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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05

To ho Creditors Of jacob Born. de~eas-
cd:
Ia Pursuance pf q decree Of tie circuit
nuit of ihc County ~ Preston m1Ie Doe
O. cause hirciu prnHinr. tp subj ct he
real osiue Of ;he sal Jacob Born to the
payment , f his dchis. Won are required 'r
present Vour Chains against the estate OF
the said Jarpb Porn fui tdiuiirt ipu tU =.
i. Croian Commissioner 20 his nili"" BOZ
the said cnuntv, on or hcfuIe the Oh dav
" March next
Witness Smith Crane Clerk NJ stid
Court, this 2 ~ day of January 1876.
s82t SMITH CRANE. CICrk.
i.-O-ft.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05

a BILL to give Mrs. Hancock
pension of $4,000 year is before
Congress.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05
ASOTHER ALARM.

On Wednesday morning about 3
O'Clock the people oftown were arous.
Ell from their slumhers by the ring
ing of the Presby terrain church bell
and the cry of fir, fire. The scene
of the fire this time was in the old
Academy Building between the cell.
ing and second n or near the fire
place. A bucket OF water put it out
and prevented another disastrous
fire.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05
The BIG FIRE.
The Lear House Burned to
the Ground Narrow
Escape of 0th-r
Buildings.

On last Friday night at 8 o'clock
while nearly every person in King
wood, who 20 about after night, were
at the revival services held la the NJ.
T.. Church, the alarm OF fire was civ
en-.
The street in front of the court.
house was hllcd with dense smoke,
and it was soon discov, red that the
tire was in the west end of the Loar
House, next To the JOU nut building.
IL was several minutes u,Core there
was working lorcr on the ground
and by this time it was too late To do
anythlng towards saving the building
or much Of the hotel furniture. All.
ter seeing that the building was 60 be
exerted to save Hartley d. Wri hts
stock Of merchandise aud the JOUrddt
and Bank buildings The Journal
Office was broken into and many
things carried out, but in mixed and
damaged condition. 1t was thought
for time that the building would
have 10 burnt seemed impossible
To- save it but the men and boys
worked like Turks until it was con.
Guided that the danger was past. The
east side of the building was badly
scorched from the iron roof to the
foundation. IL was indeed close
call.
Sparks from the burning hotel
building were carried to every quar-.
ter Of the town but men were sta.
toned on the court house and other
near by buildings to act in case of
another outbreak. Mr. Loar had an
insurance of 81, 400 on his building
and furniture. Hartley IL Wright
had $1,000 on their stock of mer.
chsndise and we are informed that
Mr. Dawson was fully insured which
will see him safe for damage done to
his building and printing material.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05
TICIR NIS.
WEEKLY ono yepr

WEEKLY. one year 81 25
VIII Map of ". Va. IS
ClLbs of Ton more. with extra copy tu
uottcr up of club 90
Re ut,nce- SHOULD be hv Chrck Pos.
tai order. 0r Registered Letter Goo insure
safety
II has been oDiarged to- GI.cIumn pl
p.r UHkiuE 30 ~ l,r1c a- the New Yor.
papers. and rndu' ed boo piico 90 = 90 ror
guuuin Boo clubs % ton ur move or DO
dubbed wit, vour county paper 90 viii bp
sent tor Hi O. dul 49,.
Ihc lYhCcimg c,kiV Re0iHci is NOV %
eight ptge lHp"r containing 3.3-S long
conn- and httn limi'ed nun. Der.oi ads
verti~t meuts. u Ming 70 the uost im.ur-
t'nt .tud Vtluahte newspaper Won ctu
take. it, S'tte NpWS. views " tne Word
stories. Mi~ccil nv. 10 usehlld sud
Farming iiiuts, and stock Produce nud
ui WUll Markets futke /. 'ho rHrni. D.
ana Stockrau's first 'Uoico. Address
"A a - NantaaNsa unuNra~t IN
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05
FOR SALE!

\ half interest in TIN WEST NIRoiNtA
ANGUS viii Ice sold at reasonable term.
10 practical printer vino can couduri the
loca' departmenc and attend to the busi-
ness OF inc office one but practical
newspaper man need apply.
~ II LPyVSN 4 nm
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05
ONE DOLLAR
BUYS TIE
WHEELING REGISTER
IN CLUBS OF TEN
FOR ONE YEAR.
BIGGEST, BRIGHTEST AND BEST,
CLUBBING WITH YOUR own
COUNTY PAPER,
PRICE PER YEAR, 81.

~ sermons of TINT eminent divine.
kev II. Dewitt Gaimage viii ~ hnrcto.
~ p. 1upear regular in the re S'cr
Agents wanted cyeryW here Special
Inducements offered. Send Tor specimen
copies and circulars.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-09
A Town Buried In Mud

London Telegraph.
The following remarkable story comes
from Swaneeaa: On Saturday water
spout burst over Kilvey Hill, at the bot
tom of which stands portion Of the
town of Foxholes. The water rushed
down the precipitous sides of the noun
tain at different points, bringing with it
about 5000 tons of earth and rock. The
mass plunged at fearful rate to the
houses, carrying everything before it. In
most cases the walls of the houses 10
NAMED intact; but the earth much dilut-
ed by water burst through doors and
Window, carrying both people and fur
niture before it, and 80 continued on to the
next row Of houses. Two children were
swept out of room and carried down
the hill. A man tried to save them and
got dragged in, and while the childrsa
were stopped by some rocks which block
ed the way, the man was Washes en-
about 200 feet, and only saved his bio BY
clinging to the top Of the lamp post. A
woman who was standing at the back Of
the house was caught and dashed through
doorway and into the corner of the
front room, and when the destructive
work ceased people attracted by beg
cries found her standing in the coEneF
covered to the neck with rubbish and
powders, which 90 closely encircled 1sr
that the use of crowbara and picks for
half an hour was required before she
could be extracted. In similar way In
about fifty houses everything was swept
out and the space occupied by earth
piled mp to the ceilings. There were
heartrending scenes, many men, women
and children being left without clothes
OF food. Efforts to mitigate their dis
tress were at once made by the Mayor
and others. On Sunday it was seen that
three streets were blocked to the depth
of six feet, and throughout the day hun
dreds Of nsvies were at work, clearing
them. A relief fund IL to be started, and
as more than fifty families have every
scrap If furniture destroyed, large
amount will be required"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-09
GRAND ARMY AFFAIRS

Four hundred Grand Amy posts have
apr lied for accommodations at Emporia.
The board Of managers of the national
home for disabled veterans hold session
at Leevenworth.
At Lawrence Woman's Relief c.,rps
has been organized a. an auxiliary ia
john Payne Post 379, g. A. r.
Emporia Ne,cs: Johnathan Now lied
at his residence, No. l, Sylvan stirred,
aged GO years. The deceased Was .
member Of the q. A. r, large number
of whom were In attendance Is the
funeral services.
Irving Leader: Geo. Barrett died
last week Of lung complaint, aged n
years. He was born in England during
the year 1909. served in Company Z,
Ninth Michigan cavalry and was . mem-
Der of this company for three years and
+ .ceived an honorable discharge.
Sumner county Press: Captain John
Logan, of Mulvane, has been offered fres
for himself and class Of
Flag Girls" numberig fifty, from Null
vsne to Emporis and S25 in cash, to st
tend the reunion ON the 9th to 9th Of o.
tober, in that city. captain Loean's
Gag class are without doubt the bese
drilled body of girls in the United Staees
Heretofore the class consisted OF 6nis.
from 10 to IA years Of sge. but recnfly
the captain has added to his cia0 =
nomber Of young ladies Of 16 to 10 yson
Of age. It's ezPscted that they vM -
10 ST Louis nex1 ym to attend H -
Iionsl Gncnnv = H. Ar
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-09
NUMBER SO.
Living ON the Sea.

Baltimore American.
The kind Of food used at sea at the
present day is much improved on what
it was formerly. Not 30 much reliance
is placed on salt provisions. Canned
meat and vegetables are more largely
used. The quantity is abundant, and
the cooking, while perhaps not always
calculated to agree with sea-ack per-
son, is usually quite good. except the
bread, which, for some reason or other,
is rarely good at sea. The coffee is not
improved by being carried the long dis
lance from the galley to the after-house.
Still, there are some things that are
nearly always excellent. II you want to
know what really good pea or bean soup
is, you will have to 60 to sea for It.
Though seafaring men, as q rule, are
pretty large eaters, but little time u
spent at the table. About fifteen minutes
for each meal would be about the aver
age. The captain, mate, and the captains
wife and family, if they are on board, and
the passengers, If any, eat at the first
table, and are waited on by the steward
and cabin boy. The second mate and
carpenter, and on most ships the third
mate and boatswain, eat at the second.
The sailors take their food from the gal
lev into the forcastle and eat it there.
The water on these long voyages IL
usually allowanced-a necessary precau-
tion-the quantity being about q gallon
a day per man, although this is not
not always strictly adhered to, for
washing purposes, and also for cook
ing and drinking. If the water in
the tanks should run short, they de-
pend almost entirely upon rain water,
which at times, especially on the equator,
is caught in immense quantities, the tops
of all the Lighthouses being arranged
with lodges and spouts to rur the water
into the casks. The rainfalls are at
times something wonderful. and when
they occur in calm and the vessel II
standing up straight the quantity OF
water that can be collected is very large.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
s,cpEE VALLEY PROPERTY
RENT OR LEASE

u,u,s propcrty consists OF Forty Acres o,
"nn,a lind. DWELLING, three gooo
sNirl sUnr, WOOD SHOP. Cribs.
sTrtBLr, etc. Also an is-Horse Power
Engine complete with, \ good urisl NM,
capacity, 800 bushels daily, n-s0 w "" enyine
MaS""iI with water from Artesian well
Continual running, adjoining mill hense
s"h nrcss, Thirty.tivc acres ct above
na,nm, II anod state Of cultivation; will make
8 Males of cotton this year. Located on
tho nrooksvilic and fickcns,il'e rca" part,
IL in the blac. prairie, irl.MeeA,! E;n.
from Brooksyille ON NJ. 4 Q. railroad. I'm,
no",,ou far milling, ginning and merehah
Using. 40o bales were ginncd in Que sea
Son Located six miles west OF pickens
yilic. Apply to Il. y. Barnes. near '''
Nm Ii.Sm Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
Dress Goods, WOODEN Goods Etc.
FoST1VEL AT COST

Mrs. Annie Yates. rclict Of DR.. Il, f.
Yates, who died ut Y Prairie, several
years ago, was buried on Thursday.
She was m old ana venerable lady,
respected hy all. Her maiden name
wa, Spann, and she was married to
TO DR.. Yates in South Carolina before
lie made his home here, over half a
century ago.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

Miss Lille Ward sent some Next
eau culiosilics to her family here,
which show that McXicauo q do
some things as well as others. Among
them is a dashing C0balcro and a wa
ter carrier ofthe city of Mexico. They
are really artistic specimens of Next
can work.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
TracKMENr Notice.

d, II. Fulton, ,,,.,h.
E nv Mutual Insurance co., mrn'.
~, r,,izens Mutual Insurance Co.. Monte
Alabama
a. attachment at the suit of Mrs. ~ H.
pan"n "enius our estate FOR sc\cn thouS'
w" W. "rIi~ht hi,ndred dollars, rrtn.nah''
i nno tho ir,ui. Court OF NoAuhec COW.
y. Mi.sissipni. has been executed, anu y
:. ~ nnndi,,s In said court and unless ao'
annear before said court on the
s,a Monday Of February, 1885,
and plsad to said action, Judgment wm' ~ y
entered, and the estate n,'aemeu w
sold. a. Ian a Clerk,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
Another orthose nj sterious fires oc

NnOfNcr OF INOSc MISlcrlOWs IlrVs OC-
currcl in ar town on Wednesday
morning. 1t was discovered about 1
o,rlock in the cellar of Tie brick store
,crunird by Phi. bernstein As a dry
Goods house. This store with its con.
fonts and the adjoining one occupied
bv Mr.. T. c. Phillips Jr.. and lately by
Mr.. John llcnlc, were totally destroy.
cd The telegraph Office under CHARGE
Of r. 5. Ilaynic, who also carried Il
stock of Jewc!ry, was IN the former
store, 1t was with the greatest diff
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
N-GN.HESEDENT NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi,
Noxubce County.
Wm Robinson by next friend @c'' chn,.
No. 1910 v. ,nry,
Mary X. Burritt, ct al. -.
~, Mary Il pnrri,t, Jas = Robinson, fal-
i"inJ'EiAiry Charles I Robinson, WIN
SION Jones and Jno A Dcpras;
we command YOU to be and appear be-
.,r, ma Ch,nreilor Of our said thahecry
Tnurt at a term thereof. to be holden al NY
Court House in the town of MEeon' III s"''
county, Oh the ia,
4th Monday of April, A. D. 1885,
then snd there TO plead answer or ue'h"' "
,he pili of complaiut..in said cause. -.
witness my signature and the seal OF say
ro,r, An xcI. this u day Of December "A
W., 1859. hp"h"' clark.
hoe 10,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
r,,,wx PROPERTY FGa SALE.

4 N,a,
y.l,ahle residence and lot in Macon
r,ontin~ lS2 feet on jefferson stret'; W..
Inc Comparatively new, eonta,hln& '" ,ih
"9l yooms. newly papered, goou corn CIV
Tnwl house and stable. III nrh anu l"mnfi
,ir., ,ias, garden, good cls'rrh anu III. w.
COW lot paled in. liies Si,5vi, IN,
about three acres OF grouln su,'m,nS n,
fea'' s'o''f f.. j. ROSS.
Rnsl kstate Agent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
Road 0yurseers.

Dennis Pitts. oyersecr LIST link Macon MID
!tN arsaw road.
Harlan Smith, ID link Macon and Warsaw.
las hin. 3D. link do
Henry Barnes 18th link do
Flanders Williams, lat link Macon and
Cooksyilic road.
l. N Pelway, ID link do
Abe Boykin. sd link do
Prank Hill, list link shuqualak and Far
field.
Wm linton. LIST link %Shuqualak and Cooks
Aaron White. Vienna road,
| Robt Long. Worlds Ferry road
Chas Dantzlcr, LIST link Macon and Fairfield
l. + Cole. I'd link ito
| Jim Allen. 3D. link do
j & Parsons. LIST link Macon & Memphis
Geo W Cannon. ID link do
Peter Kemp, Sd link do
J L llihhlcr, 4th link DO
NJ Is Eddins, LIST link Mucon and Plchcns'
L G Jamison, I'd INK do
! K Cockrell, LIST link jackson ferry
W A Chcathan,, ID link do
T. Xppcrnich, Isl link Memphis bu&Sl
Peter Williams, u link do
Dave Williams, 81 link do
Andrew wilkins. lat link MO Academy
and picken>villc
All Blewett, 1St link Pickensr and LOUSY
J., NJ Clay, jr, ID link do
IN Cannon. I'd link do
IIpotty. AIN link Pickensv and start syil c
Jo. Johnson. Pierce and NaNhNi'Ie
yn.hun stevens, lst link Macon y Columbus
] " Deupree, ID link do
W S.uwden, Sd link do
: Thos Dee. list link Union and Bun
: ] " Linsey, ID link do d,
Ron short, lst link Macon and Brooksyillc
~ parks Cd link do
w I, IInplripk RI INK 40
70 rl iitno,' ~ Iinr Macon and Starkyille
WiiI.s Rice. ID link do
.Iohn Gardner. Sd link do
r. \ CAM prnirie Grove
/ /, Carneuter, Allgood's Mil,
- y Gr,imrs lst ink Brooksv and LOUSY
y Hardin, ID link do
o n r Cndn, I'd link do
= r,t,, MN Eav,nnds 4th link do
) rr Hi",,''' ~
Z Willie Hodges, Macon aud lamp
II r WI W n o,f,crc. Macon and Arkansas.
&C A rCn.h. lst link Macon and Louisville
frank Lewis. ID link do
Il Wnnd 3j link do
-, Isanc Henderson, 4th link do
y MI pusseI,. Webster road. u,
+ j, lin, list link M1shu'ayiiIe phiiaae.
" " Williams, LIST link MusIIclaylhe al
VI Snmmeryilc.
re shed Si.trunk, ID link do ,.m. j.,
Jonas watkins, LIST link MushulaNII'e al
Sbuaualak.
" Il Rog,rs, I'd link do
linn cole. 81 link do
liam Thomas. lst link Macon q S"''ine''
g.. IT y Gom MIS- SIHm'mcryillc and Winst"nyyi
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
r,a uu,SsIUsgs:'s sAAE'

l,o.mr>s,oaEa's SALE.
rho state of Mississippi,
Noxubce County.
lydia :. Glenn T. rharccrv
No.. 1888 ".
Richard Pollard et aug u,,
In pursuance of a final decree r'nderr",m
IN, ",h"ye stated cause ut the octonf' ii't h
Wv ,Sga. of the Court aforesaid, a",eH
~Hn.,nhcr.I3, A.. D., lSss the nndtrS'gntlrn,
commissioner in said cause appointed WI"
M Mondsy. the 18th day of Fes'y' A. b. l>So'
IN from, Of the door OF 'he u ,"o,'
Wousr in the town OF +n"'V"i
m !, 'aid county. within legal hours, pr"eerd d
III ny NJ nublic cutlery 10 the highest shu
innst hiiler. the following described reMiv,,
,,tn Wing and being situate II! salo co""''
and state, to-Wit; =,
.a,,h half OF west half OF northeast 81
sn,tinn II. township II. range Il east
Trrns of Salc-Spot cash. .o,,,
rbr title to the above dcscrlpeo rauPo,i
h"linycd to be perfect, but Sha'l on,,
"onvry such title as vests III me d! ''''o''
salo 'h"' ROBERTO. PATTY,
= o,gy, Commissioner.
Ian ,' iNNts
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
Valuable Property
=. FOR SALE.

DEFER for sale my MILL and GIN
nrorrrty in Brooksvilie; also my rAhM
Iourr miles west of Brook>vii'e. Mil'' ",i
~" Machinery all nearly new and IN sGoo
order, Farm contains 800 acres wen tn,
nroycd. This proderty can u, noes"' at
law figures and easy terms. A1.feS,'>
-osru BrooksNiilc. Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

AHxrp,o Sarsaparillnis q medicine that,
AYE.k ) durin, nearly 40 years, in all
parts of the world, ha. proved Us en-
cacy as the best blood alternative known
to medical science.
~SARSAPARILLA ' Nhs' root Of THE the
genuine Honduras S~arsaparllla) Is us
base, and its powers are enhanced py
the extracts Of Yellow Dock anu St|,
llngia, the Iodides Of Potassium anu
Iron, and other potent Ingredients.
20 your blood yitiatcd by arrangements
10 Of the digestive and assimllatory 1uhc-
tionsy is it tainted by ScrofMla! OF
does it contain the poison OF Mercury
or Contagious Disease?
.,,r leading physicians Of the United
nE States, who know the composit,on
Of AYERS SARSArARlLLA, say Ihat
no,hiny else 50 good for the purlllca-
lion Of the blood is within the range OF
pharmacy. .
m " by the use of this remedy Is u
UNL1 possible for q person VINO h0s
corrupted blood to attain sound health
and prevent transmission OF the de-
structive faint TO posterity.
THOROUGHLY of the system stem must
include not only the removal OF cor
ruption from the blood, but It's enrich
ment and the strengthening OF inc
vital organs.
RELIABLE World, testify that this
work Is better accomplishment by AYERS
S,nsApARILLA than by any other
~,a,r that IL corrupted through dis,
bsUUU ease is made pure, ana blo0o
weakened through diminutioh OF thc
rcd coyptsclcs is made slrohg' d!
AYERS SA~KSAPARILLA. ,.n,,,c
PURIFYING up the system require ,,;,
,in,n in serious eases, but beneht VIII
h" derived from the use or AVER )
G,pslp,pILLA more speedily than
from anything else. , ara
u-n,o,Mc for which like efeclS are
MEDlCINE falsely claimed, Is album
daut in the market, under many ha.lles
lint the only preparation that mas $1,000
thetest of time, and proved worthy Oh
the worlds confidence, is
Ayers S%arsqpanNa'
PREPARED BY
Or. j.. c. Aver & Co., Lo"es'' Mass
Sold by all Druggists: Price 81;
Six bottles for So.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

Another cold wave reached us yes
tcr1ay. but brought sun light with it,
Tho thermometer this morning regis
tered 9t shove zero. The sun doesn't
appca much Older, Notwithstanding
his Ion. absence.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
Come One, Come All

al Parties indebted TO me sre ,rsqu'.'eo
a to rail and settle with me as ! nave SCI, u
lied with my creditor, at Fifty Cents So on
Mo Dollar. DO unto me as ! nssn ''"
~ %msirbbors. j. W. SANDERS.
Nov. li-3m ""''"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
roNSVaYiE SALE

rhc state OF Mississippi
Noxubee County
Dew y kirk'ey' Execution.
500 Va.
,Jno. L. Burrase' ,.u,, ,,;r..t-
u, y,rtue of the ahove.stateh WIZ, Nv
,ap;;, me from the office OF Jmo' Il; I'm If
'o Instire of the Peace, bca' 90 VI
said county. | VIII on ,oo,
Monday, February Is, 1885
~, ro,,r, House of sai | todntN,' WIZ" r
at '1p n NuTs SCH to the highest olo4sr 10.
lgsI' al IJI the right, title and inter-, ,ne sr Gb.
Ca,ni a ni Mas in and to the following ueS scr , oS
i nH t,nd Which has been LEVIED on ~ M h he
ed ', nro,r mt,' Of said defendant ana WIN o'
s snid i ~ SATISFY said writ and cost n t"-W nuar.
Sol Tn ~ .outh east quarter ofsouin s's' H"n,,
for ," sec %, I i3, Il -, south Sa, n,h Had Hsif o.
'ca' "a RS, h Il, lG acres III soo', ,.n,,
north !, wg r a. l' i il, situated in N<"Oe'
county, state oil "'S' :. II. B0NEN;
CONSTABLE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

The Best Salyc in the world FOR
cats. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. SaI,
Thrnm, Fever Sores, Tcttcr, Clnppcd
Hands. Chilhlnins, torn>. alid all TNl''
munitions. and positively cares llles;,
or no pay required. It's guaranteed
10 Give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price u cents per Don
For sale by j, + Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
G. PARKER 81 SON,
architects, Contractors, BUILDERS
MACON, MISS.

Plans, Specifications Estimates Bus o'
Material, and Contracts furnished
n.rr,nrc surveys and Estimates OF FIRE
Damages accurately made
churches and storchou'es sp2c'"''''S'
,pntl-ly
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

Judge Hughes was perhaps the
most unfortunate Of the sufferers by
the fire last "Wednesday morning. His
stock was partially ruined with no IN
s,rancc. The building, belonging to
Judoc Foote was much injured.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
|. !. ROSS,
IA Estate Agent.
|oR SAIL.

Farm OF 20 acres, about 1870
" G.lancc in post oak timber,
FSelIlng with five rooms: smoke
nl cru, is tlrec-quarters mile
~. H. t. and four miles from
ana AE -milc, from Macon.
acre. Half cash and balance
!esr'' Or ali cash as purchaser
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
No,uass.oNER's >1Lh'

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missioner, viii zni for gasa, w =" of Macon on
Tonri House door in the Io"h''
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snecial commissioner
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

The Merchant dealing III
Quinn. pioneer Isio"d Henewef
i hereby authorized to refund tue nionett
r. if doe. not cure the diseases for "hieh u
!, !. rommpnded. and when taken accord
ing to directions.
,nye, rheumatism, Mercurial Poison. scro-
iulous Affections, Glandu.ar swelllhgs,
SKIN Disessds, Cores Of all Kinds BLOOD
Poison. Female Complaints, Etc
Quinn first manufactured ana soiu M
N.1i,inr from Perry, Ga, III an hliiiple
WAY using an ordinary iron pot iof ooI'lhs;
IN LlsincSs was run under the. name Oh
sv;ft 4 Guinn. Perry, Ga. win the eau
,;nr nrintrd on each labels; Nom geh,i-
Inc Without the written signature OF h II,
Quinn = and the m2ticlne was sou ~ o''o'
pyTi mi. t,o.pprmer>hip wa, dissolved by Mr. .
q swift retiring and MI. Il; H0lnf con.'hi
uinr the manufacture of TINS 0etenIn.r"
Vagct,blp Blood Remover i.om equ'"r.'
t]orrsts upto the present Time, ne ~,
now solIhis right therein TO the Macon
Wenirinc Company, Macon, ga .,d
Essay Oh Blood and skin linca,es .,''i''
free. MANVN Macon. Ga.
vo, solr by T. S, Murphcy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

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