation, Headaches, Fever
and Ague, Spleen EDlargements, Scrofula,
Erysipelas, Pimples, Blotehes and all Skin
Eruptions and Blood Disorders; Swelled
Limbs and Dropsy; Sleeplessness, Impaired
Nerves and Nervous Debility; Restores
flesh and strength when the system is run
ming down or going into decline; cures Fe-
male Weakness and Chronic Rheumatism,
and relieves Chronic Bronchitis, and all
Lung and Throat difficulties. It does
these things by striking at the root of dis
ease and removing its causes.
DIR. Fenner's Improved Cough Honey
will relieve any cough in one hour.
DIR. Fenner's Golden Relief cures any
pain, as TOoth-ache, Neuralgia, Collie or
Headache in to so minutes, ana readily
relieves Rheumatism, Kidney Complaint,
DiaTrhes, Dysentery, For sale by dee-
lers,
Get a ciroular entitled peoples RENE
dies" describing DR. Fenner's Popular Re-
medies. 1903