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Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12
MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Jan. lI.-l;l5 .. IN. close
Wheat-January, i6aac; February; Ts4c;
Corn11anuary, 9ssic; February, s92o;
.oats1January, 2ot4c; February, 2oa,
May, 22isc.
Rye-Jnnuary, 44'ac bid; May, 4Sgic bid,
Barlev-Nominal.
Prime T~mothy-Sl.11.
Whisky-Sl. o..
Pork-s9.41 January; $685. asked Feb
ruary s9.STI6 May.
Lard-s5SO January; S5.S5 February; 81 O5
May.
Short Ribs-AG5 January; s4.6715 Eco
ruary. SiS5mtS1l5 May.
Butter-Dull and unchanged creamery, l6
@25c.
Eggs-Dull and UNCHANGED; 136l5c.
Flour-Steady and unchanged: wheat,
patent, S4.50@4.f5 winter wheat -four, 81. 30
@4.4O for patents, 90. 60lU3 90 for clears.
Provisions-Shoulders, Stl2E; short clear,
"a .95G50 90; short ribs, s i650i. rs.
Butter-Very dull; creamery, l602dc;
dairy, 12022c.
Eggs-Weak: fresh, 13al5c.
Cheese-Quiet, dull; full cream cheddars
and flats, 54@5iSc; fancy Young Americas.
10@l01c.
Hides-Unchanged; green frozen, 3iic;
heavy green sailed, 4lSc.
Tallow-Unchauged; No. /, solid packed,
4c; No. 2, 34@3i1c.
Receipts. Shium'ts.
Jour ...,....,.., 10000 1000
Wheat............".""".. 2s,,oo1 1000
Sorn'''.'.........'.....", ??3ooo 336 oO9
oats....... ,...... ..... ..l4l,OOo l35,OOO
New York, Jan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
$500; spot, dull; No. red. s514c in ele-
vator, 77&@S73sc afioat, S7@gSIlc f. o. b
ungraded red, 73lg@S6hc; options steady F;
No. . red, January, closing at ste.
Corn-Receipts, LA 400; exports, 1850;
spot weak, lower: No. 9. so1a@3sAsc in
elevator, 4lLc atloat; ungraded mixed, IS
@4lc. Options lower; heavy; January clos
ing ut 1890.
ts-kecipts, l24,Ooo; exports, GO, 800;
spot firner; quiet; options steady; January
291sc; SPOT No. 2, white, 3Jlac; mixed
western, 27@ }Oc: white do, BOO 4c.
C~ofee-Options opened steady at lO12)
points GOWN; closed dull at 15G20 points
down. Sales, 1880 bags. January, Sl5. 80;
May, sl5.9o@l6.0O; spot Rio tirm; fair
cargoes, Sl32 IS.
~Sugar-taw, steady: refined firm,
Petroleum-Steady; United closed at
sl.0494 for February.
E~ggs-Firmer; western, 17@l7hc.
Pork-Elrm; quiet.
L~ard-Easy; western steam, s6.15; May,
$500.
Butter-Weak; western dairy, s@l7c:
creamery, 100 !6hc.
Cncese-Steady; western, S0lOc.
Milwaukee, Jan. ll.-Wheat Easy;
spring, on track, cash, 73@4c; May,
1534c; No. | northern, S3c.
Corn-Easy; No. 3 on track, 263lc.
Rye-Quiet; No. /, in store, 444c.
Oats Steady; No. , white, on track, 2211c.
Barley-Quiet; No. . in store, 451c.
Professionalism; PORK, $3.50.
st. Louis, Jan. IL. -Wneat.-Better, cash,
711ac.
C~orn-Lower, cash, 25iic.
Oats-Lower; cash, 2J4c; May, 21X %
2ls4c,.
tsutter-Dul and nominal; Is
@24c; dairy, 16@2lc.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 11.-Wheat-Dull but
firm; No. 2 red, Y0S0c.
Corn-Dull and weak; No. 2 mixed, 32@
32I4c.
Oats-Easier; No. 2 mixed, 23@23Ilc.
Nhlsky-Sl.0 2.
Kansas CRY, Jan. 1l.-Whea:-Easier;
No. 2 hard, cash, OLE; January, 6l3tc bid
No. 2 red, cash, 671fc.
Corn-Quiet; No. Z, cash, 214c bid; Jan
uary, 2l4c bid.
Oats-No. 2, cash, 1shc bid; January,
1Skc bid.
liverpool, Jan. 11.-Whcat-Quiet; hold.
ers offer moderately.
l.. Corn-Steady; demand fallen off; now
mixed western, As 3D. per cen tai.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12
A MOTOR LINE TO DUNDEE.
The Street Railway Company tt
Make an Important Extension.
FARNAM HORSE CARS MUST GO.
An Extensive Improvement Dccidcd
upon-A Resume of the Weeks
Busin as in Real Estate
aud Building.
Another Motor Linr.

A deal has Just been closed which will ycry
materially increase the already extensive
motor railway system OF Omaha aud furnish
n means of ready transit to one OF the most
desirable residence portions OF the city that
has long been without any decent kind OF
street railway accommodations. The deal
is an agreement between the Omaha Street
Railway company and the Patrick Land
company, by which the street railway pcoplo
bind themselves to construct u motor line to
Dundee Place ~ the earliest date practicaho.
The scheme has been under consideration
for some time and was only contaminated a
few days ago, after the annual meeting of
the street railway company, when the
principals placed their signatures to tho
agreement which insures tins very important
Improvement,
One of tho best features of the agreement
Is that the Farnam street horse car line il to
be abandoned and n motor line substituted
In its stead. The proposed lirc will extend
west on Farnam street to Love avenue,
north on Lowe avenue to Dodge and west On
Dodge TO Dundee place, PROBABLY touching
the line OF the proposed Metropolitan cable.
The property owners on West Dodge street
have all signed "a waiver Of damages for tho
grading Of the street and the work Of laying
tho motor line will DO commenced as soon ~
the weather is favorable.
The Improvement is Il very important one
to real estate men and owners of property
along the route of the proposed extension are
expecting to he greatly benefited, dundee
Place OF course receives the greatest bclcGt
and the extension insures increased improve
ment in this elegant residence suburb.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12
LIVE STOCK

Chicago. Jan. 1.-The Drovers' Tour al
reports as follows:
Cattle-Receipts, 1000; market slow;
beeves. S3.0J@5l 10; stockers and feeders,
s.. 25@325; cows, bulls and mixed, $3.50
obi
Hogs Receipts, $4,000: market slow and
lower; mixed, s3.5003. rs; heavy, 81. 500
2.75: light, s3.50a3. 71l3.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market steady;
natives, s3.OOa5.30; corn fed, 81. 5095. 90.
Minneapolis, Jan. 1l.-Wheat-Active
20 cars. Closing: No. / hard, January. SOC
May, S311c; on track, sic; No. / northern,
January, T14c; May, size; on track, 7S16c;
No. 2 northern, January, 75c; May, 79c; on
track, 15@76nc.
sioux CITY, Jan. MISUNDERSTANDING,
$50; shipments, 300; market steady and
unchanged; Gamers, I5c0sl 20; cows, $l.0O
@2.l5 stockers and feeders, $1.50@2. so.
Hogs-Receipts, :, S00; market firm; light,
s342h935O heavy, S3.4O@3.5o; mixed,
Na.ionni Stock Yard. East ST.
Louis, Jan. Neutrality-suspicious., 1000
shipments, none; market steady; fair ia
fancy native steers, s3.40@5.0 90; stockers
and feeders, sl.9O93.lO range steers, $2.0D
@300 {.
Hogs-Receipts. 5,OOOt shipments, none;
market strong; heavy, $3.60@3.7 10; packing,
$3. 500 8. 65 light, S3.450o3.60.
Kansas City. Jan. MISUNDERSTANDING
1900; shipments, 900; steers barely steady,
cows 59l0c higher; natives, q. 00a4. 20,
cows, 81. 7592.OO; stockers and feeders, ST.
@3.00.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 100;
market opened steady, closing easy; oil
grades, $3.55@3.6o; bulk, S3.57h@3.6O.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS

Groceries, Produce, Fruits. Etc.
EGGs-Strictly fresh, 16@l9c; cold storage,
l4c.
HIDES, PITTS, TAIIow, ETc-Green sailed
hides, SIC; No, 2, &. $. hides, 3Hc; dry flint
hides, 59ici calf hides, 44@iHc; damaged
hides. &c less; sheep pelts, green, each, 25c@
Sl.oJt sheep pelts, dry, per ID, 7tGl3kc; tai
low, No. l, 4c; No. =, 3d3hc; grease, white,
4@4Hc; yellow, 21S43c.
BuTTER-Creamery, fancy. ao@22c; choice,
l9e92Oc. Dairy, fancy, l5@l7;l choice, l2al4c.
Country, fancy, lldl2c; good to choice, ga
lie; fair, IA Sc inferior, 5G6c.
PIcKLEs-Medium per Dbl, $500; small,
5000; gherkins, 500; c & Is chow chow,
ats, S5.s5; pts, So IS.
PorATofs-25@3Oc for choice.
OSIoSs-i0dGOc.
SAuEB FRAuT-Bbls, sL75; half bbls, ~ SIS.
Nurs-Almonds, 15@ l6c; Brazils, l21sc;
hlberts, 12iIc; pecans, lie; walnuts, l2Ic;
peanut cocks, sl4c; roasted, lie; Tennessee
peanuts, &c.
CANNED M~gATs-Corned beef, / ID square
cans, $40; corned beef, 2 10 square cans,
Sos; corned beef, q Id square cans, 50. so;
corned beef. IA Id square cans, sl4.00; lunch
tongues, ] 10 round cans, 500: lunch
tongues, , 10 round cans. u 10; Drawn, I ID
square cans, sl,9oi Drawn, 3 10 square cans,
500; Drawn, q 10 square cans. 30 50 Drawn,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Totals. ...SsI3,2S5 1860, 4Gl
: ONE Smart Alec.

"Some smart Alec tried TO throw cold water
on our efforts to secure the location Of manu-
featuring INDUSTRIES said Mr.. ID. j. O'Don-
ahuc at the real estate exchange, by circu-
lating the report that one of the factories we
were working for did not nave good financial
standing. 1t was merest bosh, rhe East
Omaha Land company and the committee on
III anufacturCs of the real estate exchange re-
ceivc propositions almost daily from manu-
featuring industries that want to locate in
Omaha, About the first thing we do il to ex-
anime their financial standing, and if that Is
not first class we drop them, We are going
to get that wooden goods factory, and the
shoe factory, ana others, 100, and the people
can rest assured that they will all be sound
Institutions
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12
that Dakota Ra ,r,ad.

''Ihe people of Omaha don't want to get
the idea, " said President Hartman of the
Real Estate exchange, that nothing is beng
dono here toward the furtherance of u plan
for the building of "a railroad from Omaha to
Yank ton. The Real Estate exchange can't
build the road, but we have enlisted the in
terests of Hon. w. A. Paxton, j. A. hOr-
bach, Herman kountze, Frank Murphy, j.
a.. McShane, Mayor Gushing au0 other
prominent capitalists in the enterprise, and
we expect very soon to hear their decision
as to what they will do in the matter. Per-
sonally l feel confident that Omaha will
meet the enterprislng DakotAns half wAN.p
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12
OMAHA 1--we STOCK
Cattle.

saturday, Jan. II.
Although there were quite IL good many
cattle here and IL was the last day of the
week. desirable beeves sold a little stronger,
The trade was fairly active, the demand be-
ing good, both local and shipping, and the
offerings were pretty well cleared up before
the close, The more ordinary kinds OF beeves
were only steady. There were several loads
good enough to bring over "a. but q good
share OF tho sales were under 81. 10. AL
though there were so many COWS here the
market was a little better even on this class
of cattle. There were no stockers or feeders
TO amount TO anything IN the yards, although
there was some little inquiry for that class
of cattle. A few odds and ends sold at s., 55
mo 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12
Twines and Rope.

BINDERS TwISE--Sisal, l3c; III, & H.,
l4c; MANILA, l5c.
GO IT, sl.35; iute, so #, 9Oc; jute, % II. 81 90,
CoTToN TwINE-Fine, zoe; medium, 100
heavy hemp. lac; light hemp, l6c.
SAIL TwISE-B. sail, zoe; Calcutta, l4c;
manila rope, Ia 20; sisal roDe, 1l1Sc; new
process, sac; iute, 915ci cotton, i6c; hide
rome. lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12

The following permits were issued yester-
day:
Il. knquiquist. one-story frame dwelling,
IL North Townsend avenue ..,.....,.,.s 100
~-Twenty,seyenth avenae. near Graat''.'' 1900
II. W. Johnson, one story addition 10
dwelling,1 1926 North Nineteenth street. 100
Hubert Jocobberger. one-story frame
dwelling, Grand avenue. ...-........... 1900
j. NJ. hendee, two-story frame residence.
Dodge and Ellis streets. .......,". :. 4,00)
-
Five permits. ...... ,...... .............s .. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12
of Hogs.
of Cattle for the Week
Ending January II.
Live Stock Notes

Live Stock Notes.
Beeves stronger.
Liberal receipts for Saturday.
Butchers stock sells better.
Hogs on the up grade.
Some 81 40 cattle.
The average price paid for hog s yesterday
was @ 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12
THE REALTY MARKET.

INSTRUMENTS placed on rs;,c1 during
l. yesterday.
A and II Kounsz to W a Hays, lot IL, blk
Patrick Land Company to NJ j 'Mcager' o."
lots p and -, blk lOs, Dundee place,
W 1 seiby, trustee, TO James Ainseow.
lst add to South omaha, wd..::..... $500
rs iotsin Selby's LIST add 10 South Omaha,
l. baldwin to N II Davis, lots / and.. blk '"''
Q, Briggs place. lot :, blk a." Saunders
A Himebaugn's odd wd.,npu"..... $500
Henry, Riset and VIE to D fmam;on, lot
22, biz I, Orc hard Hill. wd.,,.,....... 1900
CD,May and wife TO + V French. lot is. "~
blk 2. Lake Wow, Il ::..,.......... 500
'S lot I sI pfs a. az" 1--WE %iys 70 s n o ratie. " g x a75
A. Davis to n N Rudy, lots. blk ., Bed
Joseph Womacka and wife TO v F~anfeiik, wv
ma lot 3, blk o. Kount2e's 30 add, W d.. 1900
Is IL and + Henricks to II Reber, lot 2,
blk y. G N Crawford's add to Elkhorn,
A Brown and wife to James Colder, lot q,
| Albright Land and lot Co to j a Doe, lot
4. blk ~, Albright's choice, wa ....... 300
'e YAM PETIT ht.' lot i. Blk Ix' IS. "~ central p PARK.
L y Morse to j A Van P'eitt,' lot; o. Blk /, ''"O
| W & shniyer and wife to i Grittenaieein. ="
lot q, blk Z, shriyer place. wa ........ $50
dliftao1n I ii ." W q HA mann io1 ~ DikN 500
south Omaha Land % 'too,L Drake, 9; al,
lot !, blk 8, lot ], blk 10. lot Z. blk IL. lot
Z, blk 10, lot J. blk L. lot Y. pix T.. LOT q,
PIX 30 lot Y, Slk %, s9sh0maha. wa. LIE
AND 70 and adj ~ in blk .. Boggs q
] l. Flank and wife 10 IG Baright. lot 10.
blk 0, lot II, blk 4, Potter x Cobb's add
to South Omaha. W Il ,............. 1900
Balthas letter and wife TO q A Sherman
ct a., lots 3 and 4, blk o, letters add to
South Omaha. W d........ .......... 800
Emma Fuller TO + Fiack, lot Is, blk8.
sub / hedick's add, W .......... 90. 1900
0. Putnam place, wd,..',~-'....".,... 300
----
TWentyfour trausfers Sl5 Thi
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12

% with a slight recovery. Coal stocks kept
within narrow limits. The bank statement
was favorable, showing an increase in re-
serves, loans and deposits, but IL had little
effect on the close OF stocks. The total sales
were but "a, 900 shares.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12
Mn Weck's Iiusincs,.

The realty market has been fairly active
during the past week and u number of good
sales are reported mt advanced prices. As
compared with the business of the CORE
spending week of last year the real estate
transfers and the building permits are con-
siderablY larger, as shown by the following
tnl1acs
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12
Weakly Rank statemeut.

NEw YORK, jan. 1l.-[Special Telegram
TO THE Bee. The weekly bank statement
shows the following changes:
Reserve, Increase. ...,,........s "a, $50, 700
Loans, increase .................. 651, 700
Specie, increase ................ 3,2a5, 200
Legal tenders, increase . ,......... 2,2s0, 100
Deposits, increase. ,.............. Z, l02, 400
Circulation. Increase. ............. 1900
The banks now hold s6,Ol5, 100 in excess of
the % per cent rule. The export of specie
from the port of New York during the week
amounted TO 1854, 7S4, OF which SOL, 165 was in
gold and 1927 020 in silver. or the total ex-
ports, ~, $50 in gold and $526, 140 in silver
went TO Europe aud s54, 775 in gold and 81, $50
specie for the week amounted to 500, S9I, OF
which ST., SS4 was in gold aud ", $50 in silver.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12
sheep.
There were y few sheep here and sold.
Receipts.


TIL following is a table OF prices paid In
this market for the grades OF stock men,
toned
Prime steers. 1909 To 1000 MS 400 m. N
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12

MoSEr-on call, easy, ranging 39t per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER -5i467 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE 49, Quiet and firm
slxty-day bills, sts9iS: demand, s.S0ii.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-12
building

Twenty.four transfers. ,......... 30,
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nsath Of Moses Holberg, Sr.

Mr.. NJ. IIolberg, sr. died at,h,s res
,donce III Macon, On Tuesday, Dec. TO-
.f,or an illness, extending over a Pc
Rod Of morc than a year. Ito was ~
the ssth year of bis age. His remains
were taken 10 Mobile for burial. Mr.
nolbcry suffered from what Is known !.
a. nriuhts disease and he resoried
las, summer, TO the waters Of waasc'
aha. bu, they Afforded him only TEN.
no,ary rcliet, No was q resident Of
Noxubce cousty for ahent mirW'hve
ye,,s and was ssssys eaftsee y s.sS'
shsndixpy, ~ Mo any s''s~ ~
den survive tdS, ,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-12-20

We were particularly struck one day
this week. with the might been
look on George Augustns's face as he
stopped in front of the post Office to
read a beautifully printed page and lie
seemed to be asking himself the SOL
cmn question-'how would my name
look on a card like this ~ We were
curious to know more, and MS We ap.
preached him no handed us M invita-.
ton he had received to the marriage
OF Miss Annie L., daughter of DR., W.
A. Heard, TO Jas. r. Vaughn, to take
place Dec. "a, at Maitland. Fla,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-12-20

Mr.. John DAIMLER, Jr., was IL heavy
loses last Wednesday through the
criminal carelessness of n negro, who
set fire 10 six bales of cotton in light.
ing his pipe. The cotton was on n
wagon, on its way to Macon, and il
burned SO rapidly, it was with diff.
Guilty the mules were saved. Part OF
the cotton will be saved in a damaged
condition.
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Notice.

December 25th, and January LIST be.
ing legal holidays the Merchants and
Farmers Bank will be closed on those
days. Papers maturing then must be
paid on previous days.
r. W. JONES, JR.
Cashier,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-12-20

Malaria produces weakness, general
debility, biliousncss, loss OF appetite
indigestion and constipation. Groves
Tsstcless Chill Tonic, removes tho
cause which produces these troubles.
Try it aud you will be delighted SO
cents; TO get the GENUINE, ask for
GROVES.
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C ose January 8.

>Tac only saloon in the county will
close Ma.y 9Th and MI parties wishing
a good article in the house for
medicinal purposes should furnish
themselves now. No orders filled
without the cash.
All partics indebted 10 me are re
aucs,ed to settle this month.
j. w. DRIDGERS.
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Look at the new games at the
BOOKSTORE,
Death Of A. J. Dantzler.

OO6tA Va "A 0oAs6AVA
II has been known here tor several
DAYS that Mr.. A. j. D~sntzler's life was
in danger from an attack of hematuri.
al fever, commonly known rs yellow
chills, and on Thursday Mr.. Emmett
Danizler was in town and received a
dispatch Informing him of his rela.
tjyc's death. Oh.
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Married.

Attic residence of the brides sister,
Mrs. j. G. Campbell, nea Shuqualak,
Miss Dec. II, 1890. at 2 o'clock, p. m,
by Rev. j. j. jackson. Mr.. b, l..
THOMPSON and Miss HOPE Il GAR.
NER, both of Noxubce Go. =.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-12-20

Mr.. Jno. r. Windham was III low"
Wednesday and sent a $50 cheek 20
Miss Mary l., Minor, treasurer Of tue
Soldiers Cemetery Committee al Cna.'
louisville, Va. This money Mr. w'no.
ham collected in his ne~ighoor"oou
from those who still regard as sacred
tho memory Of the fallen heroes 80,
Something mpst DO done Tor 'n's
cause In other portions Of the county
and wa vlll have more to say shout II
uext week.
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SALE.
The State Of Mississippi,
Noxubee County.

NVAu"VS ~"""ss' .+
Jacob w. "o''''s Execution,
s. @. Murray. b3 HI
BY virtue Of the above stated writ. direct
ed to me from the Office Of JOHN a., Tyson.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of said county.
l will, on
Monday, tAsJtA day Of January, 1891,
at the Courtafouse. Of said county. within
legal hours, sell by auction to the highest
bidder for cash. al the right; title aud inte-
rest the defendant, IS. q. Murray, has IN and
"a. the following described propertyt which
hasbeen leyied on by me Al the propcrty OF
said defendant. and will be sold 70 satisfy
said writ and all costs. to wdt: '.a1 :.
East half Of southwest quarter and south.
east.; quarter. less II, scrss. OF Of .southeast
corner OF section ", township IA. range IA,
northwest quarter Of northeast quarter and
south half or Northeast quarter or northeast
quarter Of section A8, township "A, range 10.
and north half Of west hall, Of eouthwest
quarter Of section IS, township n, range 10,
0onsaiNlng $40 acreA. mere pr / IA, and Stu.
Atea ip the above COUNTY aud eiste. ~
Il -. z. +. UORRQH.
|, A9Se-H Sheriff.
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~(lONSTBLE's SALE.
The State Of Mississippi.
N0xubee County.
n.o uoY>a..,n st

49,
Noxubee County.
Macon Lumber Go. - ~
No. u Va. Execution.
Arthur Richerson.
BY virtue Of the above-stated writ direct
ed to ME from the office Of Il. Dismukes, a
Justice of the Peace Of said county, | will.
on
Monday. the 9Th day Of January, 1891,
At the Court House Of said %c~unty, within
the hours prescribed by law. sell by auction
to the highest bidder for cash, the following
described property, which has, been levied
on by M az the property of said defendant
and will be sold to satisfy said wri- and al
costs, t0-wit:
House and lot 10Y occupied by self In
fractional block 80. in the town OF Macon.
NOxubee county, Mississippi. 81
5. NJ. BOWEN.
noy29-ts Constable.
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NOTICE.

From December LIST, ult. until Christ
mas. my store will be open until IL
o'clock cyery.uight. %PartIeswho want
70 avoid the rusl, III the day VIII have
A chance to get ,heir Christmas goods
in the evening.
CL HEINRICH.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-12-20

Mr.. Walter Stcwa I from the south
eastern portion of the county, has
bought the house and lot north OF
Frccmau's mill. known as the Ed
wards place and will reside there
with his family.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-12-20

w should have printed j. B Stew.
art \ Co.'S advertisement last week,
especially az they have SO many good
things for the holidays, but it is not
too late II you will call early next
week and look over their stock. You
will find something good and subslan.
tial, both in the eating and wearing
limo.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-12-20

Rheumatism was so bad that james
Irwin, of Savannah, could hardly walk
from pain in his shoulder and Joints OF
his legs. p. p. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium was resorted 10
and Irwin ia well and happy.