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Bar Meeting, In Memory of Hamp-
ton L. Jarnagin, deceased.

MACON, MISS, January q, 1856.
At a meeting of the Macon Bar, held
as a tribute VI respect to the memory
of HAMPTON L. JARNAGIN deceased,
thc..f0llowing proceedings were had:
II. W. Foote on being elected to pre-
side over the meeting stated its object
to be to take action commemorative of
the life, character and services of The
deceased and of the esteem in which
he is held.
The following preamble and resolu-
tons offered by Il. Il. Rives were
adopted:
"Whcreas the Great Creator and
Sovereign Lord of heaven and earth
has, in the nysterics,,of his providence,
called from time to eternity our Ia
mcnted friend and elder professional
brother, Hampton l.. Jarnagiu, thus
taking from III bar and the bar OF
Mississippi, one of the most profound
lawyers that has ever graccd il, and
Whereas, while we, tho members of
the Macon Bar, sadly bow TO the mau'
date OF Divine Wisdom, and desire to
pay n tribute to the memory Of the
late departed, we also recognize tho
fact that in his almost lite long citi,
zcnship in his community he had ell
deared himself to many in..othcr.walk'
of life who doubtless desire to express
in some public manner their rcapec.
tor his memory, therefore,
Resolved, That we will meet fol
that purpose on the first day of TIN
approaching term Of our Circuit Cour
near at hand and we invite our profes
sional brcthcren elsewhere and tn
citizens Of this county to meet with II
Mt that time in the Court House Il
this place.
On motion of J. +. Madison that th
chairman appoint members OF the ba
to act as pail. bearers at the funeral o
tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m, the TO.
lowing were selected: j. r. Din:
more. and J. A. Tyson, J. L. Maaiso
and A, r. Dent, Thos. Foote and j. !
Rivcs, W. +. Eiland and W. B, Stew
art.
On motion of Thos. Foote, the sci
ior together with the remaining men
/, bcrs of the bar were requested to hea
the procession. and the officers of II
respective courts were invited to a
with us.
j. r. Dinsmorc and j. T.. Madisc
; were appointed II committee to n
range tor having the bells toIied
the proper time.
Il. J. Ross was appointed dirc't'
of the tunrral procession.
; On motion ii was requested that u
! members Of the hGr wear tie us''
c badge ofuourning, also that they clo
their Offices on Tomorrow.
The Secretary was directed to le
ward n copy of these proceedings
each OF the county papers with |
quest for publication.
Adjournment TO meet IN the tol
e Nu,m at this place on 3rd Monday
y next month. Ii. W. T,'pfE'
J. *. ir~oN. l'i'Irli''u
Secretary.
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e,GBEE VALLEY PROPERTY
FOR RENT OR LEASE

fI,IIIS Property consists OF Forty Acres OF
II Gool Land. DIV ELLlNG. three good
CABINS, good STORE HOUSE; BLAck-
smith SHOP. WOOD shop. Ckibs
sTNBLE. cite. Also nm 1S-iiorse W
Euyine complete with 4 good Grtst Mil
capacity. $40 bushels daily, W.saw Gu,,eits
.un,,lied with water from Artesian well
continually running, adjoining mill house
and press. T%hirty-hye syrys Of aoo,s
land In good state of cultivation; Will make
ib bales of cotton this year. Located on
the Brooksville and Picsensvillc rom part,
IL In tho black prairie, Tri-weakly mail
from Brooksyille on NJ. \ O.. railroad. rms
loraiion for Milling, ginning and mcrchan'
dising. 400 bales were ginned In one sea
SON, Located six miles west of Ptckens
Vile, Apply to Il. Il. Barnes. near th'
Nov, lt.2m Macon, Miss.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The Best Salye in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd
Hands, Chilhlains, Corns. and all SKIN
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box
For sale by j. + Jones.
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Democratic Convention.

MACON, Miss, Jan'y %, 1886,
In obedience TO cali of the ENcca-
five Com, II convention Of the Demo
cratic Party of NoXubce County as
scmNlcd this day in the Court lionsc
for the purpose OF nominatlng acanui'
date for Assessor. at the election to be
had ON Wednesday. Jan. y next D.
T.. Griggs. Chairman OF the tx. Com,
called the Convention to order. CHAR
stated the object of the meeting,
whercupon DR.. }. II. Prince was Sc
lcctcd chairman aud Waiter II. Cavc'',
Secretary. .,.x
On a call Of clubs, the following
clubs answered. by their Delegates pre-
sent. r:..
Prairie Point 5. Center Point e. falr'
view 1. Lynn Creek "a, ShuluaiaN D
Summcryille .. Macon 10, B~rooksvlile
81. cuo.,;o, wo.
satisfactorily organized, the Chair an
nouuccd that nominations for Asses
sor was in order. w~hcrenpon Mr. y. d
Riuion moved that Mr.. Lewis shello,
bc nominated bv acclamation. whlcl
motion was carried unanimously.
On motion the Convention adjourn
oil j. II. PRINCE,
", ii. CAvETT, Ihai'''i""'
Secretary.
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N~oN.uUsIDENT NOTICE.

The state of Mississippi,
NoXuhec County.
VIM Robinson by next friend &c.' IN
No. 12N vs.. Nn""
Mary X. Burritt, ct al. Gerry
To Mary X Burritt, JAS + Robinson, AN
Mo Rilley. Charlie, I Robinson, Win
atom Jones and Jno A Depras;
W, command YOU to he aud appear be-
,o,c Tho chancellor of our said Chancery
| conrt al a term thereof. 10 be holden ut inc
! Court House in the town of Macon in SAID
county, oil the
4th Monday Of April, A. D., 1885,
then ans, there to plead answer or demur t'
The nil of complaints said cause. ;,
Witness my signature and the seal OF sac
Court affixed, this /. day of December a
Il. lss,. ROBERT Z. PATTY.
n w., IN Clerk.
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NOTICE.

i rrss,o Of authority glvon me as suhsti-
l%1 MY y, executed Oh the Sd day Of
syUes " Emma Ilrynes and william
/, na,o "ai,y recorded In Book u Of
Of ,er,,i,s seq. to secure the pay
fh, WIN sums Of money described
a, Wy 'ae I'd day Of February. 1889
Lt the ~ auction, ut the principal
tslpni ,aurt hoase III Warren county
rhe ea,, m ns, following dcserincd lnud,
vllON' Il aaIl of the North east quarter
|Aai Of OF NJ ,he north wes. quarter aud
Ia n %e south west quarter Of see
b psS %o,0ownShip fourteen. range sew
title outlining In all 40 acres.
onIy .n "sal'cyed 10 he go,l. vii
b lras,' 0c0 as is given me by sal,
'a'c cash, within legal hours.
y AS IL. l.. FoOTE,
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

r OFFER for sale my MILL and GiN
1 property in Brookssiilc, lso my A G;n
four miles west of Broossrille. hil', VA
and Machinery all n'arly new and III g9"e
order. Farm contains 800 acres WEI, m n,
proved. This proderty can he Docsh' ~
low figures and easy terms. Address.
"" A. W. SiMPS
A., oc I'm Bruo
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Valuable residence and lot in Macon
fronting II. feet on Jefferson street; ,nar
ling comparatively new, cohtaih'hS ~
' Luz r,"m.. newly papered, good corn crln'
S ,o"i house and stable. Kit hen and pantry
,;,", class garden. good cistern and Enpu
law lo, psled in. Price sl.SnH. A's'
about three acres of ground adjoining 'n'
,bove lot with n front Of ~ feet north o'
'o"' 4. j. ROSS,
Real Estate Agent.
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WORTHY
Of Confidence.

aven,c Sarsaparilla Isl medicine that,
AYEh , during nearly 40 years, in AL
parts Of the world. has proved Its ellis
cacy as the best blood Alternative known
to medical science.
S%ARSAPARllLA ' (Ss' roet Of '' the
genuine Honduras Sarsaparilla) Is IT'S
base, and its powers are enhanced by
the extracts Of Yellow Dock and Sill,
lingla, the Iodides of Potassium anu
Iron, and other potent ingredients.
10 your blood vitiated by arrangements
10 of the digestive and assimiIatory luhc-
tions! is 1t tainted by ScrofuAaI OF
does 1t contain the poison OF Mercury
or Contagious Disease! .,
TIT leading physicians OF the tnlted
Inc States, who know the composition
of AYERS S~AksAPARILLA, say Ihat
nothing else SO good for the purlllca.
ton of the blood is within the range OF
pharmacy. ,, .nu
nMl v by the use of this remedy Is n IL
UVLI possible for a person VINO ms
corrupted blood to attain sound health
and prevent Transmission OF the de-
structive faint to posterity.
THOROUGHLY e OF ihe system s t must a'St
include not only the removal of cor
ruption from the blood, but its enrich
ment and the strengthening OF INC
vital organs. .,n
RELIABLE w',rit, testify that this
workis better Accomplishments III .
SARsApARILLA than by any other
remedy. ,.., ,,s.
nj, nnn that Is corrupted through dis,
BIUUU ease IL made pure, and nloou
weakened through dimlnutioh OF l,t
red corpuscles is made strong, bl
AYERS SARSAPAlil.LA. ,r.
...-,uuo the blood and building
PURIFYING up the system require
time in serious eases, but behcl. WI
be derived from the Use OF Afnk
S,RsApARILLA more Spced''! 'i"'
from anything else.
..-.,o,.,r for which Ike effects ar
MEDICINE falsely claimed, is album
dant In the market, under many aa '.no,
hut the only preparation tilat na.s lo" y
the test OF time. and proved worthy y
The worlds confidence, Is
Ayers ~Sarsqpar'No
PREPARED BY
. Or. J. c. Aver 4 Co., Lowell MASS
Sold BY all Druggists: Price 81;
Six bottles for 81.
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,ouuISSIONER's SALE.
The State of Mississippi,
Noxubec County.

NoXubec County
Ly din, $ Glenn IN cnancery.
Richard Pollard ctall
In pursuance Of n final decree rcnderealn
tho aboyc stated cause at the October ieIN,,
4 ~. 1859, Of the Court aforesaid. ualeu
ortnhcr Ia. A. D.. 1852 the unders,Sneu
| COMMISSIONS in said cause appointcu' VIII
on ~ n 1864
Monday. the 18th day of Feb'y' A.p lsso'
in front of the door OF ilie ,ourt
House in the town OF Macon;
in said county. within legal hours, proceed
"a soil ot public cutlery to the hisiest shu
lost bidder, the following described reaies-
tatc Iyinr and being situate IL sa'o count.
and state, to-wit:
soutb half of west half OF northeast VI
section is. township IA, range Il cast.
Terms OF Sale-spot cash.
rbe title to the above described prnP'lis
70 h""i;evcb 10 he perfect. but | shan oniy
convey such title as vests in me by virtue O.
said iinal decree. ,rr
T., o,ss, Commissioner.
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The state of Mississippi,
..,b,, rnnntN.

The state of Mississippi,
NoXubee County.
Dew a. Kirksey, ~
800 vs.. EAecu'o"'
,Jno. L. Burrage.
nv virtue of the aboye.sta;cd VIII direct
oil n me from the office of Jno. X; pms,
moro. Justice of the Peace, Beat NO. o vi
said county, | will on
Monday, February Is, 1885,
-, III, Court House of sal County, WITHIN
iessl hours. sell to the highest bidder lo'
, na.h al the right, title and interest the &c
rsnJsnt has in and to the following uescrin'
nd ,,nJ which has been levied on by me n
Gu ,ho '' mroncrty of said defendant. and will be
s so,d TO satisfy said writ and costs to.wlt;
'0 The south cas-, quarter ofsouth east aun II
or see 10. T 10, r 10, south east qiarie'
VOC "a, Ti3. II Il. 10 acres in sonth ha,, o
norti, west quarter of north east quarier
no.'$ 49, Is. II Is, situated iu NoN"Oe
county. state of Mississippi. ,owrx
/. Constable.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,
neeemher ", lSsl.

December 10, lssa.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled his intcnuon 10
make final proof in support OF ms r.a,m,
ppa that said proof will be made oe'oTu '"o
Judge or In his absence the .i'ih .. faan
Ger, Court SoSuhcc county w Ma.o",
Mise IN January 18th. 1854. viz: Thomas
zane. Homestead No. lola for the eas'
hnlg. souih cast uualter. see y, II, i5E
lie names the following witnesses !.
nrnv, his continuous residence upon, AM
cultivation of said land. VIZ:
Il a Lewis, Ed Patton, Joseph Thomas
Lewis Thomas. of %shuqualak 7. o., SoNu
bee County, Miss, enpy AIT
IHgister,
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,,A,,n stiffness pcrvadcd our
...,or,Ioy morning, the time as
for the obscquics of the lion
Jnruagin, The stores were
s,a all the bells tollcd, while
Densc concourse of our citizens
md colorcd, attended the ser
; ,he dwelling and the odo Eel
The services were
lied by the Rev. Mr.. V'ne OF
h,i.t Church, and were uhus"'
,oelivn
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PENDENT NOTICE,

Fa9ee county.
y: ! a"e !,
'G'key ct al, ''
tsd sprowl, John u, Sprowl, Mary ].
anu koht. h. T~wecdie, EMF. 0.
"''Prowl, deceased:
hhp u "hhd You to he and appear he
4, ..uhecliT of our said Chancery
jI"'erin thereof, to be holden at the
h, ou y III the town of Macon, In said
,'a aenday Of April, A. D.. 1885.
N |nsre to plead, answer or demul
lnes, vi Complaint in said cause.
AIM signature and the seal of sal,
"N'u, This 9Th day Of Jan'y, A. ID.
N ROBERT G. PATTY,
Clerk.
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NED DERSO
Cistern Digger.

/ am well and sound again. and
ready to do any work in my line at
living prices. Orders left at W. J.,
Feutherston's in Macon, will be
promptly attended to. janlO-lm
Car load Of Cypress Shingles Tor
sale bv JACOB lioLB Re-
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CHERiFf SALE

CHERiFf SALE,
The State of Mississippi,
NoXubce County.
No. SiiI vs.. Nenu' EAF'
W. NJ. Phillirs,)
Ey virtue of the above stated writ issued
TO me from the Office of the Clerk oil the 'ir'
cult Court, l will on
Monday. February Is, 1896,
sell ia the highest bidder for cash, IN IRON
of The Court House, in the town OF Macon
:" within hi the hours prescribed by law the nn
IIivlded interest of the defendant ", NJ
Phillips, in and to the following e . afi' ronn
a" '., !!,ata and which will he sold to SAT
iissfv1 w." said judgment and all costs lo.wit
West half of south east quarter oil seetlo'
/ 10 and the west half OF north EAST quarter y
see''o" 10y n, n. ROGERS,
,o, sheriff.
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EDITOR BEAcoN:-On Sunday. u
,Mh inst, in company with my FRIEND,
II II Brooks, | had the pleasure 0,
visiting the Industrial Institute anu
CoiIcue Mt Columbus, Miss, and, M
Iccd. had Il most ENJOYABLE day, WIN
the exception of Indictment wea.'es'
At about:ll O'Clock in the morning. a.,
ter A very disagrecable walk o ~,
Icnot. facing the wind, we arrived a.
tho grounds, and Notwithstanding tue
;u,onsc cold. stood for some minutes
admiring the beautiful Yards anu NM,
niliccnt building. The architecture IS
modern and the size s'upehuo"us'
There arc two towers OF consluerap'I
,,a;rh, one over the domi'or. anu
nno aver the chapel. The view rom
,hc street in front is surprisingly nue.
nc;ng almost frozen we hastene" 10
,ho main entrance and after inc sec-
ond or third ringing, were us,'el'.
tn The parlor by u most Oea'.i,"
,,un~ lady "amid music's cnrap'"r,ns
.wci,sn in a very few minutes, MISS
ISM,E n brooks, accompanied by her "
4 N a wv '>' Iah
r n, mates and Miss Ella Dea'o,
came in and rendered us II hearty WI
come aud preferred TO show Us ar uh;n,
Wn first went into the Chapel, Mn Wiz,
Is very capacious. elegantly lurhls',.,
",1 Conveniently arranged NeA' W.
listed several recitation rooms "n,
vo",a have gone into the laoor"'I'i
. and taken in chemistry bn' M.a onde,
had us locked out. We also 'uldn'
: "n;nr up to the tower, nu' yo" w. 70
!, SS""a The kew. From the ehaps' WI ~
m";r.I 10 the dormitory ana 'o'n s
r "w turns through the hall anu UNI
ccudcd into the culinary .rSi,nessc,
r IN the basement. There we w,r sa,
nreparations for a goou ",n" Amin
d the Urls going to aud 'r"m Ut" ,";,h rio
:, Wv I'm carving dishes filed WIN n Az,
vian'ls and delicacics Of ever! ; ml
v.a"t and variety. II Is a s's.
ct,pa, ' strikes n with irresisiable u,
=, %miration, TO sec n hu''''ui; ,h frYzz,
l. ,a,lics. nicely dressed WIN o,
., h"nos and smiling faces, a''"v," f.
as "cI nj domestic duties w. IN.
y. r"S,W much like the little boy w"' A,
"a W.; s.,,,nr he wanted n gooscs. n'
also like tho II who 'o'" ms All
10 wanted something TO cat. M'o =
al u" arof"ily noticing the c%o,ven',n shi
y ca.oa" ,s,is for cooking. dish was, ~
y. W sau ,he like. we returned !" ."o
nj Ior aud had the pleasure and NJ.
,c- ~. r.ll.way of this tohn'N ~,
w. Martin Mar Of vickshnrs, oo "a,o % sn'
ooT', yisi, by explaining m a,,nn' 4, !
workings Of the ms',," need and !
o'clock dinner was anho.".s ,,;red
oU..ui.ai 10 dine, VIC rcp"n--
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sAll1n W.. SPAIN, reI'c' OF
| John spann, departed this lille
n NJ the residence of Mrs. Ella
Mrs. spann', demise was
hat unexpected to her friends
,ouaiu,anccs. a few days ago
|, taken with a ycllew chill, and
,Di,,v sank until death put all
|I,er troubles. She vii! be bur-
l.morrow at the odd Fellows
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Piles are frequently preceded by a
scnse of weight in the back, loins and
lower part OF the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some et-
lection of the kidneys or nc%igllborlng
organs. At times, symptoms OF 'noi-
geslion are prcscns, ilaiulcncy, uneasi'
ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like pcrspiration, producing a very
d;saurepablc itching, after getting
warm, is II common attendant. Blind
once TO The application Of Bosanko''
Pile Remedy. which acts directly up.
on the parts effected, absorbing Tho
Tumors. allaying the intense itching
and cnectiug permanent cure. Price
30 cents. Address, The DIR. BosanE,
Medicine Co., Piqua, o. Sold by D.. i
Jones,
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friend. Or. p. Il. Hamilton
| nv W. wife, who was an invalid
1. "4 ga friend of the family
beautiful obituary of her,
riI, publish next week
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For Sale

Al new Sprng Wagon with pole and
shafts, Terms, cash or note with Sood
security. Apply at this office.
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Notice.

ID, II. Fulton, Attach.
c STn Mutual Insurance Co., men'.
y, C,,izcus Mutual Insurance '''' "''
Alabama: A.. u
An attachment at the suit OF . MrS' , i.
rnlion, against your estate Tor sew" ,rmahl,
and and eight hundred dol'ars, rss", romn.
heforc the ircuit Court OF NoM."Y' and i,
iy Mississippi. has been 'o,r, eNr rud an,cs ss yo,
now pending 10 Is'a ,o yn"' On the
srd Monday Of February tsa'
and plead 10 said action ladsm sa VIII wil' b y
"a",ered. and the estate att1,neu ~" y
sold. a.. Ian IL Clerk.
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DR.. j.. r. MCLEOD,
Physician

MACON hi77'
Tenders his professional services to lh'
citizens of Macon and vicinity.
fr- Office with Hon. j. L. Madison owe
!. W. Patty's store.
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c, Iarnag,a aud Mr., W. II.
|lcn for Meridian last evening
|I,lcre by the serious illness OF
blamitcr, the daughter of Tic
n. |. Jarnasin, deceased II Is
|lopcd another sorrow VIII DC
ihn fauilN.
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Oxen For Sale.

BIKE OfeXtra fme we'll broke three
ld oxen, Apply to
r. NJ. MARX.
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Wood BOYLE received II tele-
|ro,, shuqualak this morning
' '"o 1e,,l, Of J, L. Dledsoe, Esq.
wv heeu a respected citizen Of
s,u,v for many years.
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Come One, Como All

IL Parties indebted to me are reques'ee
A ia call and settle with me n ! have S','
tied with my creditors NJ Fifty Cents "n
The Dollar. Do unto me as nay" "'"'
'on,. lam Macon Depot.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-13

Nv. c. Jarnagin. of Atlanta, Ga,
ben in town through the latter
bflhe illness OF his father. We
! lis visit Was one of such u
hiul character.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-13

bn Amcs will soon commence
OF 4 brick block on the
! LOT, above klaus's corner. 1t
b portion of the ugly gap left
! fire, and add mach to the gen
%appcarancc of Jefferson street
kOmplclcd. Parker & son have
|liract for the wood work.
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uovuIsSlONER'S SALE.

Under and by virtue of a decree fe1 nauntv
in the Chaneery Court of NoxuneG J'" u,1n.
At the April Term iSs4, i !" ,t from, off
n,,,,.'Im onsc door in the Town of Macon on
the ry...r,rv IS86.
,..o.n III, hours prescribed by law. tn,
ALLOWING described lands, io.wa' north
Comm,n cins At po' ~. + a. Il L., ",
o. e's situated and being in the county o. Q.
,ag, sa" and running due north einsI;
40. a"S'J thence cast so-6 rods, thence sou. "
sGo,; rods, thence west 500 rods to tn !,
%Isginuing. The titles are supposed 10 NJ y
',oSd INF / shall only convey sueh '''es "
Is NeS''o Il" Il. DlSMuKES.
,. Special Commissioner,
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a. SALE.

DANGERS SALE.
Twill on Saturday, Feb. 1855, IN ,t"h ~
the highest bidder one
uEIFER YEARLlNG' ~,
,s,or black with white face and belly. ,,ssn
nod at s4.FO. The above cstray mas ansth,
nm by Wilson Thomas, ana s,'a;. SSlR
Blcwctt place. and Ranger,
inn2j-3t No'""'' -
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NOTICE.

DANGERS NOTICE.
Taken M by simon williams OH the Dor
der place. one mile northeast of BLOOMS
Vile, one
cow,
black and white spotted. one horn on ami
left hin down. valued at 50.
-ALSO-
Taken up by y. 4. Lagrone, about o
oo,b 1855. about three miles south oil MA
MARE MULE.
color brown, about IL years old, some geal
marks ON the back and shoulder, about 4
hands high, one front tooth out, no ONE
marks or brands, valued AT so
The owners are requested to come ,1r
ward. prove property. pay charges anu ,ak
them away. or they will be dealt WIN y
4" n,w ,Iir,,,.. !. FNSER.
-. Coroner Il Ranger.
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Lime.

Car load just received and for sale
bp JACOB l%loLBERd.
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LIME.

A car load OF lime Just received.
IIAuENsTEIN x Bro.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-13

Car load just received and for sale
bp JACOB lloLBERd.
Ayers SarsapariIla, being highly
concentrated, requires a smaller dose,
and is more effective, dose tor dose,
than any other blood medicine. IT,
the cheapest, because the best. Quail
ty and not quantity should not be con-
sidered.
The ONLY KNOWN SPECIfIC REMEDY
for Epilep;ic Fits is Samaritan Ner-
vine.
II had Epileptic Fits for sixteen
wears" writes John kci,h|y. OF Prlhc'.
pio Md "%Snmaritan NcrAinc cured
me-" $l.50. ut druggists.
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fsraOIe farm Of 100 acres, 100 acres
nd % IN good timber, 50 acres in cul-
n, 10 acre pasturage, wire grass and
se clover, HIS good new framed
w with four rooms. cribs and good
: Is situated 10 miles southeast OF
and : miles from M%ahorner's landing
Halee river.
several good farms near Macon. Ap'
I'd. ROSS,
Real Estate Agent.
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Pigeon ipr Sole.

sell part. or my whole stock of
Al Il ccn,s per pair.
BENNElT BoGGESs.
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No Cure! No Pay!!

The Merchant dealing i'll
Guinn's Pioneer Blood R"nc"er
,s hereby authorized to refund the money
If does not cure the diseases for when u
is r, commended. and when taken accord
ing to directions.
Cnres Rheumatism, Mercrrial Poison scro-
fulous Affections. Glandular swelings'
Skin Diseasds, Sores Of all Kinds, Blood
Poison, Female Complaints, Etc.
EGuinn first manufactured. n sofa ms
Medicine from Perry, Ga, IN IN humDlc
way. using mn ordinary iron pot Tor bol'lhs.
The business was run under the. name OF
Swin 4 Quinn. Perry, Ga, with the eau
lion printe, on each label; "None geehn-
Inc Without the written signature OF Il,
Guinn:'' and the medicine was sold al BOW
per bottle. .,,,N NJ.
I This co.partncrship was dissolved by Mr.
G. swift retiring and Mr.. X, Quinn contlh,,
uinr the manufacture of this Celebrated
Vegetable Blood Remover nom southern
forests up to the present time, lie ila'
nnw sold his right therein to the macon
Wcuirine Company, Macon, Ga. -,
F.say Oh Blood and skin Diseases malie'
free. MASo M.aon a.,
Fo, sale by Il. 5, Murphey.