davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Western cyclone., 1886-06-03

TILES, Itching or Bleeding. relieved and
- Permanently cured by Coles CnFboIl.
aalvo. Get the Genuine = cents and s
cents AZ Druggists or by mail J. w. COLE = CO.
Prop'G Black River Falls, Via
Western cyclone., 1886-06-03

For Cuts, Calls, Old Sores, Scratch
es, Thrush, etc., use Stewards Heal
ing Powder, 15 and so cents . Dox.
Western cyclone., 1886-06-03

The work of replacing the stone towers Q
the Niagara suspension bridge with steel one
has been Begun
Western cyclone., 1886-06-03

The democratic campaign opened at East
Portland one day last week with rousing rat
iication meeting
Western cyclone., 1886-06-03

Nearly one hundred moonshine whisky pris-
oners arc confined in the jail at Covington,
Ky
Western cyclone., 1886-06-03

Piso's Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable Il
use. 1t is not liquid or q snuff. SOC.
Western cyclone., 1886-06-03

25c- buys pair Of Lyons Patent Heel Stiff
eners, makes boot or shoe last twice as long.
Western cyclone., 1886-06-03

If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use Dr. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it &c
Western cyclone., 1886-06-03

Turkey gnats are causing considerable NOR
tally among the stock at Newburn, Tenn.
Western cyclone., 1886-06-03

Clergymen and physicians recommend Halls
Hair Renewer for diseases of the scalp and
hair.
Ayers Ague Cure neutralizes the miasmat;c
poison which causes fever and ague.
Western cyclone., 1886-06-03

Use the great specific for ''cold in head" and
catarrh. DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
Western cyclone., 1886-06-03
UCKEYE FOLDING 'BINOE

The lighteat running elevator bg ! tsr 10 ths q
-Foldz 80 a. 20 pass through fAFsn srAtes 80
less storage roofn Never misses a han44~ Afg9
TnIs FArKR whsn yoa aend for 0nF Caaal0xae.
Ault0an. Miller a. Co.. Akron, %
Western cyclone., 1886-06-03

- In applying 20 any o. the -
advertisers. do not forget 80 say iaAa
aw the advertisement IN this paper.
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The Esw 2nd Assistant Secretary Of
the Interior,

Hon. David T.. Hawkins Of Missouri.
has been appointed to succeed Co.
jerks Of Pennsylvania as Asaislan,
Secretary ofthc interior We clip the
following item in regard ia him from
the Washington Post:
Mr. Hawkins wa. recommended by
the Missouri delegation IN Congress
for the position Of Consul General Al
Liverpool. and has since been urged
IRON time 10 time for either position.
lie lives in Scott county. Mo-, and j.
ono Of Mr.. Dawson constituents. y
wal the Missouri Senators who recon-
mrndrd him 70 the President for The
office % which he has been nominated
Most OF the Representatives did not
know he was being considered. and
he did not know him,lf that he was a
candidate until Senator Cockrcll tcle-
yraphed for him 10 rome 10 Washing.
ton a week ago. lie was Circuit Court
Judge for the Southeastern circuit oil
the State during twelve years In SUE
ccssion, having been first elected &c
that position when the drastic Drake
constitution was IN force In Missouri
A native OF Vermont. he was educated
at Dartmouth. lie Is now q mai be
tween forty-fve and ff,y year. Of age
energetic; a man Of integrity, an abl'
lawyer, just judge, alife.long.oui-and
out Democrat aud the best mnn tha
could he found for the position. Tia
ia his character as outlined by Senate
COckrcll.
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Knots in the Shoestring District.

The Congressional race in the river
district will probably be much mixed
and very exciting. II is now almost
certain TINT Judge Simrall will oppose
the Democratic nominee, which will
probably be I. G. C~atchings. Mr..
Cntchings has been gloriously con
verted from his youthful indiscretion
Of advocating a u term idea, and
like all true Statesman, lie tails into
the limo Of progress and rcars aloft the
banner with liz customary motto, az
second term for Endorsement"
The friends OF the eloquent Mnj. Ma
grudcr think that inter Gen. Catchinys
has served the State for near a dozen
years, in so wise and able q manner
that he needs no endorsement at ths
hands OF a grateful people.
JudAc Warren Cowan makes 0 dirt
threat to run Oh the cold water ticket
regardless Of all party cntanglcmcnts
New M'sslssippinn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-12

A suit Of $1,000 damages has been
brought by Z. II. Lowry and Judge l.,
Bralnc, Hiiorn'Y' foI one Evan Forbes,
an cx-ronvici, against john Z. With.
era, IN the Circuit Court Of Kinds
ronnly, for cruel aud inlmman treat.
mcni, while TIC plaintiff was sub.lca..
I'd TO Wiihcr.. The cn,c win no
doubt he an interesting one, since il
is the fret sui, of this particular char,
acicr vcr brought in our Staic,courl,
Jackson Ledger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-12

Tic section ofthc Bankruptcy Bill
now bein. rDn-idcred b. the SenaiL.
which .crurcs to hll laborcrs and me.
chanic. .ull payment Of the wages due
inciu from tic bankrupt estate, before
a dividend ~ assets shall be made
among the creditors, was framed hy
senator Gc0rgc. Of Mississippi, n.
were also the section. excmptiug INN
bcrrnen planter. who supply their
hand, with supplies, from the opera
ion oithe law In rcspcci to merchants.
manufacturer. and traders. Thc.'
were very important amendments. 90
Examiner.
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Che Of the 0ides. Men Alive.

There j. still living in tbs parish one
of the oldest men living IN America
or prrhap. on the globe. lie reside.
ncar Week. a turc. aud paper. show
that he Wa, baptized August 81, 1850.
AMI wns a lad of l6 year, old nj the
date Of the Declaration OF American
Independence. aud wa admitted 10
hi Gr.i communion in l77j. lii
name j.. Henry Mvcr. sud the land OF
hi naiiyiiy Holland. III. dpcumcnta.
r. proofs arc objectionable and were
Thoroughly examined by Mr.. Robert
Brown. our as.rs.or. who ha. kindly
furnished II. with the facts. 1t will
thus he .ccn that ihi. venerable patri.
arch Of the past century i. now l2f
year. and 3 month. old. New Iberia
Enterprise.
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AYERS PILLS,
PRRPARKD By
D.. j. c. lyse 4 Co., lsssA. Asss.
Analytical ChemiMs.l
Pr ale By oil DTvggists.


cuERirF's SALE.
The State Of Mississippi,
Noxulce County.
An" i p'41e'' Execution.
Thomas Stone.
By virtue Of the aboye.stated writ direct.
cd 10 me from tho Office of W. Is. Stewart,
Justice of the Peace In and Tor said county,
| will. on
Monday, the Sth day Of Juiy, 1876,
in from, of the Court House door, within
| the hours %prescri bed by law, sell TO the
| highest bidder for cash, the following dcs.
| crilcd real estate, situated In the town OF
| Macon. Noxubsc county, Mississippi, and
levied upon ~ the property OF ThOs. Stane
TO satisfy the above stated writ and all costs,
to.wit:
BEGINNING At q point e,s links due north
| of q stake Al the southeast corner Of the lot
decided BY Mrs. Susan A. Bowen TO Nargn.
rct McNees and Lucy Gillespie (sec Record
| Hook =, Page 81. slsU.Rccord Rock U. pages
40, 2Ii and III thence running due north
! 1871 links TO the southeastern edge Of the old
| Macon and Pickensviile road, a. first latd
out aud used. thence southwest and with
the southeastern edge Of said road 10 links;
thence s0utk a defirees east 49, links toths
point Of tesfnning. besny the land conveyed
by Ben Cude b TkUssas stone, as per deed
recorded 10 Rccsri Dcss Y. pages ~ and
$50 In Chsncery Clerks office Of said toun'
J ". y. \. ROGERS.
juueis-ts shefin.
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An Old Citizen Speaks,

Mr.. !. VI. Norris. an old resident OF
Rome, Ga, says. that he had been bad.
~ troubled with Kidney Complaint
for a great many Years aud with Ezc-
ma for three years; at times could
scarcely walk and hal tried many re.
NEEDLES without benefit. until he began
taking Electric Bittrrs and amounting
his hand. and feet with Burklen's Ar.
Mica Salvc. This treatment afforded
him great relief and he strongly re.
comments Electric Biiters 10 all who
suffer with kidney Complaints, OF
need II Blood Purifier. Sold by j. F
Jones,
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II, Ns.hc5ist $ Picnic

TIE r-ru-e n Bry.gas grove a.
W-,fn~lar. given hv tse Methodist
.to.z-. passed 4 eXTeiEz
nfez.aut. IT arsi The shower threw
4 famu%r o. matter, AEd 4 Kind Of
con o~vsrshado~rd The sn'icPaioFs
f,r,- OF the chiii-ea. Beyerthc.c<s ~
unite 81 early hour they gathered IN
g-Duu. 90 Be- respectively conveyed 10
the uir-ure.ggc ab1 uniasicf Sooti'
Of me-; cI-riinz heau;v. and 20 VEL
.hATtei Tor picnir. soon after The
U4-rv had al assembled on the ground,
wing. Ne 2 marie - the gay little
N.-es could Haunt on he breeze. A
l.-ye tub o. lemonade va. soou pre-
pared for reire-hment. exquisite mol.
eIs oflcmou mashSr. beinE supplied
bv som Of the IA. onss. \ large
number had by this time repaired 10
the lake with tackle already for The
fun ri beguiiinz the fnny tribe. .
nv. ho~ niseii W2siO watch the iitde
rirl. h.h tie waisr.. and .ee them Jerk.
null and .Gueal when they would
rat~h the little rasrsl., sud again zee
the nroud gallant. With s self-.aiishcd
sir. -ebai, the hook Of the fair damsel.
A. earlv noon. table linen w4s spread
noon tic ground and covered with
lelieseie. prepared for the OCCASION
and afler csrh and every one had fully
pariskrn ofihe repas', and were get.
ling ready tor further fun In the say
Of fishing. rroquct piAying and irayer.-
to-. the declining grounds sna bcauii-
ful ya'r-, 4 storm % rain drove the en-
tire marty into the msn.iOu Of our Zeu-
crnu. ho-, where the fun did not aba'c
bu, a change NJ character. Music.
gamrt NJ 81 description. were played
to while away the hour. Long will
the day be remembered with /. feeling
Offender appreciation ~ the Sunday
SchnoI Ofrials who had taken .nch
N sr'irc interest in the little ones.
EnyiahIp mnst be the one who rs. en-.
.hrinet the embodiment. ofsurh love.
\ MfHBEE-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-12

The drie.' n C.-F'i-a4. Home
Role Bu fgf lrf.nL bf = HzJ5r'y q
thirty. Il. slmg-tih- eject Of vieio-
r,hows 'a-, %, iadsm=o, and
forr. aided h~ RI, powerful inicl-
rsr,. a.s Almost dsSu gH- sni ~ TO
the r5iz, Of re~u-z1in. What must be
.uevi.sl.e. , change 10 The relation. Of
Ireland 10 tie nrel, government a
rhaBge list mu., give her : greater
-rce Of Undergraduate ard coniro.
other own ar4irs What Gladstone
Ia. .owed may BE- rss1cj b. o'heT,,
bu, lie will aiways be cgusiderrd the
prime moves ofthe rrvolu'iou ,hs. !.
destined % ,tvauce civilization, By
ibcraliring that ,e8fra,iziug influence
shieh al monarrhie cling to With te-
aaeity, 4 long lea.e Of power has
.'reugtheued through ages.
There i. nothing dishear'eniHg
70 Mr.. Gladstone, n iLjs initial and
pa-tisl failure 81 OBJ. pan. and 1t !.
n9s.ible the Opposition i'self will be
compelled to formulate .ome measure
making hi. own f9r q 49, TO lave
themselves from ; more ~ing.orou'
~ VI IFa4.tlrr Ia. only n
bfJc hi. time 70 .cc sic principle he
Ia, 90 powerfully advocated against
all tie tradition. aLl c1.'oms Of biz
Government. become popular aud IN
aciu.I operation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-12

Our fellow .citzens who hare c'iaD-
li.bed the Creamery, Ice and Cheese
fartory here, did not inau.arstc these
industrie. =. 4 speculation. II IL only
an initial step to start o., Oh tie Track
Of urogra.. These new departure.
sill .ugye.t others, and no donot a
scx years vii, sd new .ource. OF
prosperity to No1ubce County, ande
rom III. agricultural prominence
anon. the counties Of the state,
Whenever we are represented in dis
f.nt market. through our products.
The more Attractive our .ec'inn BE-
eomes 10 all who 'cck investments,
and enlerpri.ing capitalists viii make
their home. here anil build up al! the
waste place. which have for year.
been increasing for want ot:.tlle'i a.
bar to improve them. Ii doing this.
We will not oulT aid ~ Our Agrcul'
tural importance, but We will have
new field. Of labor, which will give
emyIovment 10 other classes and
keep our boys At home % engage IN d
variety Of !ndu.tric. hy opening ne7'
avenue. for their employment. There
e., al ,hi. 10 make rs sangsiue 81 tn
future. and we should .eize ever!
promising opportunity that looks TO
ward the material and intellectual dc
yclopmcnt Of our people.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-12

Tie following letter VS. written "
the proprir,or Of the celebrated Oak
land Farmto an AgricHlimra. Joprual
2.o q Eden and Mary Ann Of St.
Lambert.

some Tine since YOU published .
cut Ut Hp,c uf FJlen, and in = iaie i,-
.uc. that Of Mary Anne Of Lambert,
both pfihem bring animals ho have
attained = great deal Of nOtUricty the
former on arfonni Of her hayin. at
tie Provincial snd Dominion Exhibi.
ton at LONDON. in the hand. 81 Pro-
fs~or. Brown and Barre. OF the On,a-
rio Experimental Farm, proved her.
ELI the Champion l'rizc COW of the
World tot Mils, Cheese and Butter
combined.
Mari hunc nf =. Lambert. think.
need. no introduction 10 your readers.
Sometime since | shipped 10 Nr. y
scales, Of Bru9ssvilIr. Mp... a Son OF
Ro.c NJ Edrn. HhO.c .ire, Prince 20.
~. i. = .On Of Mary Anne Of 81. Lam.
bert. Tie appearance Of Mary Anne
OF 81. Lambert must be known to all
YOUR readers, aud a. grand a, .hc i.
in Individuality, Rose OF Eden make.
NJ poor comparison beside Mary
Anne. \ COW Of immense depth.
,nr2c barrel, long bippeti, straight
back. fine limb. and ruDrmou- uldcr,
li-gc ical., -quare!y and well piarcd.
a beautiful head. q row tia, never car.
ric.a pound Of hcsh. who milk. forty
four pnunl- At her pu.lI. Of a bcauli'
tai while cream color. il i, to be tx.
pcctcd that \ son at her bv Prince
l'Ugis would be in individuality =
mo.i superior animal, and such i. in.
decd the case lie i. very large iOr
hi. agr, prnni.cs to he very vigorous
Is a. beautiful a. q p%ir,lrr. and being
4 son aud grandson OF lwp such COW,
y, Roe of Ellen and Mary Anne oil
II. Lambert. | think he is no unwor
my representative OF M UasIsnN
herd, and he has. understand. btri
the source of a great deal OF admira.
ton by an Jersey Breeders who have
-ccn him at hi- home st the farm ni
Mr. Noah Scalc- OF IiruOk.ville. Miss
NALASNT :. FULLER.
Oakland, Hamilton Ont. Canada.
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p-trlsnIArlea sAlys.

TIE r.. >1,ve a thN wosid 70
Ca'. H- Sore Tiers. al
HHerm. Fc-@- >orrs- letter. Chappet
Hand. C.i an. Cons. zHt AT SKI
E-uc;ions. am positively cnrHs Plies
o. no pzv required Il "a gnsrsnieei
10 give perfect saii.ts-tiou, or none
refunded. Pri~e = cCn,s Per boz.
For sale by ] : Jca~.-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-12

The Rev. u. u. McAlpinc Of this city
len Monday evening for Macon 10 per-
form a wedding ceremony. Yesicr'
ssy mo ming his little baby siri died
anal The sad Information went 10 him
iy telegraph. but not communicated
"a him until after The wedding Go
l..,..i,u. Disl,l,eh.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-12

Col. W. W. HUMPHREYS met with
quite a serious accident on Tuesday
afternoon. We could not learn the
particulars but understand that he was
kicked By n vicious horse and two ribs
broken, which, however, did not pre-.
vent him leaving FOR Mach Wcdncs.
.la..-C Columbus Dispatch.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-12

NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND
Sasrskecpcrs. guarantee ShriMcr's
Indian Vsrmifuge 10 destroy and ex-
mel worms from tho human body,
where they exist n used according to
The dircctfgas. YHM arc,suthorixcd 10
sclI II on the shove conditions. David
T. rou,z, Proprietor, Baltimore, Nth
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-12

Two negroes living on the planta-
ton Of j. d, Ycllowly. in Madison
county, went 10 = festival, and on
their return, being tired, stopped on
the track OF the I. c. Railroad to take
n nap which was cut short by a train,
which killed onc Of them, the other
hardly awaking to cscnpe.--Naichc7
Democrat.
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FOR SALE,

One hundred and three and 4 hali2r'e, Of
GOOD DORS and COTTON LAND.
-! acre. Of cleared and, !, mile. nnrta Of
~buquai,k, Mis-. On the ". & -. u, X.
and - acres u good and well .imhered and
lying . or ?. mile, west Of ~>huqullak, Ai...
/ OFF, these l1nd. cheap for the cab. Par.
tie. wishing to purchase vii! 10 vel 70 see
me- before purchasing elsewhere. SIN de.
,errained to .sll and 10 do %, | attn Wiling
10 take le.. than the land i so-h. For in
formation adire.,
Mr.. sALLTE MCNOREIE>,
mayls-3m. shu1uslas. NI'..
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Myriads of Cures

Achieved By AYERS sARsAP4RILLt, In
H. ~, f9ry years, are st,ested, and there
b 10 bltaA disease, 8; all pcs.ibe Of cure,
Tia, will not yi.d to Il. Whatever the
,Ilroant. Of ,hi. class, .a1 wherever found,
from The eurvy Of tie Arctic circse to the
~.yekit-ores- Of South Aires hi. rera-
tdy ia. afforded hath to the sa1erers
by whom Il "a. employed. Druggists
pyprvEhere can cite numerous cases, Tnh-
In their uer.onsl knowledge, Of remark
abs cu-r. wrought by Il, where al other
treatment had been un.yailing. Peope
uff IN well 70
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Trust Nothing Else

thsn AYYR's S4RsAPARlLLA. numerous
rru,e mixtures are offered 10 TIE puohe
A. 'b}qol pUriier.,7 which only. allure
the ualent with the preten-e OF many
cLra6 do>e., anil with which il IA folly 10
experiment while disease il steadily BE-.
coming more Iesp-.eated and difficult OF
cure. some d these mixtures DO much
la.sng harm. Bear In mind that the oniy
m,dlelne that can radically purity the
vl.i.tei blOdls
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-12

IN the Senate last week our Senior
Senator. Zen. j. L. George, scored =
grand victory yer Senator lloar.
Chairman Of the judiciary Committee,
during the consideration Of the Bank.
ruptcy bill. Gen. George !. opposed
r. the feature Of the bin providing for
"inyolunisry ba%nsruptry," and upon
that i.suc carried the Senate with him
against IIoar hy a vote o fncarly two
to one. 1t i, probable that IN. yic'o.
rs will result in the fnal elimination
Z oithe Objectionable ieatuIc.-Exami
ncr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-12

The sure effects OF Ayers Sarsaps-
rilla are thorough and permanent. II
there is n lurking faint Of Urofula
abou: you. Ayers Sarsaparilla will
dislodgc il, aud cxpcl it from your
system.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-12

The STATE O! Mi.'i'.ippi.
Noxu5cy Cviniy.
NJ. p. II. Fulton D..
.r.s -. F
CITIZEN. Mutual Insurance COL
~ ,f-ryr sfthc a-oyc..iatrd writ hrect.
81 T. me- rrpm the Office Of ". X. Braeey.
-, ~ m. circuit Court Of S0xubee roun'
". | viii, on
x.us,y. lie s.h day Of J1ly. 1855,
!, FINN, AZ The Court House door, within
- nour.. .rl 10 the highest bidder ior
r,.b line l~ellgsin. desrihed real ami per-
.on-l property, which Ia. been levied upon
10 .aii.N the aboNr.-lated WIT anu an eo'u'
co-UiI; ~
-. s.'f Of southwest quarter AMI Inc
ws.t half Of southwest quarter. Nhe
ws.t half OF ,Uutheast quarter -rctloh !.
township Is. range ~, and the cast nan .,
the northeast quarter, and The Wt'l nan "
the northeast quarter, and the hoFthWr''
quarter. and the southeast quarter. anu VIZ
.oulhWr. quarter Of .fction !. to"hsh'P ~
ran.r 10. aul the northeast quarter, and
the east half Of the southeast quarter ana
the A., half ol the east half Of the south
ys.t ol.rter .cr,ion ;, township Is, range
"a anil the east half Of the northeast quar-
Ter and the west half Of the norihWS..'
. un5rtrr. and the west half Of the east hal
orthe north vest quarter Of section :, OWL
hin Il. range ~: and the cat hall OF M
northeast quarter Of section 2. township -
range ~: and the eat half Of the sou'h
vet quarter. and the veet halt OF the sout'
No., quarter Of section 10. township 10
range lg: ,nd lot. :. $. 2. 10, 10 aud lbah'
.onth half nflot. ! and = lection :. town
.hip II, rang. ~. and known :. tho ,ock
rsli lsnds .nI the northeast quarter o
section II, and north half of section u
township IS. Tango Il; ani the west nal .
the northwest quarter Of section ., and IN
northwest quarter OF northwest quarter
s.ction :. town.hip Is. range Is. and Know
a. the Steven. land. all said aboNe-dcscrlbe'
land. lying and being in the county 0! NoX
uoee. state Of Mississippi, Also the folio"
In. described personal property. to-wtt:
On, ware mule, Belle, one horse mule +
one mare mule Moil,e, one mule hi. on
mule lack. one mule Beck. one mule Pet,
ore mute Ellen, me mule Pat. ono mui
Mlrthr. one mule Tiger, one mule Ned, on
mite John. ', ", Rohth>..
jU4cj-1t :hcr'h'
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ROBUST HEAL7H

I.n.alE,y. sa,oyea By ,hose who sen
N -r.s.r-. 4, TSe ;4tzi II corrupted
tood nAy Be- .eeretly uaArniniax ts
rYr--c,5cn. II TIM, the poE-ol slAerf'
tat1ly .aos h. -zect,, anil sitAa al he nor
yt-v:uee toe aa-er l. has been allowed
10 usrrses:e tie sy.teE. E1ch pin1p&, ny;
t.h, .ktn dro,ler ard n Of unnatural
a.tede, O, hrZaog, j. Gee Of Sstnres
~s-ul-z. o. the Consequence. o. nrssr'-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-06-12

Mr. Geo. VI. GniIet', r., and M.
Belle Mayes, both Of this county, we're
married at The residence Of :. !. Nd
ams. in Decatur, Newton county. Ni.. ,
on tie 5'h inst, Rev. Mr.. People, per.
forming the ceremony.
The fr.t iniima'iou We had Of 'hi-
happy affair was the arrival here Of
Mr.. and Mr.. GulIcft on til. morning.
,rain.-SrnOba Herald.
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SALE.
NOTICE.

Taken up by John Thomas, about March
10. 1886, s~traying on the land known a. the
Rbe,, place, ten miles northeast Of Macon,
one black and white spotted COW, about
seven years old. crumpIed horn., In good
order. no marks or brands visible. Has u
male calf, about s, months DIN, white ana
dark brown spotted.
A HEiFER, brown and black spotted
about = years old, not marked. Cow and
calf. valued Il slj, heifcr ut e..
Taken up by } Golden. about Jan Z,
1855. ,~traying on the Gavin place, about
4! miles east of Macon, u red male yearling,
white spots on right hind leg, aad one on
left hind leg. some white undcr belly,
about Is months old and valued at,6.
Taken up by Clarke Bush, about April
LIST. 1885. struying on the Jas. A. We:thtr-
by place, about 8 miles north of Macon, one
mule ycaIing, white, red neck. and head,
marker with smooth crop in left ear, about
, Is months old. valued at $3.50.
The owners are requested to come Tor
ward, prove property. pay charges and lake
them away or they will be dealt with a. the
law directs, j. FASER,
Coroner and Ranger,
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SALE.

The state Of Mississippi,
Noxubee County.
{. r. and b. 7. Whitehead
No. TSl ". FL ra'
". T. Hurst.
By virtue OF the abO,c.stated VIII direct.
cd to me from the office OF II. l.. w. Hath
orn. clerk Of the circuit court OF "instoh
county. state aforesaid, will. on
Monday. he 5th day Of July, 1885,
in front Of the Court House door, within
the hour. prescribed by law. sell to The high,,
cat bidder. for cash, the following described
property. lying. being and situate IN Noxu-
bee county. state aforesaid. and levied upon
a. the property Of b. +. Whitehead to sat
i.fy the aboye-stated case and all costs, To-
Wit:
East half Of northeast quarter. section ..
township Il. range Is. amt east half OF south
east quartet. section 81. township u, range
Is, containing lD acres. more or less.
n. y. ROGERS,
;.,a II Sheriff.
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LADIES.

Ihave ju., received : large .tosk o;
WHITE LAWNS.
WHITE SAlN>Ook.
WHITE PIQUE-.
WHITE ROBES.
FANCY CARBEAU oRGANpIEs.
FANCY CgAZY CLOTHS.
Full line u Towels. Napkin, and sho~i
Bi. line oil rent Lasa.lt
MARX.
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o the shaking Of the aguel
o the fortunes VI neuralgia
y the misery Of dyspepsia
u tho w~retchedness II headachel
D tho gripes Of bilious collie
All Of these will surely vanish
Like the snow before the SOuthwind,
II you'Il only take SNiTn's BILE BEANS.
You can buy them 1t your drug store
For q quarter Of . dollar;
And II you will only try them
You win never be Without them.