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NOTICE.

lTTILLtAM p. RlcHNRR, ~host place q
Wv residence and postoAce sddrcss Il Bir.
minshsm. Jedsfson counfy, ID the state Of
Alabama, will take notice .thstssn the 251
day Of January, 1855. Mary A. Richssr n,sd
her eerssin petition assinsts shir. In lhs
court Of common pleas Of Monroe oo1nty.
Ohio, ths -ebivct and prayer Of whichs b to'
obtain divoloe from said William P. Rich-
ner, on the grounds thss said William P.
Richnsr has been guilty Of gross nsglso. Of
duty toward said Mary A Riohner for rsfus-
ing to provide for her the means Of support
for more than three years last past., -, :,
~ III MANY a Z RICHN1R, Z :
B, DRIGGs& 4 MALLORY, her Astys. :
jana6,'S6S6.
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The manufacturers want II believed
that they favor high tariff because it
protects The American lsborer from com.
petition with the pauper labor of Eu-
rope. Yet there is scarcely week with
cut i's shiploads OF "rsupei laborers''
hrough, here from Europe by these. man
ufsciurers not .osIy to compete With
American laborers, but to rob them o.
their employment
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REDEMPTION NvTlCE.

TO N. Noors, or whom at nsay Coacern: s,sy
Notice is hereby given that Lemuel Bowsd
has paid into tho County Treasury sum
sufficient to redeem the east half Of The
southeast quarter Of range 4. township I.
section SO. so IS loo sores IN Jackson town.
ship, sold At a Delinquent Tax Sale by John
Ruegseggsr, Treasurer OF Monroe County,
Ohio January Is, 1884, iu the name OF
Samuel Froome to Matthew Moore.
Il &. MUHLRNAN,
fsb9.'sst3.. Auditor Monroe Co, Ohio.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To n. KiadelJe'ysr. or scaom il may Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Robert Jackson
has paid into the County Treasury sum suf.
ncient to redeem lot 3, town Of Graysvills,
range 9, township Z, section leone half acrs
sold at 9 Delinquent Tax Sale by John
Ruegseggsr, Treasurer of Monroe county
Ohio, January 1s, 1885 in the name Of N;
Parsonage to F, Kindsiberser-
H. 3. MUHLKMAN,
. fsb9, ,'S5t3. Auditor Monroe Co.. Ohio.
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THE SAD NEWS AT THE CAP1.
stt 20 TAI. aF
The President Issues an Order and
COndOleS With the Widow.

WASHINGTON, February "a tele
gram announcing the dangerous illness
If General Hancock. was received by
the President about | o'clock to-day.
and was sent to the c binent, then in
session. Jlst a.t@r the Cabinet adjourn
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Encouraging Words From Our
Friends.
Cambridge Herald.

The Woodsfed Spirit has entered its
43rd year. This journal is one OF which
the people OF Monloe county should feel
proul.
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One OF the first events that follnwed
the advent Of SAM JONES, in Cincinnati,
was the arrest Of HALsTEAD. Tnat is
encouraging Columbus Times.
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"a union of hearts. a union of hands,
A union of States none NAV sever;
"A union Of lake,. union of lands.
Aud the FLAG OF OUR UNION FoREvER.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARYsi6, 1886.

KENNEDY was bold leader, hut on
looking hack the other day be Iound he
had no followers.
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NOTICE,

THB undersigned has been dulv appointed
i Administrator Of fei estate of Michael
Weisend, late Of Monroe county. Ohio. de-.
ceased. JOHN A. BURKHART.
feb9, 1874.
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GEN. HANCOCK DEAD
The Eminent Soldier and
Statesman Passes Away.
MALIGNANT ClRBUN(LE THE glUSE
Aided by Complication of Diseases
"A Sketch OF General Hancock.

New YoRK Fabrusry "a NJ
The following official motif cation Of the
death Of General Hancock has just been
received:
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ed second telegram was received, con-
veying the intelligence OF his death
The flag on the White House was at
once placed at half mas. and the Presi
dent soon after issued the following ex-
ecutive order:
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EXECUTIVE MANSION !
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb g {

w ~. Sss L Gu J
Tidings of the desth of Winfield Scott
Hancock, the senior Major General OF
the Army Of tue United States, have
just heen received. ,s
A patriotic and valiant defender OF
his country. an able and heroic soldier,
spotless and accomplished gentleman
crowned alike with the lanrels of mill
tary renown, and the highest tribute OF
his fellow couptrymen. to his worth as a
citizen-he has gone to bis reward. 1t
is fitting that every mark Of public re.
spect should be paid to his memory
Therefore it is now ordered by the Pres
ident that the national f,g be displayed
at half mast upon all the public buildings
OF the Executive Departments in this
city until after his funeral shall have
taken place. DANIEL LAMONT,
Private Secretary,
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COMMENT on VARIOUS TOPICS.

rHh provisions of the Constitution re
laing TO the choice of Prtsiden. and
V &c President will have to be changed
before q satisfactory solution Of tie
Presidential succession can he reached.
Among the many plans sugges'ed the
most popular, perhaps, was that which
proposed to continue the Electors in Of
Zee for four years, and, in case OF va
cancy, let the electoral college he recon
vened and elect President aud V ce
President as in the frst instance But,
his plan had to he abandoned for rhe
reason that, under the Constitution, when
the Electoral college had once met and
performed its duties, II was at an end. /
hecsme what the lawyers would call
functus c2cio. and would have no au-
shortly IT, act further. To author q the
electors 20 continue in Office, and invest
them with power to meet second time,
or any number OF times, as emergency
might demand, and elsct President and
Vice President, would r'quire an amend
ment to the Constitution.
In certain contingency, the exercise
of the power given to Congress to elect,
in the event of failure to elect nv the
Electoral College, woull present an nj.
pleasant state Of things. In the FIRST
place it must be remembered that Con
gress has not ths po yer 10 arbitrarily
choose the p esiden, AID v cs President
In case OF lie. or in case neither OF
the persons voted for has majority Of
The whole number OF electors, there Is
failure to elect, and the President is then
to he chosen hy the House OF Represen
tatives and the Wee President by the
Senate. Bat The choice 10 either case is
limited to three of those who had re-
ceived the highest number Of votes in
the electoral college.
Now. suppose that, In 1884, there had
been "a failure to elect by the electoral
college, the election OF President would
then have gone to the House, and, being
Democratic, as q matter OF course, would
have elected Mr.. CLEVELAND. But sup
pose, further, that CLEVELAND AMI HEN
DRIoKs bad both died after the meeting
Of the electors and before the meeting Of
Congress to make choice Of President.
Who would Congress then have elected ?
As |: happened, the only PERSONS voted
for in the electoral college were CLEvr-
LAND ard HENDRICKS and BLAINE and
Z GAN; neither BurLER, BELvA LOCK
WOOD nor either of the other candidates
we're voted for by the electors. Under
!bese circumstances, the House-a Dem
ocratic House at that--wculd have heen
compelled to make choice OF BLAINE and
The Senate OF LOGAN!
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Cambridge left .rsonian.

'toUulhI.
The good oil Spiri; of Democracy the
organ OF the daunt'ess Democracy oi
Monroe county, has just entered upon
It's fortv-,hird year.
Bellaire Independent.
The Woodstield Spirit Of Democ -ncy
entered It's 43i year this week. u ,der
the guiding hand Of Mrs. M. C. Yves,
The psper is steadily growing in circula.
tian, and It's columns RIFF ct great credit
on the publisher.
Bellaire Tribune.
The Wools6eld Spirit Of Democracy
hss entered upon its 43i volume. Po-
lit:cally it is all wrong. hut locally and
miscellaneouslv it is bright, spicy and
newsv. The letters OF the editor, Mr.
Henry R West. from Fort Peck, Mor.
tana, are decided feature OF the Spirit
and will be read with interest. Mrs. w.,
who is now conducting the Spirit. is o
newspaper man" Of considerable abil-
ity.
Bemont Chronicle Republican.
The Woods6eld Spirit of Democracy
has entered npon it 43 ! volume. 1t is 9
good paper in everything but its politics
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Private Secretary.

THE PRESIDENTS CoNDoLENcE
TIE President also sent the following
telegram to Mrs. Hancock:
Executive MANSION
WASHING TON, D c., Feb
To Mrs. W. s. Hancock:
Accept my heartfelt sympathy and
condol. nee 10 your terrible bereavement.
The herosm and worth ofyour late hus-
band have gathered TO your side in this
hour Of your afIl ction nation of mourn
ers. GRovER CLEVELAND
Immediately on the receipt Of the in.
telligence Of the death of General Han
cock the flag on the War Department
was placed at half mast by order OF the
Secretary OF War and arrangements
made for the PRONUNCIATION OF general
order formally announcing his death to
the army. which will be issued to.mor
row. The Secretary Of War also re-
called the invitations he had issued for q
reception to the officers OF the Army,
Navy and Marine Corps for this even.
ing.
I O. SORROW AT WINCHESTER
WINCHESTER, Va, February y Great
regret was expressed by our citizens
over the unexpected announcement this
afternoon Of the death OF General Han
cock. He was we'll known here, being
in command of this post near the close
OF the war. g
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NEW SELECT
Stock of JeWelry.

Fox LAplRs Rings, Full Sets, Bar
and Lace Pins, Bracelets, Lockets, Ear
Rings, screw and wire, Collar Buttona,
Necklaces, Thimblcs &c. &c.
For Gcntlcmcn-CuH Buttons. Pins.
Scarf Pins. Collar Rutions, Watc!,
Chains in Roll Plate, Fire Gilt. White
Metal, C%clluloid, Bamboo and S,cci,
Watch Charms. Solid Gold Alaska
iamond Studs, Siberian Ruby Studs,
Scarf Pins &c.
Tiger eye, Cameo. Rhinestone, Alas
ka Diamond, Onyx, siberian Ruby
and other settings. Gold, Silver and
Nickel Watches; all at the wholesale
dealers prices. Call on Ward, at
IIaucnstcin's corner.
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conversation on Sunday Morning
at Breakfast,

How now what is this Sarah?
Why John, you gave me Five Dol.
lars to get provisions, and | saw in tho
Beacon Mr.. Marx advertisement. and
curiosity carried me down, and now
let me tell you, John, | have been
throwing money away. Just look At
'his liam. | only paid IL l.2 cents
per pound for it, and it is much finer
than any we had at l6 cents. just
look at those buck wheat cakes. | on.
y paid 20 cents for q package Of self.
rising buckwheat, and John, try this
sugar house molasses at so cents a cal.
lon we have been paying Is cts, for
much inferior %::molassCs. Those bis.
cuts are from the flour Mr., Marks sells
at $500. Don't fail to bring me mon.
ey TINS week SO | csn get our supply
at Marks Store. John, | gave MI.
Marx 90 cts, and he sent me 100 oys-
tiers for it. like Mr.. Marks adyer.
tlsement better than any other, as he
gives his prices, and John, believe me
every word he says is true, and | am
going to tell Sister Mary to 20 with
me, to convince herself; she would
hardly believe that Mr.. Marks sells
SO CHEAP.
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TO the people Of Morubee County ::
Since the Supreme Court has af.
ilrmed my cases and there is M Nos
sible chance for relief from that sourco
| want to say to the public, my friend.
and especially the Jury that tried d 7
Williams, who was claimed to be NV
accomplice, that he, Williams, IS m
innocent man. and is punished unjust.
ly, and | trust that all the good. law.
abiding citizens, and especially the
jury that tried him will, make an er-
fort TO have him pardoned by tho
Governor Respectfully,
w. r. BRAcEN
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What True Merit Will Do.

The unprecedented sale of Boschee's
Germdn Syrup within a few years. has
astoniShcd the world. 1t is, without
doubt, the safest aud best remedy cy-
er discovered for the speedy and cf-
iectGal cure OF Cough. Colds and the
severcst Lung Troubles. 1t acts on
AN entirely different principle from
the usual prescriptions given BY Ply
s%icians, as it does not dry mp n Cough
and leave the disease still in the avs.
TEN, but Oh the contrary removes the
cause Of the trouble, heals the parts at.
fcctcd and leaves them in q purely
healthy condition, a bottle kept in
the house for use when these diseases
make their appearance, will save doc.
tors bills and a long spell Of serious
illness. a trial will convince YOU OF
these facts. 1t is positively sold by all
druggists and general dealers in the
land. Price Is cents, large bottles.
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MARRIED.

IN Louisville, Miss, at tho residence
Ui The brides father, Nov. IL, 1886, BY
i.eV' MI. Fox, Mr.. L. F. HoLnERd, Of
macon, AMI Miss MAMIE L. Woop-
WARD, of Louisville.
The bride and groom have taken a
southern tour, followed by the best
wishes OF a multitude of friends. We
nope their barque may glide smoothly
Ger hie's uneven sea,:.and may they al.
ways feel happy in the possession of
others love.
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Commissioners of Election.

Avoid tho harsh, irritating, gripping
compounds so often sold az purgativc
medicines. and correct tie irrcgulari-
ties of the bowels by the use of Bycr's
Cathartic Pills, which are gentle, yet
searching, in their action.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE At JACKSON, Miss.
October Ii, 1856,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Tiled notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support OF his
claim, and that said prsof will be made be
fore the Judge, or in his absence the Clerk
of the Chanccry Court NONubec County at
Macon, Miss, on December 6. 1856, viz:
Ned Castor. Homestead No. 1906 for the
northeast quarter of northwest quarter,
Sec. 8, ID n, II Ii L.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove mis- continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
NJ l. Galloway, q W Z Lewis, Charles
Clark, John Nicholson, all of Shuqualak,
NoXubes County, Miss.
JAS. d. STEWART.
Register.
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SCROFULA

can only be cured by a thorough purifca.
tiou Of the blood. If this Is neglected,
the disease p~erpctnates its faint through
generation after generation. Among Its
earlier symptomatic developments are
Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tu.
nlors, Eoils, Carbnncles, ErysiLelas,
Puyulent Ulcers, Nervous and Ply
steal Collapse, etc. If allowed to con-
tinue, Rheumatism, Scrofulous Ca
tarrh, Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Tubercular Consumption, and vari-
Gus ether dangerous or fatal maladies, are
nroduced by It.
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MACON, Miss, Nov. 2, 1886,
'/"dge W. N. Ro6ers,
Stdrkcil[e. Miss

otdfRcaHe, Miss.
SRI have learned that the casos
against me have been affirmed by the
Supreme Court. The punishment is
hard, yet in my suffering and NORTH.
cation, want to do justice, AZ far as
lay in my power, 10 Mr.. Williams. nv
c0-dafendant, No man, except Nj
Williams, knows as well as do
whether he is innocent or not, | tell
you, with all the solcmnity now sur.
rounding me, hat he is an innocent
man, and is unjustly punished. |
know you are a christian and | believe
YOU and Mr., Butler wish to see ius-
tice done only aud none but the gull.
ty suffer, therefore | appeal to YOU in
his behalf, aud beg that you make an
to have him pardoned by the
ask this of you and Mr..
as a last favor.
Respectfully,
w. r. BRACEY.
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|,-,,ersl Oysters!

", ocsters are good enough
Dr. |,ss + they are blind, So
(i'Io5y and give in your Or
Ef .,yoS st your houses only on
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N. j. g G. RR.
Returns of an Election held in Nox.
ubee County, Nov. 8. 1889.

We do hereby certify that the fol-
lowing is a true and correct statement
and return OF the election held in Nox.
ubce County, on Tuesday, Nov. g. 1886,
in pursuance of a certain proclama.
ton of the President of the Board Of
Supervisors of Noxubce County, Miss.
issippi, dated October g., A.. d., 1886:
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Coir N0LlCt'

indebted to the late firm
F' y niII must come to me and
lind i,""Jcbtedncss with said
I,onLs must be closed up.
THOMAS j. ONEILL.
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In Memorisn.

Mrs. ArtcmisSa Pickett was born
in Morgan county. Ala.,% January Goth
1882, and anne to NoXubec county
Miss, when a child. In her thirteenth
year abe profcsscd religion under the
ministry Of the late Bro. Shaf,r. and
united with the Methodist church.
She married w. II. Pickett when
Young, and has lived in our midst I'M.
i'll August Goth, 1886, when she passed
quietly and swcctly TO her reward.
She was confined to her bed about
three months, and although her suf.
fering were severe, and she Fingered
for sometime after her condition be-
came serious, she did not murmur,
but spoke of the exceeding goodness
Of God 20 hor.
She was lear fifty.ninc years of age,
and we knew her TO be q noble wife, a
kind and aflcctionatc mother, and \
consistent christian. She leaves a hus.
band aud children to learn a lesson
from her exemplary piety, and her
strong faith and entire submission to
the Divine will. Experience prepares
us TO enter into sympathy with this
troubled family, aud by this expert
cncc Gnu assure them that only the
grace of God is sufficient. u. ID.
DIED-At hcr home near Brooks
vile, Noxubcc Co. Miss, on the 30th
day Of October, 1886, Mrs. FANNIE
SHORT, aged a wears, 2 months and "a
days. The subject of the notice was
born in Pirkons county, Ala, on the
2ith day of July, 1889. She was the
daughter Of James and Sarah Dotson,
who in former years, were so well and
favorably known in the communities
of Carrollton aud Pickcnsyillc.
She vas married to Mr.. James l..
Short, on the llth day OF Nov, 1857.
and to him she has ever been Il true.
faithful and devoted wife. TO her
children, she was IN amiablc and at
fcctionatc mother, always striving
to make home pleasant and happy. in
a.word, she was loved and admired hy
all who knew her. aud those who knew
her best. loved her most. She profess.
cd faith in Christ in July, 1884, and
was baptized into the fellowship OF
the Brooksvil!o Baptist church by cl-
Ter NJ. V. Notlsingcr. Soon thcreaf.
ter, that terrible disease called cancer,
began to prey upon her mortal body,
MISUNDERSTANDING. the skillful SER
vices of a good and kind physician,
with all the help that home ana friends
could offer. she obtained no perma
ncnt relief until death in mercy
cy came" and relieved her suffering
forever. She died in the full tri-
umphs of q true and living faith in
Christ. She leaves n husband, seven
children and other relatives to mourn
her loss, yot wa do not mourn as those
who have no hope, since she is gone,
"'vhore the saints of all ages, in harmony
meet,
Her Savior and tho angels transported to
greet,
While the anthems ofrapture, Increasingly
roll,
And the smile of the Lord is the feast OF
tho SOUL"
r. c. W.
Brookeville, Miss, Nov. 4, 1885.
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Bricks for Sale.

l am prepared to furnish brick IN
INC public in large or small quantities,
j. BLYTHE
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at M~ushulaville

inst received ancanV"'s-
l'a' s.0,s at L. NJ. Marx
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NOTICE.

Taken up by II a Feathers,on, on or
about August Is, 1856, straying on his land.
situated about : miles north west Of Macon
four SnOATS,
about ten months old. Color oftwo IL sand
and black spotted, one black and one black
and white listed, two bears two sows. No
marks. Valued at 81 each.
The owners are requested to come for.
ward, rove property, pay charges and
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Registered 70.

Making 80 over two-thirds.
Given under our hands this 18th day
of November, A. d., 1886.
=. I. FERRIS,
T. +. ANDERSON,
VIM. McMORRIs,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-13

Jeans. Jeans lower than ever At
MARN'S,
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falon day last Tuesday. N
pau ofrain and enthusiasm,
lug Till night, with little
raa SLOW, drilling rain fell
upellng the ardor of the
'e''ad' who kept carriages
entire day, to give all an
n, 10 vote, The streets
Lay u the stores closed, but
a @''rded shelter for the
.A' voting was carried on
a%'0'h'y, until the clos.
'o'c ever p0lled
{,,''A' cast. Out of 1922
~, y was found: against the
~. were thrown ont be.
'~ lolled torc,hor M
c y : was 1884, of which
's were absent or never
y and a few too unwcll
N.Y., ,sa'n the polls. The re-
l l''GA Box }, is highly graft
wy the question. Elsc.
NJ, \. Tho vote from other
e,a It. u will be seen, the
s.A!Id required.
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KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given to scrofuls
because of a superstition that It could DO
cured by a kings touch. The world u
wiser now, and knows that
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~ Customers.

. me for Dry Goods
" ISya article in my store,
EShhpd ~ W figures
Prices Call and
/ O. BARNES
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-13

Ladies Beaded Vest fronts at
MARX'S.
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Pm Clayton will preach at
D. House T in Mushulaville,
.i,bt. Nov. 10Th
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T'u ~ the Novelties in

. for Est s,, no longer order
\ Keen i !, work, as Mrs.
Rsae' PiAi future q large
lMbs %,oasenc, Embroi.
IA ii rs''I ornaments,
fAariSS,.ls supply OF Hats,
M h ',aa will be received
shalsss !. lew days. Mrs.
P%sMnlnv"o'' velvet and sat.
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The Celebrated French {. Is. Corset
AZ MARX'S.
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q,
Great excitement has been caused
in the vicinity Of Paris, Texas, by the
remarkable recovery of Mr.. j. L. Cor
low, who was SO helpless he could not
turn in bed, or raise his head every
body said hc was dying of Consnmp.
ton. A trial bottle ofDr. Kings New
Discovery was sent him. Finding re,
lief, he bought n Ia. &c bottle ana a
box of DIR. Kings New Lite Pills; by
the time he had taken two boxes OF
Pills and two bottles Of the Discovery
he was well and had gained in iies''
thirty-six pounds.
Trial Bottles of this Great lisc"y-
cry for Consumption free at D. T.
Jones'.
SPASMODIC CONNCLSlOS AXE
frequently caused by worms craving
a. the vitals {; therefore, at the mrs, ~,
dications Of worms, Shrincr's inaian
vcrmifngc should be administered ac-
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ArniCa salye,

a ,aIye in the world Cor
E n, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
|sg,,i SOFcs, letter, Chappcd
'oIa'aS' CornS, and all Skin
.N positively cures Piles.
W, 1t is guaranteed
'p b. satisfaction, or money
k LIZ % cents per box.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-13

exception Of one vote, Ma.
|AinimoOs for then j. 4 c.
Tuesday. The blind octo-
Mr. Vim. Burra.c, and
were brought to
|'ad they cast their votes for
\ Of tie rising generation.
vas better than all, the old
seemed to realize that
Flllc IN the old land YETI
.~s-
CCeeivel aud felt hats, also n
Ord' and other novelties
|Ns hats lust received at
| Mrs. ELLIsoN's.
''a Liverpool Salt just re-
| r, ". MARx.