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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-09

THE SLAUGHTER CONTINUES. Another Box Car Tramp Brought In
 Dog Owners Come to Grief.
 Watchman Killeen, of the Naugatuck station, earned another sixty cents this morning by appearing as witness against James White, whom he found asleep in the cars near the freight depot For the last week these cars have been regular lodging place for tramps, and for three days some one has been arrested each day. White was fined $5.
 Justus P. Brown was charged with keep ing an unlicensed dog. He didn't known anything about the dog law, and don't read l the papers. Ignorance of the law no one excuses is Judge Bradstreet's motto, and Justus was fined $7.
 l Eight other cases for harboring or own ing unlicensed dogs were laid over to Mon day.
 There were eighteen cases against unli l censed dog owners turned over to the prosecuting attorney yesterday morning 1 Ten of them were settled by the prisoners and $7O was paid into the city treasury Even city officials, who it is said were most efficient in enforcing the law, did not escape when it became known that they them selves were law breakers The crusade against stray CUTS for which there could be found no owner was continued last night 1 and to-day almost score of luckless canines have been put out of existence. More warrants were issued to-day, and the dog owners will be lodged in the station house to night until bail is found.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-09
BUSINESS ANNouNcEMENTs.

Another car load of horses arrived for F.. E, Benham to-day. Go quick and take your choice. John Moriarity still continues to do the square thing, selling Furniture very cneap
 Sash Ribbons in great variety at I. Chases.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-09
Materb,1ry 9e,upcrat. SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1888.
Weather.

For Connecticut-Lig to fresh southeasterly winds; local rains; stationary temperature on the coast warmer in the interior.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-09
B. Shoninger & Co.


 Some of the things we do for the improvement of Trade; keep only First-Class Pianos and Or gans, known everywhere as Standard Goods We sell them at the lowest possible prices and most favorable terms. Weber, Shoninger. Emerson & Wheelock are our leaders any one of which will
 in every way give satisfaction and prove source of joy in any family Among the things we do not do is this Never annoy people, who are not ready to buy, or lie about our neighbOrs goods, but are willing to accord all fair valuation in the market. Neither do we run after customer who has purchased of other agents, trying to make them dissatisfied. and are yet liberal enough not to do all the Business. No Miniature Pianos carried in our pockets or Tuning Ham, mers thrown in We prefer the principle of every farmer to his milk cans and mechanic to his trade and have yet a friendly feel ing and sympathy for Piano Tuners Lastly, we manage our own business honestly, fairly and le- ultimately; pay dollar for dollar promptly; fur | nish our own Bank Vaults for Leases taken from Installment Customers without the aid of Sher- ifs to collect the same. Thirty years standing before the people as Company, IS sufficient guarantee of our stability. Those Shoninger New Style Upright Pianos are elegant in design and finish We make them and get the price way down. Warrant them first-class. All the rest of the dealers are blowing about them, which proves that they are A No 1, otherwise no abuse would be necessary. Remember an agent nev- CT down Piano to you unless 1t is a source of sharp competition Examlne our Shon- inger. f
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11
The First Bale

The first bale Of new cotton vcioh.
y pounds, was brought in to-day Inv
Mr. Francis skinner and Skinned NV
last freight to Winston Jones 4 Co
Mobile,
AT Columbus yesterday the coIorcd
Base Ball club of Macon PLAYED with
the colorcd club of Columbus. and Ma.
con was the winner By r~hirty-eight to
four. This success secured TO the Ma.
con 'iub the championship OF the state.
There is scarcely u whole pane of
glass IN the Fair Ground build ings
The bump Of destruction is very large.
iy developed in some boys, and a prct-
ly heavy fine might &C; as a whole.
some restraint to their mischicvou,
propcnsitics.
All who have any cash on hand can
now secure good bargains at the as
Nlgncc'S sale OF the stock OF W.. O.
Barnes, Big discount Oh biz lots.
Mr., Jim Shelton is behind the counter
and has fallen of twenty pounds in
waiting on the crowd.
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The Macon Barbecue.

The barbecue given by the citizens
OF Macon and vicinity last Thursday
passed of very pleasantly, and was n
success in every respect. and therefore
great credit is due to Mcssrs. Wealth
erbv, Smoot. Carter and Others who
engineered the affair. They desire
to return thanks to all those who con.
tributcd literally, thus enabling them
to make such n fine spread. There
was an abundance for all, and colorcd
folks came in for a large share.
paulcitc, C~ooksvillc, Sherman and
Warsaw will soon have n daily mail
from this point. The tri-wcckly mail
on that route has greatly increased
this year, and we are glad the I. u
department has at last recognized the
claims of the people for n daily mail.
There has also been M increase in
the lscrvice Oh the Cliitonville and
Bigbcc Valley route in this county
from Brooksyille. They now have a
daily mail. =,
The AIlgood's Mill postotlirc has al
so been r%copcncd, but the name has
been changed to Lynn Creek
There is also Il daily mai! on the
Louisville route. Mr.. Nicholson car
rios il rs far as the l6 mile post, ana
a contractor from Louisville meets
him there and exchanges.
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Cedar Grove Alliance.

This ub-Alliancc gave u INNER
Aur. Srd at Callaway's Chapel on the
Shuoualak and Summcrvillc road oa-
lem. Muslulavillc, lIashu1na, Mace
donna, New Prospect, Summertime
and some Kcmpcr Alliances were rep
resented. There was a large crowu'
but there was an abundance for all
and i, was an excellent spread
specshcs were made by Mr.. j. H.
Adams, President of salem Alliance
". 2. Simpson of Cedar Grove AM
oucc. and Capt. T. NJ. Prince OF kcm'
pcr County. The latter Installed tue
new officers of Cedar Grove Alliance
|, wa, a very orderly and wen con-
,luc,cd meeting aNj was greatly e"'
loved in .pite of The '''llr shower o'
rain that came w about dinner time
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11

Mr. CI'ir lIarkiLs and wife visited
their friends in rickcu> last week.
M'' David Backs family have gopc
to The Winston Springs. '"'
N'N'r'. Brook Mcleod and lI,rr,
Harlan are putting w a publ, min
a"d gin At Center Point. Saccc., ,n
the new firm. w
Mr. Klaus has gone north AMI Mr..
hIa'S ANA children have conc sou,L
to spend some time on the Coz, MI.
Minnie Klaus is in Huntsville,
We had the pleasure this week .,
meeting DIR, El ~poinicXlcr. lie w,s
Just from Arizona, where he has hccn
in the service Of the Government.
Mr., and Mrs Russell. of Kaufman
Texas, are visiting their relatives in
inc county, They left Noyubcc IN
1876" aNd are now well off and in GOOD
health. They have three children MI
married,
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Teachers Institute.
On Monday, August 9th. at Erooksvil,c,
| Will opona
NORMAL CLASS or INSTITUTE

NORMAL GLASS or INSTITUTE
for teachers and those who design teach
ing, to continue FOrR weeks. closing Fri
day. the 5l>t proYimo, the day preceding
the Annual september Examination for
WHITE teachers, which will take place
saturday, September l,t.
our daily exercises will comprise n COM
plctc and thorough review of the branches
included in FliS and SECOND grades,
together with the Theory and Practice of
Teaching.
TERMS OF BOARD. TUITION &c,
Board per week, including lights. - 10
Washing per week -
Tnilion per w0ck, for list grade studies | 10
Tuition per week for ID grade studies l u
The following books viii he used by
those attending l.obinson's Complete
Arithmetic, Robinson's Intellectual { Mem
tai Arithmetic, Reed ~ kelIogg's Higher
Lessons in English, 'winton's Complete
Geography 1.-TWO book SERIES SwintoD's,
Barnes or The Eclectic History of the L.
nited states. S%winton's. Word Book. Swim
toms Reader, 10Th and 9th. Stcele's II
Weeks ia Physiology and Philosophy.
Parties not supplied with these books can
obtain them upon arrival at Brooksvillc.
our especial work will be the prepara-
ton of those in attendance for the ap-
| roaciiing examination, and hence. all
who contemplate being examined will do
we'll to attend.
Although an attendance FART the term
will be beneficial. it will be very much bet
fer for those who come to begin the FIRST
DAY and continue the entire FOUR weeks,
since 10 reviews can be given Of subjects
oncc psssed over. as it will require at least
Twenty consecutive lessons to complete
any Ohe branch.
Separate classes will he organized AMI
tauyl, In the studies cmbracedin FIRST ana
Second Grades.
Board NAV be obtained with the under
4 signed when preferred, or with good rant
lies living conveniently near the Academy
whore the classes will be taught.
will devote my entiie time durinS the
continuation OF the term to its work, and
win he assisted during the last two weeks
hy Prof. J. q. ncuprcc OF CLINTON M'SI;
T.. A. FACE.
Macon. Miss,
julyll-A.
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improvements in Town,

About the most important work
for the public that is going on at pres
cnt is the work on the Fair Grounds.
Several teams and >crapers are cutting
down the hills and filling up the hol-
lows, and the visitors this fall will note
this as one of the improvements.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Phillips, Bank, Scales and Dinsmore
n Dent buildings. Mr.. JAS. IIolbrook
will probably be the first to complete
his contract TO finish the Scales store
house
Mr.. scales is also having some i'm
%provements made in the way of new
stables and out-houscs on his dwelling
lot.
The Improvement of j. +. Joncs's
residence will be completed in about
Ten days.
Tile corporate authorities have
treated the east side taxpayers and
citizens generally TO several street
lamps, as his Honor and..a majority Of
the Board live Oh that side, some
more light was needed. Heretofore
they have had to grope their way in
darkness, after meeting of the Board,
Lodges Sc, but now they and we can
see our way clear when we turn our
steps homowarl,
Mr.. +. &. Grossmm will have the
school room ccilGd before
school takes in next fall.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Dillard did not adj any
improvements to the hotel last month,
lie has not yet decided IN his plans
tor the fall work.
Freeman x B.o, are getting ready
to PIT in two Eagle gins in their mill.
-ilauCnStcin n Bro have about as
much as they can Ito putting on roots;
entering &c.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11

' We are requested by Thos. NJ. Fer.
guSon, :hc irrepressiblc Sewing Ma.
chine mau Of Sucarnochcc, to say 10
the public that there has bcca no
change in his coice though his dc'irer
t"g facilities have been increased and
with q large and well assorted stock Of
new Davis Machines. assisted as he +.
by Mr., NJ. L. Wells, OF Macon, ana Mr.
Edward Joymer, OF Ala, he is prcparcd
to ill all orders promptly, and res.
pcctiullv sulicitS Il continuance of
you patronage. Terms aud price, 10
suit the times.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11

Having removed from the %counnt"
10 my place at the depot in Macon, |
now offer my services TO my Alliance
brethren aud sisters and all Others, TO
weigh and mark cotton at the price a.
greed at by our County Alliance 1T
Mashulavillc last April at ten cents
per bale.
will faithfully discharge the duties
of that position, and will be on hand
at all time, my dwelling being near
the platform.
| have been n resident OF N0Xubcc
County Tor more than a huff century,
aud most of that time in public busi-
ness. not only well known TO the PEG.
pie of Noxubec, but those of the adj
Joining county. My reference shall,
be TO the entire community of my own
and adjoining counties.
he sure TO call on me to weigh your
cotton when you sell, Keen that i'll
mud. ID, e. DIsMuKEs.
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THE ALLIANCE
MILLINERY STORE.

Having made arrangements with the
Board OF Trade OF the County Ali.
ancc, we have opened in Amcs' block
II door.south ~oi..EXprcss office, a full
line Of MILLINERY,
consisting Of the latest styles of
LADIES' MISSES and CHILDREN'S
HATS, TRIMMINGS, &c,
and solicit the support of:.lhe members
and public generally. We haye en-
gagged the wcll-kuown MiIlincr,
MRS. J.. ELLISON,
TO assist in the trimming, and She will
be glad to see and serve her old
ricnds and customers.
MISSES SIMPSON.
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IL SALE.

The State of Mississippi,
NoNlbcc County.
Dew ~ Kirkscy,
No. 1926 ".
Robert lIihhlcr.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ di:cct-
ed to mt from the office of John 4. Tyson,
circuit CLERK If said County, viii ON
Monday. the 9Th day Of August, 1883,
at the Court-llou,c Of said County, within
legal houlS, sell by auction TO the higlct
BIDDER for cash. The following property,
which has ncen levied on by ms rs the pro-
perty Of said defendant and will he sold to
satisfy >aid.writ and an costs. to.|yit;
The unrXpircd lease Of that certain four
acres Of land lying ON { e north side Of Line
street, and bounded south by Line street,
and bounded ; acres on the west by l.. l.,
Anderson, the northeast by +. +. Nunu. in
the town of Shuqualak, all in Sec. 10, T. -,
Il Il, NONubcc County, Miss,
y. y. ROGERS,
July II, lSSS, sheriff,
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Nj. & 0. R. R. Schedule,
Dissolution Notice.
Mobile, Ala, Aug. /,

Mobile, Ala, Aug, /, 1855.
In accordance with the articles of
partnership between Winston Jones
and the late John A. pePras, the firm
Of Jones n DcPras is this day dis
solved by limitation. All the affairs
of said firm will remain in the hands
,t the undersigned for settlement.
WINSTON JONES.
Surviving Partner.
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Low Rates on M. G. 0.

On Sunday, the 10Th August, the
Mobi'c..& Ohio Railroad will sell round
trip tickets for the regular passenger
train to st. Louis and Chicago and re-
turn at the following rates and limit:
Macon to St. Louis and return $500
Macon to Chicago and return $500
Ticket, good to return until Sept.
7th on all regular passenger trains.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11

Mrs Leila Irion. wife Of Mr.. 5. NJ.
lrion and daughter Of Mr.. j.. p. Cole,
died Saturday night, Aug. 4. of heart
disease She left Il devoted husband
and three children, one an infant about
two weeks old, Her remains were in
TERED Sunday evening in the Odd
Fellows Cemetery.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11
NOTICE
Macon. Mis-.
julyIi+t.

1. hereby given that the Annual ES'h'-
u,t,ons pro,idcd for in Section u. Srhcol
law of issd, will be held As follows; 1.-THE
srho,l house of Macon. public school No. l.,
for WHITE applicants on the LIST saturday
and at the school house of Macon pnbllc
school No. ., for CoLonEp applicant ON VI"
ID saturday in september beginning
promptly at S.a. M. each day
Under the law all teachers whose ccr'i'i-
c,,cs expire in August. all who wish to ap'
nj, f,y n hishcr grade than they now holt.
.na MI who have not taught but VINO de-
,iyn doing 50 during the winter term be-
ming in November next, are required 10 De
examined in september.
f.. A. FACE.
Macon Miss. Supt. NoNubee 60.
hllNlOa 81.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11

Secretaries of all sub-allinnccs in the
county are requested TO forward TO me
at Macon, the name of their p~ostohicc,
also )hc date Of their organization and
number of members received since
Fcb'y /, 1883. g. {. GARNER,
Sec. NoX. Co, Farmers Al.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11
That Rarest of Combinations

True dclicacy of flavor with true eff.
ilracy Of action has been oblaincd in
the iamou, California liquid fruit rem.
edy, syrup of Figs. Its pleasant taste
and | cncilcial effects have rendered il
immensely popular. For sale in 80
cents aud Sl.02 bottles.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11

Miss Nancy Brooks returned TO her
home in Columbus, Wednesday morn
ing. Miss Nancy is II among the
many fair and accomplished daughters
Of Macon, of whom her friends may
Mcll fed proud.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11
Strayed or Stolen,

y dark brown COW, 3 years old,
iarkcl with crop aud 0vcrbit in
right ear and under bit in left ear ;
heavy with calf or with 4 very young
calf. Was last seen near Gracc's Saw
Mill. Any information that leads TO
her recovery win be properly reward
ed by me. II. \. Minor,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11

The undersigned have this day
formed a ropartncrship for the pur-
nose of conducting the Cotton Factor
occ aud Commission business, as sue.
rcssors to the lirm of Joucs Il Dei'ras.
under the name and style of Winston
.loucs a. Co., and ask a continuation of
the samc patronage and confidence as
that extended 10 the old firm.
WINSTON JoNES,
WIN. HENRY JONES.
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School Books, Notice.

will have at all times such books as are
used in the schools of the County and in
the Teachers Institutes. WIN sell ut Pub
fishers mailing prices,
W. +, FERRIS,
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There are many accidents and dis
eases which affect Stock and cause Sc
rinu. inconvenience aud loss to INC
r,rmcr in his work, which may be
"uirkly rcncdicd by the use OF Dr. d.
II Nrfcon's Volcanic Oil Linimcnt,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11
Old Ice House

Is still open and better prepared TO
fill orders than ever in quantities from
jcts tocar lots. viii sell lO0lb, sacks
at 80 cts.
G. HARDIN,
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A lull line of
tents Clothing and Furnishing
GOODS.

a cordia! invitation extended all TO
."' anu examine my stock, as it is Il
','os"rc to me to show goods and
give prices. and you will ALWAYS find
w clerks willing and ready 10 wait
W. YOU showing good, l., their great
P''asnrr. next to selling lhcH.
JACOB liOLBEhG.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11

Mrs {. NJ. Carriers sister and sister.
in.law, OF pontotoc, are visiting her
this week.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11

My lee house will be fully supplied with
Ice every day PARTIES aud rlCNICS
wishing large supplies will please send in
orders in time.
May 20. &. HARDIN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11
New Ice House.

am prepared to furnish Ice during
Tie smmmc Parties desiring large
quantities will please give their orders
a dav or two before they need it,
july W. L. PHELPS.
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NOTICE, CONTRACTORS,

Notice is hereby given that sealed propo-
sals Will be received until Monday, the 9th
day of August. 1888. for keeping Ferry at
OF near Giles Mill. County furnishing Flat.
Bond Will be required Of contractor.
The Board of Supervisors reserve the
right % reject any all bids,
ROBERT C.. PATTY,
Clerk.
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NOTICE.

Taken M by kecler Sllcrrod, about july
sun, Straylng on the Lowry place Is mile
northwest OF Macon, ten head of
HOGS.
FIVE were marked with split and underb,t
IN right and crop off left car, and five with
swallow fork in right and hole in left ear,
Valued at 81 per head.
lhe owner is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges and take them
away. or they will be dealt with IA the law
'ti,ectS. j. FASEi,.
tuly2l-'it. Coroner A. Ron"cr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-11

All persons desiring Fair Catalogue.
will please call on or address
j A. TYSON.
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L.. HARDIN.


~ Macon, aGliADE JERSEY IIEIFER.
also MILK COW with young calf.
II. q. K IVES.
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For Sale or Rent.

My house and lot in the town of Ma.
cor. Term reasonable.
J, 4, TYSON
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For Rent at Low Rates,

Apartments at the Calhoun lnsti-
TUE. For terms apply at Tic store of
Il, NJ, MARX.
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Prof. 0rmond Someryiue.

The Board of Trustees OF the Macon
lublic school, have elected Prof. Or.
mond somcrvilrc =, Assistant Princi.
pal of school No. /,
Prof. Somcryiilc graduated with
h"nor at the University ct Alabama.
nhdFaiicF his graduation .a, selected
as the most rompotcu: Of his class to
I'LL the chair of Assistant Professor of
English and Latin at that institution,
irving satisfaction. but under the ,ys.
TEN existing at the University. he
could hold hi, position for one wear
only, "llad this not been The case"
says DR.. benjamin +. Meek. Prof. OF
Latin, IL should have earnestly recon-
mrndcd his continuance" and DR.. W.
;, Wyman, Prof. of Latin, saws OF him,
"Mr. Somcrvil,c will not only teach
boys thoroughly, but he will govern
them well, he will not only govern
them well, bat lie will also command
their confidence and respect"
Pro Somcrvillc i, highly recon-.
mcndcd a a teacher and as a discipli.
marian By Mc,sr,. Eugene NJ. Muiphcy
and Edward c. Patty, wao have been
attending the Cnivcrsity.ot Alabama,
as students from this place,
Mrs, j. J.. Galloway is spending
some time with Mrs. J.. 7. Stokes and
attending the protractcd meeting con.
Quoted by Rev, Mr.. Lu,cr, at Soule's
Chapel.
Rev. s, u. Long has been assisting
Mr.. Luter in his meeting at Soulc cha
pei.
Mr., Matt Clay, ir., is back in Noxu-
bee for a SHIRT time. His father and
he are farming in Warren county, and
are much pleased with the prospect
Tor a good crop, Mr.. Matt presents a
tine appearance for n swampcr.
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TONHSTONEF md MONUMENTS,
L. J. ELLISON j. agent for the

Il. J. ELLISON is agent for the
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
of the Mammoth House of J. :. Clark Il Co..,
Louisville, Ky. Any II wishing tomb
stones or monuments, will save much en-
pcnsc Ivy giving me the order, As | am bet
ter prepared. not only to sell, but to erect
them properly and permanently. that being
u speciality in my line Of business.
May T.. Il }. ELLISON
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Salt! Salt =!

Il. Vi. Marx has Il car load Of the
best Lake Michigan Salt for sale.
Get Il sample at his store.
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The undersigned respectfully calls
the attention of the public, and cspcc-
Tally the ladies', to the new and COM
nlCtc stock of
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E'OR SALE,
1910 Acres OF Land,

1910 Acres OF Land.
lying nearly in a body. known az the
GATIIRlGItT LANDS.
ut Summrryiilc, NUXIlIcr County, r, r
terms apply to the undersigned at Macon,
Dr.. Jnc. Il. Prince will show the lands to
persons desiring to buy.
Would make a fine stock farm. An abun.
dance of pure spring water.
Terms. very favorable.
GEO. &, Dil.LAED.
May -. Agent.
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ON the same day and at the samc time
and place. | VII. sell one
BULL lEARLlNG,
black and white. marked with under LOT n
lr't ear, eighteen months old, valued at
SI''o' j, FASER,
Coroner 4 Ranger.
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Ml.Ll,N IIEIEEu

she mas white face, smooth crop off right
ear, ) years old, valued at $1,000
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GlNGH.AMS

great many other articles In fam.
" goods TOO numerous 10 men.
ton,