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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09

Having purchased tho entire interest and good
will OF Mr. Watkins IN the late firm Will cOn-
tinue the WHOLESALE NOilON AND DRY
GOODS BUSINESS at the old stand. 10 IL SCUM
Fourteenth street. in his city. under the firm
name Of GEORGE ID. THA&ION g co.
August {, 1884 GEORGE ID. 1HAXTON.
Being now in tho employment OF GEORGE d.
THAXTON & Co, | shall be pleased 10 serve N y
friends a. the old stand.
A. JUDSON WATKINS.
August o 1889. al ",
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I'LL. TIE LOVE erAn ARrsEs.

You can see these actors seated on the
rustic benches under the big oaks. linger-
ing often until the love star arises or the
moon peeps over the mountain. There u
hardly vacant bench in the PARK no"
where the play is not already IN progress.
A chevalier Is more successful in the moon
light than on the drive. for then she Is
s6ftened bv the moonlight and the quiet
beauty Of the lovely night fills her soul
and relaxes her resolution. and he per
suadc- her 10 pity him IN his lonely, desc
late life. and. woman-like, she does pity
him. and after awhile she finds that she
loves him. Then she thinks that she
might as well get married rs not, II for no
other reason than 10 get rid Of him; and
thus a smOOth-tOngued man, with a low,
persuasive voice. has induced girl who had
often emphatically vowed that she had no
such intention TO break her maiden
resolution and marry him. One can scarce
" make the rounds Of the grand balcony
without meeting some old friend or ac-
qulintance who has just arrived, and many
of them are registered from Richmond. IL
is said that n Richmond man Will mortgage
his boots to get TO the White-many Of
them ." get there" all the same-and he is
s,ldom "leftn after he arrives, for he is in
the lead as a social force here. One recog-
nizes here pleasing absence OF the
self-assuming style or that arrogance OF
newly-acquired wealth, but is greeted with
an atmosphere Of refinement. culture, and
gentility born of the chivalrous sentiment
of the past. and the visitor finds 1t de-
lightful 10 sit under the shadows OF these
primeval oaks, where we may discuss phi
iosophy with our genial friend a. l..
Boulware. enjoy the ready wit Of Major r..
II. Venable, Of Baltimore. and listen 70
Confederate war "reminiscences and memo
rable instances of the distinguished Nom
bors Of the South Carolina bar Of the last
generation felcltously related by Judge
and COnfederate-GeneralM MCGOWAN.
Mr.. Thurman was given grand ovation
by the guests Of the place on arrival last
evening and rendered tho hospitalitles of
the place Tor the season by the manage
ment
He said this morning before his depart
IRE for the Hot Springs, that he well re-
membered passing the White Sulphur with
his father on their way from Virginia TO
Ohio seventy years ago when he was boy
of six years old, and stopping for the night
opposite the spring, when he climbed
over a rail fence to get drink of that sui
phur water"
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PROPOSALS.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, RICHMON ID,
~ VA, AUGUsT7 Z, 1883. -SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received until II A. 81. August IS, 1879,
for supplying WlNDOW-AWNlNGS for this
buildin-. Particulars upon application TO
au g-F&Su2t j. w FISHER. Custodian.
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Prairie Breezes.

crops in the neighborhood of Fair
ned excellent, DIR. j. PEBBLES has on,
oi.the best. From the Garden to Coal
nre, in Pickens, tho fields arc aglow
with promise of abundant crops.
River up to double ferriage, the
steamer Anderson will be up Friday.
.Two'of Carrolton's charming daugh.
crs, Misses Matte Cook and Ollie
stansel, accompanied by MI. M. F.
Cook visited our village recently.
a spirit of progress and improve.
mcnt possesses our community steam
mills, gin houses, cabins aud fences
Macon should look to her laurcls
and connect with tho river by means
OF a dummy line. If not that, let's
nave a system of roads that can be
travelled. Nature has provided tho
ock and the prairie roads could be
put IN condition TO transport TWEEN.
" bales OF cotton at a load. The roads
Oh North Ala. Ga, Tom. and: Ken.
give evidence Of the worth Of
good roads to n county aud State.
MyRTiR
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~SHUQUALAK
FEMALE COLEEGE
WILL OPEN Irs
Tenth Session September 10. 1883

y liberal patronage from vovuhsc o,,
surrounding country is solicited. based q,
the following facts = -
~. The course OF instruction is L.ao,
hld %faricts. embracing all branch. nt,"t
!! taught IN the best female colIe~os ''
I'd. The Faculty is composed Of tbo vor,
Dest talent IN or out of the State. jt,,,,''
''on III every department rHoRouGf.
3D. me Music Department i, rrosidod
oNVf ny MISS snow, teacher OF in>t:un,nm,. +
huS'c' Il lorinGr student at the j}o.ton ,n'
io,N ''Jry, ana of several wears e,nrrirrn,
III 'eachlng aud Miss Annie Martin ofy"y.
a. VINO mas been specially trajlri nv ,,ro.
VI we auiest Professors of Vocsliyyf, uN
aha VINO ranks among the 'swcrt sinrnr."
in the South, "'''' singers
4th. The Art Studio viii still he in ,no
nNlos OF Miss TaIley, whose fine renutntnn
as an artist is fully established r"'''i
pth. me moral and social srrroupdinys
vi ~nhu!ualak are universally acknowicbgGJ
10 ne OF the ye:y highest order. N71"
oth' ne Health Rec I'd of the Colloco l.
'ntNceIleu any where in or out Of the Sf,,n
Itn' ne uniform system of tle srhonI l.
tic admiration of every one for its br,,,tr
'nu rt ~cneaPness. The charges are So rn,,
to be less, oesiie 'heh
D. ncu,'ccd rates of travel over the NJ go
10 all students who will in lin
Irrn, 70 ire college authorities for thom
app! ior further particulars,
L. NJ. STONE, pre. R.,d NSNN
President. u''o'S'
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o6rsLAck.DRAUGHI tea cures Constipation

EDITOR BEACON -" Fox Tram /,
MS communication of last week. re-
peats with evident satisfaction IN,
somewhat familiar phrase, "it make,
Il great deal Of difference as TO whose
OK is gored," bat leaves the applica.
ton to be made by your readers. Let
us apply il to the Office of Treasurer,
Suppose that twcnty.six delegates
TO tho late convention had seen propcr
TO have released themselves from in.
structions, and ignoring the popular
vote cast for Mr.. FAINT in the primary,
mad declared one of his worthy com.
p%.etitors the nominee of the convcp.
ton for that Office.
Now, will "Fox Trap say whether
nc would have endorsed this action as
me exercise OF discretionary power.n
anu counsclcd acquicsccnce therein for
the sake of party harmony and unity,
or would he have said ait makes a
great deal of difference as to whose OK |
is gored." INQUIRER.
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1916 1889

We have before Il, f,,o
s,'y nay' of Macon, for which we a..
."H'O'el to The farcthougl., nnJ w. ga. ar'
unless ct MIR. j, Fascr. One !. mr. ~.
."I"' me'"td, of July I'M, 1871 .%
"e,' by VIM, d. WaddiIL nnG ''' Gu
a'r. ,@e independent of Nav 80. ISM
edited by A. II II. II. Marscbalt i Tt
nrsr named is fifteen by twcn,r-tw no
'n',.'S' The advertising page L,O
ocrn lost and consequently il ""s
10 ld'" Of The busincs, done in ,r 70
10" At That period OF its history wv
"n" attention drawn to the advertise.
'"en' OF Mr. Willis Hunter, who ,yas
u'''Sins means to clean out the nh.
To"' to the navigation of tho
river. There was o,so . n
,"oW The incorporation of tbc
and an appeal from the od;,ns
nav better water supply, and mis-
"' very appropriately be renuh
'iShc" az this time. C,nlid,,,e
stature were harauguing the
'o''r''gns for their votes. and ho,h
Dr. anti,boud was the order of tho da,.
"o i""e"c""e'" was twrnty- eight
Quinn paper, II was published will
liz .srn a, ....l a.
nj ,ra WIN Mexico was progressing.
"' ''e editor says "there has bccn
. ''"cl' war excitement, SO many pa. :
speeches Nc, that work is on. =
're'y out of the question. -.
'o'"i'"''cS' n cavalry and one .
''"h'ry' were organized in N6yuboo
~ tue ~I""cDcn"eat publishes the lis, v
the officers; n
NONtREE DIIt
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CHOICE Leaf Lard at lOois,
CCanyassed Hams at l2! cts.
nFanuIated Sugar al 10 cts,
n. SCALES A. (n

'hLf, MISS July %, 'S9.
,be " iast EPlroh;-l notice an article in
VITA nhAooN over The signature of
n,onnor"l s 'hcFG are some good
d;sorn,nta some OF them voted to
saIr. 1n''H. nc party by freeing them
o ,t,o i,"m INC instructions. Voted in
rnI p,n"'a',cS Who believe that Dor.
II, '7 ",n'nich III The sam manner
{ and Nv |"ncr was two years ago"
," "lhh' up by saving Murray
wa" not "ohi'Ia'cd by the Democratic
n,,,} 'nv county hut was declared
,r Unn'c" DY 'hc "klmp" and is NOT
Nou "''n'"Gc OF Ihc party for sheriff.
IN" ~ 'h'nk u Is Uut OF order,
n"u,. II norf0h could have secured
"a uon, nh;hef Vld Cavett's vote
"'ln'nh'e hih'' Il would wear the
lawn ,,H,ic u iouF years ago, and say
JInMn WIN your protest" and would
no o as w. "aiRef men do now, that
no,non oh'y reaped seed sown tour
at,',1s 'so' l appeal to the good sense
W .ic peopls ana party. sc Murray
No, '' ,,,o majority OF the votc--is he
We nominee OF the Democratic
P"fM
o,a,' n"o ~ nave inc opinion OF
mon,i in'n us u "brooEsVillc' friend
; no, IN issue OF Beacon OF 2Oth
,WIs'n anu aiso me opinions of Jas. S,
RP1nii,'son' 1onn r. Madison and John
man m 'u anu nope these gentle +,
xnnr vArlcSs themselves through |
,hoir .u'"n''s ana give tho public
n,on,i y s"ci men as above '
nn;s Nh! ueo' IT, DlHard, Clark J
No, nronn ~ Nonh say that he is J
nor 'nc hoinlncc OF the Dem \
o i"',,, 'ncn | VIII give over. y
,crlv I III" 'na. as ~. murray is pro. |,
pea.! inc nominee OF the Democratic :,
,"il, t"", "n' t'ac ueinocrais are com. u
,oto G uno interest OF me party, to "
r";,o %' nun W''ch ,hc TING comes, .
sir wv SiHni, divided we fall.
~ uo Y'ucr"isc, would nc Il farce
I'm '"."'I G"!l eu!'ors sc'-offain his
.' '>G'; ,h'hh' IN our time he will
= a. ''eh ~ nc represents some that -,
,ion p','" ~ IIc y: =: U as he al 81
,It a ." C"hnol, III justice TO my
80 "a" I"..,, c'i'.'lzc Tue action of
AVA r U''lon, II was pest 10 let
ond .,vn lJ,rs ago' II is best 10 let va
re and will of tLn non,Io I WI Ca
'do . hrttnr and uup'o say pro- w
~ = "a "',,en anu more satisfactory IA
-, " uo'''n",Ins our.candidates. fro
I"'" Suss'o' TWO primaries. ou,
H. 'I'o.o'i.o 70 article rom BROOKS So,
~, ! ni, .. " 9'i'efcht opinion. lie "
VIZ "V idIce 10 lcl Inc matter
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-08-03

q Crop prospects are apy,hina l.,
up',rF'ng' The low lands on SIM
won *hi Yellow Greeks cannot pro
""'" more than a half crop.
rev Henry begins Il series of meet.
lnss at the Yellow Creek C.P Cbnrc,
> next Sabbath. 0''''
MISS Annie May is teaching at Sor.
Jus over in Winston, and Miss Sonnio
r""ersoh Is assisting Miss IIeinret,,
hughes in the school at Uasbuouo
new j. 7, Graham has resigned his
place. al 'hlS
"''ses Daisy Peters and Griscld.
vets, two claiming yonpo lnJio"
mon' Webster, are fayorins our town
WIN 'he'r presence, being the gues,s
Nets. an" COL
y. Misses Emma Bell and Bcattie Walk.
l,Ja' '"'rviev STORYTELLING young
''V'' are visiting relatives in town
,nls week. We regre, to learn lh.,
WISE walker has been quite in with
"''n'p' since her arrival in this CITY
un n''S Mimic Jarnagin istllo CUES, Of
Mrs W, t. Coleman.
Mrs. j. l.. Clemens of Macon is
pending the week with Mrs +. y An:
Mrs Graham and children are yi,i.
mug friends in Kcmper.
Mrs Com. IIigginbotham was co.
'ereIy shocked by a stroke Of liyht.
ing last week.
"''cs ware colorcd,,is preparing,to !,
upa steam gin near War;, .shou :
ms y the eighth that can be heard
by the citizens of,ohy bnarah :.
Who next? 49F'"'S"'
"e''Fs Ben Ford and Hiram Lins. G
'"o are erecting new. resiicpces.- Of
"iofds US pleasure TO note thoso p,'
'iNchoeS OF prosperity, -,
'"'rf IS some dissatisfaction in Ma. B
.u'a''Ic over The action of the con.
'h''on' The anti Dorroh men oro
.ppy but the friends Of Mr. Dorroh
81 S''"e,l'n& like "honcst Ahen D,
"So'n When he FtumpcI his toe
&c was too big to cry bu; he ,oula
! See anything to laugh at NI
pEpE
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Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy.

Shiloh's Cartarrh Remedy, a mar
Vicious cure for Catarrh, Dipiheria,
Tanker Mouth, and Head Ache
With each bottle there is an ingenious
fasal Injector for the more successful
treatment of these complaints with.
out extra charge, Price SO cents.
Sold by
j. Z. Jones, Macon,
Q. i. Hamilton, Shuqualak.
l.. q. Lucas, Brooksvillc.
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DIST, J.. } W Carr, r Brewer, ] @
IoIhdeXtcr, q N Robertson.
Dust 3 l. Oliver, TT Scott, W W
Robbins, j II Murray.
DIST. 3. j l. Griggs. Thos Geek rcyI
ST., D. A. DinSmorc, L, b. McDavjd.
DIST. 4. j. Z, Linllcv, j. j. Hunter,
W. IT, Evans, T II Pickett.
DIST D j. W, Dcuprec, J NJ. Win.
fleld, D. I. Cook, j.. f NJ. Aiken,
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Notice to Building Contran nrs.

Sealed Bids arc invited for makipy bricl
auu'.'onS to Public School Builuing mum
Der /. in town of Macon, as per plan and
spec'hca''sns which c II be seen at my Of
nee at store, Bids to be opened on Mon.
10y august 18th inst. The work to be
completed on or before Septem 18th
neAt. Bond and security TO be given by
successful bidder for prompt and faithful
performance of the work.
nn,cH Tor the work are already ON the
,nhiouna ana VIII be furnished al 81 per
Thousand to Contractor,
j. l.. GRIGGS,
For Chm Committee.
End, 1889. "'uerinan' aug
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-08-03
Notice,

Ladies who intend ordering fall
suits from Mrs. +. W. T'arrant OF
Louisville, Ky, can have Innings cut
and fitted by her free of charge, during
the next two weeks, at the residence
OF w. G. Sollcck. ESQ.
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MeElree's Wine of CarduJ

and THe0FoRD's BLAcK,DRAUeHT or,
lqr sale by the following merchants n
Macon by J. +. Jones.
SMnstd'aviIIc, BY a. W. Huckaby.
Shuqnalak by c. Z. Dorrob,
Mnshulaville by Rosser y Lipscoml
S%hnqnalak by 0 F Hamilton.
brooksvillc by & A Nnckols a. IN
You ask what is the quickest, best
snm safest Chill Tonic, the answer
VII invariably be. MY friend rsn
,nea'hams it is pleasant, too, and
guaranteed. Snll by """
j. f. Jones.
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II you want TO cur your blood of
rheumatism, Syphilis and all blood
poison, use DR.. kcplcr's 1 Scason Sar.
saparllla. Price 80 cents II bottle.
Sold by 7. S. MUEpUEy,
j. L. JONES,
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FARMERS AL lance.

The Trade Board of the. Noyubce
county Alliance will meet in Macon
on The lst Monday in August, for The
purpose OF re organizing. All sub.al.
i!ai?es' ina have not already done so.
Wbl elect a member to serve on said
ooaro' F.G, NICHOLSON,
Chairman.
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CITATION NOTICE.

me state Of Mississippi.
NoNubec County.
Annie Ford,
No, l47I vs.. In cha
James Ford. !'
10 James Ford
fore the v'niilland you to be and appear be-
Coo"urr. ~ Il term thereof, to be holden ~, ~
county. on the ''coh' III SAID
sh Monday Of October, A. D., 1889,
to thc "Tu there to plead, answer or demnr
Wi, n'l Tor Divorce in said cause.
Co,,r taess my signature and the seal of said
1889. '"'p nm Gay OF June a. D.,
'iuIc29-it InHhi u FATTY,
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Notice.

The examination of Rew students for
positions IN the A. d NJ. aud /. I.& G..
College, set for last Saturday, July
eth has:bccn postponed mntil.Friday,
Aug. .. 1889. S. NJ. THOMAS.
~aug3-lt.-. Co. Supt.iFd.
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wv Be PRUDENTs
DAVID E. FouT2. Proprietor.
BALTIMORE D

When the proprietos e. n blo,a ,e,,.,. 80
that iodde Of pota,b /, , ro;eO. ~, ven S0
their opponents use n, thsi, ,..o,,;onn p, o'ius
ao,oi,a =. -. !" 'sse'uons are made Il
tr,a hInod - Po,a'n Is as essentiaIio
Lo1nt i'eSsehtal'o good
| OUTnVruDrne ",t"' NO remedy has proven
NS'h 50 SAFE sure and QUICK
svpb,litic ecrof,,,r. a.t'"n" " Mefclhai,
| ejgp 10 health ,h,. no,. ;a.1 NV poison Tor
All clso f,irs ~ y y ZONE ana blood when
ALL, G, e. imi oenat 20 blood lain Co.,
hl,ei with corvi,,ina 80" n1cM u wonders,
seemingly incurable eases WIN CoNES OF
traeted malaria in the swamps of Loui,ian, uhila
working tor the telegraph company. and used every
kind Of medicine ! could hear Of without relief. Ia,
last succeeded in treaL;n ,hc d,yc,
POISON brt /, c,s, n. o,o. s,o1o ~ !" y
a s,s.ou AK '"ch
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-08-03

Isi S"Ntn up by Willis Digs about ApriI II;
or siIallng on his land. one mile as.,
u %acon. one dark brown cas-
fEARLING BULL.
two .ear marks are not describable. abop,
~ Years Old, Valued at 50. '''"'
pra,'o oNner Is requested TO come r1t Warl
w.. W. property, pay charges and To Il,
rect y OF II Will be dealt with as The law AZ
jnlyG-3t. j, FASER'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-08-03

T ihch follows a long list OF subscril,
'r' in money and equipments for III,
use OF the companies. OF all thc.,
l25 in number, only six are now ,,;,,,
Judge u. ", Footc, J.. Fascr, ], !
9'ocNaFd, D. d. Bcauchamp, J. !
nanlzIcr and Jesse Blythe. l.. "
walker, Sr" who gave the Cavalry
20. a barbacnc on their departure. is
also living in Tenn,
The advertising columns iudico,o
'hefc was a large business done in Ma.
Con at that time, Moore g. Aycry
Jones a Smit,I and IL. Backus g. 70
seem to have been the largcs, mcr.
chants, There was considerable
steamboat advertising. Bash Bros g.
Co., OF Prairie Point. and J. Stockord
hreokN'Ilie, had good advertisements
" ~ Nltiburn, was sheriff. VIM. f
Grant was Circuit Clerk and Tbomn.
'"h ). Tyson, father of our present Of.
{. G., was Circuit Clerk off
Acnlper County, and still claims to be
Young man.
li'e Interesting relics are in the pos.
esslon of Mr.. Fascr. Judge Footc
reserved the flies o: the first paper
yer Published in Macon-Thc Macon
"et'geAce'', published first by John.
oh ~ Horn aud afterwards by Judge
and DIR. V. NJ. Murphey, but |
hey were destroyed by fire in 1879. ,
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Lost.

At tho Fair Ground during the
Drill on Wednesday the "a ult., one
twisted silver handle parasol. The
return of same TO the undersigned will
be appreciated and rewarded.
w. G.. SELLECK.
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RANGElt's SALE.

VII on SATURDAY, AUG, Ioru 1850
sen insffont Of the Court House io, IN ~
I IT own Of Macon, .onc yellow and vli u q
luihh,' thIGe years old, taken 40 by II ~
y, Matci'' . miles east Of Macon. lid yainrj
n'IG t6 at ilg same time time. md place
r U'r ~, .thp iInifhE, with Whi.e fee, no
WAN, m,ntM, rJI,'ie ABOUT two years Old, some
g WIFI p,, ,G.'y' valued at Ss, tlteHup by Rich
.iuly2O-3t cororcr T. 'i2nI',
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~, q Lyr. 1allor'> Sare Chill On
Tue b'>t on earth far al malarial d
eases, Guaranteed to cure. Try il
. ana 20 cents. Sold by 7. 5. Muir.
phoy and J. +. Jones.
Don't suffer from weakness aud do.
y''''y' Don't let gloom and dcspou.
,''hry lake possession Of the human
lear'. Get health, get strength GO,
,"c power OF ihdurance from using b.
d. u. [ Botanic Blood Balml
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JaCkson's Ferry.

am now prepared to ferry all persons
across the Bigbee river At the Jackson fer.
l,y,,. NEW Bears. Banks In good condi.
rms is the nearest way from Pickeusyille
to Mdmphis aud Macon.
May t.. 1889. C. NANCE
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-08-03
An AcrOstic.

Get your carriage, cart or wagon
Rightly made, without the,brag,op
Either of these, if you should buy,
Get of billiard, or at least you try.
On his work you may depend,
Ranking with the best of men.
You may be sure to get the best;
Many are tried and stand the test.
Observe this notice and make a call
Received orders from one and all.
Repairing done in iron or wood,
In painting too,--it shall be good.
send your carriage orJcrscy hack
Down to billiard, for Top or Back.
In every way 1t shall be complete =
Light or heavy, strong and neat.
Let your horses here be shod
And faster travel DER each rod.
Running on time, for month or day.
Don't forget. he cxpcc,stae pay.
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AHERIFF'S SALE,
ne State Of Mississippi, !
Noxabee County.

me State OF Mississippi
Noxubee County.
James Nance.
No $50 VS.
Allen b. Harrison,
zoo o,, virtue of the above stated writ. ii.
,oe'ed 10 me from the office OF john A, nv.
"'u. circuit Clerk of said county, / win on
monday the 5th day Of August. 1883,
a. aie oonrt-House of said County. within
fga hours, sell by auction 70 he Il ,l,hp,n,
Dit,agf tor cash. the following pionertv
of nu ,aia l hn,d 'eEied on by me as fae properly
rr s siI "oiit1uhll, ana will be sold to sati..
Hos IL less 10 acres Oft the north end
iSeilon one, and lots .. 3, 4, SO, r. 10. m
tow ~, iS, 10 o. 70 ana "A, section two. ali in
State. ~ ~, r"IIt! anu
Juue 6, 50. IT,
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COAL! COALll


ply. ~ up
WIFI order for parties desiring a cheaper
sue o. coal IN car lots, at lowest market
price. ,.
jtly2Ir2m, ALLEN .
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Don't trust to luck" but rub on n
litle OF Hunts Cure for Itch. rcitcr,
hlngworm or Eczema. Sold BY
j. +. Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-08-03

MIR. EDITOR - Why is that the pro.
ccedings of Convention of 10Th July
rs published in your last issue do not
contain
ls'. Names OF the delegates com.
posing said convention?
2nd. Detailed Report of Coumi,,rc
appointed to take late rcsul, of pri-
mary voter
Srd' Ruling Of the chair 10 permi,
Two delegates TO cast three. fourths of
the Fairvicw vote and the recorded
vote oisthc..convention refusing to sus.
tain said deciscion?
Observer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-08-03

Ph@tons, Surveys, Hacks ond Bug
gics for sale at extremely low prices.
july 2O-2t. N. SCALES & Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-08-03

Iuuot publish all The communal
|re receive. We would be glad
kicuds would make thcir ard
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Notice,

NOLlce.
Notice Is hereby given, that the
county School Board will nee Mon.
day, August 9th 1889.
1t is earnestly requested that all
members be present on that day. Al.
So all persons wishing to change The
,ora'lon OF any school, will please Mt.
'euo 'o..samc at said meeting.
.,. ). NJ. Thomas.
""s"-it. Co. SuDt, Ed.
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Friend, OF Mr.. ID W McGraw
dad to learn that he has re
la NoNubcc. I;c is nav living
&c.
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For Rent,

My residence in the town of Macon,
for Que year, beginning Sept. LIST, 1889.
j.. A, TYSON.
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For Rent or Sale.

a residence in Town of Macon worry
convenient to business part of town
Apply 10 RIyEs & R,vrs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-08-03

L. w.n have - High School for
N Young men \ cOmmodions build
q, nr,rr,, Of erection.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-08-03

1, Short was in town this week
|,n his business. lie has moved
| to RrooksviIle, and in uniting the
l. =. T. Short n sou have Il house
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IF D . aAcK Arura

or you ere .all worn ont, rGatly 500, for nothing
u Is general Gebiii.y. Try
"a, HE0WS'S IRON BITTERS.
by all dealers IN medicine.
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Attention Hay Max rs.

we sell the best Mower and Rakes
ia the town New buckeye" Call for
w PRICES ~ 50 81 e. ra,
julg2Q-lm..E a. IN .iSc,,pS &. ~ l
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NeurnEnfc Persnna

ana those troubled with Nervousness r~esu,.,p,
NUN care CT overworl viii be relieved by taEinss
Bi'0t"h's Iron Bitters. corr,,o
NaA trade mark nnh crns.nl rnI linz NJ .r......l