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MEMPHIS, ALA, Feb'y 10th. 1888.


NJ. ". +. Redwood, Special Agt.,
Macon, Mss:
Allow me TO return my thanks to
the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
of N. Y, through you as their Agent,
for the very prompt manner in which
they paid their policy of $4,000 on the
life of my husband, Chas. w. McCar-
ty, and to you, personally, for the per-
scvcring effort you made in inducing
him to thus provide for myself ana
baby. At the time of his death he
bad only been insured for about ten
months, having paid only n aunua'
premium, (Slo2.5S) and under the
terms of the policy, the claim was moi
due for sixty days, yet the amour
was paid in full inside of two week
from the receipt of death proofs.
Such promptncss gives me pleasure
to recommend the Equitable Lite AS
suranco Society to all those seeking
life insurance.
Very respectfully,
BESSIE V. MCCARTY.
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Burned to Death.

A sprigntly negro girl, about ten or
eleven years old, named Josephine
Gresham, living on Mr.. VIM, %llayncs's
place, was severely burned Thursday
evening, and died in q few hours af-
ter the accident occurred. She and
another, child were making paper CT
CARS, and the dress OF Josephine took
fire, and being frightened, she ran to-
wards Mr.. Haynes's house, but did
not go far before she fell ncar'y NE
less. Her running served to fan the
flames and render her death moro
speedy. If, when her dress took lire
she had thrown herself on the ground
and rolled over, she might have oxtln
puishel the flames without serious i'll
iury.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the Teachers lns'i'
tntes for March will he held as follows:
At Brooksyille on the FIRST. and at SIM
onnlak on the THIRD, saturday for WHITE,
and at Macon on the SECoND saturday Tor
CoLoREp teachers.
Below is given al outline of the work oil
,ho Institute at the above-named times and
places,
Indictment weather and bad roads have
rendered the attendance at the Institutes
small: but for next MONTH it is hoped tina
all teachers. who can possibly attend, VII
do so. since this will be the last institute
month of the winter term !; and such ieSls
lation as may take place, relative 10 III
school law, will, no doubt, be UNDERSTOOD
and discussed at these meetings.
+. A. UACE,
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MACON, Miss, Feb. II, 1888.

HNNV1, -f'775
Nr, ". +. RedWood, Special Agtp
Mocon, Mss,
| beg to acknowledge the receipt OF
check $4,000 in payment of Policy III
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
of N. Y. on the life of the late VIM.
Ward, which was paid in full immedl'
ately upon receipt of proofs of death
Please accept the thanks of the bcne'
ticiarics and myself.
r. HAUENsTEIN,
Atty for Bencticiarics.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve,

THE BEST SAIvE in tho world ior
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal,
Rhenm, Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd
lIands, Chilblains, Corns; and oil Skln
Erupilons. and positively cures filcs,
or no pay required. 1t is guarantees
10 give perfect satisfaction, or none!
refunded. Price % cents per DoH
Fer Sale by ], +, JONES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10

HIsroRy.-Of Mississippi-(a) early settle
ments, Indians, towns, resources DIS
tipruished men, building of its rail-
roads.
b Prominent facts in the history OIL
your county.
q Constitution OF the State.
GRAMMAR and CoMro.-l. Participates, Syn
opsis of uscs-EXamplesi in diagrams
. Intinitiyes synopsis of uses-fX "
amples in diagram.
3 How to parse intinitivcs and par'''
ciples.
a Figures of specch-Illustrations OF
the uses of nou clauses.
s Would the time usually devoted 10
technical grammar be better spent II
used tor composition.
ARIruMEriC.-1. What subjects should be
embraced in Il PRACTICAL arithmetic
4 Practical rules in mensuration.
4 ANALYSIS of miscellaneous examples
Discussion of the metric system
PHysIoLoGy.-special senses; (a) eye, ~
nose, (c) ear.
N, P.-1. Eleetricity-practical application
ef-ta) telegraph, tbl telephone, Iel'
lectric lights, (dl street ears
. Magnetism.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10
WANTED,


For ..THREE DECADES,'
A most thrilling history of our country us
times and men, by
HON. S. S. COX,
member of Congress for twenty-slN years
The work contains over 100 pages Beau
tifullv illustrated and sells at sight, hlper'
nj Commission, A few counties OPEN
Write for circulars to
CENTRAL PUBLISHING Coz
Meridian, Miss.
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Town Property For Sale.

/ will sell my residence and Mill proper,
together with twenty-six acres oil lanu
Djoining, possession given at any u"c
ko the house and lot on Bryson's lilll east
| Macon, enclosed by u substantial fence
Btu good water and orchard terms '''
|ther pl ace reasonable.
Jan. l4th W. rhHNo"'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10
Proceedings Board of Supervisors.
Monday, March 8, 1888.

Monday, March 8, 1888.
Board met pursuant to al adjournment,
all the members present, also clerk
and sheriff.
The certified copy OF report Of grand
Jury was received and filed.
The contract for publishing proceed
inus of the Board, all school notices
and notices OF the Board required to
| be published, was awarded to the Ma
con Beacon at and for the sum OF $40,
All parties having claims against the
coupty..are required TO file the same at
least five days before the regular
meetings of said Board at which the
same is TO be allowed, and that the
particular section of the law under
which allowance is claimed, shall be
cited on said account.
II was ordered that from and after
thi. date, no timber will be paid for
unless inspected and certified to, 10y
the member of this Board III whose
district such timber is cut.
The contract for experimenting
feeding and clothing the inmates Of
the County Poor House for 1888 was
awarded 10 G \ Baker at 5000 fol
each inmate per month, said Baker tt
give $1,000 bond.
The Sheriff was directed to hire on
all prisoners in county Jail that can lie
gally he hired cut.
=, Lee Burch, oycrscer of Bramlett'
road and j G Burch, overseer OF Ma
, o and Arkansas road, were required
, to remove the raft in Noxnbce rive
1 At Crawford's bridge with rord hand
n under their charge, within ten day
from this date,
VA Madison was released rs ovc'
Z seer of P~ickensville and Loulsvlll
Il road and j. s. Madison was appointe
l. in his stead.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10

AS TIE CHARACTER OF A
thief ia written in his csuntenancc, SO
likewise do worms portray their pres
ence in the child's features. ~iiaStel
to give Shriner's indian Vermifugc '(
destroy and cxpcl the pests.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10
The Memphis trade is growing !

The Memphis trade is growing IN
tbis section since the X, Z. NJ. u Is.
road was completed to Tupclo, and we
predict that in a short time Memphis
will have as many goods in this mar
ket as Mobile or New Orleans. The
large firm of A. b. Trcadwell y Co.
has already established a trade here
through their representative, Capt,
Swindoll. Memphis quotations ana
freight bills are very satisfactory to
our merchants, and it is natural that
trade should follow such a channel.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10
To the Public

Having understood that the Farmers AL
lance propose to pay only fifteen cents per
bale tor weighing cotton, and as nm the
Oldest weigher in Macon, and can afford to
weigh as cheap rs any one, | feel 1t lhcum'
bent on myself, and due my friends IN lhi'
and adjoining counties who have favored
me with their patronage for so long a Lint
to meet all competitions, therefore, ha'c
resolved to weigh and mark all cotton
brought to our market during this season
and the next for fifteen cents per bale.
Promising to weigh all cotton intr'steu It
me with impartiaIity and fairness ant
thanking my friends for past patronage,
am Yours truly,
fcb25-om JAS. b. SHELTON
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10
TREsPASS NOTICE.

All parties are hereby warned, under the
penalty of the law, not TO trcspass on my,
land, situated south Of Brooksville, east oil
the railroad, or on the land q miles south
Of BrooksvilTc, on both sides of Macon ana
Brooksvillc road.
janet I'm J. s. NUCkbES.
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office.

The business known heretofore as D.
Holbcrg & Co., will be known as ia
cob lIolberg, and the Hardware BUSH
ness. know heretofore as j. ilolberg,
will from this date be known and &c
business under the firm namc OF ia
cob IIolberg & Sou.
JACOB HoLBERd,
JACOB %IlOLBERG u Son.
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Special Notice.

Loaded shells for shot guns,.all sizes
md kinds, also full line of loaded PUCK
ho, shells. Call and get special pri'
les.
|cb25-3m n. Seal " w.
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Macon, Feb. 90, ISIS.
INSTITUTE ".

REApING.-Ba you exercise your class IN
silckt reading?
For : hat purpose?
. Recitation of a reading lesson' con
ductcd by a local teacher who should
select some pupils of tue town as a
class. This exercise should embrace
instruction in n lesson previously pre-
pared, and in the one to follow. Meth
dds used to be freely discussed in th'
Institute.
3 What attention should be given t.
general reading in connection VIII
school work?
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10
z M. MARX,

IUsying disposed his interest III the
,srvV business, he now says he VIII
i. III best Rio Coffee at 20 CTS. a
ound, and Ground Coffee at 10 ana
/. cents. All he asks of the public
N 4bc cherry drinkers, IS to come
~ ~ his coffee. You will never re,
M Nc change, now don't fail to call
the OLD RELIANCE for the best
.oods and lowest prices
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10
For the Ladies.

Just received, a choice selection OF
|Mandcvillc g. Kings Flower Seeds
Many beautiful varieties.
n. s. MURPHEN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10

For Irish Potatoes 60 to Il. NJ, Marx
,arly Rose and Peerless, just from
colorado. tho hes. planting potatoes
AZ
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10
For Sale.

Two desirable and commodious res
Idences in Macon, centrally locale"'
For further Information call at Beacon
ptlcQ.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10

Deer and Turkey Hunters
Call and get the best loaded buck
Kot shells and the cheapest in town at
b25-lm N, SCALES " w.
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Sentences.
Jury.

The following senterceh were passed ny
Judge Rogers at the February term of CIR
cult Court;
Robert Carpenter, assault and battery
fined $40.
Alfred McDayid. assault and battery,
fined $50.
Alfred McDayid, assault and battery,
fined $50.
sam Cavett, retailing, fined 800.
Turner Malone, attempt TO commit rape,
four years in pen'y.
Turner Malone, carrying Il weapon con-
cealed, fined $50.
Willie NJ Dunlap, assault and battery,
with intent to kill and murder, y? months
in iail. on proof of defendants being under
IL years old.
David Stewart Brooks, burglary and lar
ceny, four years in peny.
Tom Milliner, alias Berry Coolridse,
grand larceny, 3 years in pen'y.
Robt Carpenter, carrying 4 weapon con
cealcd, find S2a.
Will Ladd. burglary, Q months in jail on
proof of defendant being under 10 yrs. old
Wash Walker, petit larceny, fined so.
Tom Harmon. petit larceny, lined sou
Ep1rok BEACON Permit me
through your paper, to give the Tar
mers of Noxubcc county Il few item
relating to the Farmers Alliance o
the county. 1t is nov on a boon
throughout the Southern States, pro
crossing slowly in NoXubee. but VI
4 think firmly. There are now clever
clubs. with some 800 members, and III
crcasing at a rapid rate. All are we.
> pleased with The arrangements &c
I trade with n. Scales Il Co.. of Macon
quite a saving from former mode I
trading. We feel assured OF the sue
cess now of both merchant and ia
n NOR. for we have live and let IN
Is n%riccs. Obeyiug the golden rule,
and shall be our motto; do unto OF
ers as we would have them do un
us, and 90 farther and have others
X do unto us as we should do unto mel
-. The county Farmers Alliance nee
with Mushulaville Alliance first oatu
day in April, at 10 o'clock a. H.
Baptist Church. We hope to nave
full attendance. All subordinate 4
s. ~lianccs will meet and select deIega'
al. according to constitution, ana Sc
OH them with proper credentials. II
member, all members in good star
ing. arc welcome and at liberty
take part in discussions, but none |
OF delegates arc allowed to vote. Mast
~lsyillc Alliance will make arrah'
!. mcnts for the entertainment OF
The Alliance has III enemies IN |
community all are tri'nds, II
for members. Those neighborhoods u
'alt have not organized, aud arc desir'
'ed Of organizing viii get their clubs
les, ranged, with ten or more menu
ecd md the County President, MT ''
noy Nicholson, who will be found at
OK Scales, Macon, will arrange o u
organizing. We would be glad
have oil organizcd.by the first OIL al
as there will be much business Oh
tn. p~ortance to attend 10 ut County a
# a Of ance. Our trade system should
,uth completcd and arrangements sue
and be made Tor the sale Of farm prodV
The merchant has a house for the
.. of his merchandise; why not the IA
or have a building for tho sale OF
,roaue,s. We carry our proonc'
, SSSry market. and have only the streets
wagons to stand in, aud arc poun |,
been ,,ke tho price offered, or haul ii |
Feb home. Think of it, brothers OIL
, Si,", mcrs' Alliance, and come prepare
,wed net. Organization and co'oper"'''
the watch.word.
y 80 IN. AlaIt
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10
Renews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phube Cheslcy, Peterson, Clay
Co., Iowa, tells the following remark
able story, the truth of which is vonch-
ed for BY the residents Of the town;
81 am 70 wears old, have been troubled
with kidney complaint and lamenoss
for many wears; could not dress my
self without help. Now | am tree
from :all pain and soreness, and am
able to do all my own houscwork. |
owe my thanks to Electric Ditters foI
having renewed my youth, and re-
moved completely all disease and pain
Try q bottle, SOC. and VI al D. l
Jones' Drug Store.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10

The third car load OF meat since Jan,
first, At wholesale or retail.
fcb25 N. SCALES I" w.
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Mr.. j, f. NJ. Aiken, near Allgoods
mill, has 100 bushels of sweet potato
seed for sale at 30 cts. per bushel.
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ADMINlSTRATOR,s NOTICE.


The Estate In Chanccry
of Court Of NoXubec
rs. Boggess, deceased County.
Letters of administration having been
granted TO Che undersigned OH tle estate Of
rs. Boggess, deceased. in vacation, zen
'iary I'd, 1883, all parties are hereby noun.
I'd to present their claims for probation
against said estate, within the time aloweu
by law, or they will be forever barred.
ROBERT Nv. DANTzLER,
Sebls-tt Administrator
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EUREKA CHIEF.
R, VI. G. 3D.. D%antzIer, Macon, Miss

h, W. 9, Dbl, UdHtLtCi, "oSo"' se'
By Coleman's Eureka, by Young Morgan,
CON of Butler's Eureka. LIST dam by John
billiard. ID by SCOTS Crockett, son oil laNy
rrnrkett. I'd dam by Lackland's whip
son of Blackburn's Whip.
CoLEMAN's EUREKA, by ioung's Nor
can. son of Buffers Eureka; dam by part
Irti's Boston. son of Boston sire oil Lex.
ington !; I'd dam, by Ganillp"'' $50" u
Muckle john. by Sir Arehicl
JOHN BILLIARD, by Indian Chief; dam,
Lady Jackson, by Mack, son OF Hampton :
Wbip. lie is the sire 81 the dam OF Lflc
a:aS4, Mcleod 2:2jt. O~iaf22l3, VIA hako
q v. OIL 2:22t, Wick 2:2bi, etc, exc
Here is a combination of saddle crosses
with size, style aud finish and also IL holst
enual to the best for harness anu roadster
nnnrnoscs, .Wc offer in Eureka Chief one oil
The best combined or general use stations
in America, either ''for.the stud or sho"
ring. Ills sire. Coleman's Eureka, was
Great show horse, being the WHINE OF io'
first prizcs, in saddle, harness ana genera
u.e rings. The colts of Eureka Chiei ar
all of good size, style and fnlsh, pure.
gated, with extra action anu all promise !
be very speedy. Rosettc. q three year on
trotted a steady mile in 2;3ii to u roa9 car.
Col. West. II 2-year old trotted amile III 70
and il enc of the handsomeSt ge'ulhgs !,
Kentucky. Eureka Chief himself mas 'ro'
ted n mile in 2;32..
Six miles from Macon on 20
lumbus road.
Terms SIS to irsure, 81
single service.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, townships and ran
yes, (a) of the state, (hl of your coun-
ty, (cl of your school district.
Ut would be well to invite the County
Surveyor to illustrate this subject De-
fore the Institute.)
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10

mn VIII Selleck has not had time 10
esdhis papers this week, All OF his
nan8 time has been devoted to q new
'Na0ysnt his house.
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ALLOWANCES:

hisiIo "
~" "a 90
ct welsh G. Son. nails. 80
II NJ Hunter, timber, w
5 d Chamberlln, nails 90
J l. Griggs, nails and blankets II 80
S%ai,oni. I17Rush lumber and nails 10 81
I1iolhnrg & Co.. blankets 80 80
Officers Of Court, costs OF luna %
CIV of Frances Tolliver 70 81
! n Holman, hay for p, IL. 4 %
G w Chairman, lumber, %
Coleman Il Cole, nails, 90
IL Chiffon, lumber, 30 o..
- T AlInn coal As
Miss. Sun copies for file oo
NJ II Maury, lumber, oo ~
Miss. Sun, stationary Tor schooi q u.
notices IL ~
Dick lIarnau, transportation OF
pauper ..n - y
w / FeatherstDn, supplies tor Z.
II. for February Do D.
,c,,, % SO
w w Dl9ss, Wofh ~ -. oo
! G. Gilmore, Wet Water bridge 20 w
G w Chairman, lumber ~ w
3 A Pace, Supt Ed for Fcb'y ~ IA
VIM Rogers, work on bridge %
, G A Place, work on Jail l 20
; N N Rogers, transportation OF -
prisoners owned Az oo ~
w + Ferris, stationary . o0
Allie Swami, Sup,. P.h Tor feh! l o.
y y oCnnnr,s work ON bridge 40 90
, EFF Elkin. stable for Jail 69 OF
. G G Thompson, work on Major >,
ncr's bridge o9 ~
A NJ Stoner, supplies Tor l. H. % ?,
O for Jan'y w n, ~,
t. Ross, Exp. on money "
! II Duke, Illegal land purchase ~ VI
!. Stoncr & Connor, supplies for L. !,
+ II. for Jan'y -
. The several pcrsons hereafter name'
/, we're allowed the sums as stated 10
u timber, measuring twelve inches an'
s. more across the stump, u that III
10 balance OF any and all of said account
!. for timber less than u inches, were re
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10
Spring is Coming,

And With Mrs. Stoner's New Mil
hncry will arrive, which has already
been selected, aud is on the way from
New York, Baltimore and Louisville.
X Mr.. Henry Herman, after an absence
of several years, has returned to Ma
con, and is attending TO Jacob llol-
berg e. Co.'S business. When he went
away there was only Henry, but now
there is a whole family. What a
change a few years make in a busy
mans life.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10
Death of Albert Strider.

The well-known and efficient salesman of
Klaus Il Bro. for so many years, departed
this life Friday night, March 9th, at about
1880 O'Clock p. m, aged 80 years.
About two weeks ago Mr.. Strider had to
take to his bed on account of a large car
buncle on his lip, and erysipelas, which
greatly Slapped his strength, and Just about
the time his physicians had those under
control, he was attacked with pneumonia
in both lungs, and after struggling with the
disease for several days, yielded up the
ghost. Mr.. Strider was AT energetic young
man, and his friends will sadly miss him
from his accustomed place, and from the
lodges of which he was a member. His re-
mains will be carried to Meridian tonight
and buried besides those of his father.
The many friends of Mrs. |. L, Smith,
living near the Alabama line: will be great
" pained to hear of her death, as the blow
has fallen very Unexpectedly upon her fam
ily and relatives. She was the daughter Of
the late Young Goodman, and grand
daughter of the late John Hunter, sh'
died ofcongestion of the bowels. The bur
ial will be at Memphis, Ala, at p. IN. to
day.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10

w take this method Of inviting the
ttention of the public to n few OF the
which we are selling al
out cost. They are too nu-
to mention all. A good many
rnsfnmiliar with our cost mark, and
I sec for themselves. Ladies fine
boos. dress goods and trimming to
.nlch. handkcrohicfs, hose, ilanncls OF
colors. yelling, ladies vests and
is. Clothing. gents shirts, COL
and cuffs, fine boots, hats ana
oyershirts and undorshirts, look
glasses, umbrellas, crockcry, thu
sc, A large lot of cigars, pine
|cs, peaches, salmon, pepper sauce,
fants, citron, raisins. spices OF al
mas, molasses and vinegar, the larg'
lal8bar soap in Macon for . CENTS ~
stock of tobacco also at cost
ything fresh and good. Wchav'
becial brand of flour which we com
m to the public as first class W.
also a general assortment OF gro
ceeics. Respectfully,
STONER & CONNOK.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10
DANGERS SALE.

| will on
SATURDAY. MARCH Il, lSSS,
m front of the Court House door III Macon
sell to the highest bidder Tor cash, Inv 'v.'
lowing described estray, taken up D!
Quash Woods; One
BULL,
about two years old, muley head. black OF
brown head and white body, valued NJ 3D.
j. FASER,
janss-St Coroner "'"so'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10
GRIST MILL,

AT DEPOT.
Having leased the steam Grist Mil oil H.
Alexander at the depot, | will keep con-
stantly on hand meal Tor the convenience oil
my.clstomers and the public generally. For
partics who have corn of their Own. VIII
grind TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS OF each
week. In soliciting a liberal share of pub
lie patronage, | shall use my best efforts TO
rive entire satisfaction to those who favor
me with their custom.
JNO. SCIPLE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10

Storer & Conner are the ONLY house
Macon selling at cost.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10

Fresh Creamery Butter always on
bid at y. HARDIN D.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi,
NoXubee County.
VIM. Robinson, by his
Guardian, In Chancery.
No. 1872 VS..
Winston Jones ct al. .
To Mary X. Burnett, Fannie j. Ridiey ahu
Charles T Robinson -
We command you to be and appear be-
fore the Chancellor Of our said Chancery
Court at a term thereof, to he holden at inc
Courthouse, in the town OF Macon, III 'a'u
county, on the
4th Monday Of April, A D. 1883,
then and there to plead, answer or dennai
to the Bin of Complaint III said cause -
Witness my signature and the sea- o
said Court affixed, this 20 day oil feD y IA
d., 1888. ,o,rpw ~ Try
choz A. Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10

Kcg Powder at $3.50.
N. SCALES Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10

J. S. SCOTT,
ns@didate for reelection to the otlct
MaiSha
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-10

feb25-lnl.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25
Too Good to Be True.

Managers OF fairs, who sponge ad-
vertising from country newspapers and
then grudgingly give a complimentary
ticket to the editor with a privilege of
paying extra TO get into the grand
stand, may be interested in reading the
following. which was printed on the
back of tickets given to editors by a
Michigan fair: s'This ticket, probably.
has been paid for ten times over by the
paper TO which it is issued. It will be
honored in the hands of any man.
woman Or child, white or black, red or
yellow, who favors the association by
presenting it. It is good for entrance
and grand stand, and the bearer, driv-
ing, will be entitled to pass team
free. The association recognizes the
fact that it's splendid success is owing
largely, if not wholly, to the notices
so freely given it by the press, and
while we can not render an equivalent
in cash, we return grateful thanks. =
Peek's San.