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MARKET REPORT.
Kansas City Grain and Produce Market
KANSAS CITY, November 4, 1873.

Kansas City Grain and Produce Market
KANSAS CITY, November 4, 1873.
The Daily Indicator reports:
WHEAT-Receipts at regular elevators since
last reports, 22SS bushels; Withdrawals
the board of trade to-day. ssi.es! bushels.
There ~as a quiet ma, kst on the change to- day
with no sales on tie call, eiihe, for cash or fu-
ture delivery of any of the different grades. ex-
cept No. 2, soft, Dec, at 81 S7X.
ON THE CALL TO-DAY.
No. 2 red winter wheat-Cash. no bids, 81 90
asked; Nov, no bids, 9e1sc aeked; December,
e9Hc bid. 81 % asked; May. q oS bid. q oeA
CORN-Receipts at regular elevators since
lastrepolts. 9O bushei-: Withdrawals OH buah-
: board of trade to-day. L4sS bushels
No. 2 oorn-Cash. no bids nor offerings No
vember. no bids. bid, Sue asked Dec 25xc bid.
2shc asked; year, 2sxc bid, 2sssc asked; May.
OHTs-No cash. no bids, 0xo asked: Nov. 1
car special, 2lc asked, no regular bids 2uSo
asked, December. 2lho bid, 2l4sc asked: Nay,
24hc bid, 2.Xc asked; rejected cash, no bids
nor OFFERINGS.
On track By sample-Noa mixed. 2sKc.
RYE-No. cash, and November no bids nor
BE- :. no bids no offerings.
FLOUR-Demaud quiet. Buyers arc demand
ing como salons. while sellers holding 6rn.
ss.
new in car lots per half barrel in sacks, as fol-
lows; Xxx, 81 IL; Xxx. 81 %; family, 81 %:
sh 81 q s !. fssSg; g co. extra fanny y o0
HAY-Receipts. cars market steady fancy
prairie, % 50; good to medium. s 0065 50; fancy
timothy. 50 o. good to choice, IS 0O6s so.
POU TRY-Chickent, receipts were large
choice hens. g Is per dozen small. 81 o.; zoos
tiers large. 81 IS per dozen: turkeys, fat. atSc;
ducks, 50 SECS 20 per dozen; eeese. no demand:
spring chickens. dull medium. 81 IS, large, e %
DR. dozen.
PROVISIONS-We quots: The following quo
tations are for round lots. Job lots usually nc
higher. Sngar-cu hama lilo per ID; break
fast bacon. lie per lb.; dried beef: SIC; Try
salt shoulder, 8 .: long clear sides, 81 60,
SIN oked shoulders. % 90: long clear 8 10; Gle. r
rib sides, 50 90 Sd: x c;ssr. 81 20.
BUTT. R-Reoipts light; market firm for
goud creamery fancy, 2ic good. 200; DAIRY fan
cy, $50: roll fancy. lie; ~ 'scelian+cas. 1soI5c;
store packed. good 70 choice, isGloc; poor. weak
at l0c.
CH -ESE-We quote: Full cream. twins. II
@12hc; fnn cream. Young America, 12c.
E00StR-ceipts moderate; r,arket steady at
lie per dozsn for strictly fresh candied.
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Same s'ricis n IA gaze Cleveland ILL.,
161, 81 ine 1iO.S02 S. John S,161.
THE HOosIkR STATE.
Election Day News-Inesal voting-slow
Returns

Election Day News-Ilegal Voting SLOW
Returns.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, November en-
quiries at republican headquarters elicit
enthusiastic avowels of carrying the state
for Harrison. Democratic managers are
equally as positive and say they are in re-
ceipt Of kilograms from different parts of
the state, which indicate that it is safe for
the democracy.
The polls closed here without disturbance
but with considerable excitement at many
precincts. The fight has been of the most
stubborn character, and it ia impossible to
say or even indicate which side has carried
Marion county. No returns from the state
are anticipated before O'Clock and they
may be meaGer. Chairman Jewett, of the
democratic committee. has telegram stat
ing That Ads ~ aeo county will show gain for
Attorney General Mickener at O'Clock
sent the following telegram to Blaine and
Governor Foraker: "Our dispatches indi-
cate we have carried Indiana"
Chairman Huston said to press reporter
Who asked for his opinion of the status of
tie state:
"At the present time the indications are
favorable to the election of the entire state
ticket and the choice of the Harrison and
Morton electors
EvANsvILLE, IND, November 6-The re-
suit annot be definitely ascertained until
tomorrow morning. From Rock Port, the
county seat, is reported over 300 republican
majority. This large republican gain.
A report at midnight from Harrison coun-
ty. Judge Gresham's home. says the demo-
cratic majority has been reduced over two
hundred but no figures are furnished.
The city precincts in Indianapolis show q
net republican gain of 575. At this rate the
plurality for the republican ticket will be
over $4,000. Republicans at the committee
rooms now claim the state by 1900.
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Thurman Taking It Easy.

COLUMBUS, o., November 6.-Quietly
reading at his hone freside Judge Thurman
sat awaiting such news as his son Allen tele-
phoned out to him at intervals. He was
naturally anxious to know the result, bat
said he could wait until morning with the
greatest of ease. His conversation was
upon all manner of subjects, politics being
but one of the many subjects that interested
him.
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Kansas City Live Stock Market
KANSAS CITY, November L 1874

The Livestock Indicator reports:
CArTLErRsceipts. 7.766 head; shipments,
head. The market was quill and allow
bsst natives steady; common. slov and weak;
choice cows steady, Others Wesk. GOOD IN.
ouiry for feeding stsers, Good to choiee oornfed
a 75@5 q; common to meiium, . 8@l g:
s.ockers and feeders. 81 50@S S.; grass fanee
steers. i 0@s Is; cow. q 3G2 %.
head Toe MARKET was STRONG and 20 Ito hiRhor
Busk, IS S505 Is: heavy packers and shippers
Is l56s 50: tops. 8 IS; mixed, IS S05 -, p q
~ sO0t 10.
SHREPLReesipes. - Rod, sAipmanfA .....
Narkst - d.. 0ood TO choice mntenaA o =
- q; com0cA 20. 0odinn, 81 49, -
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PAwNEs CoUxTY.

the Republican state central oommittoo Il n
rsesspt Of tie ssoliosing ts.egfam ftoaa
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signature of Judge Romance Bum, Of the
United States district court, to two drafts of
Sc each.
Lake Michigan and drove vessels in all ports
up to the straits. Several large boats are
aground and many suffered damage. A
fisherman who ventured out in his boat was
drowned.
A little daughter of A. Schmitz, of Girard,
Kan, vas fatally burned. Some children
set fire to the grass in the yard, and the
flames enveloped the child in an instant, and
burned over its entire body before it could
be rescued.
Demented by grief over the death of his
wife, Paymaster Douglas Hoxsey, of the
United States navy, committed suicide We'd
nesday night. in the grounds of the family
residence at Haledon, N. ]. He shot him
self through the head.
Col. Richard Nevins. father of Mrs. James
G. Blaine, jr., said yesterday that the trouble
between his daughter and her husband was
due to the influence of Mrs. James g,
Blaine, ST., and that the suit If brought,
would be against her.
Three hundred and fifty of the 500 passen-
gers OF the steamship Elbe were sent to
Hoffman Island, New York Bay, as q pre-
caution against an outbreak of smallpox.
The steamer was released from Quarantine
and proceeded to her dock.
The old Santa Monica depot at Los An
gelee, q large wooden structure occupied by
the Los Angeles Compression Lumber COM
San Francisco, and owned by Wilson Bros,
of that city, burned. Total loss, $1,000
Inspector Byrnes. Of Chicaeo. hes secured
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S. S. Convention Notes.

New Bethel ia very pleasantly situated in
= grove surrounded by II rich and beautiful
prairie country.
Among the old and earnest workers we
Noticed Mr.. }. IL. Martin, of Cooksyille,
Rev. Mr.. stone, J.. II. Jamison, +. d. CAY.
EFT, j. l.. Parks. 7. ". iIankins, T.. A. Pace.
Walter Price, l.. W.Smith, Dir. j. l.. Patty.
L.. ID. Henley and probably one on two 9th.
ers.
MrJ J Lipscomb was the only rcprcseR-
tati'e we saw from west Of the Noxubcc.
Mrs. Dr. Patty was orgamist, and the ad.
mlrable choir. furnished tn. choicest NIL
Sic for the Convention.
There was on the grounds ice water. ice
lemonade, Ice cream, nice girls, q nice din.
hcr, and everything calculated to make any
one have 4 nice time, if he or she was su,.
ceptihle of enjoyment.
And this reminds Us to return bur thanks
to DR.. and Mrs, Patty for our dinner, and to
several others for invitations.
Mr. John Il. Cockrell's famous Southdown
mutton was greatly enjoyed. As Mr.. Lit
Richards. expressed it, one could taste the
blood in the meat.
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Sunday School Convention.

elEhth Annual County Sunday Srhoo
convention was held at New Bethel nas,
Ciliton'illc, Aug. 9lauI 81.
The President. DR.. II. 4. Minor couL.
not attend and the Convention wa, prr.iI
eh over b! Mr., Joshua stevens. Pref y
race setting as Secretary. The opsninu
PRAYER was made by that earnest worker IN
thr cause, Rev. l.. NJ. Stone, aud the cha,ta
'nd classical address Of wclco nc wa, d.lly.
ereu 10y Capt. j. II. Jamison. Rev. J. W.
''"'er responding. After a very short re-.
port from the Chairman Of The Executive
COMMITTEE the following Committee. were
appointed for next year:
On statistics-Walt Price, +. ID. Cay.
EFT, ). e.. Murray.
on Extension of Work Ia the Countv-J
q %Poindexter, II. ID. Martin. Mrs. Z. u
Cav,tt.
oh Amendments to Constitution and By
Law II, W. Smith, l.. d. Henly, Mrs. Car.
RTE Salmond.
On finanee-E. pismukes, VIC. Scileck.
j.. L. Parks.
On Necrology-Rcv. l.. NJ. Stone. !. H.
Martin, Mrs. F.. II, symthc.
on Question BoX.-T. W. Hankins. Dent
MINOR, Miss Shade Augustus,
At the afternoon session the Vice. pres;.
dents made oral reports of the work done
anu the progress made in their rcspcc,ive
districts.
MIR. stone made a favorable report for
>hlqualak Mr.. j. I. Parks for Brooksyille
Impressed the audience with the fact that
the Sabbath School in his district were
fourlshlng, hut that he himself had been
derel'ct in his duty in looking after the
Sunday School work and MIR. Joshua Stey.
ems made his usual annual confession of his
shortcomings, and his lack of resolution
TO fulfil his promises to give more time and
attention to the good work.
Circumstance beyond our control com.
pclicl us to return to Macon, and We re.
greet not being able to make a full rrport.
We hope the Secretary will furnish it Tor
our next issue.
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We are rcq~ncsted-by 'Th6s. W Fer.
gnson, tic irrcprcssiblc Sewing Ma.
chine man of Sucarnorlicc, TO say to
the public that there las boca no
change in his rojcc though III; dc,iret
ing facilities have been Increased and
with q large aud Wen assorted stock OF
new Davis MACHINES. assisted ms he is
by Mr.. N. l.. Wells, OF Macon, and Mr..
Edward Joyncr, of Ala, he is prepared
to fill all orders promptly, and res,
pcctfully solicits Il continuance of
You patronage. Terms aud prices to
suit the times,
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THE ALLIANCE
MILLINERY STORE.

Having made arrangements with the
Board of Trade OF the County ALI
nnrc, we have opened In Amcs' block
II door::south ot..Express office, a full
line of MILLINERY,
consisting of the latest styles of
LADIES MISSES and CHILpREN'S
HATS. &C.,
and solicit the support of::,hc members
and public generally. We hayc en-.
gagged the well.known Millincr,
Mrs. l.. ELLISON,
10 assist in the trimming. and she will
he glad to see and serve her old
and customers.
MISSES SIMPSON.
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NOTICE
Macon, Miss,
julyl4+t.

IS hereby given that the ANNUAL ENamt-
nations provided for in Section 81, school
law of 1855, wiz I've held rfealows: Al the
school house of Macon. public school No. l.
for WHITE applicants on the lst Saturday,
aud AZ the school house Of Macon public
s,besl No. y fer cvhoREp applicant on eSe
AZ Saturday IN September, beginning
rsDasc$Iy as IL, ~. each daY.
r-astsr rh. Esw sEi sssti+srs whose certtk~
CAVES expire fs Asrrst- @EG who wish to ap~
rdv fer a higher srsds shes ssey acw h"'d.
asJ ali who have ret tassAs btt who de-
.isp ,Iodng = thrsfss the wfstef Tern" be-
Ming In November next, are SeT'nred tcos
exssxissa in scyrersbcr.
r. y. PxCE.
mr,,e. xtr.r sups. NcNubee Co.
tup1H-ss,
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Ing removed from the

wing removed from the counntr
place at the depot in Macon,
oller my services TO my Alliance
ren aud sisters and all others, to
J and mark cotton ut the price a.
at by our County Alliance At
|ulaville last April at ten cents
|alc.
Ill faithfully discharge the duties
E' position, and will be on hand
time. my dwelling being near
latform.
AVE been n resident of NoxubcC
Wy Tor more than a huff century,
most of that time in public bust
not only well known to the poo.
No1nbcc, but those of the ad.
ng county. My reference shall,
The entire community of my own
(dJoining counties.
sure TO call Oh me to weigh your
u When you sell. Keep that in
+ ID, G.. DIsMUKEs.
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Teachers Institute.
On Monday, August SCI. at Brooks,ille'
| will orona
CLASS or INSTITUTE


ON Monday, August eth. at Brooksyille,
| will orona
R GLASS or INSTITUTE
for teachers and those who design teach.
ing, to continue FOUR weeks, closing Fri.
day, the 3l,t proXimo, the day prcccdm.
the Annual September Examination for
WHITE teachers, which will take place
saturday. September LIST.
our daily exercises will comprise a com.
plctc and thorough review of the branches
included in FRS and SECOND grades.
together with the Theory and Practice Of
Teaching.
TERMS OF BOARD, TUITION &C.,
Board per week, including lights. - 50
Washing per week %
TnitiOn per waes, for LIST grade studies | ~
Tuition per week for ID grade studies / 81
The following books viii be used by
those attending: liobinson's Complete
Arithmetic, Robinson's Intellectual. ( Men.
tai Arithmetic, Reed & Kellogs's Higher
Lessons in English, >winton's Complete
Geography two book series Swinton's,
Barnes or The Eclectic History of the L.
nittd States, S%winton's. Word Book. Swim.
tons Readers 18th and 6th,) Steele's "a
Weeks i'll Physiology and Philosophy.
Parties not supplied with these books can
obtain them upon arrival at BrookNillc.
Our especial work will be the prepare.
ton of those in attendance for the ap-
reaching examination, and. hence,s all
who contemplate being examined will DO
well to attend.
Although nm attendance FART the term
will be beneficial, it will be very much bet
ter for those who come TO begin the FIRST
DAY and continue the eptiye -FOUR weeks,
since no reviews can be given Of subjects
once passed over. az u will require at least
TWENTY consecutive lessons TO complete
any ohe branch. '.
Separate Glasses will he organized AMI
taught In the studies embraced in First and
Second Grades.
Board may be obtained with the undcr-
signed when preferred, or with good fami-
lies living conveniently near the Academy
where the classes will he taught.
will devote NY eptile time during the
continuation OF the term to its work, and
will he assisted during the last two weeks
by Prof. J. q. Ueupree Of Clinton. Miss.
y. A. PACE,
Macon, Miss,
julyl4-4t.
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Annual Meeting OF School Directors.

The Board of School Directors OF
NoXubce County will hold its annual
meeting at my office in Macon, on
MONDAY, ARG. 6,
beginning at ! o'clock,
All those desiring Tic establishment
of new school changes NJ the location
or district lines OF schools already cs.
tablishcd. or who may liaSc other bus
mess TO bring before tide Board, will
please be present rrcihplly ut this
meeting.
Schools heretofore established. but
which have been WcGttRcd in num-
hers until there is rca'bn to believe
they have less than 70 pupils within
the district, will be rcdTircd to make
the proper showing that they have the
number required By INV, otherwise
some will be discontinued.
+. 4, PACE.
Supt. and cx-of. f'rtS. of Board.
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Dissolution Notice.

Mobile, Ala, Aug. !, 1883.
+, accordance with the articles of
r,uership between Winston Jones
4 the late John A. DePras, the firm
ZONES 4 DcPras is this day dis
cod by limitation. All the affairs
so:d firm will remain in the hands
tbe undersigned for settlement.
WINSTON JOKES,
Surviving Partner.
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u SALE.
The state of Mississippi,
N0yubce County.

The State of Mississippi. "
N0yubce County.
; Dew Kirksey,
No.. S.Eh vs..
Ropert llibblcr.
BY virtue of the above stated writ di;cct-
ed to me from the Office of John A.. Tyson.
Circuit CLERK If said County, VIII on
Monday. the 9Th day Of August. 1888,
at the Courthouse of said County. within
legal houIs, sell by auction to the highest
bidder for cash, the following property,
which has neen levied 0n by me rs the PRO.
perty of said defendant and will he sold to
satisfy. said."rit and all costs, to-wit:
The u~ncypircd lease of that certain four
acres of land living ont c north side of Line
Street. and bounded south by Line Street,
aud bounded , acres on the west by l.. l..
Anderson. the northeast by l., i. Num-, in
the town Of Sluqualak. all in See. 10, +. Il.
Il II, NONubec County, Miss.
y. y. ROGERS.
July II, lSSs. sheriff.
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Barbucne and Basket Dinner,

a number of citizens of Macon and
vicinity propose TO have n barbecue
and basket dinner on the lot north of
Codar Creek bridge, on Thursday,
Aug. s.. Parties contributing meat
will please have the carcasscs nj Mr..
W. l.. Feathcrston's store by 6 o'clock
Wednesday evening.
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Mobile. Ala, Aug. |, 1888.

M0biIe, Ala, Mug. I, 1888.
rhe undersigned have this day
+med a copartncrship for the pur.
SC of conducting the Cotton Factor
r. and Commission Business, as sue.
L.ors TO the firm Of Jones Il DcPras,
der the name aud style Of Winston
mes 4 Co., and ask a continuation Of
! same patronage and confidence MS
extended to the old firm.
WINSTON JONES,
VIM. HENRY JONES.
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That Rarest Of Combinations.

True dclicacy Of favor with true eff.
hcacy of action has been obtained in
INC famous California liquid fruit rem.
cay, syrup of Figs. Its pleasant taste
ana beneficial effects have rendered il
immensely popular. For sale in so
cents aud 81 .02 bottles.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-04

be Assessment Rolls of Noxubcc
pity Tor fiscal year 1888, are now on
n my Office for inspection. Any
on feeling themselves aggrlevcl
Fby may file objections thereto In
ny on or before Monday, August
1883.
ROBERT G.. PATTY,
Clerk.
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NOTICE, CONTRACTORS!

Notice is hereby given that sealed propo,
sails viii be seceivcdm until Monday, the 9th
day of August. 1889, for Keeping Ferry ri
OF near Giles Mill, County furnishing Flss,
Bond will he required CT contractor.
The Board u Ssp ervisors reserve Che
right % rcjec. amy all bids,
ROBERT &. PATTY.
'Al,sE
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Old Ice House

still open and. better prepared TO
riders than ever in quantities from
tocar lots. viii sell 100 ID. sacks
cts.
G.. HARDIN,
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StraYed or Stolen.

dark brown COW, 3 years old,
ed with crop and ovcrbit in
car and under bit in left ear
: with cali or with 4 very young
Was last seen near Gracc's Saw
Any information that leads to
rcovcry will be properly reward
me. II. a. MINOR,
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TOMBSTONEf nd MONUMENTS,
II. j. ELLISON is agent for the

X. j. ELLISON is agent for the
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
of the Mammoth House OF J, :, Clark & Co..
Louisville. Ky. Any one wishing tomb.
stones or monuments. viii save mu,.h nv.
prnsr by giving me the order, M | am bet.
ter prepared. not only to sell, but to erect
them properly and permanently, that being
a speciality in my line of business.
May Il. K J. ELLISON
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'all line Of
/" S'othlng and FurnIshinu
GOODS,

ANIL "' invitation extended an 10
,sa"'hc my stock, as II is a
a,,.. 70 INC to show goods mil
lwl. ~ anu you will always find
pn i. .ha willing and ready to wait
|e,.ur" ",ng goods is their great
w. "'N, to selling them.
JACOB IiOLBERG,
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More W ind Mills.

Mcssrs. IiaUcUsIeln CTcCtcu InlB
week an Iberia Wind Mill for Mr., r.:
w. Powell. This makes the third
wind mill Mr.. p. has had put up on
his place, and is ready to recommend
them as n great labor-saving institu-
ton. And 80 is Mr.. Wade Smith.
Last Friday the steamer Ruth ran
aground on Hancock shoals in the
Digbrc river, and after throwing off
1900 sacks Of cotton seed and failing
TO get her of, Capt. Pcttus cribbcd
her to keep her straight until next
high water. The officers and crew
came TO Macon and took tho train for
Mobile.
Mr.. J..W. Hunter has recently made
five sales of his hay balcr-- II to
WOodvillc, in Wilkinson county, ono
TO Montgomery county, one to DIR.
Cornell, in Oktibbeha, Que TO Mr.. j. b.
Cunningham, of Cliitonvillc and one
to Vicksburg. Mr.. Hunter has had
several proposals TO buy state and
county right. but he declines to sell
any territory at present.
Jos. Bross, colorcd is in Jail for rob-
bling Mr.. Hunter liarlan's store aud
taking thcrcfrom about $50 worth of
goods. Mr.. W. +. Chambers tracked
him to the depot and found him in a
car ready to travel. Mr.. &. applied to
deputy sheriff Dorroh. and they, with
Mr.. S. q. Murrny's assistance, succeed
cd in tying their man and failing him
lie is An old offender, and Ia not long
out of the pc%nitentiary walls,
We learn from Mr.. Jesse Lagrone
that q very valuable addition WIN %
made TO the improvements in Sbusna-
Ink mex, weck, and VIC hopc iha' Ma.
o VIII pros, BY Tire good example
snd 20 and 40 likewise. A parry 10
New Orleans has contracted TO bore
M Artcsian " Oh! east OF slpe alIroa"
and north u Maj. Num-. mill, Nc
Major paying $1,000 and other cf'nens
waving $1,000. The water 10 to come
four feet above the ground, ami hw
At tive rate Of twenty gallons II minute.
The steam borcr will be brought up
from New Orleans next Monday, ana
operations will begin some day next'
week. We invite our city fathers TO
20 down and see how the macinie
works.
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School Books, Notice.

pill have at all times such books as are
IN the Schools Of the County and in
Teachers Institutes. WIN sell at Pub
ri mailing prices.
W. +. FERRIS.
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There are iaaay accidents and IT'S
cases which affect Stock and cause se-
Tious Inconvenience and loss 10 the
farmer in his work, which may be
onicklv rcmedicd by the use OF Dr. j..
II NcI.ean's Volcanic Oil Eminent
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New Ice House.

|m prepared TO furnish Ice during
|ummc Parties desiring large
will please give their orders
y or two before they need it.
|y7 W. f.. PHELPS.
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For Rent at Low Rates.

partmcnis at the Calhoun Insti.
For terms apply ut the store of
II, NJ, MARX.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-04
For Sac.

Mower, IN good condition. Terms
!, Apply at once to
II. 4. MlSon.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-04
Secretaries Of Alliances.

|ecretarics of all ub-alliancos in the
|nty are requested to forward to me
the name Of their postotiicc,
} Ihe date Of their organization and
|,ber OF members received since
/, 1888. u. G.. GARNER,
Sec. N0x. Co, Farmers Al.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-04

On the sarhc day and at the same time
and plsce. I vii. sell one
BULL YEARLING,
black and white, marked with under slot in
let ear, eighteen months old, valued n
Sl,5O. j. FASER,
Coroncr Il Ranger,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-04

Mr.. G. G.. Sessions was elected AL.
[man last Tuesday, to ill the vacan.
caused BY the resignation OF VIM.
ench.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-04
MO. r. R. Schedule.

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