davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-03

Wiley Jones. the big liquor dealer and stock man at Pine Bluff, says for oh [" res or ulcers neuralgia and rheumatism, pains, corns and bunions in man, and for sweoay, poll evil, hstua saddle gals and scratches in horses, that "Satanta liniment' is the best on earth. He knows he has sold over thous- and bottles. For sale bJ Mouclicf x Bro,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-03
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

Revised and corrected weekly by Woodbery
 X Ports.
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why should they sell them iirst'clssa
tickets and not furnish them first class
acromaodation-s car separate rom
the white people, which YOU only
would wsntI' ,,
Resolved, That we dcnounce tins at
10 drag personal feeling and in
.tercst into the issue OF a great ecoho-
mic business question that Is Dc!ore
the whole people.
Resolved, That n residence Of sew.
on wears among US hns but he ghtened
the esteemed we first cherished FOR
him A. n minister. a teacher amt citl-
zen; and his courage to advocate ms
convictions boldly, yet gcntlemanly,
on this subject before TIC ci'lAcls OF
orr county, has enacared HIM Inc
more to Us as Il people
Respectfully submitted.
F.. T. NUM-, r. q. NlCholsoN'
RoBT. IIIHRLER. S. d. CHEMBERL1N'
Geo. L. WELSH. ISAAC NICHOLSON COL
AARON TAGGART,sc col
On motion the secretary was order
ed TO furnish the Mississippi sun and
Macon Beacon. copies Of the proceed
incs. with a request that they puollsi
same. ,oo.
Adjourned. S%huqnalak Nov; ., 1856
GEO. ". NETHERi,
W. II. BRITTIAN, Chairh'Sh'
Secretary.
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BRooKsv1LIE, Nov. Sth, 1855

BRooKsv1LLE, Nov. Sth, 1853.
En-, BEACON We, the undersigned
ul,iz"u, uf BroOksvi!lo anu Vicinity,
who heard the speech Of Rev. l.. NJ.
Stone Mt S%huqualak on November let,
1886, relative to voting a railroad lax
upon the people of No1ubcc county.
hereby state that Mr.. Stone touched
never once upon social cqhallty--in
the cars or elsewhere. neither did he
make M appeal to the race prejudice
of the negro element, but confined
himself strictly to facts relative TO the
delctcrious effects the enormous ralI-
road tax would have upon the tax
paving people of our county. Every
sensible man, iwith an:unbiased mind,
who heard Mr.. stones logical, forci.
bic and eloquent speech will admit
that Ia such sentiments rs appear i'll
the .Nisnss,ppi Sun of recent date, cv'
err emin.tcd from Stones lips, end arc
perfectly foreign TO Mr.. Stones ideas
II was the cuts made with the cold
sharp blade Of truth that wounded
stones advcrsaries and sent then
b ceding from the field Of argument
We make this statement in defence o
Il good ahd worthy citizen, one whom
Noxubee county should be proud OF,
W. II. HELM. W. W. HAMILTOT
W. +. SHORT. II. II. BROOKS,
R.K. WoorrES, Jr., J.. p. STovALL,
T.. MCNoRRIHs, Z. ALLEN,
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HAsHuouA, Miss, Nov. s, 1856.

hAIf ONN !
Ed. BEACON :-In writing m arti.
Gle few days ago for your paper in re-
gard to our county being taxed SAC
600 for tic benefit of the \. }. & T.. Il,
r. Please publish this that the good
people may know that | am still u cit
izcn of the county, and hope the BEA.
cos aud Sun will allow me to remain
so until | do move oat at least. The
Sun says we are going to 20 to Mcri-
dian to live. We are glad To learn
something dcfni'e on this suhicc, ; we
had thought circumstances connected
with our business at Meridian would
govern US in this matter. bu, suppose
the Sun knows best, as It's very posi-.
tive on the subject,
We have been running a cotton FAC
tory near Meridian all this year and
one here also, and this n is still in
operation. Consequently We don't
we see how q railroad woul2 injure
our business. We fail TO see, with The
lights we have on tho subject. how it
could possibly be OF interest to the
people OF this county to pay more for
4 railroad or anything else than it
costs. The Sun calls attention to the
fact TINT | advertise Cor my customers
to coIne forward and settle, 1t seems
TO us We nave seen such things in print
before. How strange. Certainly the
Sun is not OIL. of humor because u iiks
notice wa. not placed in il.
II | should go to Meridian to look
after "othcr bushes )" as tho Sun says
! will have to do, | expect 10 remain a
taxpayer in this county.
Hope fair.m.nded people will moi
take the extreme personal view OF IN!
position as my editor friends DO.
The election will have been decided
before you receive this, and tnrthcI
arguments will not be necessary.
shall.ccrtainIy acqnicsco in--iho result
aud hopo there will be no neccssit.
for any farther correspondence. II
writing the article for the Beacon, OH
intention was solely for the purpose q
. getting the subject before the peopl
: on its merits and did not anticipat
such arguments OF a p%ersonal nature
II seems a strange way to meet IN
. question 10 us.
u Respectfully,
w. j. HUBBARD.
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SHUQUALAK, MISS, Nov. 8, 1856.

At a meeting Of the citizens white
and coiored J of Shuqualak and yicini-
ty, lhis day held in the town OF Shu-
Qualak, Geo. W. Neither, was selected
chairman, and W. IL. Brittian sccrcta.
ry. On motion the chairman was re-
qnestcd to appoint sevon citizens as a
committee TO draft resolutions express
-ive of the feelings OF the citizens in
regard to the matter before them.
The following persons were appoint.
cd 10 constitute said committee. +. f.
Num-. +, q, Nicholson, Robt. Hibblcr,
;. ID. Chnmberlin, Geo. l.. Welsh, Aa-
o Taggart. COL, and |. ). Nicholson,
col.
The committee retired, and after a
few minutes, returned and submitted
the following resolutions. which were
unanimously adopted
Wherhas, certain articles appeared
last week in the Mississippi sun, a
newspaper printed and published in
the town of Macon, in the form of
structures on a speech made by Pro-.
l.. NJ. Stone at q railroad meeting in
the town Of Shuqualak Oh lat Nov.
1886, rejecting seriously on the good
character and high standing, socially,
rcligiously and otherwise, Of Prof.
Stone, Of Shuqualak Female College,
who is so misrepresented as a chris.
tian gentlemen and minister OF the
gospel, and also as teacher of youne
ladies, that VIC, the citizens Of shuqua.
lax and community, both white ant
colored, as friends and acq~uuintances
deem il our imperative duty, In thil
} public manner, to give expression 4
our feelings, III defense Of Prof. Stone
aud ourselves also. rs well, Therefore
Resolved. THAT the charge mad,
against Prof. Stone in said articles
n TINT he publicly advocated socia
!. equality OF the races; or that he mad
any remark tending thereto in hi
speech OH tho occasion referred to O
. even squinted at anything Of the sor
in the most remote manner; or mad
sry allusion which. by the most wa
lent means Of distortion known to IN
:, human mind could be construed int
such meaning, is wholiy and entirel
!, uithout any foundation whaiecer.
n Resolved, That, Prof. Stone wa
!. guilty of no "stooping" Oh the occ,
s~ion.referred to, but st0od.crcci In for
and specch.bcfo,e his tellow.conntr
n men and friends. and his opponents a
SO, aud plainly and boldly gave full e,
preston 10 tho views OF himself on
q friends who stood with him on Il
e question discussed. Prot. Stone us,
y this language: "lf the railroad CO,
q pany that ask you TO vote this tax u
e on us IN favor Of building the 70,
y were such friends 10 the colored pc
Is pie ms The speakers IN their address
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Hon. +. 6. BARRY:-ln reply to
your request for fish for the Noxubce
River, beg to say that none of the
species Of trout will thrive or increase
in open waters in as low a latitude as
Noxnbee, Miss. You have in your
section q number of indigenous spe-
cies, Dream, perch etc, which are as
desirable for sport or food as any WE
could furnish, and the fact OF their
not being abundant IN your waters is
TO be attributed to inconsidcrste fish.
ing. What such streams need more
especially is projection rather than the
introduction of new species into the
waters. Very truly yours,
SPENCER F. BAIRD,
CoumiSaioner
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-13

The more Jealous and enthusiastic
a people are on any great proposed
public measure, the more impatient
they become III awaiting the results of
such u measure, after it has been en-
dorsed BY them. In this age OF pro-
gress, of rapid transit and general go
ahesdativeness, it is perhaps natural
that we wish to reap the fruits of all
public Improvements as speedily as
possible. We make these remarks 10
counsel patience on part of our citi-
Gems in regard to the completion OF
tho road they hayeso materially assist
ed in constructing BY their vote on
Tuesday. The parties who have
charge OF this construction will no
doubt push it on with energy, but
there is SO much 10 do to insure its be-
ing well dove. Other counties are
yet te vote old, q survey is to be made
of the route, all the details are 10 DC
carefully considered before The actual
work is commenced. In the mean
time We should prepare ourselves for
the performance ofour part OF the con-
tract with due deiiGeration and with a
view to meet promptly our Obligations
The Road will be built, and that as
soon rs capital and energy can bniIdi it,
but like Rome. it cannot be built in a
dav. Our work is not all done, We
have only taken the ini,!atory step,
and we must increase and husband our
until tho whistle Of tho loco
motive is heard in our streets.
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Secretary Lamar's reception in Bos-
ion was almost an ovation. They have
not probably, forgotten his eulogy Of
Charles Sumner in the senate. fer
which many of our extreme Democrats
condemned him in the past. We are
glad however, that feeling i, forgot
Ton.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

". D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testitips: Il can recommend tlectfic
Bittcrs as the very best remedy. I've
rs bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One nan took six bottles, ana
was cured of rheumatism OF 10 wears
standing" Araham Hare, druggist,
cllvilie, Ohio, ntiirms: "The best sell
ling medicinc.l have ever handled IN
my 20 ycar's experience, is Electric
tiers r~hou-aals Of other. have
added their testimony, SO that the YER
dict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure ali diseases OF the Liver. Md
news or Blood. Only n half dollar 3
bottle al J. f. JONES' Drug store
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PRrslpEST's OpyICE. Nov. II. 1886.

PRESIDENTS OFFICE, Nov. II. 1886.
ED. MACON BEACoN:-Permit me,
through your paper to return to the
people of Noxubce county, and espec-
tally OF Macon my sincere thanks for
the energy and public spirit shown in
the recent election and TO congratulate
them upon the happy rctult. Our
company, they may rest assured. will
bear in mind the noble effort made in
Noxubcc TO insure the benefits of q
great public improvement.
WILL I. MARTIN,
President.
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We think it is iu order now that the
campaign committee, or at least the
Chairman and Secretary, should re-
ccive the hearty thanks of the advo.
Gates of the new railroad for the ar.
duous lahors Of themselves and their
assistants during the last three weeks.
They have lahorcd faithfully day and
night, and none can more highly ap.
preciate the good results achieved.
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The opponents Of the railroad had
an unqucstionable right TO put their
case before the people fairly and they
have exercised that right. and have
nothing to complain Of. Their vote
Was already cast, and stood on tho
registration book. before the election.
1t Is too late now TO protest it was an
open, fair and honest vote, with tho
issue plainly laid down, and had the
day been a favorable one, the MAORI.
W ove The two-third vote would have
been more than doubled. 1t is the
merest folly 10 talk ofacontcst it will
only end in disaster to those who con.
template such a course. "Lct us hnv,
peace"
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Some peonle snfIcr from sick heaf

Some people snfTcr from sick head.
ache all their lives, dragging ont q
miserable existence. IL uncy molIl
only Try n does Of SMITHS BILE
BEANS lUae Beam they would never
gay that nothing would afford them
relief. This wonderful remedy Is
pleasant, harmless ani always effec-
i've. The price, y cents per bottle,
makes it very popular. For sale by
all drrcyis.s. AMI dealers IN m~edicins@,
4 gnf 80 Ntul
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Our beautiful satellite, the moon.
has from the earliest ages, furnished a
theme for poetry and romance. l'nss.
iuation has invested it with occult in.
huences. and given it a false prestige
which even science and civilization
has failed to a great extent TO over
come The revelations OF tho telescope
hayo dispelled many OF the Illusions
tor which this planet is responsible,
We view it through a powerful glass,
and the descent from romance to real
itv is almost painful. The moon is a
c~hrystallizcd destiny. AirlcsS, yapor-
le.s, verdurclcss. No external tric.
ton changes its monotonous surface
its internal forces have long since died
ont, mn! it remains changeless and col
orless; a dcsola,el globe Of crsters,
rocks and scoria. For three months
the burning rays Of the sun, unilter.
ccpted bv clouds and unsoftencd by
an atmosphere. strike upon its arid
surface, which for the same length of
time. is hidden in impenc;raOlc night.
Such a thing as life, as We understand
it, could not exist upon the moon.
Its existence, however. is not without
q purpose, aud that purpose seems to
be entirely connected with oar earth.
II is so near to Us, that its surface can
be as accurately mapped out as that
of the earth, and it is singular Tat
Virgins does not employ ii as the
chief agency tor his earthquake in.
stead Of wandering away to Jupiter,
Saturn and Mars, each Of which are
thousands and thousands OF miles
more distant. But if nj moon pre-
sen,s such q picture of dcsolation to
All observer here. what must be the
spectacle presented by the earth from
the moon. Let lis Imagine ourselves
in q favorable position on II Fattel-
lite, with n telescope of the highest
power pointing in the direction of our
earth. The scene would be one OF sur
passing beauty and grandeur; every
continent and island would be dis.
timely outlined and even the site Of
our large cities indicated. The ocean
would reveal wonderful trsnsforma'
tons, as it lay calm In the sunlight, OF
was dashed into fury by the storm
It's opalinc tints would be eve chang
ing, while on land the forest woult
show green patches OF light to Ii as
tOnished vision. and around the pOlcs
u dazzling white zone would be dis
tinctly marked. What a wonderland
1t would he to the "man in the moon
If such q being existed. The mool
will probably ever remain TO us n mys
terry a more powerful telescope thai
vet constructed, would probably re
veal no more than we already know
O.. except il be the character Of the rock
I of which it ia composed. 1t is a los
: world, and will probably ever renal
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TO ". d. Crane:
Am delighted that old
Noxubee i. the banner county, II
seems the people are beginning TO re.
alizc the importance of their co.opcra-
ton. Go ahead with the good work.
l will be ready before the people are
ready for me. AR organizing here,
and getting ready for work.
r. BARNES.
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COLUMBUS, Miss, Nov. II, ISIS

COLUMBUS, Miss. Nov. II, 1885.
". u. Crane
Hurrah for Little j. Bully
for Macon. Pain her so red we can
sec the earnstion skies tonight.
Lowndss Co. follows when Noxubee
leads and will let her 60 gallagher.
{. A. JOHNSON.
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CtIs:RIkF's SALE.

The state Of Missisippi,
NoXubcc County.
4. N.&J. &. Halfacrs,
No. 1884 W yend. Ex.
j. ID, Adams 4 ID. j. Williams,
by virtue of the al'Ove-stated writ, direct.
ed 10 me from the office ofD. &. Dismukes,
clerk pro ten Of the Circuit Court OF NoXu'
bee county. | will un
Monday, Deesml or @. 1856,
In front Of the Court House door. within
tho hours prescribed by law, sell 10 tbr
highest bidder for cash. the following des.
cribed property:
One clubhouse situated on Macon md
S~tarkyillc road, about a miles from Macon,
about 30 or ID yards from II store hons,
owned by Mrs. j. l.. Adams Jan'y /, i3s,
and on the lot of land owned BY said MIR.
Adams At that time, being the gin Lous,
butt by d.. j Williams aud J. b. Adams.
NJ y, ROGERS.
Oc'Ov-St' ShHrllr.
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Pay Your Taxa.

Tho books of the Assessor ha,o
been turned over TO me tor collection
and an now p rparcd to receipt for
taxes due for 1855. The iirnc cxpire.
Dec. 10. lSS6. n. N RoaEi,s,
Oct Tux Collector
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SALE.
The State Of Mississippi,
Noxubee County.

The state OF Mississippi,
Noxnbee County.
j. NJ. ! dwails
No. S5I3 vs.. Vendi EXP
Lewis II. s%parkmsn.
BY virtue of the ab0ve-stated writ, ii-
rected to me from the Office of the Circuit
Clerk Of Soxubee county. | will on
Monday, December 9, 1885,
In front Of the Court House door. within
the hours prescribed by law, sell to the
highest bidder for cash. the following dcs-
cribed rem, estate, situated in Noxubec
comfy, Mississippi, and levied upon AS the
property OF Lewis II. ~sparkman. 10 satisfy
nb0ye stated writ and all costs to.wlt;
Southwest quarter Of northwest quarter
and west-half OF southwest quarter Sec. ~,
| and east-half Of lot s, aud cast.half Of lot y,
and all Of lot 10 In Sec. -. all In town
ship IL. raIgc ~ east, containing 100 acres,
more OF less.
y, Y. ROGERS,
cc''r-"t. fhvriE.
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CHEEIf - "a =.

Tie State Of iii slssipp',
NoXu' &c coIrtv.
Num- Il Acdrrson
No. s5ii VI. Nsndi. kA,
Lewis II. S%parkman.
BY virtue Of the abcyt-stat'' wit. d.
rertcd TO me from the o,ti'. Of me tlrrtrl
Clerk of NoNuboe county, , Viii on
Moniay, December s 1886,
In front of he Court House doGr, Nithir
the hours prescribed by law, -rli To the
highest bidder Tor cash tht iol lowing iv>
cribcd real estate, situated IN NoNuhr'
county, Mississippi, aud levied upon rs ili'
property Of Lewis II. sparkn,an. 10 s%.ti>i.
above-,tatel writ and oil costs. io-w't.
Southwest quarter Of northwest quarter
and west-half of southwest quarter Sec. y.
aud east-half of lot 9, and cast-half Of lot .,
aud all of lot le IN see. -, all in township
IL, range IL east, containing 200 acres, more
or less. n. y. ROGERS,
oct]0-3t. Sheriff,
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botile will prove It's merits. Many
thousands Of people are yearly saved
srom dangerous feycrS by the exercise
VI Q little timely care in properly
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COMMISSIONS


In the railroad campaign so success.
iully closed, too much credit cannot
be awarded TO the speakers who dovo.
ted their talents and time to the dis.
crssion of this vital question. The
Messrs, Boyle, Rives, O'Ncill. Judge
Footc, J. r. Dinsmore, c. Lewis, Rev.
5. D. Long. z. I. Dorroh aud others
never tagged In their zcal and unit.
ring efforts 10 place the question fair.
iy before the people. THO Beacon, a..
so, may congratulate itself on seeing,
at last, what it has advocated in its cd.
itoria's for years, a prospect, OF rather
n certainty, Of a new road which will
give on impolrs to trade, an increased
value TO property. and greater facili-
ties for transportation. A new life
will be infused into all industrial avo.
cations, and Noxubce be no longer half
isolated from the world Of progress.
All hail TO The New South, and the
part VIC shall take in its development.
-s---
W. II. Bracey and billiard J., vii.
iiams, who were convicted ut last term
OF Circuit Court..for fraud in office and
false prclenecs. which convictions
were recently affirmed by the Supreme
Court, were taken to the penitcntiary
by the proper officers last Wednesday.
The conviction against Bracey was
affirmed by the Supreme court some
time ago and the impression prevail
ed that the cases against him and Viii.
iiams wore affirmed together. Acting
on that idea, Bracey wrote tho card In
serted in this issue and also Il letter tt
Judge Rogers aud delivered them tt
his attorneys Mcssrs. Riycs & Rives
when they thought proper.
The letter to Judge Rogers ia 81
open letter, and while in the posses
sion Of Mr.. Madison, Williams's attor
ney, we took the liberty to copy III
same for publication. II Williams |
an innocent man, he should be pardon
ei. The evidence OH his trial did nc
convince every n Of his guilt, an
sh" voluntary statement of Brace!
nalc after all incentive for deccptio
was removed, goes far towards cstat
Gsiiny Williams innocence.
Mr.. Madison proposes to make q
effort 10 have him p.rdoncd.
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Housa and Lot for Sale.

A new house. conveniently situated
for business. schools AMI churches Ia
offered for sale on reasonable terms.
For terms snd particulars apply to
Octl6 W. FORD
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SALE.

] will on .
Saturday, November 81, 1885,
in front Of the Court House door, sell to
highest bidder for cash, one
STEER,
taken up by Dick Chambers. about May Is,
1856, 20 miles northwest of Macon. In NoN-
be" county, and married with underiiit IN
right ear. \ white streak across fore Shout
der and on cac! hind flank a white spot,
both hind legs white and white tail. nnou'
: years old. j. FANER,
noy6-3t Coroner h Range.
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DeerbruCl; plaCe
FOE SALE.

DIV SIC -. Lane 'or sale,
win SCI. TO. cash OF oa'.ti,ita cd s.t
balance IL $50 "ulai payments,
Improvements are iif'' 'faiht 'H'NH,
ri,tcIn ga 100 lr,rs. aui two l'u.0t 'i-c,y
cabin, on loo acres. School rA1r'I .,vg'
aud steam, hill near The roraer q h : tdn''
MATT CLAY, ~.
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the hair; prevents Its turning gray; cures
badness, and restores youthful color and
freshness Of appearance To heads already
white with tie. The following afe \ few
illustrations OF what Is done by