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The Pembina Extension,

1t would look to man up tree that
the peole of Beloit, Canton, Eden and
Fairview should leave no stone unturned
to secure the extension OF the Sioux City
and Pembina railrord to those places
Sioux City and st. Paul company 10 run a
branch road from their Worlhington and
Sioux Falls road, down through Rock
Rapids and thence to the neighbovhood
OF Calliope. If they should do SO before
the Sioux City g. Pembina is extended
above Calliope, one great inducement for
making the last named extension would
be removed. BY running to Belolt and
ultimately to Sioux alls, the Sioux City
q Pembina will have 8 connection with
the Worthington branch. Bu: If before
they do that the road is built through and
down from Rock Rapids, the Sioux City
and Pembina will have an easier and bet
ter opportunity Of uniting with the Worth
ington road, by running northeast from
Calliope and meeting the new extension
and if the Worthingten road throws the
spur down through Rock Rapids, it would
hardly pay the Sioux City u Pembina to
extend its line to Beloit.
Take map and draw the lines of the
two roads, as proposed, and it will be
seen than it is not probable both will be
built, but the early bird will get the " orm.
If the Worthington road is built down
first, Eden, Fairview, Canton and Beloit,
in all probability would lose their
chance for Railroad and would have to
depend upon the very uncertain exten sion
of the McGregor road, which mug be built
some day, and which NJ q strike one of
those places, and may not. 1t certainly
won't strike all Of them,-.Si0us CITY
Journal.
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Delegate,

The Press 0ad D0k )ttj@p, from the "a.-
mosphere Of uncertainty that pervates the
political aspect OF the Territory" has
espied quite formidable array of mate
rial from which conycntion could select,
among which it mentions Judge Kidder,
Gov. Pennington, Judge Barnes, Geo. H.
Hand, Judge Bennett. Alex. Hughes, COL
Lounsberry, J. A. Wallace and R. f. Pet
tigrew. Should the Sioux Valley present
any claims for candidate, Frank Petit
grew would be a hard man to defeat in
this region, but we have more faith in
Franks judgment than that he will allow
his name for use this campaign. 1t will
be break neck campaign for somebody
and, in our opinion, more liable TO be fatal
to the one not the choice Of tho B ack
Hills. Unless that portion of our Terrific
~ is marvellous exception to the first
days of mining country, they can and
will control the election Of the Delegate
this fall. 1t will be the man they want
whether Democrat or Republican, and
mono other need apply. 1t is to be hoped
that the Republicans will not, in their
anxiety to secure their favorile, whoever
he may be, lose sight Of discretion in CON
sidering the nomination, as they are no}
able to trife or carry any other burden
than such as at least will as much as d.
vide the Black Hills support. But the
safest plan is to designate some one that
they will unite upon.
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RelOit.

Although near the extreme Northwest
ern portion of the State Of Iowa, this town
SO beautifully situated, upon the eastern
banks of the Sioux bids fair to become
one of importance. A certain portion Of
Lyon County will always be tributary
and the mill Of James. A. Carpenter does
an extensive milling business and draws
more or less traffic to the town.
The tyadesman are men of enterprise and
with all the drawbacks the entire region
has had to contend, they without except
ion have held their own, eveu against til C
active competition that the. LeMars merch
ants enforced last season.
Tim Fosdlck keeps as large, select and
general assortment of clothing and gentle
mans furnishing goods, as can be found
north Of Sioux City, and his sales are sur
prising for the hard times.
F. NJ. Rowley's establishment contain s
full assortment Of general merchandise,
and he has fine run of custom both at
Beloit and at his branch establishment at
Lincoln Center.
Charley Getz combines stationery and
fancy article dealings with his attendanc e
upon the Post Office, which he has attract
lively arranged, and after great effort has.
succeeded in securing the Money Order
attachment.
Mike Nelson's Hardware outfit invoic-
es an extensive line of Hardware, Stoves
and Tlnware, and House furnishing ma
terials as can be found in the Sioux Val
ley, and as q salesman and worksman, his
success Ii business proves him ii astsr
J. H. Coulter next door west of Nelson g
has one Of tho most tastefully arr anged
Drug Stores we ever saw. His asSortmen
is finely displayed, and more extensive
than is usually found in country establish
ments of this kind He evidently is pros
pering and his attention to. business merits
the SUCCESS that he has attained.
T. W. Tattershall, Harness maker has a
fine, well stocked shop. and turns out ex-
cellent work. His patronage requires the
services of two worklngmen.
Tom Rood the good natured proprietor
of the Temperance Billiard Room sustains
neat and orderly house.
A. B. Reynolds the general mail con-
tractor, caters also to the public, in the
line of Landlord and a kind host.
OF Hclgerson deals extensively in
Agricultural Implements, Threshing Ma
chimes, and almost everything that the
farmer needs for cultivating the soil. His
ware house is mammoth one.
Magnus Bergstrom does. an extensive
B!acksmithing business and gives univer.
sal satisfaction.
Ali OF these gentlemen seem to be busl-
ly engaged, and have full faith in the ultl
mate prospec. of the country where they
have pitched their tents. A more ener-
iectic set of men is rarely found in west
ern towns, years and miles ahead of rail-
road, but their grip holds out and they
are patiently waiting for the promised day
when Railroads will bring them into con.
tao, with the eastern world, and the Ill.
crease of business that follows in the wake
of these arteries Of commerce.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-06-04

THERE wss az old fashioned spelling
school last Thursday night at the School
house in Grange township at which Miss
Carrie Lnbert Of this city Is teaching this
summer. The exercises consisted of spell
ling, speaking, singing, reading, ETC., &C
compsnied by flashes of lightning for
science effect and peals Of thunder for ap-
plause. 1t being stormy and very dark
out Of doors except when the lightning
dspel!ed the gloom for second, the peo,
pie who were present, about sixty in mum
Der, kept up the exercises until daylight,
making !. probably the longest spelling
school on record Their favorite song is
said to have been, awe won't 90 home
till morning. Sioux City Journal.
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Another Reduction in fare.
The Saint Paul Il Sioux City -
Sioux City & Saint Paul
Railroads.

viii celebrate the coming in of the
New Year BY {. general reduction Of 10.
cal ticket fares from Fee Cents to -Four
Cents, per mile On all divisions of their
roads, to take effect January lst, 1878.
It appears from the official reports in
the Railroad Commissioners office that
these companies in more than twelve years
of operation have never killed or Injured
any passenger or lost piece Of baggage.
Their express trains are equipped with
the Miller platforms, and Westinghouse
Automatic Air Brakes, aud in everything
pertaining to the safety and comfort OF
connections, are not excelledby anJin the
conItry.
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The Dakota Southern is having SER
ieus time Of it at Vermillion. They have
just finished repairing wash out sixty
feet long at Vermilllon, when word comes
to them that the track Is again washed out
in the very same place. 1t went out on
Saturday night or early Sunday morning,
and Superintendent Merchant went up on
Sunday to lo6k at the thing Arrange
ments were made by which all trains were
transferred there yesterday, and no time
was lost. The late repairs on that road
cost to $400, and now that the dose is
repeated the Dakota Southern people
don't appear very mucnpleased about it
Journal.
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CANTON PosT.oFFlcE DIRECTOR Y

Southern daily mail arrives every day except Sun
day Mt 8: 80 p NJ. Departs every day except Sunday
at 6 A. NJ. j..
Northern daily mail arrives every day except Sat
ard " at $3.50 A. NJ Departs every day except Mon
Canton and Milltown mai! arrives eAery Tuesday
and saturday 1T p. NJ. Departs every Monday and
Th ursday at 8 A. NJ. =.
6P.M. Departs every Thursday, at 8 4. M.
Canton & Vermillon mail departs every Thurs
dav at A. NJ. Arrives every Friday at A. M.
,ron1 to . p NJ and one hour after the mail az
ryes from the Norih'
''''' JOHN FALDE, Postmaster.
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2-2-7W

NTOTICE.-U s. LAND OFFICE, sieu1 Fallf D.
mt, May 9th 1878.
Complaint having been entered'at t this Office by
Halvor OILS swrosli, AGAINST B. Racklif, for aban-
doning his Timber entry No. OIL, dated May I'd,
Range 81, in Lincoln county, D. T., with view OF
the cancellation of said entry: the s:id parties
hereby summoned to appear at thiG Office on the
18th dsy Of June, 1878, at O'Clock p. m, to res
abandonment
3. F. CAMPBELL, Register.
J. M. WAsHBURN Receiver.
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cyvy business you eau engagein. 500 u
nNEWui20.00 per day made BY any worker Of
RLA either sex, right IN their own locslt
hHlHN tea Particulars and samples woru
DHky 500 free. Improve your spare time
at this business. 6tinaou Co;
Portland, Msine,
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Summons.


TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, District Court
Sss. in and for Lin
COUNTY Oh LINCOLN, coin County, I'd
Judicial District.
Joseph L. Durkee,
Susan N. Durkee,
TBE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA
To the above named Defendant in the name Of the
Territory of Dakota:
You are hereby summoned azd required to an
swer the complaint Of tho Plaintiff in tho above en-
titled action, which was filed in the oftce of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of the I'd Judicial District
in and for the county of Lincoln, the 9Th day OF
April A. D. 1878, and to serve copy Of your answer
to said complaint the subscriber, at his office In
the village Of Canton, in said county, within thirty
1907 days after the service Of the summons upon
you, exclusive of the day of such service; and il
you fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will ap-
Ply &c the CeEr. &c: the relief demanded In the
complaint.
Dated Canton, Dakota, April 9Th, 1873.
]. W. TAYLOR,
s-2-7w Plaintiff e Attorney.
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Full line Of Picture Frames aud
Moulding at Coulter's,
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GENUINE Preserve Jars that Will
hang man ten times around the neck.
at Fl. G. Gilbert's.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

W. CARTER, District Attorney.
". M, CuPrETT Clerk of District Court.
THonE J. THoNsTAD, Register Of Deeds and E1
eflclo County Clerk.
GEo, W. NAYLoR, Treasurer.
]. O. FITZGERALD, Judge OF Probate.
P. DIXON, Sheriff.
a q. JACOBS, Superintendent Of Schools.
AnNEsos, Chairman, -
w. w. PALMER, roo. commissioners.
M. r. HoGoBooM,
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We respectfully csll the attention Of
our readers to our advertising columns.
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Statement of the Condition
OF THE
St, Paul Fire and Marine Lnsur-
ance Co.

On the 31st Day of ccmbor, 1877.
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.LU NJ Der
BUILDING MATERIhLSI

Has now on hand and will keep for sale In any
quantity desired:
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The name OF the company is Saint Paul Fire srd
Marine Insurance Company.
1t is located in st. Paul, Mnn.
The amount of its capital Stock ID S400, 10000.
The amount Of its capital Stock paid up 10 $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21

that they shall be allowed compensation for ts risk
and its to enough, In addition TO the per cent
To DO given TO the Government to put 10 per cent
into their pockets, the Judiciary Committee
comes forward now, and says: 1--WE will take
% per cent out for ourselves, unless perchance
the rs per cent remaining should not be sufficient
to pay the interest your other debts; and II
you can establish to the satisfaction OF the Sec
of the Treasury for the tine being that the 10 per
cent Of the earnings after have defined them aud
roads and pay the interest on your other debts
Will reduce exacti0ns so that the balance
which may remain to you shall be exactly nothing"
That Ia the fice OF statutory declaration co-exstent
with this alleged light OF repeal standing side by side
with IT, having precedence over H. being tine hfst
subject which right of repeal is aided on! There
the nigh authority and guarantee OF the Congress OF
the United states that in spite OF whatever else there
may DE in that statute any act made Dy way OF
amendment the fixed and irreversibe pledge to every
private capitalist that lie shall be allowed TO operate this
road until he may be able ont Of these earnings 10
receive for his own individual use 10 per cent net on his
money. Under the guse OF patriotic duty ana scnsi-
tive regard for the public interest this right as sacred
law ITSELF - struck down IN the very stronghold or
careful student Of the debates in Congress at that time,
but only FROM general knowledge and recollection OF
character OF the circumstances that surrounded this
egslaOn and what had been done Under II, that the
idea that the Congress of the United States either had
the right would seek to exert 10 to modify the
terms and conditions which alone this investment
could have been made never entered the minds or
hearts Of the mch who conceived and passed H. Ii u an
afterthougbt t Is conceived by those who have for
gotten appaJ entity and temporarily the exfgences Of the
occasion. and who. at least, must respectfully submit
but most earnestly protest, 0biyious for the time
being only trust, OF the essential principle on which
every right II property person. private OF corporate
must rest for It's integrity
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MORE TESTIMONY AGAINST CIGARETTEs.-A
venerable drayman complained the other night of not
feeling WELL He reckoned 10 was " them surro2ates
the boys gave him., as he had smoked whole package
OF them.
A Young girl of the Canton Schwyz called
on registrar Uf marriages, and inquired 10 the cost
OF an official betrotba quitting mp the banns) 1.-Two
francs, answered the Registrar THAT seems good
DEAL remarked the applicant; but mind. When
must comeP' "TO-mOrrcw morning at 10 O'Clock"
Exactly AZ the hour named the fancee, gally dressed
put In an appearance but To the registrars SURPRISE
quite alone He asked her To take seat thinking the
other party TO the proposed fOimality would soon ar
rive. After waiting balf M hour he grew inpatient
and inquired Of the young lady how her betrotbed
might be expected. MY betrothedf replied the fair
candidate for matr1inoDy, III tone OF Indignant sur
prise - thought ne was included in the francs"
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fine AIRS

A RI. su.rrrcx y . and sEo.
UExJlV Hall. x Ais view at the SCllsNCh
GALLERY, Maiden lane IL comprises iandse.ph sneep
ictures By Italian hgure subjects
nit and flower pieces by Han To be sold ~ auction on
ILusaay and Friday, March II and ~ at 3;lo O'CLOCK
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EVN DIV INTTVVL VIZ VI EINN ~ "
i The Liverpool ara Great Western steam Company
United states Man steamers cave Pier %. y. r.;
FNkBA........ r ESDhY. March ~ noon
IDAHO ~ ESDA1. AVN = l. IA
WYOMING. II ESDAY. Aptll o. &C ~ a. M
Calm Passage. 80, ~3. So, according 10 >i1ferool
St,srtcc 80 intermediate. r4r.
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Ocean Glrumers

4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ IOR QUEENS rOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
The Tran sfflan,r line saiing hndcr The AMERICAN
Flag. Sailing every mi KSDAI from Philadelphia aha
WEBNFST ny fuui Liverpool
SAKAlAI IAN slls Marsh 20, 10 =. m
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LETTER fN0N SHI2uiL(N.


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can 10 "cco"''ou"'' anu p'o"'0 Ills
many customers.
There will be a new Saloon opon.
ad hero soon on the Motif register
InL ,.,m soma o4ho.
OCH pu"on '9'''"'' '''''' 0'"''
plan.
The Baptists have called Rev. Mr.
Stone of Gainesville, Ala, for their
I~no.,o. tho @crsuinc vcor-he holds
"'.'l ~ H. su., snndov
dlV'ho serVlco no'o INV "''' '"''"'
Of each month.
Hon. Il. +. Nuns family have
roturrod from Jackson.
|tanoa;no ANN ovrlodod ot Col
"A ''" w.,
Oohheli ) re" "'5"'' w
q. had Just lighted the lamp, and
sos Holding it in her hand-tbe
howl, ~ ,hc Iomn wos
gas i" INV w., "hnrt IN
Durn'ngLs1 .I. 81" i +" the fOr end
OGtS'Lsuo ''' !, ovH,oGed before if
oil inc ropm.-ts uHO O]cottoSHg tho
touc'iou Ill iTj IN l n"nrv direction the
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Circuit Court.

inc crlmina docket has engage
o'5 " .1 Of the court this wee.
ana inc following are the importan
cases %s disposed of:
rho State ag't Alfred Smith, dis
missed T
| Fred Dunlap, grand larceny, dis
missed, xs
lack Manry, era. larc., jury, yer
mot guilty"
Lewis Davidson, ex. d. weapons
plead guilty, fined 81 and costs.
I,enry Terrell, gr. lar. dism.
b. b, S'roup. VIC. Sabbath, jury.
mIStrIal.
John Stewart and Simp. Sparks,
nor pros.
I'm Carpenter, gr. lar, jury,and
'cTulct Su'Ity'
zoe Welsh, gr. lar. dism.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-02

On dnostay, in Macon, Feb.
9th 1878 Of general debility, Mrs.
ANN COCHRAN. The deceased was
a resident of Macon for nearly for,
ty years, and had resided during
her long life in Virginia, South
Carolina, Alabama and Mississippi.
She was IN her DIST year and her
children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren in Macon and other
places mourn her demise.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-02

j. W, Sudbory has been appoint
ed, by the Governor, to fill the
vacancy in the Board of Suporvi-
sors occasioncd by ,thc resignation
of d. III. Thomas. lilo received his
commission on the 2Sth, and will
take a hand in the procodingf, al
next meeting of the Board.
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town, "s}atal in his dark pavilion,
wrapped IN bis sombro mantle,
drawn fcrcejy along by the dash
ing stccds of the hurricane" whilst
the ~tallest oaks bonded in humble
submission at its august and ma
%jestie presence, and heavens artil,
Icry greeted It's fearful coming with
Iightning's flash and roaring thun-
der, it was boundIoss. endless and
sublime.
ElDry
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SEiLED PROPOSALS

Sg~ Notice is hereby given, that
sealed proposals for position as
Superintendent Of conYicts on pub,
lie works will be received for thir.
ty days from this date, in accord
auco with Specifications nov on flo
in my office. The Board rosarying
the right to reject any and all bids.
By order of the Board Snporvi,
sors. RoB'T. G. PATTY,
Feb. 23-it Clerk.
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BULK SHOULDERS Gle NJ
Ee2fh Of Judge JamcS c. calvert,

This oil and highly respectable
citizen Of Macon, died Feb 18th, Of
brain fever. He died at the resi-.
irncc. Of his son-lnIaw DR.. s. Y. b.
Hill and will be buried to-day
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-02

ME~We found the Treasurer inr
the Courthouse Eto-day paying
cash to the jurymcn, Grand and
Petit. Let the good work go on,
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EEHl,LN Claimants.

EsSAI-b GESEsagSkGS.
deceased, and under q decree Of the Chen
Gerry Court, for the Middle Chancery Diyi-
sion OF the S.atH of Alabama, rendered at
the November Terra, 1877, l will offer for
sale, at public cutlery, in front of the Court
House door, in tho city of Macon, Mississ-
ippj, to the highest. bidder, for cash, on the
1873 Day Of FEBRUARY, 1878,
between the usual hours Of sale, the fol-
lowing described lands belonging to said
estate, to-wit; Section 81 and west hMf Of
northwest quarter OF Section 81, all in
Township ID, Range IL, containing 720 Il,
cros Of valuable and we'll timbcred lands.
situated some four or five miles from the
city OF Macon.
Said lands arc to be sold for distribution
among the heirs Of said estate
n. \. CLEMENTS,
janl9-ts Executor Sc
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for Sale
ocIau10t1Cn!

hi her .by Given that
Resigned, dealer in
lOods g. Groceries
& Shoes &C. &c.
SPRlNNS, MISS.
slust made heavy addi-
II his Mammoth stock,
How prepared to furnish,
with the above,
|atiers CatHlS add FitOu'S.
words, Meat, Flour,
and plantation
Tas, lower thai before.
M trouble to show goods
rall from every one so
D, B. SCARBOROUGH.
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KENTUCKY STRING SAUSAGE zoe. al
Cavctt's
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Mr.. ]. U. Perkins, OF Perkins
vile has our thanks for package
OF CONCORD GRAPE cuttings and al
SO q bottle Of SeUPPERNoNd WINE,
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& II RIFFS e.

Beverly Matthews
VS.. Aims execution
W. II. c, Henderson.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ 10 mo
directed from the Jtiicc Of the circuit CLERK
of NoHubee county, will, on
Monday, the 18Th day Of FebruarG AL 1873.
being the % Monday Of said month. within
the hours prescribed by law, IN front IL.
the court-houae IN the town Of AIacun, i'm
said county, expose to sa.c al public auc.
ton, for cash, all the right. tile and inter
est the defendant, W. II. C.. Henderson.
has in and to the following described pre-
purity, lying and being in NoAu1-e county
and state Of Mississippi, 10 vii: east half
Of lhc north east quarter sec. Il, Z. Is, I
II east.
The oboye described land having been
LEVIED upon rs tho property of defen liant,
W. Il. z. Henderson,, viii be sud 10 s4.is-
fy the above stated case and al costs.
&. NJ. THOMAS, 81.
feb PTS BY c. G. GILASp, u. S.
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OTEETGTT
K-PAYERS!

purpose of receiving lists
roperty from the sever
Districts of the County,
Present. at the following
Places :
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Noxubeo has two law students
at Oxford. sSwo think they are
Mossrs. IL. NJ, Hunter Jr. aud J. Il.
Mcclure.
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Dy'A fail line Of Spring Goods
Just received.
KLAUS & BRO.
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FINE FAMILY FLOUR 81. to 80. at
Cavett's.
HAMS, Plain and Canvassod lOc at
Cavott's.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-02
GHERIFFS SALE.
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G. W. Chairman
vs.. end, Ey.
n. Cation


By virtue of The aboye-statcd wit to me
directed from the office Of tie clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of NoNubee County, | will on
Mondny, the 18th day of February, 1878,
within tie hours prescribed by law, in
front Of the Court House in the town Of
Macon, in said county, expose ito sale at
public auction, all of the following des-
cribed property, lying and bling in said
county, tO-wit;
The west half Of the southwest quarter
Of section ;, township II, range Is east.
The above described lands having been
levied upon as the property of defendant,
Cy, Cotton, will be sold to satisfy The
aJoyo-stated case and all costs.
c. NJ, THOMAS,
iaqS9 IS Sheriff