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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-17

We publish this week the full enumer-
alton Of school children In Dubois COM
~. s returned BY the several Trustees
II will b. observed that Notwithstanding
the large falling of In number from last
wear. there IL total increase in the
county Of So.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-17

Grandma burton some better.
Chss. Mccsireii u our u. N
Shefnisn Hall has recovered from HE
western fever. and returned home last
saturday. looking well.
Married, on last Sunday. Mr.. VIM h.
Wininger TO Miss Mary Bell Chssseen.
Rev. Aaron Moore oiliciated a. this long
looked for union. May their lives BE-
crowned with peace. wealth and solid
comfort.
Married. last SUNDAY. Mr.. Fnrguson 10
Miss Treaiawsy. squire Briigss Tied
the knot. We wish them = long, useful
md happy life.
The Prot aud MissW haven't married
vet. hut their chance u good.
Johnson < Ch-nowefh have movs''
their siave-saw 10 Strinxfown. Messrs.
Cox aud Brother will thrush sieam a.
run The saw. aud Andrew Z. saws he
picture man will furnish natural gas ton
the town.
The Vowel Brothers have set up ihsi-
gallery In Sfringtown. snd are doing ex-
cellent work, but not ia . paying qusnE
tity.
Johnson & Chenoweth want 200 L.
horers NJ Stringtown, for which they will
pay 81 per day. They want fifty teams
10 haul bolts, Tor which they are paying
- per dav.
Died. Friday Of lat week. Miss Nancy
Penilay. OF consumption. She bad been
confined TO the house for eighteen
months. but bore her Affections almost
without = snnrrDer. She had been de
voted christian for ten years. and died in
faith. believing that she was exchanging
life OF sorrow for life of never ending
ioy and happiness Her funeral was
preached in the NJ church Al Hickory
Grove 10 large audience OF mourning
friends BY Rev. VIM Cox. OF the Chris
tian church. After The sermon her re-
mains were laid 10 rest in the Hickory
Grove Cemetery. The friends have the
sympathy Of all
Lloyd aud Mary. Frank and Nora. w
Alexander. w. -. Mckeighn. and sew
eral others. took in the quarterly meeting
AZ Knoxville last Sunday aud report a
general good time.
| Madam Rumor says Frank was IN
town last week. and looked up Mrs Line
The miliner. and got her in his buggy and
drove for her home. We don't know
what may follow.
ZfrPY COOK
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-17


OTGov Hovey has declared the acts
Of the late lsmcn'cd assembly ~ force
from Nay 10, 1889. az IL 80 o'clock.
Under these laws IL IL made the duty Of
the. Supervisors Of highways TO enforce
the 6sh and game laws. by prosecuting
every one violating either OF them. II
they fail to prosecute. when they know
Of their violation, they are themselves
liable 10 fine Of not less than five or
moro than twenty-five dollars. For
every conviction Of q violation Of the
1sh or game laws. the Supervisor 10 al
lowed . fee of five dollars. In many
localities In this county the Supervisors
can make good living by prosecutions.
No one IL allowed TO fish with net, seine
or trap OF any kind. and any one having
. net or seine in possession is liable TO q
fine Of not less than $50 or more than
$500, and imprisonment in the county
jail, for every day be may be guilty oil
having such seine or net in possession
Every one Is allowed 10 fish with hook
line and pole as much - they please,
Shooting, destroying Or pursuing for
the purpose OF shooting or destroying
any squirrels from the 10th day o.
December to the 1st dsy Of June, Ia any
year IL also made . misdemeanor, I'm
able ct 81 for shooting or destroying
zach squirrel, and 81 for pursuing an,
squirrel.
Supervisors hearing the crack Of . CUR
will be apt 10 look for chance TO make
% now, and seeing man with q sho
squirrel will be bound to prosecute o
pay fine Of IS themselves.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-17

11There IL comfort for the man with
premsturely gray beard In Bucking-
an even brown or black as may be de-
sired.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-17

Edwin r. Stropes, ex-treasurer OF
Greene county, was, Thursday night.
convicted Of embezzlementa and sentenced
y pen for : year, and 6ued ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-17
For SALE

4 FARM or 13j ACRES OF
~ Good White River Bottom
Land, which produced 40 bushels o.
wheat per acre in 1883. and upon which
l have realized from S7OC 10 $500 rent
Has good dwelling. out5uild-
ngs and orchard. Will sell for part cash.
balance on easy terms IL In Pike county
Indiana. Also more Of the richest and
most productive land in the State to sell
cheap.
WA. OLIPHANT,
April &c. E9-At. Union, Indiana.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-17
Save Your Hair

~
ny Z timely uso Of Ayers Hair Vigor.
% This preparation has NO equal Is :
s-.;nr IL k.eps The s.alp clean. cool.
VT aa.,.n- ana rrs.erx,s the colsr.
; !; :! =; ; !; !; j.: s: :, ::
oot."ss 49, arI ,fossy and the original
color was restorsd;r-Meis'n Aiaf'en'
Canaan Senus'
e,'u.s 80 rrowtl, ant..aretl. 1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-17

rICxICs and FAMILIES SUPPLIED with
Ice Cream and Strawberries, IN short notice.
He has also just received from Chicago
allarge assortment Of Notions. .and from Lou
isviIie = stock OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-17
FAIR DAYS At NEWPORT.

DoINGs OF THE COTTAGERs-PERsONAL NOTES.
Newport, r. l. Nov. 16.-The cottaGors who are
lingering here favored with remarkably warm
weather for this season Of the year and they TO
lie enjoying It. few minor cottage entertainments
iook place this week Some of the cOttagers. incud-
ing Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt went 70 New
York to attend the Hartman Hurst wedding this week
Mrs Vanderbilt returned here Immediately after the
ceremony.
George C. Mason, r.. Of this city, has been elected
vcepresident Of the Philadelphia chapter American
Institute Of Architects
Mrs. Oliver Brewster, Of New York is at the Town.
send cottage and Alfred Tyson Kendall of New-York
is at the Perry House
Mr.. and Mrs Addison Thomas, of New-York are
at the Riggs cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ". Vanderbilt have decided not To
60 10 California Mrs. Vanderbilt for the benefit OF
whose health Tie trip was to be made, is able 10 drive
out.
Charles NJ. Bun, of Brooklyn, has been spending
the week here.
: The mother Of Governor c. p Wetmoro died I'm
BosOn this week. Mr. and Mrs WetmOie who In.
efchded entertaining cOnsiderab in New-YOrk this
winter, Will again be IN mourning. The family have
been more or loss IN mourning FOR several years.
Naval officers hereabOuts appear 10 favor the
recommendations OF naval board 10 consolidate the
Var College Naval Training Station and the Torpedo
Newport this week had hrst-cass chrysanthemum
j. V. d. Reed, of New-York, has purchased the cot
tsge in Bellevue-ave. owned by l.. NJ. Padclfod, OF
NcW-IOrls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-17
rHE1ArE CHARLES SHELDoNoF VERMONT

Tho New England press has pad universal tribute
during tho last fortnight to the memory OF the late
Charles sheldon, OF Rutland, VT, who for many
years had been man of mark and influence in the
Green Mountain state, and whose repu auOn eAtehuel
into other states through his large circle OF acqua Mt
ances and the extensive business built up under his
supervision through the development Of the important
marble industries OF Rutland County.
Mr. Sheldon was in many ways remarkable man.
porn seventysx years ago IN Rutland, he spent his
early days in the Green Mountain State, but later In
life emigrated TO NewYork and engaged IN business
at Troy and in this city. While living In this State
be took deep interest in politics. and formed the
acora 'ntsnce OF many notable men, among them
1burlow Weed whose close friendship continued
mill bis death In 1850. Mr.. Sheldon returned to
Vermont and took up at Rutland the business OF
ouarrying and finishing marble, being one OF the first
TO establish an industry which in after years made the
rame OF Ruland famous for the quantity and quality
NJ IT'S marble productions. For forty years his name
has been identified with the marble interests In the
rrned States The Sheldon Marble Company and
,ho vermont Marble Company, the president OF the
to- being secretary of War Proctor, are the largest
corpoat ons AMI combinations OF capital engaged In The
marble bus ness in the world.
Mr. Sheldon was gentleman Of the old school
,rre and commanding in presence OF marked force
-, character and intel ect, he discharged with unsensh
deviation the duties and responsibilities OF life. In
his naive state, while always taking deep Interest
n nolitics as Republican OF the strictest ard most
ad cal kind his tastes and HABITS werc essentially
domestio and he persstently declined political ONCE
10 ros a subscr Der 10 The Tribune from It's frs
me. an attentive reader Of the newspapers ana oil
current Literature. and thorough studen Oh ms DRY
80 ~ GRO Than twenty years he sIeni the summers
Th his family a. Old Orchard Beach; Me-. where
he formed the acquain' ance ana ganea the iarn
nS Mr. Ria me- AID this attachment was malntal e !
I'D 10 the M OF Mr. shcldons death His frs' wi
w. ~ Ianet (sommervillc Reid, OF San'l
- who died In 1889. Ills
Iccond fe daughter Of the late Hon. George Redng
ton of Warrington, St Lawrence Cou,Ni ~, l..
vr,ives him BY his first wife Mr.. Sheldon had SIX
sons all OF whom are now living, four OF them oeng
enraged In the marble bus ness The other Two are
Ceorre p Sheldon, pres dent OF the PhenN Fire IN.
snrance Company, and Richard x. Sheldon residing
nr.I In hl.lnesS In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-17
TWO PAPERS BY AN ARMY OFFICER.


&The Army OF Kukuanaand' Is the title oil an
amusing pacer read by Major o. f. Mirha'hs unie'
states Army. before the Franklin Institute. WINE
yr,tten I'm l-ht vein the paper treats OF reforms In
,ho army which Major Mlchaelis thinks should Do
adonted The small standing army OF kukuansland
4 described as perfect In all details. the milt r!
srstem dIscnline rules and terms OF service beng
cn,inentlv superior 10 those OF the United States
,ory,ce "The term OF enlistment" says the paper
Is short three years thu ray Is excellent. increasing
with length CT service the chances OF promotion are
fair In case Of death IN service, LIBERAL pension
s rrovidel for dependent survivors After eighteen
a-, the soldier may retire half pay after twenty
tour yeals on thIee quarters pay, and after thlry
rcsrs or I'm case Of disability, on fun pay Aier
one enlistment honorably ended the soldier has the
mr. vilece OF undergoing al examination iJr a pace
Judges to preside at military trials, and tho punish
.,ef for offences fixed by statute. me eau y
ment Of the army. the clothing, provisions and Other
sur niles are al. described In tn same spirit. TIE
sodles' physical burdens a:e -henel, while his re
accessibility and martial requirements are perhaps
more severe than those familiar 10 the American sol
diers. Tie methods I'm vogue FOR improving tactics
for stimulating mon TO energetic ana careful en-
deavoIs also con rasted with the deficiencies o.
this countr.. The lie ture, while deVo ed 10
specially the chief interest IN which belongs 10 mill
taly men Is extremely instructive TO laymen and al
tie same time entertaining
Major Mlchaelis Is also scientific student. and ne
has -. cared PAPER which has been delvsred Di h
Is member In Il he describes lime suipnl',n, n
manufacture in tho United states, with the
and apparatus use In the operation Of rsr %
TITS IS comparatively new indusuy - a IN blocks
Both these payers have been rcpr'hs'a III 1"
form.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-17

TO reappont the ladies another from distingul he'd
physitials and surgeons adv ca'ed the same sue,
and 81 another which declared that it represen ca
the teachers in the scho Is was presented by MI
lhompson, formerly public schoo teacher, but
now teaching in n private school. The protest OF
the five primo pals aga MS the ladies VS. over;
whehned by these documents, but every mail
VIII ch the Mayor has received during the week
brings in scores of letters estifying that the five
frncipa did represent the great body OF pubic
school teachers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-17

Nelson & Sons also sell many prayer-books and
bvmnals Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
which are also from the factories Of the Oxford
Press and arc characterized by the same excel
lenceS that mark the oxford Teachers Bibl,.
The hooks which this firm pub 4 hes itself a1
all Of character that are admitted to sunday.
8 hool libraries. for the Mel ons have religious
idaas denly engraved in their hearts. Besides
he purely regOus works .I the v firm sSqss m'
thc stories Of adventure by X. NJ Ballantyne ana
W II G. Kingston, Nelson & Sons have Riac ,r'
before the public class of books tna., tbe evil
tenselv interest ng 20 boys, have none OF p.n and
effects Of the so-called dime novels The p os vsr
rencil Series. which contains aeS Is an exceed
Gns popular set of books Sy are iii ewss
te Ct ,Sese books %Ss Be found in
the %ed an
Sons s snSs sss for shd sss
MSeG Of are e 81, urn
publishes set 81 have wider sale in England
and Scotland IMAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-17

Kirbv s,one-I don't see You at the care; "hero
YOU us.d 10 take lunch with ne boys Iuncbss
Vonrr,av. No / am eating very Ighi luhcncs
ro,r -, on a high stool and chew SANDWICH
KirtT Stone si' Economzius. ehl -. .. 49,. Co.,
You1gioVe-Nes: ! am saving up enough ~ pay To-
the pr,sent nv vile Is going 70 give me next Christ
mas--lAms1GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-17
FAvoR1yG THE CANDIDATES.

Miss Julia Riehman, principal Of school
NJ II readily gave her views on
tho subject of rcappointmcnt as follows :
In general am heartily IN favor OF women Oh
School Boards. and in particular on the New or'>
Board OF Education. / earnestly nope tna' ; -
Dodge and Mrs. Agnew VIII continue III Ul'', an
| believe that their experience OF uleSc e.. 80 80 III
the Board has made thehl uet'e, ,,,onen
their places than any Il eAleIlchceu "Oii', I'M. " 7
Miss Jane A. Denton, school 10. - Si' fo,rd
am surely IN favor Of women Oh we Ocool 49,, ),
was instrumental N seIuldins o and PssSoad re.
ret extremely to hear oil their reJecuOu ~ 'i@3 ~,
Grant. 1t cannot be denied tnat tI'eg n"s and
their TRYING PAGES OIL the Board or"'eH anu
Miss Charlotte c. Way, principal OF Pri ll -
School No 40 is earnest pedue tuI Wv Ms
tbc Board ms well a. for the reappon'h ~
Agncw and Miss Dodge. In the Cou ~ tIe earnest
view Miss Wray spoke iecliusH OF we ,,,,,.
character Of the two women, and F'lcr'ei 10 " - :
her of proofs of the good resu 10 Ine t1"0' 81
from the presence Of women In ''e Nc D,dcc',
said III assistants were heIlcu ~ - Inn $50
resolution that no teacher, receive ~ n,oberS
a vpar alter fen wears Of service VIA III . ctcr
Of H. Board generously pa sea ths fomrteen
raising the number OF years IRON V' W,e Nonew
II j. through the sympathetic WIN not now sab.
and Mis- Do9 pp that teachers are n9i ~" rics
tnctod to tho miserable system oil grauITs St Lo
according TO the attendance oil pups to-. have
remembered that the women CONN ore capoplp
atNnys : mon nghi. - bfOh Or
in any executive capacity IN tne sui, tInt v,omcn
low. il is NOT unreasonable to supposSS The army
can make good members of the bCn oJ: ronresenta
Of women in the schools surely p'0"'
ton in the Board" ,,-rsD,v
TO BE SETTLED By wIDNL>DNi
The terms Of six Commissioners. expire ne *
month The term of II. Walter "eoo' ""V "
signed in October and whO.e place has not . oFen
filed, will run out at Il, SAM Cu,aarb.in,,r.
Wenrv SrSnitt Samuel VI Puriy MIS-, Asue p,o %r
Mss nodmn Should MAYOR Grant not appO ar
S or women Mrs. sarah II. P9%cI Wn iiI | rcm"io
Lo1,db last year he by nt FSegpeseqfye Of her sex
II is tb"~gSt That the Mayor VII reapPc
o 90 ,hnSc ,vh 50 arms expire, out % ,vi
20 49, Toucb at sea as 70 winch Vi - ,ion
Se are now before him lor con- bout
to, a aces $50 NAMES " tne
Tor use seNth en- nomes OF womep The Appoint,
twenty are 'Ie ne presented 70 tie Board OF tdHca
,I ar - N rd Wednesday IN TINS month "on
llgn ~ NV ~, meeting Of this week; In1 nv"
EIi W ~ VI do not enter upon thelr uuue''
bowevcr until the first OF the year
Kirh,, e,o,o-I don't you AZ the care. "nero
on nss, =, ale lunch with the boys. iOunslo,Nc, go
wv o ~ 49,, ~ No am eating very llghi iuhches
,o,r -, ON a high stool and chew a sahu"Ioh.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
mosl-..,. WINE OF cAapv! for female diseases.
TO THE PEOPLE OF MACON AND
NOXUBEE COUNTY.

In making my debut before you i'll
business | desire to extend to You my
heart felt thanks and appreciation
of the many kind iavors aud liberal
patronage secured at your hands long
a ago, since which, time has
wrought many changes. Men have
changed notions have changed govern
mcnt and among the most important
changes going on at this time is in the
business world-thc great conflict oil
the agricultural and mechanical intend
Tor the purpose of protecting them
sclvcs..agsinst "Ring and Trust'-the
Alliances, Wheels &c, are all for the
purpose of self-protcction. | believe
the protection to the consumer is found
in the cash..systcm. Pay as yoi 60, !
have started out TO establish such a
business in this place. One price, spot
cash house. My goods arc all marked
iu plain figures and.pricc the same to
nil. The first installment, lust opened
consisting of notions, white goods,
ladies and gents furnishing goods,
Jerseys, hosiery, straw hats nc, NC,
Which will be followed soon by addi-
,ioual cousignmcuts from New York.
I hone 10 iu,crcs, the cash buyers in
this line OF goods, and BY your patro-
mage | will he able to build up in your
mids, ONE PRICE CASH HOUSE.
T.J. PATTY,
NJ u n -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
The Hunter Hay Press.

Messrs. j, IIolberg & Son are now
turning out their baling presses with
the latest improved machinery. They
have purchased the old Creamery
building, aud converted it into a
A factory for the manufacture of their
popular presses, aud by the time the
season opens will be prepared to fill
all orders promptly. Score one mere
j%ntcrprisc for Macon.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
Address of Gen. Lee.

A regular meeting of the Noxubec
County Farmers Alliance will meet
with Brooksvillc Alliance on Friday
and Saturday, April 9Th and 9th, A
full attendance is desired rs business
of importance will be transacted.
Gen. S. d. Lee will deliver and adj
dress on Friday and the public is in
vited to attend.
BY order of the President.
b. c. GARNER,
Scc'y.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30

Mr.. EDITOR We have noticed no
ono mentioned IA a candidate for the
Office of Board of Supervisors from
beat three, and in thinking over the
choice of a mar TO fill that important
Office. We can recall no better and
moro worthy onc than Mr.. Il. r. Stew
art, liz is active. competent and c.
fcicnt, and we believe TINT If he
should be elected, and entrusted to
the affairs of the county, that 1t would
be III safe hands, aud we would have a
good aud faithful member. Whht
says Mr.. Stewart?
MANY VOTERS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30

Mill owners and proprietors of ma
chinery Of any kind will please notice
tho card of Mr.. ID. p. Richards. lie is
at present stopping with MI. keyes,
three miles from Macon on the Column
bus road, or he can be addressed
through the Macon post-offlcc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
pWi,.SyHlYRsX,s aGTtE.

The Estate In CHANGER Cour,
. Of NoAuhee tunty..
Letters of administration hayhg been
graded 10 the undersigned on ihef>iatc of
j + Mcleod. deceased. in yacatjo, March
10, 1850. al parties are hereby Gtiied to
prcscut their claims tor prohatinlnguinst
said estate. within the time alloweay law.
or they will be forever bsr,td.
MARY T.. MCLbn,
mcl,a3-4t. Admiai>trtriN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
NiTtTtpN HoIItI.

The state Of Mississippi,
NoNuI,cc County.
Paitie Johnson,
No. lia2 ". IN Ch3hvtt.'
Andrew Johnson.
To Andrew Johnson
We command YOU to he and Il. pear before
the Chancellor Of our said thahrcry t"ilrt
at a term thereof. 10 he holden at Tie court
House. in the town Of Naron, in said coun'
ty, OH the
4th Monday Of April. 4. D., 1888,
then and there to plead answer or dalt'r TO
the Bill of Complaint in said cause. -,
Witness ,iy signature ana me sc"' ~ SUI
Court MI, liked, this 22d day of March \. D..
1889, ROBERT C.. PATTY,
ticik.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30

There was an interesting ceremony
h, the Baptist church in Mushulayille
|@layillc last Sunday, which attracted a
large audience, Rev. 4. } Graham
|uuited in the holy bonds of wcdlock,
Pr, I, e. RossER and Miss LODE
WALKER, daughter OF Mr., Ben Walk
Pr Wcunilc with their many friends
u wishing them a long, happy and
prosperous lite.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30

N0tlCe,
The ladies of the Church Gem. Of
the Methodist Church have engaged
for Monday night, %thc..handsome Ste
reop,icon, rented by the MISSIONARY
jewels for Friday night. They, will
at that time. present nm entirely differ
ont set of views. These views arc col :
les of celebrated paintings; notably
Jalabcrt's "Annnncintion," Paul Ve.
ronesc,""Adoration of tho Mag'," FOR.
tael's Magi guided By the Star and
the Fligh, into Egypt" Raphac' :
TRANSPORTATION Rubcns descent
from the Crosse De Winters "LaS'
supper" etc. Admission % cents
Children under len, 10 cents
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30

DIED On Wednesday March 81, 1889,
~ her home near Brooksyille in this
Ecoun'y, Mrs. \ " Gaines, the belov.
f wife If Capt W W Gaines. 1t is
fcldom that We have had 4 more mel
|@ONcroly duty 20 perform than in
F'ronic'e ar The death OF This estim-
Poly lady. The Affections that finally
brought her to her grave were long
ihd painful, but she bore it all with
wfhristain resignation,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
dds FOR LUMBER.

Sealed proposals are invited f. furnish
ing lumber to the Macon LumbcC ompnny
in lots from 10000 to 100000 feet! Mill on
the railroad must deliverF. 0. b. All bids
must be sealed and marked proposals for
lumber" aud sent to the understood.
BY o,dcr Of the Board.
j. w. IlOLBROk. Sec.
m,h.i Macon Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
EGGS FOR SALE.

Wyandotte, White and IIrowiLeghorn
and Waite China Goose Eggs foiale by
CHARLIE ATTY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
NOTICE.
The state of Mississippi,
NoXubcc County.

The state of Mississippi,
NoXubcc County.
Gahc Orr,
No. 1850 vs.. lii Chahccry.
Matte Orr.
To Matte Orr
We command YOU to he and appear be-
fore the Chancellor Of Il said titncery
Court at Il term thereof. to be holden at the
Courthouse. in the town of Macon, in said
county, on the
4th Monday Of april. A. D., 1883,
thcn and there to plead ansvcr or delnur 10
the Bin OF Complaint in it! cause. 49,.
Witness my Signature and the seal OF said
Court atii yed, this 81 day Of March, \. D..
1850. ROBERT {. PATTY,
Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
Kansas City Beef.

We will keep on hand after This ,u'''
KANSAS CITY BEEF,
o,r ,-,cc will be M low rs II can lie old
VIII deliver beef to any part OF tho chy
free. Give Us q call.
mehs1-tf, Nf''"'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30
A Big Strike.

nv GEORGIA SHAWL. NECk HENS
will hold a mcriirg on Isl MAY and resolve
y, Inv no morc lor the season: 50 II you
dow, wan, to rot left YOU had better secure
d sctting before tina, time. ss.@ror 10
a good hatch guaranteed.
uFvpY WILLARD
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-03-30

The Prairie Point Alliance meets
P'Sl Friday, April 5. a full attend.
lncc desired. business of import.
ncc, LW SMITH, Sect'y.