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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-30

1876 GREENWOOD, Otto
225 Gale, Alfred Y
234 GuilfOyle, James
255 Gould, Alfred 5
260 Gibson, AdrastuS
1928 euler, Simon
Harris, Charles Y
80 Hill, George B
80 Helm, Alfred
66 Hofer, Theodore r
105 Hank, George
125 Haggerty, James
1873 Harris, Marcus
ISL HOfer, Charles a
$50 harris, Charles
40 Harris, Benjamin
173 Hillyer, Edgar w
1914 Hill, Lloyd
2o9 Harper, Edward
PIP Holm, John
231 hammond, John d
pa Hart, William
IA Hatch, Marion d
279 Hunter, Harry
2S4 Hyde, Myron D
OK lI, , Ii' roor7ro =
o,5 1I,r,n,. nn,ni,
81 Hcnd"rSon, Robert
"l2 Heritage, George l.
$50 !ictrl'N, Josiah NJ
326 il.N hins, William }
IS lM"rlh3m, William l.
81 lVanrONlcil, Jerome
:r
i'5 "'iN MS 1-'i'''
1ot jackson. t;rorrc w
1o9 IrjIi,o1, Noble
All Jnh,.on. Alfred
81 Knox, William ID
G} Klein, Jacob
146 Kennedy, Byron ID
-2u 'H!i"FP' i-'I ''i'
-. Nlnhe"u, J"ilit'' III
2f tH'i,lS' ''u''l ,.
~ IHeIlehtl, Not.'o''"'
$40 -" IEii'S' DollIl ~
3o 1 ~, -, S. 'o"
80 i N'''sei n D,:t"eon
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: Leporte. Alexander
- Lentz, David II
40 Lyon George G
81 Lang, Ferdinand
81 Leverich, Sylvester
l23 Iefavre. Joachim
I79 Lynch, William
1874 Leland, Frank NJ
1877 Latta, Chauncey
1919 Lewis, Augustus
215 Lockwood, AdOniram J
333 Iepper, Gustave
26S Lpgg, Charles w
273 Lepper, Albert C
27S Laughton, Charles E
293 Lincoln, Charles II
294 Lyon Benjamin w
McLain. Renson
Is Mills. Richard .Jr
~ NTrT.ain David
a Mann william r
% Meuer' AIeWeiiEh
73 Morrill,, George
IS McCarthy,-
102 M0rrell, John +
1I3 Moran, Patrick
143 Magee, William
,no 1I,,n"r X-io+nr
~, 11"aie 11o,1rr
oio NJ oncIh1i,, tIiran, y
937 NI,nm,,T Ta,,aa
900 1T4; I1IN
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Eu-tiSR i-ED REPRINTS

TIL" Eiiuhurgn Review >Ni.i-h
Tae Ues:m st-r itevieSs Oaho aN.
Thn Lonassn GGa~'erIy frev,"Nt t'onservatiyel
Tho Hri'i>I. Ga lrferly Review (EyangeiicaII
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-30
CARSOM MILL co.

EpAVEtG pURGH aSED THE PLANIfG
Mil in this city, formerly owned by the Genbrook
MI Company, have added large variety OF Wood
wO1 king Machines, and have now the
Most Complete Nliii in the State.
We prepared TO do all kinds Of work done in a first
class mill Can manufacture 10000 feet OF Flooring,
Ceiling Rustic per day.
ErouIdFnss. Brackets. Turned-yverk, Scroll
work and ali sorts of Ornaments
Made to Order.
Furniture made and repaired Plans and Specifications
for Wood Brick Stone Buildings furnished Contracts
for buildng and repairing taken. All Work Guaranteed
Orders from the town country be left at the Mill
or a. the etiice L. NJ HUNT Lake Tahoe Lumber Yard
Address CARSON MILL Co,
E. H. Hunt Carson City, Nevada.
C. Fl MASH.
Carson City, February Is, 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-30
CONSUMPTION
oSitiVeEy Cure a.

All sufferers from this disease that anxious be
cured should try DIR, Kts.ner's celebTa ted Con
<GmpIiYe Powders. These Powders are the only
preparation known that will Isnsurnt ION aud
oil diseases Of the Throat and Lungs-fIidecd, 80
is faith in them aud also to convince you that
they hunlbug will forward to every sufferer,
mail post paid free Trta' RoX.
Ne don't want your money until you perfectly salts
r Of their crat, powers II your life is worth saving
uHt delay in giving these Powders trial, they viii
surely cure you.
Price tor large box 81 sent any part Of the Unite
States Can4dI, b. hail receipt OF price. Address
ASH H. ROEBg%S,
fcb1Ny &G1 r. LION STREEr, REooKLys, y. Y.
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N EF dU1.
RegiSte ed for the Year 1879.
IS Adams, JeWett w
175 Appleberg, Carl 0
241 Anterior, Coleman G
$50 Allen, Edward A
275 Ardery, Alexander NJ
go Anderson, Morton
% BoskOwitz, Charles J
Al Bigler, David
81 Baker, Samuel
SO Berry, Thomas j
~ Brown, Joseph w
81 Beam, Jacob l.
81 Beam, Ledru r
81 Burlingame, Joseph \
IS Barber, Oscar L
5 Brown, Rufus r
HoWter, Mario A
100 Butts, William b
40 Bence, Horace IL
III Bunmit, William 3
Il2 Bickrcll, Charles +
90 nruIe. Dieudonne \
ia Boljen, Robert "
III Billings, Charles
ia Icnton. James II
1853 Berry, Glenn
II! Bc>kcWitH, Frank
~ I,li~-, Duane /.
IA Br!t,, Charlie, J.
us Babco<'k, Jasper
POI Beatty, William Fl
POI Beam, Augustus
4.23 Bryant, George "
237 Bailey, William II
239 Bray, Jud@on }
POI Byrne, William $
254 Bender, David y
222 Bradley, George n
295 Boyer, Isaac
300 Brulin, Charles \
328 Budd, Joeeph ID
9 C0w"n, Joseph
i Cavanaugh, Peter, Jr
II Clarke, George W
Is Cavanaugh, Charles N
u Coffin, TrenmOr
81 Campbell, George G
30 Corhett, Daniel q
~ Cicutte, Henry F
u Crundelie, belle
90 Clark, james j
81 CrOson, William l.
"a Carter, Walter A
81 COrbett, William II
90 Crawford, Israel
101 Cowi1g, George b
107 Craven, Frank
116 Croson, Elijah T
11S CoIesworthy, Charles F
119 Clark, Willis G
$50 COnnaIly, Timothy J
1872 Crane, Zacheus
195 Carpenter, Joseph w
200 Cary, William NJ
2O1 Chedic, George
205 Combs, John
206 Cormack, John B
go Chedic, Walter II
$50 Cagwin, Hamden E
240 CagWin, Hamden A
248 Colver, Edward II
266 Clark, David
BOB Cropper, Frank G
POO Cook, james
s Decker, Henry
: Driesbach, NJ A
p David, Evan
y Davies, TamerIain W "
30 Dobbs, George r
46 Deegan, Simon F
50 Daniels, William J
- Dodge, Benjamin
70 Davis, Charles NJ
II Dale, George NJ
121 DOnahue, Thomas w
122 Doray, Homer E
1873 Duffy, James
1876 De Mise, Rulitf G
no Cunning, Hillard L
1874 Dealy, James f
1865 Dake, Chauncey r
1S5 Dawson, Darrell de
1873 Dow, Moses B
1870 Dunbar, Nicholas J
2l1 Day, Sylvester II
243 Dorsey, John G
253 Duncan, Robert l.
1852 Daily, Patrick
$40 Denning, James B
% Elrod, Edward r
A. Edwards, Theodore d
149 Eaton, Humboldt
$50 EIstner, Milton r
1856 Elliot, Richard
151 Ellsworth, Benjamin r
DIQ EEJ yrnr I- FTbnp1aS
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,s>BE IMMEwsE DESTRUCTION OF BU

man life annually from secret and chronic diseases
caused this old and reliable institution to be establishes
first in Philadelphia Penn, in 1880 and afterwards IN san
Francisco CAL in 1854 private dispensay IN order %
afford the afflicted the best medical and surgical treateh
for the above and all other affections and complaints
Consultations at the institute or by letter, FREEi
To the Afflicted.
Dr. L. J. Czapkay would most respectfully inform the
public Pacific coast that at the solicitation
Of his friends and hundreds Of those unfortu
natey afflicted with disease he has reopened his MEDICAL
AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE and resumed the practice
If his profession. The doctor would remind all those who
ire in need Of medical aid, that since renquishing his
very extensive successful practice in San Francisco he
principal cities in Europe, inspecting dill
gently the renowned hospitals, and gathering the
Derence the learned in the profession the benefit
from which offers all in need of his services Rheu
matte affections chronic catrh diseases Of the stomach
and Kidneys liver complaints, etc, successfully treated
Those who suffering from the and ndscretonJ
Of YOUTH weakness physical and mental debility,
assured Of permanent Charges moderate. All
communications strictly confidential Medicines sent by
express Address L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ D.,
.r l27 Montgomery ST. between Bush and Suffer So,
au251v San Francisco.
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j. 49,,
l Stern, Leopold
10 Stewart, Wellington
II st Clair, James A
26 Spurgeon, James "
81 Spence, William
So Startling, Morris w
Is Scott, Gottlieb f
80 Schmitt, John Jr.
81 Stocker, Walter w
1913 Stampley, Orville K
ia Saffell, Jonathan
131 Smith, Thomas L
14S Starkey, Eugene
152 Spargo, Peter
1872 Schreyer, Max
1853 SanchO, Stephen
III Straight, Jacob
1872 Seery, John
1877 Small, Benjamin F
1913 Stocker, Dewitt c
242 Slater, Beniau'. =
245 Sayre, Henry Z
256 SissOn Isaac
PSI Savage, John F
2S3 Smeade, Francis IL
2S9 Sterling, Frederick NJ
3O2 Smiley, William
304 Startling, Albert NJ
sos Sullivan John
3l5 Singleton, Philip
- Treadway, Aaron D
- Trembley, Alexander
106 Tennant, Thomas }
1oS Tufy, George
I42 ThaXter, GcorgcC
176 Tr,pp, John
1913 TurqNr, Fred D
Pa Tjrknsr, Henry l.
2IN Tobriner, Jacob
80 Torreyoon, William ID
IL Taylor, William l.
ne Thonp,on, Henry
- Wj+herill, Charles a
- Wehher. jacob Jr
- Waters, J W
- Woodsite , Joseph G
White, Henry c
- Wilson Charles
81 Woodliif, William
93 Walker, Elijah
100 Welt2r, Walter B
1l9 Wright, Andrew
1872 Welrh, Samuel +
1871 WATSON, Warren
139 Willis, Orlando p
100 Wentworth, Lewis
1G8 Winnie, Jacob p
Isl Webb, George d
BOB White, George w
229 Wilmot, Edward
232 Wright, Samuel II
252 Wing, Miles r.
267 White, Gardner c
2S7 Whittmore, Edward II
BIS Williams, Frank J
32S Willard, Marshall
81 YOungs, Samuel
2l0 Wager, Michael L
286 Young, John
Is Zabriskie Elias B
| hereby certify the foregoing to
I'LL and correct list Of the names of
lectors registered in the LIST and
Wards of the City of Carson, Orn
'ounty, Nevada, for the City Flee
0 be held Monday, May 5, 1879.
[ also give notice that l will rect
hjecti0ns from any qualified electC
he right to vote on the part Of any
On so registered until o'clock P. n
he fourth day previous to election.
All persons whose names may be
entered in said list are
uested to appear at my office and h
uCh error corrected.
w. NJ. CAR
Registry Agent for the City OF
IN, Ormsby County, Nevada.
Carson City, April p, 1879.
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PORTRAIT PAINTERS.
LIZ ssSES1Rs IL EHEE4


EkAVE OPENED a FER%TTLASS STUDIO
the Carson City Savings Bank, and will remain
IN town Tor a few weeks
Parties desiring Portraits Painted from Life enlarged
from Photographs DacrrcotyicS, life size i'll oil or
Portraits Repaired where broken torn painted,
touched, oiled and Varnshed have opportunity
having work executed bv Artist OF Twenty
years experience. All work warranted Call in and
Tor yourselves.
Animals Painted in Groups,
Horses under Motion or as SAIL Life.
Special attention is given 10
Furnishing ParIOrs and Diniag.rOOlas
with Landscape, Fruit and
Game Pieces.
HB-Dont forget to call in and examine the portraits
You shall not be charged anything for looking them.
Remember these Artists bold the First Premiums for
Portrait aui Animal Painting, of the StoCkton Jose
and Sacramento Fairs and the State Agricultural Sociey
0f California; Cold Medal for the years 81 and 1875
Carson Ma oh ~ 1879. M
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View subscribers ippying early for the year 1879 may
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Chrnusc .Bi-,,. SOS, lsO all Female
Coua ,iniuI~ Hni Diseases Of the
rriSu,.s system.
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ssEl14sEfS'sE BROS.
Carson October "A ISIS.
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LUR".

THIS Item of expense, borne ny the publishers is
equivalent reduction Of IS per the cost to
subscribers il years.
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-12-20

Miss Minnie Rodman has been visiting
friends IN the FallsCig this week.
Elder j. 3. B. sitvers afriyeH in the city
Monday, and is visiting friends in this
community. Mr.. Stivers is handsome
young minister in charge of the Christian
Church at Duke Centre, Pennsylvania.
He is unmarried, receives good salary, and
has nice parsonage OF twelve rooms wait
ing for mistress. Leap Year is almost
upon us, and communications may be ad
dressed to him at Duke Centre, Pa.
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-12-20
SHERIFF..

We are authorized to announce GEO. W.
QUARLES as q candidate for Sheriff Of Frank
lin county, atsthe Angust election, $50, subject
to the action Of the Democratic parity ~
We are authorized to announce E. H. TAYLOR
as candidate for Sheriff of Franklin county.
at the August eleetien $780, subjsct TO the action
Of the Democratic party. - ~
We are aathofised to announce T. o. A'w-
K INK = eBeFIn OF Franklin county
- August eIebtiOn, 1880 subject 70 tue aeiiol
Of the Democratic party, .r.s ...r,
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-12-20

The Little Dora No. 2, little ateam.
boat that has just been rebuilt and reftted
at Tyrone, Anderson countyi came down to
the city yesterday for inspect on. She is the
property Of Mr. Rppy, of Tyrone, and will
run between this point and Tyrone She's
nice little craft
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-12-20
NOTICEi !
ORDINANCE NO. 40.
SWINE.

FL. That it. shall be unlawful to keep any
swine within the limits of the city of Frankfort,
aud the owner Of any swine who permits the
same to stay within the limits of said city, or
any person who permits them 10 remain upon
their premises after being notified one day by
the Marshal of the City Of Frankfort TO remove
the same shall, upon conviction thereof, he 6ned
not less than two or more than ten dollars for
each day that said swine may remain in said
city, after being so notified TO remove the same
and each day they so remain ahali be deemed a
separate odense. 7. j. TODD,
49, CITY MdSskaL
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-12-20
DIED.

At the residence Of her father, Capt Sanford
Coin, in this city, on Sunday, the l4th inst,
Rosa MAY, in the 10th year of her age
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-12-20
CIRCUIT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce WALTER
FRANKLIN as a candidate for reelection to
the Office of Circuit Clerk of Franklin county,
at the August election, $780, subject to the
action Of the Democratic party.
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-12-20
FRANKFORT. DECEMBER 20, 1879.

If your ROUNDABOUT is marked on the
first page with red x it indicates that
yonr subscription has expired and must be
renewed before you receive another paper 4
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-12-20

A large assortment Of chldren's gift books
at Marshall & Meagher's.
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-12-20
Personal.

Capt A. 6. Brawner is at home on a
ehort visit.
Miss Jacque jackson, of Bridgeport is
visiting Miss Matte Crockett.
Mrs. Katie Berry returned home from
Louisville Wednesday morning. - 80 ~ ev
Miss Mamie Archer and. Mics Emily
Thomas are at home for the holidays.
Miss Nellie Theobald is at home again.
She has been visiting relatives in Louisville.
Mrs. Matte Hancock Of EutineBce, is
visiting the family Of Mr.. T. H.. Morris
iees efali} AL t1s gf r
Elder George Darsie has been in Cinein-
natl this week, He returned home this
morning.
Miss Josie Murphy returned Tuesday
evening from short visit to friends III
Louisville. 81
Mrs. John Suter, of Gralz, Owen county
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Margaret Egbert
in this city. boz 81
Miss Annie Steele, who has been visiting
friends here, returned to her home in Louis
vile yesterday afternoon. .B&
DR.. T. l.. Taylor left the city yesterday
afternoon to visit sick friend and will 6e
absent until next Tuesday.
Charlie Kncaid, the handsome editor
of the Anderson News. was in town Tues
day, and dropped in to see US.
Miss Molie Guthrie, one of Anderson
cOunty's loveliest daughters, is in the CITY,
the guest of Mrs VIM. Saffell
Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Wolfe and little
Willie jenkins, OF Indiana, who have been
visiting relatives in tile city, returned home
today.
Captain Mathers an1 Captain Houghton,
Government inspectors, were in the city
Yesterday for the purpose of inspecting the
new Little Dora, No. 2.
Mr. II. C. Holcomb, late of the Ander.
con News, passed through the city Thurs
day en- rOnle for Atlanta, Ga. where he will
make his home in future.
Miss Cornie Shipp, charming young
lady OF Woodford county, who has been
visiting the Misses Todd, Belle Point, re-
turned home Wednesday morning
Miss Lena Portwood who has been at.
tending school at Georgetown, passed
through the city yesterday on her way
home in Lawrenceburg for the holidays.
Mr.. E. B. HurrelI, the senior of the firm
Of Hurrell az Co., Cincinnati. was i'm the
city this week, and dropped in at the
RoUNDABoUT office. He is an agreeable
gentleman and will always receive a
welcome here.
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-12-20

Don't fail to read the advertisement Of
F. v. Gray e. Co. in this Issue.
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-12-20

One year for 50 25, Two papers for little more
than the price of one. Send as 50 20 and re-
ceive your home paper with the COurier Journal,
the best brightest. and ablest family weekly in
the country.
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-12-20
BLACK CAKE, SILVER CAKE
POUND CAKE. SPONGE CAKE,


] have also opened my Restaurant for the ac-
cOmmodation of the public, and will constantly
keep Fine Select Oysters, the best Of Game and
Fresh Fish, and ali other things that the market
affords. Meals at all hours, and prices reason
able. PETER {. SOWER.
Dec 20-3m
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-12-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CIRCUIT JUDGE.

Weare authorized to announce JOHN j. ORR,
of Owen county, rs a Democratic can didate for
Judge Of the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Ju-
dicial District, subject 10 the action Of the Dem
ocratic Party. 81 1917
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-15

We sincerely sympathisc with DR.
Wedgeworth and his distressed wife
in the loss oftleir only daughter, Mi. s
Alice. She was Il boarding pupil at
Mr.. Bucks, when taken sick about
seven weeks ago, was carried home,
and fingered in much suffering until
last Sunday, when she passed quietly
away. She was a gentle, amiable and
intelligent young lady, the idol of her
parents and brother, and greatly below
ed by her teachers and associates.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-15

Ihe State of Mississippi,
NoXubee County.
| Della A. Shelton
| lS46l VS. In Cbanccrv
| Willie Mary Shelton,
In pursuance to Il final decree rendered in
the above stated cause, at the October Term
ID, 1879, If the court aforesaid, dated 90.
tooer u, 1879, the undersigned commission.
CT III SAID cause appointed, will, on
Monday, the LIST. day Of December, 1879,
in front of the court house door in the town
OF Macon in said county, within legal hours.
proceed to sell, at public cutlery, TO the bivh,
est and best bidder, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
That part of lot in fractional block No
o., lying and being situate in the town of
Macon, and occupied by A b Shelton as A
homestead during his lifetime.
Terms of sale-One half cash. and ono
half payable October Is, 1880, with good.
sufficient and undoubted security. .rhe de-
ierred payment to bear interest at The rate
OF ten per cent per annum from date of sale
until paid.
The title to the above described property
is believed to be perfect, but win only con
yey such title as vests in me by virtue of said
final decree. ROBERT q. PATTY,
hoVl-ts Commissioner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-15

NASHVILLE WEEKLY AMERICAN.


Inc nest Presidential election viii
ae.erm'nd Questions of vital inpor.
ahce 10 every citizen of tile Union
Upon It's results. will depend the nor.
pou.ity or our republican form of gov-
eminent. All these questions wifi ho
thoroughly discussed in the next sas'
SION OF Congress, which begins ON tLe
is' uay OF December. tits our desire
ana our purpose, so far as we can cor
tribute to that end, that every citizen
shall be fully informed upon all tbesn
questions ofsnch vast moment. sorr
NATIONAL government to be henceforth
an imperial despotism? Is he bavn.
net to rule the ballot? Are the riobts
OF me States, cxprcssly''reserved in the
constitution, TO Yield to centroized
'dictation? Shall AFRO CANT and imner;.
Gus party leaders, under the crv NJ
liberty, rob the citizen of liberty ~,
shall Mamm0n be the only deity who
shall be acknowledge as hayiuy III.
W.. xne rights; shall labor be deprived OIL
us Just reward! In order to bring il
within the means of cAerv man. me.
chanic, farmer and laborer, in all yoca-
lions even in these hard times. to in
form himself what political parties are
proposing, we have reduced the terms
Oh me Weekly american to ONE
a year; For six months. as
cents: Three months, 40 csnts. The
real value of the paper will not be do
'reasd with reduction Of the price
,nt will be vastly incacased in prodor,
ion to price.
Address
THE AMERICAN.
NASHVILLE Tenn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-15

We are informed that Mr.. Noah
Scales, of Brooksvillc, will soon open a
large dry-goods store in our town. He
will occupy a building TO be erected by
DR.. Allgood on his vacant lot, between
Griggs u Haniter II Sclleck. Mr.. S.
is an experienced and successful mer-
chant, having spent his past life in the
business. We are gratificd at his COM
ing, and hope that he will be so well
pleased with our town and people as to
remain permanently with us.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-15

The family of Mr.. Charles Russell in
the western portion of the county,
nave been sorely afflicted with typhoid
fever. He has lost a grown son and
daughter during the past two weeks.
and has another son seriously i'll. His
house being infected with the typhoid
poison, it was thought best TO vacatc
1t, and scatter his family; since which
no other case has occurred.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-15

This is to certify that Mr. John NJ.
Cochran has builta gin house: and
screw for me, and ! take pleasure in
saying, that although Mr.. Cochran is
one of the Oldest citizens in the county,
he has no superior as a gin house or
screw builder as the job he has Just
completed for me will show. Icspeci-
ally desire to inform those having run
ming gear or gin stands to repair, that
they cannot do better than call ON him.
Mr.. G. is like many old and useful ar
ticles-was made when men were hon
est.
Respectfully,
Oct. 25th. II. A. RICE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-15
Cheap Farm.

Oacres of land, 7miles from Ma.
mile from the Louisville road,
|sell on the most favorable terms.
|e 1850 acres of cleared land, part
|un the tract, 1t has several good
|nty of water, and an inexhausti-
|Orstock Of all kinds.
lhe soil is stiff, black post oak,
bottom, which yields cotton and
TO the average of the county.
at 81 30 per acre, and give rea-
be for payments.
3. V. ID. HILL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-15

Mr. Tew, the engineer whose skull
was fractured.in the recent locomotive
explosion near this place, we under
stand is in a very critical condition
from the effects of the wound. lie is
at his home in Whistler, Ala.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-15

1t gives us pleasure to note the high
price for cotton. II is selling in Macon
to-day at II and II 10 cents, and there
are thousands of dollars still hanging
to the weeds in Noxubee, waiting for
the picker.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-15
. Rent or Lease.

|DInson Plantation, situate % miles
Knoxville, containing about 800 a.
EItiyable land, with first-class i'm
IN, Including steam power mill
|For terms &C., application can be
Mrs. NJ. II. Burnett, ut the resi-
i. II. Jamison, till November 18th,
| that time to c. Lewis, at Clifton.
|ubce county, Miss.