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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
rGr KTROLECN MARKET.
NEWS FROM TT FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS From TE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
one Of the 81 time slump In prices occurred In tue
crude pct-oe,n market >t,iay, although II was
attended NV ttlc cXctcmcItt. and did not r'ach inc
c.tent % tb de-lin"s made on previous OCCASIONS
rh.-. vas n increase in tran>actiou> at both Me-"
>rk exrha--s but the hc1ir> were not OF magnitude
IN u,rr,ntthc term activity beng applcd % 'ho
norul,,,, The market opened with irc>h bc'H
t,h ns,.a sheffield gushc.7 flowing at the rate OK
cent, se barrel, An houf. and another well IN mo
,no f.otrpck district shown: indications OK oehs
,.rc, ,,pduoer The market WAS in' iihed To si- I'M
dor the adyces, and 10y = O'clock pF1cr, l.H iaien
", Iii ~ W. In tn. Last half hour the recession
IA, celebrated 10y rumor> Of "a good ." strike ABOUT
t"nr mile, west Of Pitt>burE. Inc selling move
men wa> by means piuichy' Dut values ofu'eo
clio, to the dollar marx. A.,
he PIPE line are beginning TO rehc't INC
r, I'm production In the petroleum country. aud the
tIy average this month Ia date Is o0j:l3 barcl'
re dcl,erie, have averaged 1o.:37 bairci> an eA-
IS 81 deliveries Of 1o..oi barrels. ~ that tho
sductlon In stocks Ia February ought Ia reach close
a cpOO larrcs. II doc, not seem possible that
n ,uch an exhibit any serious liquidation OF invest
n,nt accounts could be compelled. The spcculat
ion ha, been stagnalnt for long that the
stcnce Of 70 "long' speculative interest OF material
,rouotion, Is doubtful The effect Of any further drop
n values probably would DO Ia stimulate - buyiny
interest While the present success OF the producers
n their exploring work l. not an influence which
encourages support. the cOn>umptivc demand for oil
mcht to allay any fear that the situation can change
The range Of prices and the total dealings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

frs. 81. incomes, sold at So 7-sae6, and the
seconds at 4s l-2s4s. while the - were nrm q
about IS. Reference is made to our full report
Of bond sales -
The money market Is In condition favorable
TO manipulation. only because OF On eduoaied
sentiment In regard 30 bank rumors.. Bqt 20
days effort to mark rates up was o signal faii-
ure. The principal broker Of the great hear '
clique was early in the market with d{Anuc
efforts TO borrow money ct per cent. ne did
not borrow a dollar But he did make early
borrowers pay per cent. The last loan vas at
3 per cent with an excessive supply on0eo ~
The Clearing House statement to-day was a.
follows: Exchanges, $ll4,23e,3So; ra'ahoes'
The Sub.Treasury was debtor to the CLEARING
House SI9s,ll7. Its net gain on baance was
$527,240 made up by gains OF VA; 6lt COIN aaa
.63l currency. The days operators coTerea
sulting in General balance OF 81 5,5I4.72, con-
sisting of si77,67O,09O coin and S7.'G3.737 cur
rcncy. .,
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day $s6,222 National hnk notes Tor
The customs receipts were $7,7.l4?. the In
ternaI revenue receipts $436,305, and the INSECT
lancous receipts 81 LIN.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits In bank compares WIN the
figures OF the last previous staemcnt as foiioWs'
S Ss : sH,a on on :.a5so i;'s S;Ss
Net legal tenders ~ ann ooo ,,,o o,x Inn oao oas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
rt.corr,S FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London i"h. ~. T. . onsoi,, 37A for money and
o. 10 Tor tLc Atlantic and orrat Western nr,t
unrtsag- uy.~s ccftihca,".. 81. Canadian Pa inc.
go, Irir. .6S Illlnol. Central. li't N",can Ordi
mar 3d. Cehtral. iVJ1- Prnn-y IanA. 50
M can Central new per cent tohd-. ~.
Bar silver i quoted at i3'sd prr ounce.
Money. 1t jdS1 pr c@nt -
FA- ID. icr- quot cent rhts a. - trance w.
cunt and exchange on London at Is
francs a. rrhtiurs for chez Is.
The Of bullion into the Bank OF England
o balance to-dsy IL El0.0OJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Holder. oasr modcr..cy. Iacon- Holder. odcr freely.
r..ly Prime city nm At s.. co..on.ecd o. Liverpool
ODER freely s.dy ., Sis "a Ro-in-Ths supply j. pco
IArd-spot aLd future. Holders Offer moderately Wheat
and nouf-Hoders offer moderately Corn-Spot-Tho
supply g in q the demand holders oaei
steady st % It'd Hops London-fseine-Thc supply
Door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

| WHEAT no. :.
openns nishs.s Lo.e.s. c,e.!as.
{H +; :::::::: s.: 5. s; E:
G., 5:;': :''::::: s.: s.: !: 6, G. 6:
S S:s.',, :: s. s. IS: 81: g: 8.
MESS roEk. PER BBL.
} S:;.' 1853 49, SS;;'s 81. IS;
LARD. PER leo LBS.
N ,::, : :::,:.:.::: 3; IS; =, IS. s.;
SHORE RIBS. PEI. 100 LBS
re- IT, S: S; s.. IS:
ga 4a;.;a; 49, As sigH. FSe' 81: "a "a
:T'-l. sA,.: So, s.. .s:!as heat, ssas:@.
49,. $, - -. - : 49, s,a..n.. y,
s .t:. :, 49, y IA 80 5s:
- = t-e - ss.. 81 80: "a: -. 80 ss5s..
- =. 80: ;. 80 .:. 80; Z. q: gar.
=; X: .: :: i$ :$ :s@
~. c-..- .....-..-............. .e:2 so3
- Ia. ri. ll.as :.y ie s;s', 1870. s.s.-s -:
.:,.e' aa ., :.. ta. is.s:. Esss is-t
Ns.,sA. , :. -t.s,' 81 saI M, "a. 49, sA,y
SO 'ii-t % n; q - ~ t.,cS a.st o.:,
ss 1T, g 80 Eye ii sra ..:,: So .ae "a
i i:s,s a; g. e.. f r;;s :;' ~ sS;:;
o. :,.s? .hres. i:-sspt =; 10,
s. IT TO-, iosi So b., t-..,y :':c0 bush
ra..aa,4pn.a. ic.. -o-i.oaF irm.aa eeo,as,e low.
A., VIA Nd: Ill ~ s 49,; %; :. :: e seys'' We s.s.
"oa mara. qas 9-i .i SSIS ss.sa S ssssy
q I'm s. l- from ns : sr'a s. vel. 80 g;
20 iaE sod m...ns ~h' az .'ae:s ps.s,s TO tan,y
sr2 :s ?@s.a - Ap; ~ :sss ttG'S a.y
S 81, w sa. Si nv Ata , .aa nc
eod ,,.,iy i..r 'nS.ir! Tor eh3o.i e.s tGts.sn
na ana PF.s q q: ic e. F.Ir an, In Ouys.. ST.
60 g. IN cAi,ott t.e,stor 3Se steamer. in DO. H2e'
.,"c; NS 6,S f ia m f5 1. eI3' ~ g. ,. auc
a, Sc tst o,. and a. g. sss2e n e;oH s.s
A..: S Ss s 81. to'u Ny 'ss
i Of a ''i i1z sn 1Ha So et'Aa tH rS
So .ns ?ss az Whit in 2o;,' sstA 'G fsS::
iu,ry cen; hsher under .cnt Offering. 10 osssc:
h. sa:: sS.osS IN! M.' .t.i :sfss
BIZ ~h %.s' ns5tS Ss.S eo sos 40
ss.n: sniI%s en-, 800 bush corn S''"
weak snd declining market. e!:ses s.G ssS, , Tx:
than sfFt 1ss: I'd ia g. s.s .,s:
SSTn oi;nd WAX aud so:.a o-s m s,ss.E s.ss
IS: ny Si:; :;.'s -. .i.t ss #,
co. ss.nS,.i;s ma: :. 9 s Is
!. sr'sss "; 81 sA %Ss Ess; ::
g3s d essential change Slu corn ksssBScp sS.n
sssa 800 ss;s
$4,000 bush OATS $4,000 oua rye 400 oa'h' oei'e''
Toledo ohio Feb. ne's c steady Am higher, essa
~ 7S sses sS:s siS,s;
:,a 81 :Ss IS Ss:s .is;:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

A1 Tr@a.u, f'' S.u, Il
E D:s :iss ';s
Net cash balcc 1s0 s247 oc5 Dec sois+si
steady at quotations for business as follows:
bankers bills at 81 81 l-2 and 81 IS l-S for
long and short sterling respectively; French francs
at SCI ~ and eia S.s; reiehm una KS az ~ IL
In London British eonsols were easier AT " 5-s
and ~ 7-l6 respectively for money ana account.
The hank Of England gained tl0,ooo bullion on
balance In the open market the late Tor dis
count Of bankers bills was easy AT Us PER
cent. against the bank rate OF > per cent bar
silver was frmcr at As sd per ounce AMER,
rrsponsc TO yesterdays late home quotations,
but they later made good recovcrlcs, Irrespective
OF to-day's home movements. anu closcd htm,
At Paris French per cents rose from BIZ L.
10 SO 81 l-2, Notwithstanding that exchange on
iondon was frmcr at 1928 l.? francs to the l.
s.a ss VEN ;ss ' @
SooS Norh Missouri r.. r. lst mortgage per cent
5I:s 20 ssae D d. ST.. s. i' .''s's'
M '9:iss s 'f s:%f and sad & R. r.
cen, cS"f ns a1 shore H. r. , dividend bond. duo
, as IN M; ssss!y a.. T. ,5 ii = s's' and
mos. 49, YER seni esns,fSiS gold bonds. du. ioo2
.sa Is &" %@ t t:ion yer cent bonds d''
@ en- I'd Y ssa9 due J. general con-
IS T,. "a s SS: tss saI IN o..
ns 60, soaa. s. ;Ss o SI1h''n H. "
h' nPs.s ~ sas sSid SSna duo 1855
p els s 90? g IGT1 Ind h' a.. III! 10.
'ESt I'd ,. at d, e S:'ii''' pr cent general
"i.r' ana ". S., ,%S a.J r. E iscs t. H.
i' - share, SAFE Deposit Co. II S-~Yo-k. i;s.
100 shirrs Washington Li's Insurance Co. Of Ne"Yo'k.
300 share. York. IAekaw.nn. and we.,e;n r. II,
E ...:. c la" Rs's .SS va sa,f:f
ii 900 Houston aud TA.. cen,,,, H. Il. nr'' mortgage
80 rcaa r.ot. western L. R. pr cent scrip
= t.I Of n,,.o~tA y. j. eoa.oiidA''d per cent
''"s II.. J.,::y R.,o,a .sa Canal Cos. as's
a,:' sSa, n.@. I'D IL Co.. 700
, ::., Ssa: S:s:s cs is
s ~. , Sss2 in:yr.a, e 60. 1893
5000 Minneapolis. and $, Low. .ii",y 20, p, eNo'
500 si% 10 ,:Ha Hsr,crS Conn"
c.n, bond. dc Joy l. 1909. in'f't January ana 'u''
zoo ,h.rN- Meeh.n.c.' x.,'on .,d bank. cio1-
i;p .naf-, Phrni, National HANK, 49,,
40 .uAr.. IaLk STAT o. Saslofk. ll5N
- .har,s Ias, Shore and ,h.ssn southern H. H..
:. 90 Wabash Railway mr., mor,s,s. pr cent gold
bond dV" 1872 1903
-1o tn.uuibu- and We-t"rn H. u. nfst Hor'sAss y
Der cent lond- due 1911 1917. ,.., A..
-int4D Atlanta aud Chariot" Air Line EaiwS Els
NOR. per ,rnt rrgt.trt.d tonds du" 1907 llc's
.har.. Na,i,nal sho~ and i<athcr Bank. III.
-, share, .lt.onal IIank % Commerce. 80.
4 SHARE N"w.lork Produce f.y-hanG" BANK IlJS.
Z; M ~ :fc a.. I'd NJ ;ssn. L.ai E.i!s, per
-. nm tn.nr,nre Go "a
- .har~. r.nn ~-.ith 1nsuranee 60 IL
sin 90 ch,c.ro Hoc. Island ADD rAr're Raj ~ les
-fss-. ~ -~I-t ID 'nf- du" Jglv 1871 10
- .A,r~. Lmeri~sn I,'hA.s - national Bank. in3
So -har-. standard Ou TrT-t l1n.
q, Ar.r' 81 box I'D II bro''r"n' n l'' "nrt-
-.y : t-snI.. fTs 1891 10
., ...r~, .r!~.n Ian ant TrTsi . 10.
49,. N,t'. q Rank - i,-iss,it l"''.
4; az NJ. ,nf f.-et X Il l., mnr;ssSs pr e'n:
.Iif itSi.
- -ersr.f A. enGe j. II lfb-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
based on American standard Of classic.
Good ordnsry..... $40 Low Mddling 10
strict ,ond Ordinary lis Mdillns ....... 10 1916

Tho option market vas only moderately active. and
p-ice, huctuatf within NARROW limit Larry IN IT,"
day there "a. r'" OF 3Gt rolLts, with ON litle
OF '.horts." stronger LIVERPOOL advice.
Receipts at the port however larger which >tartf
selling. and dIn" .. Ia: points followed. closing Easy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

HAVANA MARKET.
Havana. FEB: 2e:.Sugss arm. Exchange quiet
BpAniah gelA 2t1a2uk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

Refined oil was unckaneed e 7.SO oents ~ enueul
In barrels. and o.7O cents In cases.
fordp Quotations Antwerp, l7017 1-s tsaca1
Bremen, 6.65 marks: London, 81 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

Includes sales Of $4,000 barrels OF cash delivery
at 81 O3d$i % . and 1900 barrels Of 70 morrow
delivery u o. Of 36Gol o. "a,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15
Good Advice In a Nut Shell.

There arc four organs in the hlIi!an
body which are vital in their :lnc-
lions and dri,catc IN their structure,
and which gives usan immense amount
oftrouhle These are the Heart, St0n.
urh. Kidneys md Liver, II they give
Us trouble il is because we neglect or
abuse ihem, and Of course we must
take the consequences. The diseases
of these organ. are very numerous and
often dangerous. Luckily we have Il
remedy which has proved just the
hing iurihis class of disease. Ii Is Pc.
ru.nn, n purely vegetable compound.
that strikes right ut the root Of the
whole trouble. This preparation was
used by DR.. Hartman most successful
Is in his general practice for years be-
fore il was placed before The general
public, and it was is remarkable SUE.
cess in is private practice that led
him TO pr, @ it before the general pub
lie for the benefit OF mankind every
where. AS n tonic il is un' Xcrlled.
building up the system weakened by
constant toll. either mental or physi-
cal. As a remedy for ling trouble
such Ms consumption, il has accom-.
plished wonders. Its actions on the
kidneys is mild aud effective. lts use
will keep the blood pnre. Regulate
the bowels. if necessary. with Man n
lin. Price 81 per bottle, 6 for S.. For
sale by all druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15
Jury nfLunncy.

Mcssrs NJ. Mahorncr, W. G. Sci.
lcck, Jacob I~Iolberg, J. {. Williams,
j. W. Holbrooks aud NJ. l.. Wells. were
called upon under u witt from the
Chanccry Court on Tuesday last, to
discharge the painful duty of passing
upon the sanity OF MED. r. Sanford,
a man who for years was one of our
best aud most highly esteemed citizens,
a large nurahcr OF witnesses were sum-
moned from BroOksvillc and DR.. II, A.
Minor testified as expert. After the
evidence the jury unanimously agreed
tina! Mr.. Sanford was insane and dam
gcrous TO himself and others if left at
large, and he was placed in charge of
the Sheriff 10 be sent TO the asylum tor
treatment, We grievc with his family
and friends, and hope for his early res
,oration, as he will hayc the best and
most skillful attention. This step
should have been taken n year or more
ago as the evidence clearly showed.
Mr.. Sandlord was brought from La
mar county by the Attorney of his
wife, Thomas j. 0'Nc:ll, Esx of this
place.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15

HAsKINs billiards On Wednes
day Invitations were seut cut to the
friends Of Mr., Sam'l llarkins and Miss
Matte billiard, requesting their pres.
cree at the residence OF Mrs. w. l..
Fcathcrston, sister of the bride, at $50
p. m, Thursday, Nov. 18th This hap
py event was not looked for until some
time next month. but il is nome the
less happy because it came sooner
Notwithstanding the short notice, the
bride received many handsome and
useful presents, and the house was fill.
ed with friends, Young and old, to ex-
tend congratulations and good wishes.
They went 10 Meridian on Thursday
nights train, and will, probably, listen
to some GOOD advice from Rev. Sam
Jones. They will extend their trip to
Livingston. Mobile hnd other points.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15
At Rest.

Sadly do we record the death Oi our
friend, Mrs, w. W. Chairman, or Bet
tie, as she was fondly cali d, She died
at her home in Macon on the 25, of
Oct, 1890. She was born Sept. b.
1866. Joined the VI. Il. church in 1873,
aud was married At the early age OF
fourteen, to MIR. w. W. Chairman in
1880.
After an Illness of five weeks, born
with christian fortilude, she fell asleep
in the arms of Jesus without a sigh or
moarn. The anchor was dropped. an |
her life boat rode safely oh The Silly
waters ofthe harbor OF rerose.
Friend, Bettic's friend, whoever you
may be that read these words ofloriDg
tribute 10 her memory, don't let your
ewes grow dim with tears as you read
them and call to mind the cheerful
voice hat is hushcd, and the genial
smile ihat has fed.
No, only think The voice that was
hushed on earth, woke to Stag a psalm
of thanksgiving in Heaven. The
smile that faded from the paled lips
here, broke into raptures divine when
the glazed eye of earth opened upon
the glorlcs Of The Fathers home.
She died in The full vigor of woman
hood, while her heart beat high with
hope, she was called from all that was
bright and joyous on earth, to the
greater JOY and brightness of hcaycn.
How can we feel that so beautiful IL
life is ended, or even interrupted by
the transition from this home in Gods
universe, to the next. where lie had Il
place for her. God saw best TO take
her from the troubles and trials Ofthis
world, to Heaven. But how full Of
comfort the thought 10 her husband
that although she is gone and his home
is desolate, she is 10Y an angel hover
ing around him. We trust that little
Willie, her pride and joy, will be
reared to cherish the memory of his
sainted mother,
Bercavcd ones, iain would We heal
ylur wounded, broken spirits, sooth
your aching hearts, helping You bear
this burd II, which if but borne will
render brighter the crown.
lndulgent, divotcd brothers and sis
ter. we can but point you to the healer
Of hearts, ''who knowrtn best and do.
ctl, all things well" Look up be.
reaycd ones, she is mot dead but sleep
ing. A FRIEND
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15
To All Whom 1t Nav Concern,

take this method of notifying my
customers that their accounts are all
made up TO date, aud prompt settle
mcnt is requested. This include, ali
old accounts MS well IA those OF late
date. | need the money to settle my
debts, and | hope the accommodation
/ have extended will be appreciated,
and prompt settlement made.
n0y. 10, JN0. W, BRIDGERS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15
SPECIAL rREMlUMS.
Awarded AT the tin Annual
Fair of The NGxubcc Co. Agri-
cultural society, 10 he
Held OCT, 2I.2I, 1890.
WORK BY GIRLS UNDER 10 YEA

WORK By GIRLS UNDER 10 YEARS.
% Carriage and Toy Co.. Baltimore, of, r
t,yo' CT Heinrich IA fine doll carriage worth
$50. ior best article .. pain sen.ng by
hand oN q coil dress Iy a girl under s years.
age TO be considered.
Awarded to Miss Mary Edwards
W & Selleck. 500 for best cotton patch
work quit. finished sincc the last Fair.
Awarded TO Miss Addie liaruin
} J May offers , handsome toilet for the
best display of rrorhe, by s RI under $ years
Awarded 10 Miss Fennir May
PFCrh;li. n writing desk Tor the best ar
ticic Of ciochrteti work.
Awarded TO Miss CiauGie Lipscomh.
JATysOl, $3.50 for best specimen OF
vaSs work.
AwaIGcd % s. Fannie May
W Fees, OF. painting for best drawing.
Awarded to Miss Annie she ton
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15

OF
MISSISSIPPI
WIN Open its hexi Session at
OXFORD, MISS,
Thursday, September 20, 1880.

The University has been put in a more cf-
fcctivc condition than ever before. Tit
plan ofstuGy is so arranged as to present
three parallel courses of study leading to
the degrees OF u A.. b. :. and II. L. In
each course there is. large scope for election
in subjects taken.
NiDeteen schools are taught. in the de-
parlment OF Science. Letters aud Arts.
VIZ:
Latin and Greek under rrofs. Hoguc and
Rondurant. German aud French under
Prot. FontaiUc English and Bellies Letters
under Prof. Eager. Mathematics under
Prof. Fulton. Theoretical Jhemistry. Prac-
teal Chemistry, Bo'auy, Zoology, Mineral.
ogy and Geology under Pro-, Jones. Men,
tai aud Moral Philosophy. Logic History
and Political Economy under Piof. sims.
Five Fellow have been appointed in Flu.
g'i>h. Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural
History and Physics respectively who viii
assist the I Professors.
The School oi Law is still IN charge OF
Prot. Mayes.
Tuition free 10 al, except a fee OF $50 TO
law students. Expenses teed not exceed
Sl1.5 per. annum. For catalogues and iur-
ther information address.
EDW ARD MAYES,
University, Miss. Chancellor.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15

Mr., and Mrs. &. n. Ladd, two Of
Noxubcc's Oldest citizens, have recent.
~ moved to the Damon place, near
the city. and are engaged in the truck
farming and dairying industry, in
which they are experts. We hope Mr.,
and Mrs, Ladd much prosperity, and
arc glad to welcome them with U.S.
Meridian Move.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.

THE BEST SAi.vE in the world for
,uts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sail
Rheum, Fever sores. letter, Chapprd
Hands. Chilblains, Cnrns; and all skin
Erupiipus. and positively cures Piles,
CT no pay required II is guaranteed
TO give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 81 cents per box
For Sale by j. L. 'oNEs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15

Last week Ned Smith, living OF Mr..
Troy Coles place, advertised a stolen
horse: On Saturday morning he found
the horse on the line between Mr..
Cole and Mr.. II. NJ. Hunters place.
lie was in n dense thickct aud hal
just been shot iu the head which was
also crushed with some heavy instru-
mcnt. Ncd is an industrious and wor-
thy man, aud we hope 10 be able 10 re-
cord the fact that the parties who have
committed the dasiardly act viii be
arrested aud property punished.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15

Boil>. rarbuncIcs. and other skin e.
rmptions indicate that the system is en-
~icavoring to reject poisonous acids,
aud that Ayers Sarsaparilla is impcr
a%tivcly needed, II is the most reliable
of all blood medicines. Ask your drug
gi,t for il, and take no other.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15

Mr.. Charley Smoot always wears a
pleasant smile, but he has been on a
visit TO Macon for a few days aud
seems to BIZ in a better humOr than ey.
er before. some Of his friends pre-
tend TO account for il but We don't be-
licye them. II is lust his way.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15

The children consent TO be nndresscd
aud 90 to bed only on condition that
mamma gives them each one more DIR.
Bulls Worm Drsiroyers. They Taste
so good. Worms don't like thcm
though.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15

Mr.. Wina FrathcrstOn crew n
cotton ihis year wkich was very pro-.
life. 1919 pounds OF seed c,tton made
406 pounds OF lint. At lie ann rate
il would take 1928 pounds H. make u
500 pound bale. lie is very carefully
preserving the seed which were first
found IL. Il sack o. coffee.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15

Mr.. Mat Mahorner's Clubhouse was
the first TO 90 this season. II took
fire last Tuesday while the gin was
running. A match is supposed to
have got in .he lint. Ito aud some
tenants lost about four bales, and We
are ssrry to sag there was no iGsur-
ance, Mr.. Mahorner has u new mill
at the depot which will be put up at
oitrp
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15
uQtA CREEK FARM
ElAlD 1

my fam on I%lashuqua, in whole
II Is situated il miles west Of
GN eefes. about 400 acres
tat" of cultivation, ard is oie OF
Ion and stock FERNS in the coun-
place is a valuable bed OF phos-
Ell has been analyzed by u. S.
nd by the A. IL Nj. College.
apply TO l.. W. Walker,
i. i. y. WALKER.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15

will sell, Tor one.fOurth cash and hal
.nce on long time, my plantation near Cliff
,onyille. Miss. II is wei. adapted for farm
NO or sock raising. Apply to J. II. Jam'-
son, %Clinonville, or to the undersigned ~
Nohilc. Ia. not sold will lease or rent.
A. Z. BUSH,
Mobile. Ala.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15

On account of Sam Jones meeting to
be held at Meridian from Noy. s., to
18Th inclusive, the NJ. IL o. r. r. will
sell tickets to Meridian and return at
one fare. commencing sale Nov. 8.
Not good for return after Nov. 10.
Two special passenger trains will
run OF this occasiOn-One leaving Ma
con al z. Il. NJ and returning leaves
Meridian at $50 p. NJ. The other
leaving Macon at $40 p. m, rcturh-
ing, leaves Meridian at, 1880 a.. IN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15
OHERIFF'S SALE.
The State of Mississ,pp:,
Noyubee Coniiy.

The State of Mississippi,
NoXubee Coniiy.
Jacob Hol3erg
vs.. ENectliOn,
S. q. Murray.
By virtue of the above stated writ direct
ed To me from the odiee q. John A.. Tyson,
Clerk Of ,,e Circuit Court Of said county,
| viii. Oh
konday, the LIST day Of December, 1880
at the Court House of said county. WITHIN
legal hours. sell 10y auction TO the highest
bidder for can. the following property,
which has leen levied on by me as the prop
cr,y of said defendant. and VIII he sold TO
sat siy salt, writ and all costs. to wit:
4 :; In. Of northeast quarter and south
wcsi quarter Of No beast quarter OF section
%, tow nsiiIip t., ,.Gsp ~. containing lso u
cres. mere or IS, and situated In the above
~ y. 7. DORR0II,.
noyS-st Sheriff.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15

The NJ. & O. II. II. will Iun an excur
sion to Mobile. Nov. IL, at So for the
round trip. Leaves Macon at 2;25 p. IN.
and arrives at Mobile at 9:45, p. m.
All tickets good for return passage on
any regular traIu within six days al
ter date of sale.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-15
nuApRIE LAND FOR SALE

a,o acres in the tract, i;5 cleared AMI in a
,ood state of cultivation. Residence and
other improvements in good condition. a
fine Overlooking well and a good pasture
Apply to OF address
MRS. Z. NJ. GARNER,
.,,t,-,m Prairie Point, Miss.