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LONDON. July She cabinet has de-
cided 70 appoint committee On allow
snces. through which parliament will be
asked 10 make q grant 20 Prince Albert
Victor and Princess Louise. The powers
of the committee Will De limited 70 the
settlement of the amounts 10 be asked
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LONDON, July 5.-The final heat of the
race for the diamond sculls was rowed to-
day, at SenIey. Nickells easily defeated
c. G. Psotts, the amateur champion Of
America Nickells won the sculls last
year.
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LONDON, July 5--Timber sheds and
other buildings extending a hundred yards
on the Russia dock and the Commercial
docks and seven bsrges lying along side
will reach $50 600.
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PARIS July 5.-The English Institute Of
Mechanical Engineers. holding q session
In this city. gave q banquet last night 70
the American enRineerx.
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Underwear at

Be this department.
3o MANY Chemise
ltic- At hich We
gisl yOu, hut our
Muslin Drawers,
dies Drawers. 3
Ladies' Drawers,
h , inch ruiie, at
trimming, at 40c
e. muslin, 81 .ach.
light Dresses. lace
Night Dresses, ?
iElt DRESSES. fine
aiies Night Dress
each.
s' Dressing Sacuues is
% Hose al STA dozen.
flouneing at &c and
r. case u Ladies' Jersey
white and blue bunting
NJ TED. white and blue
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LONDON, July 5.-The Massachusetts
rifiemen won another victory at the Nun
head range to-day, defeating the London
rifles with a score of .O6S to LOIS
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BUTTE, July Especial to the Indepen-
dent There was a much smaller stten-
dance at the races to-day than yesterday,
though the attendance was a fair one. The
first event WAS a running race, sixty yards
-Nettie won. Nena II second, Belfast
third. Time S35S.
The second race was the 2:35 class, best
three heats in five, with Melrose, Maud
Singleton and Young Rsnchero entered.
First hest-Young Ranchere won, Melrose
second, Maud Singleton distanced. Time
2:S6.
The next three heats were taken by Mel
rose in 2:S7, 2:36 and 2:42.
The next event was a running race, half
mile heats, two il three-Red Elm won in
two straight heats. Time Tor each 80 sec
onds, Roly Boly second, Jubilee third
The fourth event was q three-eighths of
q mile dssh-Indisn Tom won. Half Moon
second. Time 35ls.
The fifth and last event was q special
tr0t. mile heats; two In three The entries
were Tempest, Belmont, Peri and Silver
Bow. Silver Bow distanced both of his
competitors in the first heat winning the
race In 2;i2
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0SooooK. Va, July The north bound
express on the New York, Philadelphia &
Norfolk railroad was dItched near East
vile station last night
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NEW YORK, July 5--Frank Hoyt, pay
ing teller Of the First National bank Of Ho-
bokeD, was arrested this morning charged
with being defaulter to the extent Of slss-
OOO
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MIssoULA, July 5.-ISpeciAl to the In.
dependent THE second days races were
not 50 well attended ss yesterday, but the
races were Of higher standard. The free
for-sll trot was won by Keith's Rowdy, be
distancing both Live Oak and Black Hawk
IN the second heat The fve-mile dash
was won by Basil. his only competitor
being Nellie H., owned by the same man.
though there were i've other stariers-
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To Prevent the Spread of Disease.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Secretary 5. Rusk
to-day signed circular of instructions
which will be sent TO the managers and
agents of the railroad and transportation
companies interested. Ii calls attention TO
the act OF congress of May ~ looking to
the suppression of contagious diseases
among domestic animals, gives the bOun-
daries within which Texas fever is now
prevalent and notified the railroads that no
cattle are to be transported beyond the
limits OF said district, except in accordance
with the regulations specified, which pro
vide for separate feeding and watering
places for such cattle, and compliance with
the sanitary regulations in the states where
the cattle are unloaded, the cleaning out
and thorough disinfecting of cars used TO
transport such cattle at regular periods,
etc. Inspectors will be shortly named and
located at the proper points to see that the
provisions of the circular are strictly car
rlGd ont.
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deed! |!

in "a hundred what
udge Of Clothing
Doe Nobody can
radp Why, then,
p You that make it
1ng in a question of
ing Is less costly
take il steadily
the very big fact,
oined To reliability
and quality that
0ing ia trade. Our
You better We
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dred yards for a wager of $500 and prom
ises to be close and interesting one. A
forfeit of 500 side has been placed in the
hands of Frank White.
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HARRIS.
ONE-PRlCE CLOTHIER
St. Louis Block, Main St,
HARRIS.

HELENA, M. T.
y. B.-Out of town orders
will receive our best attention.
Goods sent on approval to any
part of the territory Price list
and rules for self-measurement
mailed free on application.
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At Cincinnati-Cincinnati. 10; Balti-
more, 9.
At Observation-Disclosures, 2; Louisville,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
YOUNG MURDERERS
A Thirteen year-old Boy Killed
by his Playmates.
ONE ASSllLASI NINE YEARS OLD
Deeoyed - n Retired sPot and Then shot,
stabbed and Thrown into the " ster-
host Remark able Es.mpie OF
FrecoeiOas DePrastty.

TEsRE HArrE. Ind, June IA hoy
named snyder, l3 years OF age, Was
cruelty murdered near Highland by
four boys whose ages ranged from to
ID years. These boys, two brothers
named Pearman and two named Doug
las. hal told Snyder that they would cut
OF hi, head, but ms father allayed tins
alarm by saying that the boys, who
had grudge against him, made th 4
threats merely 10 torment hlm. Yes
terday the four boys, after protesting
% hm that they really meant hlm no
harm. persuaded hun 10 80 with them
% the swimming place IN the creek.
Young snyder not returning by .
o'clock At night, has father went
20 these boys, all except one of
whom insisted that they did
not know where the youth was
The one volunteered 10 take the father
% the spot. where ne had last seen the
son. which WAS on the bank OF the
creek, where the body was found IN the
creek. The boy had been stabbed, one
wound penetrating the skull. 4 bullet
in the head told also OF another cause
OF death. All the boys have been az
rested.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

Tai Measure a1d b4tsor LocAl ni-i
fhs i4st nanlea blA al LSechAS
- S3c4 zS e Tc1eases l9s-
Luce's Signature. buE & I'll uot
- sug0 eject aAEi uUtty dave sttef
the close II the seselen. IL passed
Exactly zs introduced 4C1 tLeleEoFe
eL4Ro%srs - slgSEs -1Es ~ dellAfs
loe4. prohibition I-4le41 q eeieg4t-ng
tie pOser directly 10 Ele people.
Whslxssr one-hfth of the voters u :
county @gnsd pesltaOp Tor sPe1sAl
eleClol. the t9llts elsrk ale = lGet--
AK ~ Tie sap,I slsors an4 they IA turn
caD tas sgeclAl sleet.ou- II tne e-ee-
u0n results 10 favor 81 prohibition Lhe
super lsoFs are empowered, Dut not
compelled, % pass a resolution declaT
lag TIE lquCr trafhc suspended in tle
county, thus le4ylng tle sapery.sors
tree - 30 exactly a. they please IL the
matter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

l>,ulASAFotI- Ind. june I9.-TAe
fye days tournament OF the Western
shooting LesGuewas opened here today
bv preliminary contests. and tue regu-
lar matches fog prizes vii ie gwen TO-
morrow Abor- two hundred and htty
r1arksmsu part pate in today shoot
mg. The only awards today we're gold
badges for fifteen "Ceuters. The
prIles - be tested for aggregate
So 600
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

A. Rednond's Opera House last
evening "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
was played 10 a iair audience. The
same program viii be- gwen at the
matinee this afternoon and tins even
ing At the Saturday matinee "a
quarter eagle gold piece viii be gwen
a. a prize 10 tine child making the iarg-
est number of woydS from the letters
IN Marion Gaylord
The ponies aud dogs, at Powers, con
tnue 20 delight tnc children, and a
good many OF their parents.
a Noble Out SIS VIII come TO Red
moud's all ues. week with strong
company, new scenery, etc. seats 60
ON sale today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
BRICKMAKERS' STRIKE.
Chicago workmen Demand Fewer Hours
and the same Pay.

CHICAGO, June 1.-Two hundred
brickmakers employed in the brick
yards of Purington q Kimball and
Wall Bros, Blue Island, and sixty en-
ployed by Adam Wreckler's brick man
utacturlng establishment, Hammond
IL. struck today tor cignt hours work
without reduction in pay. The manu-
facturers express their determination
% hold out against the demands OF the
men and ill their places with new en-
ploves. Ii Is thought 500 or more adj
diuOnal brickmakcrs who are now
working ten hours VIII be drawn into
the movement.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
UMBRELLAS AND PARAS0lS.

4 new arrival on Saturday 70 take
the place OF large stock sold out, Ia
gold and silver heads. and the best
guaranteed sliks, = and 26-inch, $500
10 500.
BOO 20 and 2S-inch Gloria Umbrellas
USED for sun or raln-at 500 and
500, worth $50 and $500 each.
90 Extremely Handsome 2i-inch sun
Umbrellas, Congress Six, large fancy
CellulO.d handles, AT $50, cheap FOR
500 each.
The finest array OF fancy Parasols IN
the cityIs now on exhibition IN our I'm
brella and Parasoi department and ou
prices are surprisingly low.
100 dozen Ladies last black "OnyX"
Hosiery, at only - cents per pair.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
WOOL DRESS GOODS.

We have selected from our matches
Dress Goods department 30 dres.
lengths and shorter pieces OF all grades
which we have marked at prices wa
below the Original cost 10 us. Max,
your inspection OF these short lengths
and we ask you to waste 10 time, fol
every piece Will dad a ready pun
chaser.
3s pieces Mohair Dress Goods at ONLY
- cents.
A. pieces colored Cashmeres at - ane
- cents per yard.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
We STILL LEAD EN-
The Grand Rapids Club scores An
other Fins Yictory.
TIL EsEooS ARE FORCING AHEAD
rursi. Nests VIA a severe ACeiasat~
The GFseas iiles' NsA BATTERY ~tsrv~'-
.ilIe 2B'S Ezn B4~os-Aiteu fass4
flss DolIars Tor ~ShiG2ias."

GsEsSviILE. Mch., June l9.-the
game to8ay ~As an easy victory foT tHv
Grand Rapids club GTeenF1ie's new
battery dld good work Uat were no!
supported Puryls bad his thumb
badly srlt ia the third inning and rf-
tired. Greeny-lle did hard batting b'ss
are unsafe aud cennet fun bases wltil
Grand Rapids There were no speclai
features. Full score,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
HER MAJESTYS CORSET

Is the best, for five-fold reason which
our young ladies at the Corset counter
will explain 10 you. Suffice II to say IL
this narrow space, 1t Is the only Corset
made that VIII reduce the size and IN
crease the length OF the waist of fieshy
ladies without injurious tight lacing
We are sole agents for Graud Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
THE EDITORS.
They Sscet at Mu>kegon AMI Are W eI
c0med with Open Arms.

sN,-.s.,e r. tt- -,-ss,,astsS.
MU-EEcoN. Nch.. June le.-The West
Michigan Pres, Association met here to-
day FOX three days session. Nearly
one hundred have arrived 4 large
audience was present at . public rec,p-
ton ia the opera house this evening.
J.. g.. Mason presided. Addresses ol
welcome were made bv MVor Waalk,s.
= IT. Stevens and il Hovt. aud -
r.spoase by W ? Nlsbett. president OF
tae ASSOCIATION. Tire program also ID.
cluded singing by local talent. a pres.
song by Major Long. a roem hv
Edgar Jones. of tho Mus. g0u Csroaie'>
and other exercises. The welcome &.
Verv cordial
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
FOR VACATION WEAR.

Large lines of very handsome stripe
at 80, 33 and 80 cents per yard.
Our A.l-Wool Surahs still present az
unbr0ken front bv reason 0f large
invoice gust received. oar price has
been popular one-5o ccuts-and not
Duplicated n the city so far tins season.
Every shade and color the very best.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
SATlkES.

4 big reduction on many lines. Now
Is your golden opportunity to buy fine
satine cheap. 800 pieces IN stock and
magnificent patterns from winch 20
make your choice. Our reduced prices
are 9, l23, Il and % cents. Don't de
lay; our trade IS large and 800 pieces
won't last long.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

Of new move 80 smith this week
comprising SOME OF the most praise
worthy stars ami acceptable specialties
and acts possible % Obtain in one per
fOrmauCe Everything presented is
now. sparkling and bright Each
artist was received with marked favor
by an enthusiastic aud clce. 4 good
show wl.ch sure guaraut,- ot q.
1-rll business for the $50. b.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.

% pieces "Elsmere" Flsuacls. 81
inches WIDE. beautiful mixtures. 6u
cents per yard.
Our1C Cloths and English Flame
cites, j. and 20 cents per yard.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
SILK WARP HEhRlETTAS.

Our lines are of sterling value, and
at the bargain price OF 81 per yard W
know you can't match them. send iJI
samples
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
CHALLlES,

Like the Satines, suffer from the knife
Our prices now are ., :, 10, Il and ,,
cents, and you know they are very
cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers
3Jc, 40c, SOC. ana up as high as 81 each.
All-WOol Shirts and Drawers for
Mems Summer wear from 100 TO 500
each.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
TOW ELS.

10 dor Knotted Fringe Huck and
Dsmask Towels, handsome fancy Dor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

tirand Rapids-0 / / o o 0-ls 10 .
Earned runS-G reenvilie. I Grand Rapids,
Twv. base hits-oConnoT. Eagan-
Sacrifice hit-DiKou.
Hs,e on baIs-Ey hali. I; by Bohn. ?.
Stolen ba>es-N Anrv. Ross. U'tOnnor 2
Egan : NrAkin ?. smith 2. MeMahon ,. Bonn.
struck out ~ Eau. = B0ha a.
Buuaic play Vance. unassl>ted-
pitching assiSts-Hau. 5 koan. 3.
Passed bails-J0rdAu. /, Dixon. =
Miid pitchSs- Hall. /; BOhn. =
Inipirr H0Watd.
lime -
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
National League.

Chicago. j.; Philadelphia. IL.
indianapolis. :; Washington. ?.
New York. I; Cleveland. 10.
Boston. T.. PittsOurg. /.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20


held By railroads. Nth an amendment,
including certain lands in the Lower
Fenlu-ula, claimed hy railroads, but
really belonging a. the state.
Tie senate Joint resolution, direct
ng the board Cf Auditors 10 -eEtie
claims II certain uTms toF DANA ges
from the passage Oi the OieOmargar.lle
bdl VA passed by the House LAls
morning
The senate passed concurrent res
Oluuon requesting the Secretary OF
tnr Interior 10 cause survey Ot the
boundary lines between Michigan.
lpdIana and Oalo, and the Grand Rap
lds Charter Amendment b.l Tie
senate Libel oil was placed on the
order o. the thlrd reading.
The house cOuolrred' in the amend
meats Oh the Damon II gh Tax Liquor
bil. made by the conference committee
Of both houses by a vote OF - % -;
also senate b.ll authorizing the city OF
Hastings % borrow money.
The House judiciary Committee re-
ported upon a large number OF bulls,
leaving none before them.
The Governor sent 10 the House his
approval OF large number OF bulls, ln-
ciudmg the Saginaw and East Saginaw
amended charter bills, appropriation
bll Zoe the deaf and dumb asylum,
English >parrow bounty Bill and free
textbook bill.
- Efsr tnhn-
sOu, OF Mtchle, COmmI>S. .Oner 70 lay
out the Williams and Garfield state
road extension In Bay county, also
Anthony q. Marshal. circuit court
commissioner for OtsegO county, wee
Hilton, res gned.
The Chapman Graded Railroad Fare
bill, which passed tne Senate, provides
that the compensation for transport
I1g any passenger, and ms or her
ordinary baggage. not exceeding m
weight l50 pounds. shall not exceed
the following prices, vz. For dis
tanCe not exceeding hve miles, cents
per mile. for all other distances. for all
companies the gross earnings OF whose
passenger trains, as reported to the
commissioner OF railroads for the year
one thousand elght hundred and
egaty-eigut cQuaicd or exceeded the
SUM of 5000 for each mile OF road
operated by SAID company. = cents ger
hil.ri anu loF an com l'4ilies 1t'e carr
A'Ss OF Nuoee piss niger Uranus "tIe
over e-,VVo A-d less th'A So''3'
Pct MAJ" OF TO-" op'Iattu .,
sad company, - cents per mile,
- '"' '' 80. 40 - ',,-' -
a. ro.c opefated oy Sad com
iit tiltt cents i'et Ai.lt' t''"'
.l1t iH lui.ifr, "teHe'sl 1ile ,.'i.'.lt-7 -
90 any company Vo-''7 "Is'll'.'s ..' '''.5
-,,i-Slds -, ,,.. ...-..e - an. ycsr
sas.l increase 3" - Z" rQ""l OF SH- *
ceed the sum 90 s-.'9V o' F''V"1
IcT ul' o' i.." -.ey'
tj 't'd com i''i-'' .'" u
case ''iit Dol. t--'S ''' p
Upon t'.e "'-'A. 't''' on ga ',' ''''l'''s
lpArf "t it'tot'i>' .' t'''l't "' D"iS
receive rs COM ir'l't'i'N LOT '',e rams
'l'a'.,'. 'l ~,iy go '..s .-. p" ..
vr-ot i3o poHnds' = I.i't "l '"o gents
anA t-NAt. or tH' cents Po' ''-'' 's
,,...
ihe i'1>e '''.'l 'l''i'' '.l,'
'tlti ~ u''.i' ''l-e '-.1 '." 80
t.'in to'1 il'''.'A ~
-.f Ef -
'''-o r....... ,i....4 ...s
ttie. - ~
Ilt|, si' e.--,.
su.tr fo',i- l-s eNg'i. 2''o l.'.i. '.'e gu
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

Sporting Times. A well known ANA
teur player OF Chicago, who furnishes
some notes which are appended to our
regular Chicago letter, says the Grand
Rapids, Michigan, club released Welch,
a Chicago catcher, after one trial.
One gaine,' Is our correspondent truly
observes. Is not enough 70 Judge man
by; but then he mas no advance
money, and that IS why young
player should never 90 away with
ont something to show that he viii get
a good, square trial Young players
VIII do well - remember tins. 4
young man Is naturally nervous IN the
first game 10 strange town. Welch,
we know, Is remarkably fine catcher
and viii not long want an engagement
BOYS. insist on an advance before leav-
ing home; II lS business"
Kalamazoo Telegraph: "While Ian
sing Turns out 700 to see a ball game
and Jackson 1000, Kalamazoo on the
same day, and with perfect weather,
turns out los people. And yet the Ka-
100 team i playing greater ball than
any OF them"
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

Tie senate Joint resolution, direct
ng the board Cf Auditors 70 seEt.e
claims II certain uTms ioF DANA ses
from the passage Oi the OieOmargar.lle
ball waz passed by the House tAs
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
International.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Detr0it. r. Rochester. -
syracuse. Toledo. r.
Buffalo. q, London. IL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

TIE senate passed a concurrent res
oluton. requesting the Secretary OF
the Interior 10 cause survey Ot the
boundary lines between Michigan,
lndIana and Ohio, and the Grand Rap
lds Charter Amendment b.N The
senate Libel bii Was placed on the
order 0f the third reading.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

Jackson. ..1 0 % $40 o O--S
kalamaZoo...O 2 / . D - 3 8 y
Earned runs ackson. 3; Kalamazoo. /.
Two base bit-iiart.
Bat-ores-llart and J. Tray, Schmidt and
Walker.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

The House passed the Senate concur
Fsut resolution, relative g. pubic lands
il tne L DpeF Peninsula, irauduleutly
heid By railroads. Nth an amendment,
mclldlug certain lands in the Lower
Peninsula, claimed by railroads, but
really belonging ~ the state.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

The house couctrred' in the amend
meats On the Damon II gh Tax Liquor
bal made by the conference committee
II both houses by vote OF - 20 IS,
also senate bdl authorizing the city OF
Hastings 10 borrow money.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

tst-ss'Nt y 7st NtNtssNN- tEttlA
JACKSON, Mich, June l9.-kalamazoo
played a perfect fielding game, and
ran bases well, while the Jacksons did
ragged fielding and poor base-running.
Ram fell during the game. More
Ginning than ever seen here before,
and Allen Was fined So Score:
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
LANSING Blu DCET
The Grand Rapids Charter Amend
ments Passed
EglIDCLEsI RAlLa0lD HOLDnGS
G~seaeS "a asEry-H4as ntssr Bill
a1sAsa FAxs-sA-aa aay More pa q
p-FEsslsasss ~ tAe sEs.s
K.x. Eal1-Frsss ll1st L1s.

As TIE end u June approaches both
houses are m4nlfest.ng sisns Of unusual
I'D aussfy A larze amount u business
Has rushed through today, although
most of Il was Of mln0r consequence.
A great many bills Sere pat u s.eep ~
the comm Etees. and much alDalleg
number we're passed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

The House judiciary Committee re-
p0-ted upon a large number OF bulls,
leaving none before them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

The Governor sent 10 the House his
approval OF large number OF bdls, IN
ciudng the Saginaw and East Saglna
amended charter bills, appropriation
bM foe the deaf and dumb asylum,
English sparrow bounty Bill and free
textbook bill.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

Greenvne o ooI ! o 0 o. 4
oranA Kaplas-0 ; : ! . 0-I3 10
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-02-09
Key West Cigars 10 cents at
G. l.. HEINRICH.

Macon camo near haying another
mysterious fire. About seven o'clock
last Sunday night, some one attempt
ed.to kindlc o fire in q hole in the wall
of vacant room over Joncs's drug
store. The tlrc was discovered by Jno
Fortson n barber, who ran down on
the street and notified Policeman Ba-
ker anil they soon exiiuguishcd the
flames.
We should learn n lesson from this
incident and profit by it. The police
man, who is employed chiefly 10 guard
against fires, should have some ready
means Of cxtinguishing them. Hand
grcnades wonld, probably, serve the
purpose better than anything else, ms
he could eaaily manage them himself
In this instance he had to to tina
restaurant ia the square below before
he could find water 10 put out the fire
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-02-09
10 The PUBLIC

nave recently purchased the stock
Of merchandise formerly owned by
the late H. d. Nolen, Having bought
The same al a large discount, | am pr c
pared to sell at unprecedentedly low
prices. For the next 80 days | will Of
Ter my eniirO winter stock at COST
or less than cost for Spot Cash. | all
anxious to make room tor a New
Spring Stock, SO take advantage OF
this opportunity.
VIII continue the cotton buying
business, and on notification from par.
Ties IN The country Of cotton in lots OF
20 bales and upwards, will 90 out and
make offers on the same.
Respectfully, :
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-02-09
SECOND WEEK
Marshal's Sale.

Under and BY virtue Of an Act ofthe leg,
islature of the State of Mississippi, ! VIII
ON the list Monday of March, 1889, to-wit'
MARCH 4th. 1881, within legal hours, oX-
pose to sale nj public auction, to The MIN
est bidder, for cash, at the door OF the
Court IInuse. in the town Of Macon, the fol-
lowing described land. lying and being N
snid town of Macon, Tor taxes due thereof
for The fiscal year 1883, sale 10 continue from
day to DAY, within the hours OF sherih 5
sale, until completed:
Andrew Atkinson, res and lot %
Robt Alexander, res and lot { ~
do Mill and res fb " W
Elisha Bryson, res and lot 10 % . W
Augustus Cotton. res and lot b IS w
ID q Dismukes. res and lot fb5 y ~
Annie Foote. res and lot fb % ~
Geo Fitzgerald res and lot fb % 80
John Lovett, blk . ,,o ~
I Phillips north hlf and p. q; 20 -
do IOx13O II in ne corb4 u y,
do north third fb5 ~ W
w MI frsc nix % II
do vacant lot irac blk ~ "
NJ. , pho ,,s rcs and lot frac blk 80 q
j. S. SCOTT.
Marshal and rx-Collcctor.