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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05

A tom-cat that did the siege of Paris
now lives with its mistress at Vincannes.
When the artillery practice it collects
morsels of bread and meat and retires to
the cellar for safety.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05

Blue fish have made their appearance
on the Nantucket, Mass, shore, three
weeks earlier than usual
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18
Gypsum Valley Farmers Club.

The Club met at the house OF Mr.. o. G.
Blair. Saturday last. The President being absent
the vicePrasident took the chair. The following OH
CEN were chosen Tor the ensuing term: C. Post,
President; Iwm. Pettes. vice-President: George
Hixon, Secretary; Miss Carrie Eastman. Treasurer
Mr. Henry Taylor read practical essay upon the
mode Of harvesting wheat with facts and fgures)
showing that heading the best and cheapest mode
Il was listened TO with marked attention. Mr. VIM.
Fettes read the paper. The nsat meeting viii be held
1t DR.. Van Eston's. on Saturday. Mar llth. 1t s
O'Clock, r. n. Nrs. Z. Manchester viii read N
essay and Miss Jennie McQu.ry . select reading.
The attendance was SO large that Mr.. Blair's
house tested to its utmost capacity. Standing
room difficult to obtain. The question
where shall We meet, Is the ditcult problem have
to solve The Club has outgrowa all the houses in
the township. and is now in the situation of boy
who has outgrown his Clothes and has no means to
get suit The subject OF building Club House
has bee asitstcd and may yet assume shape.
Ar Blair and hi. daughter. assisted by
few neixhbors. succeeded dscut feat OF serv-
ing superb supper, such perfee, jam. TO the sat-
isfacuon OF all.
We were favored with some excellent music and
singing By quite number Of diasrent persons, amoug
whom vas Mrs. Pisrson, Of solomon CITY. whose ane.
rich soprano attracted much attention. Saiua
and solomon were represented by both ladies and
genflemen. Mr.. and MS. Noble. Of wiscoass. Who
arr visi, their daughter. Mrs. r. T. Manchester
were present., and mach pleased with the company
they met and the entertainment RSPosr1.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18
BrOOkviile Items.

e. E. Granger, Esq, has received the ap-
pointnept IS Route agent between Kansas City and
here
There is some talk Of dramatic club being
formed here We doubt that Brookvlle has talent
enough to form q very good amateur company If AL
would take interest In it Many pleasant evenings
could be spent during the long summer just en-
terins upon.
&. c. Guthrie has obtained the agency for
the Springfield Pitts Threshers and will soon have on
hand a To- of these Well known machines.
Every day many new settlers are lOcatin &
The rain and wind of this Tuesday, evening
will interfere somewhat with the Murphy meeting that
has been advertised 10 be held. But the gentlemen
that will speak enough TO draw a crowd through
almost any kind Of weather.
Thursday evening Mrs. Presby will meet
with the people oil BrookvIl- who interested in
forming music class, with view to accomplish that
object.
". J. Stevenson arrived from Illinois last
Thursday, and has accepted situation with G. Z.
Guth RE.
Mr.. krutz, representing the Kansas City
Times, spen, day in town last week in the interest
Of his paper Boz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18

VIM. N. Tweed died in Ludlow street
jail, New York, last Friday. His death
resulted from . complication OF dlsor-
ders, but was caused directly by nervous
exhaustion and clogging of the action Of
tho heart. HIS last words to his doctor
were: 81 have tried to do some good,
if have not had good luck. 1 am not
afraid TO die; believe the guardian an
gels will protect me-" Conversing with
bis lawyer . short time previous to his
destb, after mentioning u number Of names
he said"they will be satisfied now that 1
am dying" No doubt come of tho great
est rascals unhung will rejoice over his
demise. He WAS born in New York in
1923; Was elected Alderman in 1850, and
in 1853 was elected to Congress. He
was for many years the ruling spirit of
Tammany Society, and in reality Gov
eruor Of New York for q long period.
he may be said to have been the "Boss"
of iniquitous politics.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18
Bridge Items.

Bridge post Office has another post master
Weight niue pounds
Measles have appeared in this neIghbOrhOod
several places Mr.. Richard Spencer buried lit
tie girl who had them last week
John Parker's blacksmith shop is in full
blast.
A Mr.. A. E. Reynolds. from Wayne county,
n. r. is prospecting these parts with q view oil
settling. He is the forerunner Of large emigration
from that county somewhere West. He is much
pleased with this section of Kansas
Where is Broadview: Squire Manchester
says he never heard Of that place before.
number Of farmers have finished planting
their corn already.
A solomon City dealer has got away with
all the surplus hogs here, paying about %. IS per
hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble. of Ives Grove, Wis,
Are visiting their son-nlsw aud only daughter, T. d.
W. Manchester and wife. NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18
THE BIBLE.
The best Family Bible in the world is the
NA->eA&A nASnA4ti<& 0lhi~

The best Family Bible in the world is the
Complete Domestic Bible.
II has larger sale than any other. and excels all
other Bibles the valae and completeness OF its his
toric features its explanatory tables its beautiful
cravings, its Illuminated plates. and the beauty and
durability of bindings Thu Bible is sold % per
cent. below other Bibles. At poes ranging from ~ 50
to $780, 1t has 40 pages. and contains over 600
illustrations. 1t Shas equal within its range OF
prices. L. e. ALMOND BRO. are special laEents
70 this and many other valuable books. including T..
s. Arthur's works. Pancoast's Medical Guide, How
srd's book Of Family Medicine, ETC.. etc.
TWO GOOD CANVAS6ER6 WANTED.
ALaaiy to canvass Saina for two popular books now
ready. Address, GEO. ALMOND,
ealins, Kansas.
Or L. &. ALMOND. Newton. Kansas. 4-sm
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Election Notice.

10 the voters Of Dayton Township in Saline county
KansAs:
Where's. petition signed bv tvenfy i've voters 81
ssd township for the rpairng Of the bridge On rhe
aoking vote On the question:
Therefore. Be n known that on the .th day Of Nav,
1873, bseweea the hours Of O'Clock A. ~ aad s
O'Clock r. n 81 the several voting precincts IN sasd
township. election viii he held foe The parpoee Of
voeinG oloo % bonds for the repairing Of sid bridgs
g - poins aforesaid Al thcSe vosing in avsr o.
- bea9e proposrd shall have wrifesa OF pinted
ssir balos ''F0r d. bridge ana boads :" Al sho =
ouposod "A0DSDsa M bridge and bonds-'
XueGf THOS RfOkOAN, Irussee
SoHN esVsDAx, osk. .
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18

healthy, strDng. Long lived apdS No. l
breeders. 1t win pay any one who has not
seen this stock to take trip to Mr.. Cavan-
augh's farm to see them.
Mr.. Cayanaugh also has II head of Colts
void sheep. These sheep are too well known
Is . superior class to need special mention.
One of the ewes sheared Is l-2 pounds at the
shearing week before last He has others like
her.
He also keeps Berkshirc-highly bred
which he brought west last fall.
In placing this stock upon his farm in Sa-
line county. Mr.. Cavanaugh has not only done
. good thing for himself, but has benefited
every stock raiser in this section.
HIGHLAND STOCK FARM
Is beautifully situated, six miles east OF Salina
and one and one-half miles north east Of Iron
Mound. Mr.. Cavanaugh has been building q
fine farm residence this spring, which Is near
" completed. The stable and shed for his
stock, which was put under cover last fall, is
not yet completed, but as soon as some Of the
material arrives it will be finished and put In
order. 1t is especially adapted for stock. and
Is arranged for accommodating large herd.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18

The Diax Government has been for.
mslly recognized by our Government
through minister Foster.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18

George Tyler Bigelow, l.. l.. D., Chief
Justice of tho Supreme Court of Massa.
chusstts, died Friday morning.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18
Real Estate Transfers.

The following is a list Of real estate trans
fers In Saline county. filed in the Office Of 8
T Criss. Register Of Deeds, for the week end
Ing April 18th:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18
HIGHLAND STOCK FARM.
Hen. T. II. CavanaugA's Fine Herd Of Cattle
-Sone Of the Finest Stoek In the West.


IL Is the desire OF large number OF the
farmers Of Saline county to become stock rails
ers. II they have In many acres Of wheat tins
year they look forward to bountiful harvest,
hoping that the proceeds will pay \ handsome
profit above the farm expenses and enable
them to purchase Q number OF cattle to start
their herd. To such there is enjoyment in
contemplating the probabilities of their being,
some day, the owners OF large herds Of fat,
sleek cattle, Of h0cks OF many heavy shear
ing sheep and pens Of fine bred hogs. Their
ambition is to have the best bred stock in all
lines, but think IL Of little use to start unless
they can have pretty fair herd. And we be-
lieve too few of our farmers take advantage OF
the opportunities afforded them by the pres
ence In the county OF several head Of hne grade
horses, cattle. sheep, ETC., to Improve the stock
they do feed.
Within the past three years some fine speci-
mems Of short horn cattle havo been brought
70 this county aud last fall another class Of cat
tie were brought here by Hon. Thos. H. Cav
snaugh. These were /
TIE HRRBroRDs.
The Hereeords arc, indeed. fast breaking
projected the short horns and are being
swardsd that prominence which their superior
merits - beef cattle entitle them 70. Mr.. 7. \
L. Miller, Of Beecher, Will county, H., is the
champion OF Hersfords IN the United States, |
and has some Of the finest cattle in his herd to
b tsund In tie country. Last faI Hon. T. h.
Cayanaugh obtained nine head from Nr. Miller |
end On the way 10 Kansas exhibited them 1t |
The Ss. Louis expedition. Nebraska State Fair, |
Kansas City Fair. and number Of other places |
whers county fairs were being held. and in |
every instance went away with blue ribbons. |
Aitsr exhibiting the Herefords at these places. !
b brought them 70 Ssllna and sent them out |
70 Tie Highland stock Farm, where they have (
been kept Ill winter under the management Of
John webb, man who ID a familiar with |
thsss caetls q weaver 10 with his loom. The
esssle which Ne. Csvsnsush brought to this
county are, Royal BrstUn, years old Katie
- Lady. 8 ysan old; Faith, years ola Eu- l
Gsuie. yean old; Benjamin, I year old and
Punch, Disdsm and Peace. under year old.
Osthis hsrd, Drison, Katie and EuSsnis were
% exhibition 1t the Contennial Exposition,
and thsy rscsived special awards.
TN speiag there have been three additions
% ths hsrd-two calves Fair Lad and Sir
JeAa,) having bssn bern about two months
ego, md 60 ea Saturday morning hast. Fair
Led and Sir John ere beauties Of which Mr..
Csvaaangh ~ vsll b proud. TIE oae bern
On Saturday b smart and strong. Her mother
- Engssle, ths prettisst twoyear old We Ne
member svr b have seen.
Thase b solidity about this stock which. it
sssos . n especially 6t them Tor the busi-
sa0 g leGtfimats stock saissng. They ere
Eafhse shest laggsd. bu: are full In svesy point
whicA sseo00e1ds bssf cattle. Tbey sas'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18

Many of our readers will remember
oae David Adams, who, some five or
six years o,was prominent politicion
in Western Kansas politics. At one
time hs was county attorney of Russell
county, and afterwards represented the
county in tho Legislature. BE was
guilty Of number Of irregularities while
in Office, and his name became odious
to the people of Ills county. He was
compelled to leave, and nothing positive
has been heard from him until the tele.
graph reported the other day that he
WAS run over and killed near Franklin
Station, No., while serving in the capac.
ity of brakeman on the Missouri Pacific
Railroad.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18

OrI.. G. ALMOND. Newton. Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18

Gen. Grant 10 now in Palestine.
The Bankrupt law has been repealed
by tho Senate.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18

One Of the most destructive tornadoes
which ever visited our State struck Cot
tonwood station last Saturday afternoon.
We hear of great damage throughout
that section Of the country. Some sew
enty houses were destroyed, and many
others damaged. A woman and three
children were killed and . number of
others seriously injured. The Cotton
wood valley was really devastated. 1t
isrsported that train OF loaded cars was
blown from the track and destroyed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18

The following is list of real estate trans.
fers In Saline county. filed in the Office OF 8.
T. Criss. Register of Deeds, for the week end.
Ing April 18th:
James Willis to Charles +. Thompson. nwQr sec IS,
town IA, range Wa, 500
MY N 1--we to Julia d sampson Fps, loexsso feet on
John Mckee and wife to Charles Mehrn. neqr sec
%. town Il. range1 w-s9es.
Joseph NJ Anderson and " life TO Anna Miller, neqi
Gotthart schippe and wife to \. T.. Powell, lot u
United States to James A. Divelbss. ehf swqr sec
., town IL, range 2w-Patent.
James A. Diyelbiss and wife to Phil Q. Bond, ehf
APRIL 9th.
Oscar Seitz and wife to Hester A Bell lots i5s and
l56, Santa fe Avenue, salina-e4oo
n. Z. Powell and wife to Elizabeth Buss, lot Il,
J. c. Mattson and wife to John Howe. neqr sec 8,
town 16 range w-s9S0.
APRIL 10th.
Z. T. Drake and wife TO A. T.. Hall ehf lots l. and
in block Z. BavarIa-&2j.
John W. Berks and wife to Charles C. Fleck, lots
153, 155 and Isl 18th street, Salina-4lSO.
APRIL llth.
Kansas Pacific Railway Company to James Potts.
nwqr Sec Is, town Is. range w-464O.
John W. Berks and wife to Peter krcuier, lots s.
and 81, End street, Ssina-sS0.
APRIL 18th.
George Ross and wife to q. Understand. shf nsqr
%, town Is, range 4w-t7O0.
APRIL 18th,
L W. Blair and wife to Cyrus Cmey, wifi seqr
sec 81. town Is. range Wi, 500.
Gust Nelson and wife to G. A. Granstrand, lot lbs,
4th street, SalIHa-Ss0.
L. Rand 4 vile to Nellie SHELTON. lot =. block g..
BrOokville-S20.
v; W; Miller and wife to J. W. Peterson. shf LOT
lis, Santa Fe Avenue-Si25.
Samuel Garlits and wife to Thomas Whalen. chi
seqr L. and nwqr OF swqr sec B. town H. range "
81 $50.
VIM. ID. Lee and wife to Martha T.. Downer, ehf OF
se1r So and ef Of neqr 81, town IL, range
5000
Robert Crawford and wife to + =. {. Kothe, lot 3.
stb street, Hollands Addition, Salina-Sl. Q C. ID.
United States 10 a. W Hynes, seqr sec II. town
Is, range 3w-Patent,
United States to Benz r Milan, swQr sec II. town
Is, range w-Patent
United states TO Henry Banks seqr sec 81. town -.
range w-Paieut
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18

Hon. Alfred Grey has been compelled,
for various reasons, to tender his resigpa-
ton - commissioner Of the State of
Kansas to the Paris Exposition, and
Hon. Ftp. Baker, recently appointed
Honorary Commissioners, goes in his
place. We believe that Mr.. Bakers pro-
motion will meet the approval of nearly
ali the citizens of Kansas.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-11-30

Mr.. EDITOR - The Meridian Mcr
curry and The Laudcrdalc Review
have each Published AN obituary
of DR.. John B. Lylos. Yet we
think it due him that your paper
also should pay some tribute 10 tie
memory ofone who was raised IN
NoXubcc, and the son Of Dr.. VIM.
D. LyIcs, one Of the first settlers in
Macon.
lie died at his home in tho town
Of Lauderdale on the 10Th Of Octo-
Der last, aged SO years. Ho leaves
a widow and threo little boys to
dcpIore the loss Of u most affection
ate husband and Il devoted father !
and many friends not only in Lau
derdaie, but also in NoXubee coun-
ty who hold in remembrance his
social deposition, kindness OF
heart and whole souIod friendship.
His early school days weros spent
in Macon-thence lie attended
school in New york. Attended
medical lectures in New Orleans
and completed his Collegiate course
in Paris.
AT the commencement Of the
late wal he was appointed ASSIST
ant Surgeon on the Medical SC4!t
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-11-30
4 Card to The Public. Especial!
to The Ladies.

We have, at last, the pleasure to
announce that We are daily recciv-
ing and putting in shape Tor inspec-
ton a very large and handsome
stock, to which the attention Of the
public and the ladies, especially, Is
invited. Our warehouse is well
supplied with everything in the
Grocery line, purchased from first
hands, and our Dry Goous and No
tons Department is really Il Ba,
zaar the ladies are especially in.
vited to call and see for themselves
while the stock is fresh from the
markets and unbrokcn, We have
a beautiful lot of Camels Hair
Shawls, which is only one of many
attractions at our fashionable en-.
porium Give us a call, while the
weather is pleasant, and we prom
Use to do our part to please you.
MUM & OWENS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-11-30
That large and highly productive plan.


The state Of Mississippi, ! In Cboncery,
NoXubee County.
Winnie West
ISO5I VS.. BIZ Tor Divorce,
Sterling West.
Upon opening Il matters in said COM
pllinant's bill If complaint contained and
it happening that Sterling West, the de-
lendInt in said cause, Is not Il resident OF
this State, but resides beyond the limits
thereof, so that the ordinary process Of
this Court cannot be served upon him, and
il further appearing from affidavit filed,
that the residence and post-oliico address
OF the said defendant, Sterling West, is
Columbus in the State OF Georgia;
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made, according tc law, in the Mrcon
Beacon, a public newspaper printed and
publi he'd in the Town of Macon, citing
the snid defendant TO be and appear before
the Clerk of our said Chancerv Court. ai
Monthly Rules thereof. TO be holden at the
Court House in the town of Macon, Oh the
Cd. Monday Of January, A. D., 1879,
then and there to plead, answer or demur
to said Bin of Complaint.
1t is further ordered that the clerk a
this Court transmit by mail, postage paid,
II copy Of this order, directed to the said
Sterling West, ut his residence and post
office address us aforesaid, aud that he
make report thereof as the law directs.
Ordered in vacation, this 10th day o
November, A. d., 1873.
ROBERT G. PATTY,
nUy23-it Clerk,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-11-30

Schcpps Dissicated Cocoanut Soc
Horsiords Baking Powders aOl
PIT, 2 pit, and gal. Pickles at 25c
SOC, aud 75e.
3-3Db Can Pie Peaches, soc.
3-3lb. Cans Tomatoes, SOC.
Oh Cans Corn zoe.
Canned Goods of all kinds
Bacon &. r. Sides 7c
Dry Salt do &c
Do Shoulders &c.
Lsrd, refined at Toe.
NC. S. G. Hams, at l2c.
TUNYor, 25c Il bottle. Try it,
CAVETrS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-11-30

The Tax Books are now in my
hands. The tax is due and am
ready to receive it. Please romem-
Der that all cannot pay IN the last
week. G. NJ, THOMAS,
Sept. n, 1878. Sheriff,
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"FAMILY ~FAVORITE,"

Its Name Indicates Its Qualities,
tt is adapted to all wants of family sew
ing.
1t can be easily comrrohendel by any
one wishing to sew.
1t runs easily and almost noiselcSslv.
!. is always ready and never has " its"
1t will do any kind of sewing with less
changes aud fewer extra attachments than
any ether machine,
it's sol-adjusting.
II is made of the very best materials,
mud in tbs most thorough manner.
Ii is a two-thrcad machine, making an
elias. lie lock stitch.
1t has u straight, short needle.
1t his u shuttle with Il patent spring ten
sion,
Its upper tension requires no mNuiuUlp
tjnG 10 admit the passage Of kluky or une-
yen thread, whether linen, cotton or silk.
Its oiIing i, done upon the under side by
turnjug it up on its hinges, and s%ojling
goods is impossible,
Its stand is solid and firm.
Its table is long and roomv.
Every part works positively, and it is
not subject to the yielding or uncertain op.
Grafton Of springs,
Ii IS "a irsl-clas, machine in all respect :.
Fer general family sewing, ask for tn,
Family Tavorito" hprored.
An styles Of machines always GA hand,
and no pains will be spared to exhibit
! Them. i. +. CAHlLL,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-11-30

can make money faster at work
i,r US than at any thing else. Cap
l'SI not required; we will start
YOU SD per day st home made
INDUSTRIOUS. Men. women, boys
wanted everywhere to work for
Is the time. Costly outfit and
49, Address True u 70. Portland,
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w ana AEuo, lntermittent Fever
!, M SInI.. ~ eyGE, Dutlp 4AEuoj
Iech5nr ,g6ioL 80 So, n%inier
ormiasIaatie noisonG.
'oI'''ul'd remedy, prepared WIN
""'" N'Ec'aoie lhEreulehtS, WAlrr
,"i' "c scleleSt caaes ol NI'''ls
''''''''n'i' "'. ''','IS 'uV"
N, '',' oilne pcoI''' w ,'''la-
"'',"no' 'Ei'"t 7ui'','o'''l
,.'"'''ne etuls'oNef'a LOT INC
"t''', - 'iA' u contains no gun
'.' a'l iH's1 sho tARc II me- I've"
VI g,"I'lah OF any INJURIOUS cIlecIS'
'."u'' "'lyt using II as before II
o's''''l 'Ulp'oNcu during inc last
'' '''''ih''t u Illcs' distressing
ivy '' "'N"'!l"t mas hc'h IT'S success
S"''''" ''' 'FP'''a,'oho OF OelhS MAJ,
"' 'u~''''o'e' oe s"iely recommended
II ,"9 """ tPc''lc Tor inc ever hh"
wet ana loe ohl!ls ans. FEVER Oh
L, ~g'"l'''"ris inc ml0sma''o po'so"
'.' '.''s ,"e system mona I's Ihnu'
lever "hu aEue, shakes or cli'iiS.
ug Wy w. 90 not returh Ghlll 'll'
''' VN"lEaclea'
E"o o.tI., I ro G.oS,q sacn " as s ''',s isi''
i'''l' Cont, Headache, Blindness
y haracho, Catarrn, Asthma, Pal
NpieniC Affections, Mysteries, Pair
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-11-30

The North Mississippi Confer
oncc will be held at Macon, hegns
ing December llth. Bishop Payne
will preside.
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HERlFF'S SALE.


By virtue of the Nboro-statcd writ TO
directed from the otice of the clerk OF
the Circuit Court of NcXubeo county, /
Monday the Cd. day of December, 1878,
yitbin the hours prescribed by law, in
front of the Cou,t House door in the tow"
eff Macon. in said county, expose to sale
nj pubIic auction, to the highest bidder,
forcash, all the right, title and interest the
plaintiff, Sarah Toles, has in and to the
following described lands, to-wit'
5 acres in northeast corner of the west
half of north west quarter OF section ~
township II, range Il, all in NoNubee
county and State Of Mississippi
The oboye-describcd lands having been
levied upon ms the property of the PLAN.
IN, Sarah roles, will lie sold to satisfy
all costs. in the above stated case.
G. NJ. THOMAS,
.,rtG o. Sheriff
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The iCC0HatS Are Ready.

Please call up and so'iIo. Lem
in need OF money TO settle with
my creditors, and rcpleni>h
stock.
Nov 9th. rs. MURPHNA.
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A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Special Notice.

The notes, books and accounts OF
ID. Patty a Co. are now IN oul
hands for collection. Parties m
debted to the firm will save cost by
settling immediately with -
FOOTE q FOOTE.
Nov. 2 If