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A.natla.I,onaon.

uaicAGO, August 7.-Bertha Lehman,
l6 yeas old, WHO disappeared mysterious.
Y June 80, was found by the police last
alsht At the house Of Mrs, Anna Baker,
81 Gsoyeland Park, Bertha asserts thai
.ae Es taken there by George II. Bearee,
3lesman, under false representation,
sa6 .n was held there q prisoner and com,
ps.ied 70 live with Bearce, and aftarward
alla a man named Hinckley. The par
ess weie all arrested and Bearee, Hfnck,
and Mn, Baker were held until Thurs
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ST. LeuIs, August 7.-This morning
vengeance on a murderer was taken by a
mob at Eecsho, in this State, "Wednesday
night The victim was Garland Mann.
In September Of last year Dr, chenowith,
one oithe most prominent citizens 81 Me
Donald ccuntyt waa murdered about 0
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BELLAIRE.
Various Matters of Current Interest From
the Ginsa City. irt

"
Various Matters of Current Intsrss. From
the Glass City.
The First National Bank will be closed
al noon to-day.
The postoffce will be closed this after
noon from l o'clock till 5.
The ladies Of the Second N. E. church
give a festival at the parsonage, Gravel
Hill, tonight,
Rev. Mr.. Williams. representing the
Presbyterian Board Of fPublteation, was in
town yesterday.
The body Of young 0tro. the Martins
Ferry boy drowned In the river Tuesday,
was found yesterday, floating in the river
at Gravel Hill.
Messrs. Rumbach, Bentfeld, Neininger
and seelbach were successful in shoot
ing match against Messrs. Ganteft, Reiger,
Greiger and Wasgoner.
Miss Laura Greenlee will be buried to-
day from tho family residence near
Quincy. She was In her twenty-second
year, and was victim Of consumption.
The funeral OF Mrs. McElroy took place
yesterday. afternoon from the home Of
her daughter, MIS-. Albert Rodeier. The
little boy who was hurt at the same time
Is getting along nicely.
The B., 2. ( @. railroad will run special
trains Sunday to the camp meeting at
Bethel. A good many from here are out
there now and a big crowd is expected
Sunday, as the other grounds will be
closed TO excursionists.
The Bethel gas well will be at once
sunk over third deeper. Its now 100
feet deep and will be about 100 when
finished, unless valuable find be made
before reaching that depth. Efforts are
being made for q well on the Robinson
farm, not far from the abandoned well on
the. creek at Wallace's.
The Thity-sixth street sewer Is
approaching completion, and the Thirty
fifth street sewer Is already al down.
These two empty into the Noble street
sewer, and by that into Indian run. Some
means will have 10 be used to continue
theBewers TO the river, as the accumnla-
ted deposit from the sewers will be right
at Noble street. sil *
Mayor D. W. Cooper has issued pro.
clamation reeitpg that, the Nation now
mourns the death Of her most illuStious
soldier, Gen. u, s. Grant, and the time
appofnted for his last sad funeral rites d
to-day, and recommending that, through
Hove and respect for him and the fnyaiu.
liable services be rendered, lIBecnlat buSi.
ness be entirely suspended froml TO :
O'clock. -
The arrangements are all completed fol
the memorial services to-day. AL citizens,
ex:soldlers and members Of the Grand
Army are invited % meet at the hall 81
spangier Post ut j 40 andmafch in body
Ito the Christian Church, which has beer
ldfaped for the occasion. The programme
for the exercises iB. Prayer by Rev. \
u II. Monroe. Singing by the choir. Funera
lseryices according 10 the ritual of ofSpanglei
Post Singing by the choir, Sermon by
Rev. j. X. MeKallip. Congregational
! singing. Addresses By Col. d. Il. Poor
man and otheu Benedietion.
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AZ Governor Wilson has taken any Off
s. notice Of to-day's solemn ceremonies,
d, announcement has not come this way.
IlI,uyoi the Governors have issued proelai
Im,tioRs and some will be at the funeral
vIlh their stalls. West Virginia ought TO
have .been,so represented.
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iTnrsE are the verses Of Commissioner
d Pablic Works Rolling W. Squire which
Mayor Grace ordered him to remove from
the front Of the New York City Hall:
He bon alolt our sword OF Ore,
4HOrilI watched, enyied nation.
Where victory NEng. while trembling hlngs
Bespoke our deSOlatlon.
No ialteriug marked the Titans task,
N0Shhnking IRON the trust,
lie flead the foe ere freedoms hand
Fell GAIitesed from times dial.
NJ. Sqaire's intention was much better
than bis verse, though thematter wasnot
serious enough to justify the iMayor't
orter. ". .lrs !.
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Tpr Associated Press Will maintain e
,Ss l.st the excellence of its reports touch.
mall tba. relates to General Grant
TsIaUsph nj offices have been located along
de line Of the procession, SO that the
.ar,ire may be facilitated.
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rur west Virginia Senators are net
pAiectIug the press. This time it is the
sisl,olas n Chronicle artist that is called on
n edit postofice. We must "look leet'
.a;oudt' lnwheellng or the 1S1ELLleEs'
(.si may. be invited to! receive and dis.
hibu.e mail matter.
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ToD.r The "Old Commanders" form
xillbe looked upon for the last time. We
s,nuot all be there to see, but We can join
!. ,be memorial services at home. There
ossbt a. to be a great turn out in Wheeling.
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I'm rsajinessby tonight. Tomorrow the
city aud county offices and federal offices
will lie closed, also great many stores
andsoflres. The e.. A. B. will takepart
In the memorial services.
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Tp.r an just making ths heads Of
,o1rtb class offensive partisansn fly.
Lightning strikes about once a day in
Es,t yirginia. We must have Civil Ser
Via reform and lots Of it.
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Anglo. .ohinsSe Alilnneo.

PARIS, August THE Etpabiqie EfaI-
eaiss states that an alliance has been con.
claded between Great Britain and China
for neutral action IN the event OF war be-
tween England and Russia. ( n
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PprslDEST CIEyELASD is receiving, as
Ss deserves, general eommendationf for his
.b,p letter 70 the man who confessed to
ths crime Of endorsing an unworthy ap-
ptieaut for olIice. This kind of thing
ought to be made odiOus. Nogood citizen
desires to see the President trapped in 50
dtreputabIe q way.
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# va, very kind Of the old City Hall 70
.,,nd up to its work until we hada new
o.s o 10 % into. Now it may go down ii it
vii vii and savs the. trouble Of pulling it
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Gke gateAI2snle1.
os.., So.. - aud 81 rOurtesnth Street.

..-p,,,o,, aurtag w ely dslris1 ah ains'' 9
-, eaS Laps THE ISTuusEsuH Raflsd .
Se.t- .,'tssr, ~ and tt addrss eAaagad a efI@ a
= I....,s ~ a Gt ,ale Of IS etnts peT month.
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posT,oFFIoEs FoR DEMOCRATS.

Mr.. Villas flrst Assistant on HIsPrcsressf In
the Work. 8., $50
WAsHISGTos, August 7.-Fifst Assistant
Postmaster aensfat Stevenson told q cor
respondent today thafof these, ,poo ofourth-
class postmastea only about Ave percent
had been removed during the past five
months. He estimates the average Of
changes at l0oper day since he has been
in office, andit isquite certain that he has
expedited the work Of removing Republi-
cans considerably since The retirement Of
MI. Hay. Mr.. Stevenson, however, under
estimates the service he is doing the
Democratic party. It has been no I'M
common thing for him lately to make
from 200 10 $50 changes in fourth GLASS
post6tfices daily, and It is believed that
since the 4th OF March about L, 900 Demo-
cratic postmasters have been appointed In
the place Of Republicans. At this rate in
little over year henge nearly every
fourth. class postmaster will be Democrat.
Mr.. Stevenson this afternoon said: II
have appointed quite number OF Re-
publicans and ex.Union soldiers to be
postniasters. It oiten@happens that the
only place at q crossroads station where 0
postottiee can be conveniently ablished,
is q store kept by o Republican. The peo-
pie 20 to the store to trade and that Ia the
place where they want their lettera deliy-
cred. In filling the offices i always give
tho nra afarnnea IN !Damncra.g nthaT fhfnoa
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rur idea Of the Treasury Department
...n,s , to bc that whisky men must pay
80 = s.,sx or hand over the whisky. That is
/. - mol plank all The time.
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por IS this? Not another full Cabinet
.sstips until the middle of scptember2 9
Vino v d to carry on the work of reform 2
n;,yins's back will bulge under the whole
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q ss'as ~ l'aiSa VIA t'sl4eletFs III ~ 81
q SrauBEsyfLlE, o., August I. Memorial
.seryicesin honor Of the dead patriot WIN
fbe held in the city Opera House to.mor-
rcwattemoon Addresses viii he delivered.
by Z g. Richards, L. 5 AndreNs, Rev. +.
a. Brown and John II. Cook, and poem
read by Miss Mary Barrett Bnsineas WIN
be general j snspended, and Stanton Post
and Stanton Club willmafch 70 the Opera
Houar.
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LONDON, August 7.SD spatches sent
from Meshed in Persia, near the Afghan
frontier, say that the British officers in
Herat are well treated by the inhabitants,
and that their healthis excellent despite
thetorrid weather prevailing there. The
work Of tortifyins Herat against q possible
Russian advance Is making rapid progress.
The Ameer is preparing another large
force of Afghan troops for The protection
OF Herat. The Ameer,s son Will be placed
in nominal command OF the troops. The
same dispatches state that the Turcomans
of Mere are greatly excited against the
Russian soldiery because OF their alleged
brutal conduct towsrd the native women.
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The ciylI Sor,Ioa Act.

WAsHrNoroS, D. G., August 1.-THE
Secretary Of the Treasury recently called
upon the. Attorney General for an opinion
as TO whether section Of, the revised
statutes is repealed or abrogated by the
provisions Of the act to regulate and Inn
prove the civil service Of the United
States, approved January 16, 1888. Sec
ton l84 provides Q certain method for the
examination and appointment OF clerks
specified in section 16S, which, thatclerks
in departments shall be arranged in four
classes, distinguished as the frat,
second, third and fourth classes. The
Attorney General In his opinion
Just submitted, Gays 1t is clear that section
l64 has reference entirely to the clerks
named in section 1853, and that the Civil
Service act seems to deal with the entire
subject. IL is true, he says, thai there is
nofepeal, in so many words, OF section
1874, by the Civil Service net, but under
that rule which recognizes that. as q
statute which undertakes to provide Tor
an entire subject mstter ,repeals all former
laws or statutes upon that su6ject 5is
would seem that section 1874 Is repealed by
the Civil Service oct,
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LOOKS LIKE WAR
As IT oFTRN ELS poNE DEgoRE.
shass May Come Tegsthsr-rhs Fettia.
cation OF ofHsrat-Ras.iai has 10, Coma.
dsnes IN Esrlana- -rossIGaN News.

LONDON, August IA iispach received
here from the Afghan frontier says acol.
lision between bodies Of Afghan and Rus.
sian troups is not improbable.
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. GENERAL JOsErH Z. JoIRsToS "feels
nre that General Grant ifastened the
-ei. theswars- s-int . remarkable
iaaansre.. There is no doubt Of that, and
biz was the merciful way. We might
haysbeen fighting still ifsome Of our Cen
erals had been allowed tohaye their slow
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Gen. John.ton,s Opinion /.


CHICAGO, August 7.-General Joseph E.
Johnston, who is to oiiciate as one Of the
pail.bearers at General Grants funeral,
will arrive in New York tonight. On
learning Of his selection as pall.bearer,
General Johnston, who was in Portland,
Oregon, took the first train for the East,
and mis- stop in this city was very brief.
He Is reported to-day as having said while
hero: "The first time ] ever saw General
Grant was during the Mexican war. He
was q Lieutenant then, and Of course no
one saw in him the great General vi hich
he proved to be. know the Southern
people feel kindly and have al
ways felt kindly toward General Grant.
They never forgot his kindness the
promptlngs Of good heart-in making
the favorable conditions TO General Lee at
the time Of his surrender. dom speak
from official information, but 1t was gen.
orally believed In the South that Mr..
johnson, then President, had determined
to make an example OF some of the Ssaths
ern Generals, and that General Lee was
SELECTED by him as one of the menito be
sacrificed. G neral Grant resisted such q
proceeding. He aaid that the Nations
honor was at stake, as by the conditions
OF the surrender General Lee could not be
sacrificed. In short, General Grant stood
IN the way Of Johnson's scheme, and
saved many Coniederates from death.
The Southern people knew that he had q
soldiers heart, and they respected him
living, and honor hun dead.
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ra,rvEs are working New York and de-
.,.tivss are working the thieves. 1t is q
..,t TO opportunity for pick.pOckets and
stinaints.
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II you want Moving Machine uectionB
they wiz cost you 10 cents each at S. \.
iBoyd'e Wheeling, Who keepa q full line Of
repaiu icr AL Heading machines,
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Following The I Emiuen..

~ Y.
NV foEE, August Large numbers
ofpeople filed the corridors Of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday and turned the
psees Of the hotel register to view the sig
natures Of the prominent men there regis
tsred. During the evening the numbers
increased, aad a. well known public men
appeared about the ONCE they we're SUR
rounded by knots OF curious visitors.
When eS-rfealaents af.ngr anu anu ia;seS nnyes
SsseeaIsa Gsnsrsl III pS;I s5spidan @ and ssnator
y5bn T A. Ta,an n crowd followed them
sSort Z ~ Mill f6sy wsrs nnmnelIed 10 retire
- aoous S .ta nasinr I 49, eS'
y I'm, pltSS ans;ra % Grant fam;Iv wifi retnyn 10
nj u stcG % rsooy on Monday and repaain
X M. sre rnt;I ffSetsber. They Will then oc-
slsrs sas,s tS tSa, IS So5ss nm ssstS SiSty.siSth
ps csps t Trs S sssto,is yj,i fii Fetrrn s1 Ia Rne.
susss' s.nS ,,bara @ "a % III, ssay nntil snrine.
sane Ssa W, Int rtsn5S nd ~ ratnSn h this eo1ntry
els siena saea % = ,ssr IN cnmnsnv with MT.
at seeS M Hsant Ia "a a. sTt Mci5reoor'
isls S.i5 III, nnt .stsnj tbs H. iTnsrsl here She
aaa ,nnh WI NV nscstrotsd S mantsIIT and nhvsi.
a,,il - EeS She S.s ber,Iiy heen ahIe tos sIeaye
Ss. y nom at ths- -Drexel cottage, and Is 50
hss tooa ~ ss.E ~ i9 n % endnIe the ionrney 10
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viii be detailed ffom each brigade by
Bdeadier Generals Ward and Fitzgerald
respectively, to fire three yolleys.
sHAIER,s ClRCULAR
In Regard 10 the formation Of the funeral
Parade To-day.

In Regard 10 the 1ormhuon OF the EunerA
Parade To-day.
NRv YoRx, August 7.-General shale,
issued the following circular to-day:
'eThe escort column in the obsequies oi
the itlustriols President, General
Ulysses S. Grant, except that post com.
posed OF United States troops, win be
divided into six columns as follows, viz:
First-First Division N. g. s. N. Y,
Major General Alex shaler.
Second, Old Guard of New York City,
Mai. Geo. w. Mclean, Governors Foot
Guard, MSj. j. O. Kinney, Veteran Asso-
citation l05th New York Volunteers, Col.
Harmon, D. Hull Veteran Zouaye Asso.
ciation, Capt. 7. F. Sheehau, Tenth Regi-
ment New York Volunteers Veterans,
Capt. A. Chamberlain, Fifth Regiment
New York Volunteers Zouaves, Capt B.
F. Finley, Second Company Washington
Continental Guard, Capt. j. g. Nor
man, Colombo Guards, Capt. j.
Canagaro, Italian Rifle Guard, Cap.
tain r. Souyadedo, Garibaldi Legion,
Captain E. Spazary, Columbia Guards,
Shptdlu Wllllhh =. EAG1lll kLlS9-=Nbkn-
panies of Veteran Guards (eolored) all nn-
der the command Of Colonel David E..
Austin, to whom the following named
officers willreport for duty especial aides.
Major J. NJ. Terhune, Major ). F. Moore,
Major John A. Cochrane, Captain George
B. Cochrane, Lieutenant Frank L. Wheel.
er, Lieutenant Frank Wisewell.
Third-Second division, N. g. s. N. W
Mai. Gen. Ed. Mollinix.
Fourth-First regiment N. g., Pa, Col.
S. Z. Weidensham; Gray Invincibles,
Capt. John +. Kennard Gate City Guards,
OF Atlanta, Ca, Lieut.. Vim. II. Camp.
This division will be under the charge Of
James B. Mix.
5.-second regiment n. G. Connecticut,
Col. W. J. Leayenworth; First regiment
Massachusetts infantry, Col. A. @. Yelling
ton; four companies Of Virginia State
troops, Lieut.. Col. Spottwood; tirst COM
pany Union veteran corpsD /. O., Capt. II.
Z. Wrell; Union veteran corps, d. o.,
Capt. S. L. Thomson; Capital City guards,
D. o., Capt. I. s. Kelly; Company D.,
Minnesota guards, Capt. Benn. This
division will be in charge Of Capt. W. II.
Stratum.
Js'W. Plum.
Gen. Johnston's Opinion. Y
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rnt MIDDAY pREssuRE.

~ Tut MIDDAY pRissURI.
,r,,...-..s.I. "a g., =, :. NJ 5;roir.
MlaaAy passeo anu seiete y :! . Nv t,st''t.
ution Of the constant tfail OF people 80
anxious 10 see the almost unacceptable
- "a tLo dsad censral All O'clock
.Ae" "a stte Ns'1 n-s.,'...s - : -.
the ine reachea up bEuaeWs1y " . PV.us
near Canal street. The tide was flowing
naat the remains at about 100 per minute
f'''s - III a. o osolsoL ,as,l,,
as ye3tefu4yt Anu ~ VSIVSA He14lS
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going way.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1885-12-12

McSsrS. Stokes, Scales. Burrh and
May are oil ON a camp hum WIZ,
success they haze had we have not
heard. "''' not
\ difficulty occurred at a negro
Iair on WI Barnhilrs Plantation ,
teW days aga which resulted IN Tho
Uca''t OF one of the parties. Donry
"tlelnre became involved in a quarrel
win ArmNtcad May. whcrcupan Arm
stead drew his pistol and shot Doncy
ti'ree Times. n time with fatal effect.
ArlhStrad Is still at LARGE,
-Jrlt Shcrrod concluded he had
Stuck to the eight commandments
NJ enough and proceeded 10 handle
tarre hundred pounds of Mr.. VIII
banks seed cotton. Mr.. Wilbanks
caught him in his wild career and had
MN arrested and arragincd cforc
Esq. Howe result $40 fine and cost.
-hoherl Douglas, arrested in Ma
con la,t TUESDAY, charged with steal
lh1 old man ScQy's money. and carried
htlorc Esq. lIuckabv for trial. gavelcp
oall and Is now ut large. Sonlcbodv
VIII have Il pair Of hand cuffs to pay
Tor. a. he carried them of with him.
Mrs. MaNcy McMorris's son was ar.
rested, charged with completely in the
crime. While she and all her family
were attending the trial, her house
caught on fire and everything she
possessed was burnt into ashes. We
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Cure for Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense OF weight in the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient To suppose he has some cf-
lection OF the kidneys or ncighborimg
organs, At times, symptoms Of indi-
gcslion are prcSens, flatulcncy. uneasi-
ness OF the stomach, etc. A moisture.
IKE perspiration, producing a very
dl'a%rrcable itching, after getting
warm, is Il common attendant. Blind,
Bleeding and Itching Piles Weld at
once TO the application Of Bosanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly up
on the parts effected, absorbing tho
Tumors, allaying the intense itching
and eficcting a permanent cure. Price
80 cents. Address, The DR.. Bosanko
Medicine Co., PiQua, o. Sold by j. F.
Jones,
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Proceedings Board of Supervisors
Monday, Dec. Z. 1885.

Monday, Dec. Z. 1880.
4 snncio, mootinr If tho BOARD was
holI '', "roonn ,'I Cor,5or 81 p ,"r "oa'" o ""1
CnI|c' arI,o clerL. ana shnr;T CAV"
me dctilion Of .Juo r barnes of al
Cor ne ! ch %o,,,,o IN Gc 'n1 !" AND I' r noI' syii ~,
rnoJ cnm'n,nncinm oI "a mia nnst ana
,o'"' W "''mur,'EIn,""e l;rcr,in, 70 w;, I'
:" I|o "ar ,T"' of Me- Ino Jona,S
AMI ,bcnnc sonthoast bnrt to oIL ro,d
""H 'nr ,nson ,' ".nsna a. AMY ~" Wv h'a '"""
,oa', ,,,,d' 07 ''
NJ fn,,or,i,, schoo,s woro ostoh.
r.LoJI. '''''' '''
We o-Wh;,o nc,lc,. co,oro1
riahcc Voiicv Rocky KnoI, and Jim
"'N'' ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1885-12-12
Very Remarkable Recovery

Mr.. Geo. V. Willing, OF M~anrhcs'et'
Mich, writes: "My wife has been al
most helpless for five years SO ne,P,e oI
thu, she could not turn over ~ pea
alone. She used two Bottles oil E'cG'
lric Dittcrs, and is so much improved
,hot She is able now to do her own.
Electric Bittcrs will do all that +
claimed for them. Hundreds OF ,c,'
monia,s attest their great cnrn''N,
power Only fifty cents a po'''c IL
4. II. Jones,
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Gin House Burned,

Mr.. Jos. May, at Mushulayillc, is al
SO numbered among the unfortnnates
in losing his public gin house, ma
chiperv &c. His loss will probably,
he as much as 81 1000, 1t was burned
Thursday night abort ten O'clock ard
the origin of the fire is unknown. Mr.
J. W. Griggs was Interested III the
business, and had>thc cotton and seed
insured for $500. We are sorry TO say
that Mr.. May had no insurance.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1885-12-12

The adiutanI General of Mi,siSsippi
draws a salary OF $500 for doing abso-
tglyly- nothing. The people pay this
S'oR and the people. have enough TO
pay N'thout paving out something for
nothing. Why not cut oTthe 500 at
la'Emenl 10 the AID. Gems office
lhrre are plenty of worthy gentlemen
wh" will accept the office for the hon,
or, without the money.--Sentincl.
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Notice!Tax Payers! !!

10 The Tao Payers Of Nor"bee .o"m'9,
After December 18th, ! shall coI nH,,
tho damages and other charges hNro
h w law "v" on all tax payers who refuse 10
settle by that date. ,;ss;on on
am entitled to the comn,'s Samor ""
,hc 1855 tax and will charge uai""s,'
nm nil those who do not pay '",.
~ make satisfactory arrangen'rn,'
Win me- wi,h reierenrcio same Nv pr' =
Is. Hoping that | shall no' "S md
rcsor, TO collections by distress ""'
sale of property, ..,n,ny
Il. NJ. WALKER,
Sheriff \ Tax Collector
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1885-12-12
VALLEY PROPERTY
KENT OR LEASE,

psI'y consists OF Forty Acres OF
aud' DWELLING. three good
iIoi STORE HOUSE, BLACK
uoF' WOOD SHOP, CRIBS
rG' Also IN lS-lIorse Power
Spicle with u good Grist Mill;
"a bushels daily, GO-saw Gullctt's
v,t III perfect order, TIE engine
water from ArteSian well
'anlnllng, aljoining mill house
III Ihirty.iile acres Of above
,,lIe OF cultivation; will make
,yg15t,oh THIS year. Located on
5ntuie and PiekcnSville roaG part
nm prairie. Tri-wcekly mail
rs.llle on NJ. ~ O.. railroad. Fine
|M I,,llng, ginning and mcrchan.
o''es were gjnncd in one sea.
|nTol,,u SIX miles west of Pichcns.
KY p" u. Z. Barnes, near the
I'm" W. o. BARNES,
Macon, Miss.