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rom the Treasury. and the compensation re-
ccived for deriving the territory IN n late num-
Der OF popular magazine. made Mr.. Ellioits
mission rs profitable TO himself rs il was useful
I.llio,i's report fila go ragca Of II Treasury
report to Congress on tho seal fisheries ~
AHska HIS work is amusing for its prci"nsiun
and sclf-asscrtiun he writes OF the whole terri
tory Hs II ne hat personally visited every part
Of II. whrrcus he only visited Stka, Ouulaska.
tee Sem Islam :. n. Matthew and st. Lawrence
islands, and returned 10 san Francisco after an
ab-"nc" Of four months, three of which were
passed q, sea Elliott bunders 40 shamciuiy
IN writing OF things that We do know some
il cdunily at sea IN his dissertations upon mat
t"r- may We are not oonversant with. For OK
ample. lac says:
rhcG",rnu,n' should it attempt to manage this bu.i
s,r'c,. Of sucn n' as those Who compose The lu,e.s
mnnscment VI N'c Aassa COMPANY without paying
a. '9b"uf o. IN, a.gns as large " arscr ihlp Mat
men Cannot conduct thi, business successfully
] we examine the nntcccdonis OF those extra
ordinary men hcior" their capture Of tue Seal
lslandsowe find many Of them in the Govern
mont -,rvirron salari Very much below that
pgii 70 ,r,sdrnts of the United States.
,. J.., r. Mi,lrr PRESIDENT ct the c2mp@eny was
on salary OF $1,000 u year g. Falronor. ono Of
III u agents at the islands. WIS Deputy Collector
NJ Sllka. then III the cOmpanys service. then
special Treasury gg nt then IN the company's
service ihrn Tr,asury agent ,neAin. ~ ~ W.
lht'rc. j. NJ Mcintyre. AMI tilhrl's BRYANT
wrrc -prcidl Treasury agents, and are now the
company - agents at the islands. John Morton
was ono OF the cvmranys agents at the islands
AMI IS now agent lo, th"TreasurN AZ the i-lunds
q. Me ann. shipping manager 81 the company
"t san Ftan'isco was On employee vi the Rus;
san Fur Comp Nv. Louis Sioss. CONNER ial
manager of the company At san Francisco was
q min lnE -io lrok oi nlndrfat" mo Ms. H.
W. llui 'hius, n, who manages the Treasury
onclals ana lUliy At WASHINGTON. went 10 The
Pacific a. ,ierk to Gen. Eou. an. the American
tomris,i, nor tu receive tin, Ici rltorv. and had
o. ~hl.rv of sou month. HIS partner. Kohl.
WIS Captain and part owner II q smpll steamer
Thinh traded To- Alaska from British Columbia
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NEw YoRR. Monday. Fob lS.-Receipts Of
b'Nts wcfc rs car loads or i4oi head making total
OF lp'iu iqr rc week, against 9t27 for the previous
" T. AMI SOW Tor the corresponding week last year.
Market hru Tor choice and extra steers which
comparatively cnrcc. hut rather slow iur lower grades
the reduced rTcrt of last Friday. which iaic
~ l"w'r than closing rates OF last week. Prime ani
.Nii steers ~ p to LOO ms sold Mt ioil@lllsc
N tndfuss $50 = n fair to good do 10 $50 ms,
at 'aiuc 10 dr. - 'u ms aud ordinary 20 Medium do
all weights. nj f &C.. dress liis1l rs Among the
,al"s were 4, Color iu steers. i4st Ms. ~ $500 to
dtcss51 To- l1dt.l ,Nbt vr tndfcss 80 NJ and ~
Texans. i.2iO MS at &C. to bs with al head
ad itd
Receipts oi sheep and lambs " loads or 900
DC t Nnknl ffH Of ~ tii tor the wec.. rctnst "a
'il ter ihc cvrus week Market active uul 'rn at an
advance uf o. i,H T. ~ with the Of 81. ~ n. Tor
oriHar' TO- Mira She and - for ear load o Ohio
wifNot.. 1905 ~ average. some lambs sold AZ
& "a - ~ q IDl =.
R,f1irts of hoes wern ~ car oads or ~ 80 head,
making O. tll oft 7lpfur the week. aluust 1896 tor
urcsigu woek Market .tca y for live hogs 90 ihoa
go r. iuu Hs. Wil load OF f't Ohio iio -
rs AVERAGE -..l az tltp city dressed caster with Zee
sllos .t 500 no & 100 ms Tor extremes the latter hsuIo
tor
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DIED.

CosrEl tom MONDAY. Feb *. at his re ,oncc. -
Monroe Il. llubtk'u Nilham Costello. urtt D mOuihl
anl - iaN-, son OF Charlie amt Margaret Costello
Relatives ami friends OF the family .isrt uy in
Nfrd tp attend > tunt raj ON Thursday, Feb. II
DIRTY ON sunday. Feb H. Daniel DOriy, in tho
a7fh year of hi
Rrat and friends respectfully invited attend
the ar gh om his ate resi- pnce. 81 Beach st. uenct
e. 81 Patricks cathedral. where requiem mas Will "
o""r'd tn, ~. isN morning at 10 "cln = after which
The re- Mains MIL lr 'akrn o. calvary Z, 1ucturv.
kANskl-on MONDAY. feh l., Isl, AZ ia, residence
of TOR parents l - Arus aV, Ella, IA, infant daughteI
ui Ella aid JOS pa katskL
Funeral Tue ~day, ltl lH. NJ ! O'Clock
hrNtN-on Feb. II, Patrick + Nj Ney, IN the sam yeas
OF his
Relatives aud friend. of The am, are respectfully in:
Nifrd 10 attend the funeral from li- late ouce 2t
T. "
NORRIS In Brooklyn. saturday. Feb i6, John b.
No. I-cd a. wears
Relatives AMI friends OF the family rcqu, -tod 70 et-
tend the funeral from hi- late residence ir' Lafayette
az. Brookl'n on luc~'ay, Feb 10. at3J1P ". Friends
are T. luestod not to -, mi tuNrr,
PHlPfS-on SUNDAY. Feb II. Georsilua. vale at VIII
ham lhiips a-nd - wears
Friend. aui relative, o the family are invited 10 attend
T. VI
vAN HORIZON Monday. Feb IL, John Van Horn.
in the e3i yer at hs axe.
Re 'auyc- AMI ricnds vi fc fnily requested 10 at
tend the funeral from IN, Ht rr-dtu,o 81 fhip It,
Commuuipaw, y j, on "Wednesday afternoon at 4
O'clock.
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The English Gloe Club, - we'll known in
this city by the many charming concerts which
they have given during the PAST six years. has
recently added 10 is regular evenings a sorirs
If AFTERNOON performances. On "Wednesday
AIT noon the second ut tne afternoon -rrlD =
WILL nr given "a fhic, ring Han ut p pcll X.
The programme consists ot gie"n amt SONGS 10y
Stevens, tnr,-iophrr Gu,db, 90, H"ion, nu-
uunu, Schubert and - 'h"v.
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BUSINESS lloht,s.
I dui.,l,o Woi,e'.


SCUrNrK-fNKr.-At the Lake houi..trad kingston
y. j.. Feb. 49, ~ She lnv John n. rt.. ID. IaNici
~hercs o' Princeton. D.. 10 laura uy u htcr Of j..
l. t.tu Ia .r.
NANptRN uuRr-KAl ON Thur>iar, Fob. a.. i~7s. n
the lr-iieec u tu' hrdc Iartnts lf Gee h. stew
ART sal h A.rlm NUdrrNutrt To f..l I've. l.u,htef
col Elizabeth ana William Kay all at BruOelyn.
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ALpiNy. Feb ls.- Suprriutcndon, Smyth Of
tn Insurance De ptrtlDuf reports Nauiuu 90 tile
condition oi the Metropolitan Iic Insurance Com auy Of
New York which snow sit To- be- entirely sound
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t5oo hush and coing prices were 81 eco - % for No.
spring. ~ 34Tti - Tor No. red wintr ard ~ ~ for
choice white state and for future delivery. early 24eD
bush No rcd wircr for March 81 80; and later $500
lush No spring NJ 81 2iGs 2is for March Rye quiet
Harley In demand; sales 2OODD bush. choice arrived
stat for cNiurt al 7nc Oats lower and mrly nctive
sslcs 41Or bush NJ 3Sis@3Gc for graded mixed. and
Wsa ipr Tor white, including No graded at 30 49, for
mixed aud 3o3ir. tor Whit. Indian lower and only
moderately active ~ the re ltcon; sales cn 'hc spot
No at 5-a ts, M at iSa tsi,c. aul jieyli,c for
st amer missed yellow Jersey and Southern new $40
SIC For future delivery, Ii4uD bush. mostly steamer
mtxrd at 5tshi for February ~, jl ,r tur March.
AMI i1ic. Tor Anil hut including NO for March AZ 5sc
tHOcbgIEs kin office about steady. though qirt; car
i't@i94r. gnli sales iOp bags private terms;
3pb bags were withdrawn from stock. stocks here In
trst and second hands ii~61i BAGS; sales at New
lcan. ib bags part Mt ldtc gold Mild grades quiet
at 2Dss2ii e. tor jayn; I5@i7ec. for Maracabo both
eo' Rice ~ some demand at 5asG,c.. currency. for
New orleans, common to choice. 25fs Is Raw sugars
morc active and nrm; iar 10 good refining quoted ~ 20
Dc sales a2iS hhiN at o. TOR common cuba 7ssc.
Tor Prime II timing for centrifugal also $500
san Domingo. &c Refined arm fair trade hards ~
Toe standard \ nst"isc
81 SnHiFsSIiS turpcntine steady; sales 40 bills az
33c. Resins Itft at 81 onntiu2is common to good
strained. Petroleum quitt and UNCHANGED. crude in
bulls. &c refined in hbls. rig Tallnw dull at 7ssc
Tor prime. whitley nOuinaliy UNCHANGED at ~ O8lsS
sii0 Oocsa ,ishts quiet and Unchanged grain to
ihvgrpo.l. by siem otL, provisions irs+'s cotton.
ii@932d corn to London. by steam. "a grain to
Cora tor orders - Gd refined PETROLEUM same voy.
age l.. 81 grain to Naples, 5s 81 q ar do to the Bal
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SCHMIDT In She rltj 0 New York on ~, tetl lay
fthruaH t. 49,. az "a" Hon Htulliaa ST. % hln-on.
Inl-rui 30. Court of Common Pleas. Eva hDlAi mos
Gcorse SchiAldl Cause, adultery.
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john J. Van Horn died at CommUnippW
y'-i..N ut to ne 49, lie died IA ho hpueo 4n Ach
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IT, hn madr iuuii before using El.lut's 'ar-
bonn smut Tor GAIA, ria Is -nnrlc AMI ,urc .'c -Ar
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Help for tho weak. nervous and debilltated
Ghruu amt pulltul dIAfHets car Il without utt1rir
Electric b. U.s. ami other appliances All about iin aud
how distinguish tue genuine from ~" fpuilous
PAM Met with particulars irre. rulVernacher DAly anne
Co az Broadway, New huiA --ats.
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The drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery
a. li.n II In lnE yrsteidtN contained two errors
In nuinh ~ follows No lD,H2I should be No. lU,o2J
No II, 917 sh0Ild be Nv. ll,2eI-Aie
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" benson IS Capciu Porou, Plaster The zen
., nave .eN o'd 'Hp.mr 'w n4"t-N ra'n Ii1si'i
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Busr0N. Feb H. John Mccoy died III South
Bos,uu ON SATURDAY, 'l-ti lo1 years and omuntha-
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No medicine ever had stronger recommenda-
tons Tor ls lnulnsc Aert tan The Peruvian s. rup
A,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-19

Use Olliflus "Tasteloss" Cod Liver Oh. with
si!,-Ade.
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state bonds were steady We uDtc ~llcsni Missouri e.
o i~i at Intf.. Naitn t..un is. new. turii uct,-
boz. %. auA .|ui-lIfa = .ls,.lHl. %. $40 ~I4,
opening, hl-uc,'. ,Ow ,si AMI T. VI closing uriecs
% stuCh~ 10 tiaA --t|I sil. .-
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Byooksville Chitchat.

The farmers say they reed rain
again. We never appreciated the
sunshine and dry roads So highly,
q, when it cleared off after the long
rainy spell.
Our little town is remarkably
quiet at present, and | have moth.
ing to note, unless | may mention
the return of the young ladies and
.oats from scho u, and The pleasant
visits of old rrluaintanc'
Misses Ann Roger, SaIie St)yall,
Maggie Harper, Sallje Virgin and
Mary Cosby have rcluned from
school. They will have such Il
pleasant stay at home, we know
they will not be ANXIOUS to leave
soon, Miss Mary Wade is ut home
again after her long stay in Mary
land. Mr.. and Mrs. liankins hgl Q
b,en on y vjsrl to Mr. Thos. Han
k ns and family of our town. Mr..
Capt. and he little Miss and NJ Is.
ter Williams of Par Tenn, are o.
av it o thor friends and reiatlv s
here. Mr.. Tommic Sessions s'iple ed
OF tor a few day re at o.. lie
lik 8 Henderson very muGN, bnt
sIll thinks "tI cre's no place like
BrooksvlIle," aud we must say that
We admire his tasto. Will, ah'
sent he had a good substitute IN
Mr.. Walter Lowry, Of Aberdeen
NJ IS S. Will Calm,s aud Tcmmt
Harper returned from Jack On
Tenn, where they have been at
tending school for the last nj ,
months. They are delighted W Il
Jackson and there seems TO be sumt
70 great attraction for them there
Mr. Turner Morgan, jr, Of Son
Carolina, is visiting his father ant
friends in town. We hope he ma,
have II pleasant stay. Mr., ca u.
Hank ms was in town for a few day
aud the young people gave him
sociuhle, Mr., Walter Stroup ha
gone TO North Ala, on u visit.
How are the Murpheys OF you
tow doing, We are very muc
AFRAID haL the most OF ours ar
barkaliders, or viii be soon, as "
heard somo say they wished the.
were ont oil il. This movement
; dduI ~tIcss, would be a great adval
I tagc to the country, but we tear
is like most all OthOr excitomont
4 that soon die away. Better lrav
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excellent sermon; success attend
him cope be will give us another
call. Rev. DR.. Hines delivered u
number one discourse at the Uu.
/ N church or Sunday night.
On Tuesday morning the bright
and Curious sun snOwored his
rays Of mingled gold and silver
dust upon the most joyous array Of
youth and beauty that We have
Seen in a long While. The sound
ing OF hoot, of the chnmprug sleed
and the rolling Of wheels tod Us
that the young folks were starting
OUT to picnic at Running Water.
10 see the you G toiks in such =
joyons moot, Reminded us Of The
haIcyon DAYS Of our yolh. lhcl
LETT for tnc picnic like a g'eom Of
the sun through amlJin the clouds.
Had Il fine dinner on die ground.
W tn all the choice viands that one
c uld think Of, aud lemons, ice,
plenty OF water and 10 whiske,.-.
Wit aud Beauty retgned suprcmc,
and a. went off as merry as q mar.
rage betl, They returned IN he
evening looking as fresh aud beau
tous as Il May morning.
The Murphvs had a meeting at
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LETTER FROM SNrQuALiK,

SHvQuALAK, Miss, June 18Th IS
Drar Beacon Since my last
we have had mere rain than we
eyersaw 10 June before in many
wears. The crops are genelna''y
IN a bad condition, beng very
grassy. Corn Is boxing well eX
cent in the bottoms where the wa
ter stood on it, .
The farmer, are f-hting a hard
battle with Gen. Green. | thl"k
though by perseverance aud skill
tut mancuvermg they will XII him
out aud gam the yir'ory, II the
weather continues favorable there
will vet be ii good crop made
Mr.. Henry roal and Mr.. hester,
at the Dew pace, have had roF,'-
inc ears IN the field since he
l0Tb of June, Us fine rs | ever saw,
large and we'll filled. Many thanks
Ito the above gentlemen Tor the fine
ones presented to us,
rhrre has been some sickness
In the country, mostly levers.
Mr. j. Y. GampbclI's child died
las, sunday evening from the Ct
fects Of measles u sprlghtIy IItlle
ri of three summers,
9 We announce the death OF Mrs
Grace PcrncIl, daughter of Dr.
Robl. Weir, and wife Of Mr. WIN
P%erncII OF I%sscqueuna county, II
remains were sent here for inter-
mcnt at Mrs. Stantons.
Mrs. Connects little child died
on last Tuesday evening, aged tw'
weeks.
We notice the return to oul
town of several young ladies who
have been off attending school
namely: a..
6 nk,yrle Female College; NJ s
n as,cy from the Female CoiIrg.
nj W uches,er, I macs ee land Nus
Lula Haynes, from the GN'nSV'''
+ mae College.
Their relatives and many frI'hdi
are proud TO soc them once mor'
aud gaye them hearty wel'om'
home. sweet homo again. Mis-
Mamie Boasloy graduated with tn.
hc,es, honorsat he Mary sharp
FNo are glad % SEQ Mr., John fy
son IN our town n ain he gradu1
ysJ Vt the oxford l. W school a
the examination he stood third II
a class 30
Miss Libbrc Buck, OF Mobile,
or a vis,t to our town, aud ~
Z. Uncst Of Mrn. j. IL. Greer. She
also f graduate of Mrs, Buck
school at Macon, Mes.
Mr. John Bates, from Birmirs
!. ham. il ON u visit here to his man
: friends aud arQuainlanres:
: Mr.. jesse Lagr'uo had a mui
y stolen on. Sunday night. he b,
recovered The mule but ial'ed
captures he thiei, D.;
: Wo hal preaching at the Bapi'
T. church by Rev. Mr.. White. IA
SUNDAY morning, He gave as t
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Selling
The Fourth Of July.

The Alb Of July is near at hand,
but we hear of no preparation for its
celebration among US. Why is it
that we cannot have & festive time as
OF yore. The summers are ali duh
enough at best. Why not have a
general barbecue or basket dinner"
to which all the neighborhood may
contribute as in the good old times
before the war, We never could see
why the southern people should not
celebrate our Declaration Of hide
pendence as we'll as the people of the
north Our forefathers died as hard
fighting for our liberty, and our
southern generals distinguished
themselves as much as did those Of
the north. Our Washington was
commander-in-chie of the army Of
the rebellion, or of the revolution, as
it is generally called. 1t seems to US
clear that we ought, in due and res
pectml consideration of the painful
sacrafices Of our ancestors, made to
throw of British oppression. by all
means to celebrate regularly and APP
propriately the anniversary of the
great achievement which was the re-
suit Of their unparalleled s~acrafces.
We only need some pubic spirited
men to take the lead. No season Of
TIE year is more suitable for having
a bountifu! repast. All kinds of veg
@ ables and fruits abound in the
greatest plenty, and ice is cheap
What, then, hinders us from having
q general feast on the occasion of the
approaching anniversary. Weremem
Der with what impatient anticipation
Of pleasure, we, in years gone by,
looked forward to the enjoyment
OF our fourth OF July. How our
hearts swclled with emotions Of
delight when, "a the sun arose, our
cnrap;ured eyes were greeted with
the sjght of uuturlcd banners float
ing Oh the morning breeze, and
our ears with the shout Of boys
and men, and at every louise, the
womeA too, were all ma state Of
commotion, all making rr'para-
ton for the feast. All kinds Of bus
iuess and work was for the time
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SALE.
Alabama Gold Life ms, Co,

LAldOullh VIVA III 'aNos W.
VS. Nunu. IN.
B. f. Harper.
By virtue of the above-s.ated wfittO ne
directed from the Office of the clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF Noxubee County, twill on
Monday, the LIST. day of July, A D., 1873,
within the hours prescribed by law, in
front OF the Court House in tho town ot
Macon, in said county and state, expose 10
sale at public auction, to the highest bid.
dor for cash all the right, title and inter
est. the defendant, b. +. Harper has m
and 10 the following deStribed lands, to.
East half OF southeast quarter, section
Il, and south west quarter section -, aad
Southwest quarter Of southeast quarter Of
section %, and south milf of west hall of
east half Of west halt OF northwest quar-
ter Of section %, ans southwest quarter
OF north east quarter section 10, and north
half Of northeast quarter less 10 acres Of
west end Of section q. and 20 acres in
west half Of northwest quarter section -,
and Il acres in west half of northwest
quarter section -, and q acres in south
end Of east half Of southeast quarter sec
ton "a, all in township Is, range IL.
lying and bang in sand county and state.
The above-describud lands having been
levied upon as the property Of defendant,
Is. f Harper, vii! be sold TO satisfy, the n
devastated cuse mad all costa.
0, NJ. TH0M As, Sh'G,
: ic 9 IS By H. pfNsNcRr, ClrrE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-29

The following a]crostios upon the
names OF the young ladies who were
graduated at the Macon Female Sem
mary, June 2lst, 1878, were written
without any view of publication but
by the solicitation of friends, they
are submitted with the subject of
each ones essay.
DEDICATED TO MISS LIBBIE Il. BUCK.
Subject Of her essay r" II is not all of life
~ live"
VI Time, with his cold wing, ne'er mark
thy brow with care,
In life mny happiness beam on thy fea.
lures far,
But relncmber" it is not nll Of life to
live "
Be thou assured that Time his sweetest
joys will give
In life, when dury's work engages all his
hours,
EArth's fruits lie will bestow and strew
thy pHth with flowers,
Every blessing heaven affords will fall on
thee in showers.
But now thy mind is alled with precious
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Notice to Teachers.
OFFIcE OF COUNTY SUpr.

49, To
MACON, Miss. Juue Dist, IS.
By Tho recently enacted school,
law Of THIS STATE ii is made the lu.
- Of County Superintendent 80
can q Convention OF the Teachers
otther respective counties, to con.
slider aad adopt a uniform series Of
text books" to be used in the
schools OF the county.
III accordance with said section,
| hereby request the Teachers OF
NoXUbee county to meet ut the
NchOo house OF Capt. 7. j.. Stokes
in the town OF Macon, ut 10 o'cIoek
a. m, on Saturday the 9th day OF
July, to discharge the duty there
by imposed, and since this is . mat
ter of much Importance, it is hoped
that there will be u good attend
ancc at the time and place above
named.
All Teachers or other parties
having business with me on the
above mentioned day will fad me
ut my office from s to 10 o'clock il
the morning.
i. A. PACE,
Supt. NoXubee Co.
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Notice.

/. hereby given that Sealed Pro- 70.
,o.s,s viii b received until the
yst 'I Monday Of July next, for pla'
cling lightning rods on the
S,"S s%ccordlng to plans and spe'
CiSos,ions, on flo in my olieo.--
l ! rirbt 10 reject any and aleGldS''
'n0 ''s" r. y. PATTY,
a. Clerk,
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Q Catalogue Of the Law D.
lo0t Of the University at OK
gives Dir. John y. Tyson OF
a hue record ducing
asst session. He stood the
on The honor list, out Of a
OF 50, and showed a general
&c of daily recitouons at
graded on a scale of 100
re sIai to see Noxubec so ta-
ny represented at this Insti
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4 Wife Doatey in Jail,

mn nnmod Thomas, living at
.pot, WIS arrested and fined for
treatment 10 his wife. Sho now
Ia critical condition, and ply
S think her recovery IS doubt
The facts being made known to
authorities, u warrant was
! for his r%e-arrest. 1t WAS exc
last night by Marshal Howell
he wife heater now lies in jail.
will he fortunate If y more Sc
charge IS not brought against
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-29

Ian he seen by dissolution no.
-.tcro. Mr.. julius YaretzkN
.,.s.,or Of Ynret2ky s Bro.
E,J,E. He desires to dispose
Tl.n,k on hand as rapidly as
/ and GOOD bargains can be
/ by calm yearly
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-29

7 Lem, Adams was the first
NO have roasting care, ut least
'U0pe he was, MS he was the first
| 10 remember u.s.
lu'S Year will always BIO remem.
y as the fno garden year
! n'Sl week in May MIR, Marx
Us a tomato weighing 14oS. +,
- l. Yates brought a "Trophy"
'"town that weighed 2Ioz.. and
nogsess presented us With q
"'''" cluster Of tour weighing
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-29

/ brnagio & Co's, iceberg
/. on.n for the Season,
4. soda water and the finest
,ru h, served to thirsty
her, from carly morn to deWy
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-29

Il Johtny Murphcy, of the
va Htr0Lt is in town on til
'''u ist-anothor instance OF
wis oi base hall playing.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-29

+. m the goth Instant in
.,n,ty, Ala, after II pro-
! ! , r,a Mrs. ALICE EzELL,
a.,nt Eel and daughter Of
/. RarIeisa Brewer she was
7, t5e burial ground on the
"A Brewer plantation,
On the I'D. INST, BLANcHE'
'l.,chtcr Of David A. and Ed
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-29

STING Of bee upon the part
ID is sud to be an intaI'I5le
the rheumatism. Our old
j. Williams can now find
:fpc rcIief from his rhoumat
IS by sticking his ies in .