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Grateful Car Men.

The conductors and drivers of the Seventh
street branch of tie Washington and George
town Railroad Company have presented
Mr.. Thomas Downey, their superintendent,
with set Of gold mounted harness as an
expression Of their appreciation OF his Of
forts in securing reduction Of hours OF
labor.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-07
"aIdcrney Dairy wagons"

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered in ! ID. "Ward"
prints, 40c, per ID. Also cottage cheese |;
buttermilk and sweet milk, &c. per at.
Cream, 15c. per pt
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CAPITAL PRIZE, S75,0OO.
g; s, ~

rdnQementS for all Ne Monthly and Quarter
" DraWinGS Of he Louisiana STATE LOTTERY
company and In person manage and control no
m Uipqs Mt1Bstlres, and nat me sane are con-
dloted nth honesty, fairness and ia good faith
tD'r0td all p1rtieS dad 1Ds authorize The Com
pdny 10 us6 niS cert foate aCith fac siniilss Of
our si0nQtu7ts attached. In Us dduertisenieatS."
The Washington critic., 1886-05-07

No preparation could have mado such
reputation as Salvation OH has without in-
trinsic merit OF the highest order. IT kills
pain. Price 25 cents.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-07

9G.inch Black Cashmere short length, Tic.
27.inch All.wool Camel's Hair Suitings, light
shade and short length, l5c.
g7.inch All.wool Canvas Brocade, light
shade and short length, 15c.
3S.inch Double.width Atwood Canvas and
Homespun, short length, &c; beige, ccru ami
light browns.
36.inch All-wool Cheviotines, brown, black
and navy, short length, 25c.
The above five lots are so cheap that there
Is not a penny profit per yard.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CpENCERIAN BUSINESS CoLLEG

SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- corner 9th and ID sts, II. w,-Spring Ses
sions.-A practical business education that
qualities young men and women to support
themselves and successfully perform the ac-
tive duties of life. Thorough instruction
given in rapid writing, the English language,
correspondence, rapid calculations. book
keeping, business practice, stenography and
type.writing Open day and evening". A full
free on application.
Mrs. SARA SPENCER. Vioe-Prinoipal. -. -.
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Here Comes the Skirmish.
Picked From Different Parts OF the

IICNCu TTUIH DIHoFCH0 "f0o VR e''O
Store.
Ladies' Fine Gauze Vest, low neck, short
sleeves, jersey ft, 25c.
Ladies' Fine Gauze Vests, pompadour neck
short sleeves, jersey fit, 10o.
100 dozen Fancy stripe Percale Collars
beautiful styles, 4c.
1900 yards Of Unbleached Crash, yards in
piece, l5c.
Continuation of our Vest.front, Hercules
Braid and Coat.b back jersey, 00c.; sold by some
other houses tor Sl.19.
75 dozen assorted silk Mitts, In black,
cream, white tan, pink, for ladies and misses,
19c. These goods Just arrived.
Gents Fine All.linen Hemstitched Handker.
chiefs, fancy border, . for 25c.; manufacturers
imperfection slightly visible.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-07
Like Barnunl,

We are here again. The only difference is that
We appear once week throughout the sea-
son, while Barnum only appears once year.
lie is known as the smartest and shrewdest
Snowman on earth, and, like the Combination,
he has many imitators, but no equal-gives
you more for your money than any travelling
or home enterprise in America. Does our in
troductory strike you? If not, we know our
bargains will.
We have a line Of those Atwood Dress
Goods on hand, in single and double width, in
short lengths. We concluded to put a knife
into the former price and cut them now while
the weather is not yet too warm.
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LIVERY STABLES.

YOU Want to Buy, Sell, Exchange,
l or hire horses, carriages, harness, etc.. 20
to VIM. +. Downey's stables, 1920 to 1924 L. st
repository 1927 and 1920 l. st II WI mono but
reliable stock handled everything guaranteed
as represented. VIM II. Downoy.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-07
A Tcst CnSc.

CoNoREssMEN indorse 1t as safe, prompt,
sure. Red Star Cough Cure. Is cents.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-07

Big Sales and Small Profits is old, but It Is
just the thing we are all looking for. We here
with submit our price list.
GauZe Undershirts, all slzes............. CSC
Medium Weight Undershirts, all Sizes. 35c
Extra fine Balbriggan Undershirts, all
sizes Observation-Disclosures. 45c
Medium weight Scotch Wool Under
shirts all sizes. s.,.....,................. 5Oc
Medium weight Scotch Wool Drawers,
all sizes. ................,..,..., 5Oc
Angola Wool undershirts, all sizes...."" 4sc
=" :" Drawers, - ...... 4Sc
Camel's Hair Undershirts. all sizes..... 90c
Jean Drawers, sizes 2S to 10 wast...... 29o
supertihe English " Hose. e......,.,...... 1sc
Very fine French Balbrlggan " Hose 2ic
A No. Dress Shirt. rt....,,.............,., 90c
Boys Percale Shirts. rts....,...........,... S5c
French Percale Shirts, . collars 81 Guns. 81 %
d-ply Linen Cuffs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 12l1c
silk Scarfs, satin lined .....,,.,. ..... 100
SILK Ties, special price,. 1Sc
English Braces, very tne..,....,.,..,,. 25c
Boys Flannel Waists, extra quality. 81 %
Alpaca Umbrellas, good quality. 81 10
Gloria Cloth Umbrellas, natural stick. 1 90
silk Umbrellas, great bargains. .......... GS
silk Umbrellas, sterling silver cap...... 90
Lawn Tennis Shirts, In all styles and col
ors, at..., .,.Sl.25, Sl.5o, Sl.15, So S2.25, S2 80
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Louisiana State Lottery Co.

Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
puir,pTtsesmWlIn p,.i,pLt Sapltal Ht sl,oVVOoOo-to
been added.
by an overwhelming popular vote It's fran
chise was. made part of the present State
Constitution adopted December ?, A. ID. 1879.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly. II Never Scales or Postpones.
Look at the following Distribution:
Grand Monthly Drawing. In the Acad-
cmy OF Music, New orleans, TUESDAY, May
II, 1856.
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STEAM BOATS.

VlO NORFOLK ~ FORTRESS MON
i ROE AND THE SOUTH. Cheap Rates
and Superior Accommodations;, safe and
M, from 9th ST. wharf, TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY and SATURDAY, stopping at Colonial
Beach going and returning, secure rooms and
tickets at Baltimore y ohio offices, 1851 and
information induire AT General Office, 9th st.
wharf Telephone call %, ALFRED WOOD,
Sec'y and Treas GEO. II. PHILLIPS, Supt
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The state Of Mississippi,
NoNuhce County.
LNdia :. Glenn
No. 1893 V. III Ihalcery.
Richard Pollard ct al
In pursuance Of II final decree rcnderrdih
the above stated cause 1T the October Term
A. H., 1852, of the toar, aforesaid, DATED
October Is. a. D.. 1882 the undersigned
Commissioner in said cause appointed, viii
on
Monday. the 18th day c. Tes'y, AID. 1855
in front of the door ol the Court
House in the town of Macon,
in said county. within legal hours, proceed
TO sell at public cutlery 10 the highest 0nd
hest bidder, the toilowin. described real e>'
tate living and hc,ng situate In said county
and state, to-wit:
South half OF west half Of northeast q
Section ~. township II, range Il cast.
Terms OF Salc-spot cash.
rhc title to the above described property
is believed to he perfect, bat | shall only
convey such title as vests IN me by virtue o
said insl decree.
ROBERT c. PATTY.
Jan q 1883. commissioner
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Hard Times.

. While money is close, wages and
prices low, expenses should be cut
down i'll every household. Economy
the watch word Tor Mothers, head or
Doctor bills, by always keeping in the
house a bottle OF DR.. Bosanko's Coupl,
Il Lung syrup. Stops a Cough IN
stantly, relieves Consumption, cures
Group and pain in the Chest in one
night. 1t is Just the remedy Tor hard
times. Price 40 cts. and Sl00. SAM
pies free. Sold by j. F. Jones.
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Fer SALE!

A tract OF land containing three or
four ..huudrcd acres. partly timbercd,
about eight miles from Mecon, Miss ,
and near the plantation Of the late j.
Harlan. For particulars apply to II.
NJ, Hunter, Jr., Harlan Z. O.. Noxubcc
Co.. hIiss., or to the undersigned at
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
FRANK S. MOODY.
Feb s. st
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SALE.

>
The State of Mississippi,
NoNubce County.
II. C. Riles,
No., St1T vs., Ncpd. Exp.
". NJ. Phillips,
ry virtue of the above stated writ issued
IA me from the office Of the llcrN of the Cir
cuit Court | will on
Monday, February IS. 1855,
soil TO the highest bidder for cash, IN front
Of Inc Court House. in the town of Macon
Within the hours prescribed by law. thc IN
divided interest of the d%cfeudant W., ";
Phillips, in and TO the following uGS'flnt'
i,nLs living. being and situal" in sitl coun-
~ and State. and which will be sold TO sat
XIV said Judgment and all costs to-wit:
west hall of south east quarter of section
10 and the west half ofnorth east quarter OF
'''"'" y, y. ROGERS,
;,,o3 ~ sheriff.
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TvaCHMENT Notice.

d. II. Fulton,
$500 V. Attach
Citizcns Mutual Insurance Co. ment.
To Citizens Mutual Insurance Co., Mobile,
Alabama:
An attachment At the suit Of Mrs. u. II,
Fulton. against your estate for seven ihous'
and and eight hundred dollar. rrturnahic
before the ircuit Court of NoNnl,ce Conn
" Mississippi. has been executed. and -
now pending IN said court and unless you
appear before said cautt Oh the
srd Monday Of February, S86.
and plead to said actiou, Judgment viii be
entered, aud tle estate attached viii he
sold. W. Il. BRACfY,
Macon, Missu Jams II Clerk
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One of the Court House hS'roho-
mcrs thought he had discovered Il
comet in the west a few nights ago
hut after. adjusting his telescope ana
making a more careful survey OF the
heavenly bodies, it proved to be. the
Wind Mill lately erected in rear OF lr'
lIolman's Livery Stable. and which 'pe
Astronomer had not. before observed
The mistake, he says, vas caused d! "
defective instrument, the lenses oel"S
too small, not larger than the bottom
of a cut glass tumbler, and The Amos
pherc also being Il little halV at tue
time of discovery.
Astronomers from his stano po'n'
| can't most always tell. "hch i'lah'nS
astronomical observations lhr""%,.
such a medium. they are llaoi' I" S''
biz sun flowers, wind.miIls ana co'hc'S
badly mixed.
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DELINQUENT LAID SALE.

Under and by virtue Of al Act of the Legislature of the State of Mississippi, I will.
on the first Monday of March, 1856, towit, NJ ARCH 1t. 1876, within legal hours, ex
pose to sale at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, Mt the door of the Court
House of Noxubee County, said STATE, in the twn OF Macon, the following described
lands, lying and being in said county and state for taxes due thereon, for the fd year
1855, sale to continue from day to day, within the hours of shern's sales until compile
ted:
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Married.

JaH'y %, 1886 at The residence ofthe
brides father, Mr.. Randall Mcleod
ncar Center Point, by Rev. %iIeslcy Il.
Tucker, DR.. WILLIE NJ. WEDGEwoRTH
OF New Bernc, Ala, and Mss JENNIE
MCLE0p.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

I. j. Ross was a Mobile visitor this
week. While there he learnedithat it
was the intention of the NJ. & o. Il. r.
Company to inaugurate a series OF
land excursions to Mississippi, bring
lngland seekers here at very low rates.
Having leased the Cairo & St. Louis
road, the NJ. & o. willbc in shape soon
to enter upon this long desired work.
No opportunity should be passed by
our people to put the advantages OF
NoXubec before home-scekcrs.
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Inu
'"''nENT NOTICE.

[S%St c mississippi,
oerras,
Gps%sy e. al. In ch,nccry.
|iies pr % John d, sprcwl, Mary J,
\, sO ,gu E,oat. L, rweed,es. I'M. o.
h Cas"'"a. you to be and sppcar he.
b ler'N , ,h Of our said Uhnncory
|,oa Il, IN the town of Macon hn,p," IN ~ ,a !
hi la. ,aay Of ApirI A. D.. lsse.
PES nv t :. N ? IN said cau As ''''"'
'uAsd, lL,i ne aud the seal Of sale
, tut, sll day Of JAY ,' : A' ID.
Il "VbLRf c. PATTY,
Clerk,
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E ANDERSON
Cistern Digger.

lam wcll and sound again. nn"
rcady TO do any work in my Inc a.
living prices. Orders left Al no
Fealherslon's in Macon, VII, ~,
promptly attended 10, JauiV
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The Best Salye in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
l}heum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands. Clilhlains, Corns. and ali skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles.
or no pay required. Its guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price - cents per box.
For sale by }. + Jones.
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Proceedings Board of Supervisors.
Monday. Feb / 1896

MohuaN req. /, 1896.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
all the members present, also clerk
and sheriff.
The petition of j II Pierce, ct al. to
establish stock law in sections /, 9 and
3, township II, range 10, was granted
The petition of ID Hodges, ct al, TO
establish a public school at what is
known as Showers was granted.
Curtis Toliycr was appointed over.
scer to open the Black road, from
Brooksviilc to the old Morgan place,
To have all hands within two miles of
said road to open the same,
J. =. Hunter, K. n. Robertson, b. r.
Jackson and $. Nj Thomas were APP
pointed con'rs to propose plans m!d
specifications for n new bridge across
boss creek on Macon aud Dckalb
road. and report to next meeting of
this Board.
The contract for the erection Of
bridge across DoSs creek on Macon
AMI Drknlb road will be let to the low
est and best hiddcrat the Court House
door on Monday. March list.
The following were appointed road
overscCrs:
Alfred johnson, 2nd link Of Macon
and Nrnpils.
5 A Puckctt, 2dlink Of Mushulayille
and Shuqua Ak.
Vim Kemp 3D. link of Macon and
Memphis.
NJ J. Drake lst link Macon and sum.
mcrviilc.
EO Kirby % link Macon and sum,
mcrvillc.
Nat Gaines Grd link Macon aud
Hrooksvillc.
WYATT Orr, I'd link Macon and
Brooksvillc.
j NJ Winfield, Prairie Grovc,
Wm Butler. Isl link Crawford and
Edmunds bridge,
SCI Ingram, 4th Ink BrookoyiIlc aud
Louisville.
l. Moore, 1T link ShnQualak and
Fairfield.
Sam Tribblc, Cd link Macon and
Cooksvillc.
John Gray, Sd link Macon and War.
saw.
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DIR. j. (, MCLEOD,
Physician.

MACON MISS,
Tenders his professional services to the
citizens Of Macon and vicinity.
RI Office with Hon. j. /. Madison, ovei
j. W. Patty'S store,
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The State OF Mississippi,
NOXubce County.
Mahala \. Going.
No, l2l4 ". III ChAhccr!'
WIN. Alonzo Williams ct al.
TO VIM. Alonzo Williams and Augustus G..
Wilkins
We command you to he and appear be-
fore the Chancellor Of our slid thancery
Court At 4 term thereof, to be holden at the
Court House. in the townot Macon, in said
county, on the
4ta Monday Of April, A. D 1885,
,hen and tl,rat to plead. answer or demurt to
the Bin Of Complaint IN said cause, .,
Witnc,. my signature and the seal 81 said
Court affixed, this & day of feh'y. l@sG.
ROBERT c. PATTY.
reb6-it tivFh.
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Cow for Sale.

Fine half Jersey COW with Young
calf for sale by
KLAUS & BRO.
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r,,1s. of This county, with
/ left for Texas on Thurs
ENIocatc near san Antonio
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t. ,plhorilics have deter
'.mnJoy a night Waterman,
l. Jutie.. at Il salary Of $40
/ We hope they will select
rindi.caarsc his duties faith
iutclIigentIy.
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HtIS FOR SALE.
For Rent For 1856.

will rent the Mcleod place, half
mile north Of Macon ID pot, about $50
acres cleared, wood aud water and all
necessary improvements. Rent low.
Apply to Maj Il. j, Allen at Depot,
or
j. J. BUCK,
Feb 6 81. Macon, Miss.
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G.. g. SON,
Architects, Contractors, Builders.
MACON, MISS.

Plans, Specifications, Estimates, bills OF
Material and Contracts furnished.
Insurance Surveys and Estimates OF Ere
Damages accurately made.
Churches and StorehOuses spe eialtIes.
snrtl-ly
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jan9 1t
CONSTABLE SALE,

The state of Mississippi,
NoXuhec County,
Dew n Kirksey,
$40 N. EA''"'''"'
,Jno. L. Burrase.
nv virtue of the abovc.stated writ direct
,J 10 me from the Office of quo. Il, pms.
more. Justice of the Peace. Beat NO. oil
said county. / will on
Monday. February Is, 1885,
,t ,hc Court House of sal County, within
irsal hours. sell to the highest bidder Tor
,nsh ali the right. title and interest the Gc-
rrndnnt has in aud to The following %deScrib-
thc nroperty of said defendant, and VIII be
,s"IJ to satisfy said writ and costs, to-wit;
Thc south %rastQuartcr ofsouth east quar-,
ter, sec 20, T Is, RIO, south east quarter
see "A, 4 Is. Il Is. rs acres in south hali OF
north west quarter of north cast quarter
Soc n, I IL. K IL, situated in NoXubee
county, state of Mississippi.
'o"" 5. NJ. BOWEN,
,.,.q 10 Constable.
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nACON BEACON
Feb. 6, 1855.

i Lee Williams place has
''.,o1 BY j. W. Patty at
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List Of Letters

Remaining IN Post ONCE At Macon, MISS
February 3. 1876.
Mr. Alden. HAYWARD Baker.
[spahcr Crockett, X II Easton,
T Ferris, EsQ., Waiter I"otc'
Mr.. Liza Ushard, GENERAL Jack Hunter,
Miss Aan ilobcns, Wesley Gray,
$ N johnson, Miss Ellen Lee,
" II Oliver, ESD, Wash Pearson,
Alien Kolan, Miss Alice Roland.
Gordon FcathcrSt0n.
when calling for the above say adleI
ti.c1. I'd STOKES. +. VI.
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ALLOWANCES:

Marshall 4 Bruce. books and
slat'n'rv for Clancy Clk sos %
Miss. sun printing election no.
tiCe 8 90
Miss. sun, blanks for ChanCery
Clerk % 50
EFF Nunn, timber %
50. Express Co., fri on books 3 80
w II Helm, lumber, Is G6
Al Footc, gfrzing windows for
Circuit Clerks office 80
j Fascr, mcnding lock. 70
j FaScr, inquest on Aaron Nay 3 90
six iurymcn, 81 each 90
" Il Br0rry, tran script. ] %
Joe Marshall work on bridge 2 30
j l. Grigg-. blankets for Jail II 80
Nath. McNrcs. coffin for paUpcr . ~
} I!oIh'rg 4 Co, blankets for
i4iI II 80
: A jackson. timber b 8"
j - Cockrrll. Snrpo { OF Polly
Bnnks,-pauprr . 90
u II Thomas. lumber 10 %
y { Jackson. timber -
Allowance was made for holding
special election Jan y, 1886.
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7. ]. ROSS,
Real Estate Agent.
sf0R SALE.

ne Farm of go acrcs, about 1871
y. !" ana balance in post oak timber.
paNelllns with five rooms: smoke
|, 'Srh cru, is threc-quartcrs mile
~ H. K. and four miles from
'Ne aud six miles iron Macon.
E ~ acre. Half cash and balance
nv years or all cash as purchaser
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,Sa" uAs OF April A. D., 1886,
|uiHo,ue &c 70 plead, answer or dcmur
/, aCea" y, .. ), Coleman for allow.
Gyei ',,Enalure and the seal of said
u' mi Slst day of Dee. a. d..
|, lSNG ROBERT G. PATTY,
Clerk.
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The valuable pianta'ionsknown as
the Pauline T.. Walker place is for
sale. This piece Tor land is situated
GA the Louisville and Macon road lies
along Hasnuqua Greek aud contains
the valuable phosphate bed which DR..
Lawrence c. johnson, OF the L. ;. He-
illogical Survey, who discovered H.
saw is IA bed of gold to Noxnb"c' An
excellent opportunity for a splendid
investment. T. j. Ross, real estate
agent, has authority to contract tor the
sslc of the same. Apply to him Tor
particulars.
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A MAN IN RUINs.-Onc OF the n"s'
melancholy s%pcctacles in the w"F'n Is
a human being shattered niu o,"Ni'
down by ardent spiri's. b". Wv Wv,
Iqpidation can be repaired, the run II
restored to perfect s~ouhnness' ="
coursc of that most powerful oi Nv ="
vigorants, DR.. Richmond's sa',a,.,
tan Ncrvine. Beware OF those 'ol'''
louics of which rum is an e'eInrn',
They sggrsvatc disease and acce'e'"''
decay. A, Druggists
We do not sound n needless alar''
when we tell you that the faint OF scro'
fnla is in your blood, Inherited OF nc
nuircd. i, is there, and Ayers Sarsnpn.'
rilla alone will ctirctn'lly 'Fao'c"'o II
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F|slDENT NOTICE.

E'%,nan In cA'Neery,
|CoI S coleman Myrtle l.. Coleman
ln I r"no! u, ), 7, Coleman; A. II.
|nc%Is",ru =, you to be and appear before
b t6erao Of gu, sal Chancery Court
utS v', ,ol to be no den at the Cour,
he 'oWh OF Macon, n said coun.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

Liam and \. G.. Morgan, OF
IN ,bis county, have been
l. ,ou, for Il seed planter.
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Line.

Car load just received and Tor sue
JACOB l%l0LBERa'
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ord Monday Of February. 1885,

hoiwrcn The hours prescribed by law, the
ALLOWING described lands. lo-wit;
comm, ucing at n point ia-Gi rods north
If The centre OF section ~, I Ii, X l, T., ly.
mo situated sand being in the county OF
WNosyubce. and running due north as
rods. thence east S0--6 rods, thence south
oi-S. rods, thence west eA--1 rGdS TO tue
hcvinniug. The tiIlcs are supposed TO De
yood. hui | shall only convey sach TUES as
Is vested in me by SAID decree,
u. DlSMtkES.
snc.l.l Commissioner
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'ld Of Cypress Shingles for
JACoB lioIB RG.
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Genuine Eastern seed Potatoes.
For sale by ". O. Barnes.
EARLY ROSE,
PEERLESS,
BURBANK.
ONION SITS, Red and White.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06
roudey. February Is, 1886,
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.,n1u.SsIONEW,s SALE.

Under aud by virtue OF a decree rendered
=, cha Chnnrcry Court of NoNubec County
-, thc Anril Term 1854, |, Ms special COM
mmissioner. will sell for cash, in front of the
"nurt Uousc door in the Town of Macon on
The Republican journal., 1886-01-28
Fortunes in Printers Ink.

Don't expect an advertisement to bear fruit
in one night.
Bread is the staff of human life. and atlyertis-
ing is the staff of business.
You can't eat enough in week to last a year,
and YOU can't advertise on that plan either.
A thing worth doing is worth doing well. A
thing worth advertising is worth advertising
well.
The enterprsing advertiser proves that he
understands how to buy, because in advertising
he knows how to sell
People who advertise only once in three
months forget that most folks cannot remember
anything longer than about seven days.
If you can arouse curiosity by an advertise
ment it is great point gained. The fair sex
don't hold all the curiosity in the world.
Quitting advertising in dull times is like tear
ing out a dam because the water is low. Either
plan will prevent good times from coming.
A constant dropping will wear Il rock. Keep
dropping your advertisements on the public
and they will soon melt under it like rock salt.
Trying to do business without advertising is
like winking at a pretty girl through pair of
green goggles. You may know what you are
doing, but nobody else does
1t is a mistaken notion that fine store in an
eligible location, surrounded by attractive signs,
is a superior advertisement; for the experience
of most enterprising merchants is that it pays
better to spend less in rent and more on adver-
tising.
Enterprising people are beginning to learn
the value of advertising the year round. The
persistence of those who are not intmidated by
the cry of "dull times" but keep their names
ever before the public, will surely place them
on the right side in the end.
A mans sign offers "A mute invitation to those
only who pass his place of business his circular
can only reach those to whom personal atten-
ton is given but his announcement in a news
paper goes into the highways andbyways, find
ing customers and compelling them to consider
his arguments.