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en- out this four hours"


was in substance the same az, that published
ssd that H tSa hsr n With hal his hat
rst Do noe seesSe snss
tho s6re at III thssy srs whSr wa a
sliney lives said to the reporter. with great
Mickey didn't kill Bob Lyons. I'd stake mo
Hes dc sn,arest Teller t ever drove cart in
sedE1 nf Miteg nSG TFese fee
viii ys, Hes de- dGcontost p pei eyer h had" a
Mickey slney lie most damaging piece a 'O Of
edsnys RStSSs ssS aetng
Captain Ftzgerald OF the Madison street sta
TO hose gSt ana sa
late on Wednesday afternoon; She said she
her on no one Of the blocks, After he had taken
call f lin over and P handed ia note H whas
he told him to deliver s9mewhere She didn't
hn s aSSyt ns s aG hoy u
block. picked up the cleaver and toyed with It.
Are you going to cut any more m eat this
The answer; but left thon. Just rs tho boy came
Ths pof9 also say thTt two iS S
posed to have taken place; and that they saw
two men ,d,p,arrelng within. But not being
ACTING captalh FtzSsrald said sadie last might! t.;
.,, We ,. are convinced that Slne ego COMPUTED
evidonse ponts to R him. lie was the last man
Sohe oand ns tHa
Of blood on the floor OF the store. BEGINNING ut
the Ss En Eli he ay
ran almost to the kitchen. doubled and came
back again to the, spot where Lyons died.
thus bearing rim out ths mothers story that no
Yet no one saw sliney strike Lyons and no
have had There are a other facts which may
place. nsighbors ssy that BOB Lyons had STRUCK
ened to cut her with knife, Mrs. Lyons came
to them. they say and told them all about her
riage With Mary PReian. Who lad been a ser.
y9nt In the family, and never f9rGPye MIN for
@ s %ss sSr RS Lns yDn Sss
dsssf tSat SIC talk One Of
her alb afY s~t sSs Y S
f5 na he ysry fond and that's how
Where was Martin Lyons, Bob's father. when
the murder took place! Nobody seems to
Jim Lyons said his father left the house at
noon ON "Wednesday, and did pot come back
whore he, was during that time the young man
answered:
-. Fathers been drinking for three years.
where he's been or what he dbl
According to the stories which they all tell
slney these two were intimate friends. Bob
was a very peHcoablo chap with great dread
Fl row. siiney: though net SO AYERS. ayerse toai
being young man, with an even temper. No
one can understand what could have led to II
that both were sober at the tlme. and. accord
ing to the stories Of tho boy and the glgl who
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The Latest Riots In China.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.-No information in re-
gard to the reported massacre of Christians
in northern China has been received at tho
Chinese Legation in this city. Tho Secretary
OF the Legation said to-day that lie believed
the trouble Was exaggerated. Such II massa-
ere. II 1t really occurred. no snid. was an event
OF the greatest moment to the Chinese Govern
ment. and the legation would, he thought. be
Immediately notified OF it.
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Tho man sighed and whispered. Indeed.
it's too bad" Then he went up stairs. Tho
room whore the coffin lay was draped in black.
Candles and crosses stood about. and on n
black cloth shield were the letters. Il. II. s."
Twenty neighbors. mostly women. sat along
tho walls mourning.
Bob Lyons was n tall. handsome fellow with
cloar brown eyes and a thick. light moustachc.
The cash OF tho cleaver which caused his
death was concealed by the white cloth which
the undertaken had arranged around the head
and the face looked peaceful. Many Of those
who had known him we'll burst into tears rs
they looked upon him.
Mrs Lyons. the mother Of Bob was down
stairs in the hack room behind tho store.
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The Railroad Committee OF the Brooklyn
Board Of Aldermen will begin q hearing this
afternoon on the application Of the Presidents
Of the various surface roads in that city for
permission to substitute tho electric trolley
system for horse power on all their routes. All
the Broadway road. united In Joint appllca-
ton to the Aldermen as well as to the Suite
Iailroad Commissioners. 1t is said that most
OF the companies have already obtained the
consent Of 4 majority Of the abqttinG ,roperty
new system In operation before next winter Il
q speedy decision in their fnYor is renched.
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Enforcing the Eisht.hour Law.

ATcHIsoN. Kan. Nov 2e-Robert Tompkins,
President OF the Kansas Federation OF Labor.
attended meeting OF tho federation in Topsks
yesterday. II was decided to make an effort to
enforce tho cight-hour law. enacted by the
the law Ii violated in tho office Of tile State
Printer and other places. Money necessary to
make tho fight has been raised.
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coffin up stairs ycstcr-
day. and the ncighbors
all came to take n last
look at his face. A
young man wearing n
blue flannel shirt stood
at the foot OF the stairs
in tho dimly-lighted
hallway. to direct Wis
itors to the room where
the CONN was. He was
Jim Lyons, tho brother
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LOOKS BLACK FOR MICKEY,
YET NO ONE SAW HIM KILL hrs
FRIEND on SUGGESTS A MOTIVE.

A Good Many or the Neiehbors Believe
Something VIII Come Ont to Throw
Light on the Murdcr-what n Little
Girl snw-Mourners ut Lyons's Conn.
At the Lyonss. 152 Cherry street. tho body
OF Robert. tho young butcher. who was MUIR
dered tho day before. lay in n black cloth
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SEATTLE Nov. 26.-The contract for the con-
struction Of transcontinental limo OF tho
Great Northern Rnilrond from Puget Sound to
tho summit Of tho Cascade Mountains has
been let and work IL to begin as soon as men
and outfits can be put on tho ground. This
section y eighty miles long and follows the
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OF the murdered man. Hc shook hands heart
lily with all Corners. and answered many aues-
tons which they put A brawny. red-faced
man. trying awkwardy to soften his steps
walked into the hallway. took Off his hat and
silently extended his hand to the brother.
Its pretty tough about Bob. amt itl Jim
said.
The man nodded without saying word.
Wasn't 1t coward blown Wasn't it?"
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After she had returned
from tho Police Court.
at which Mickey Sliney
had been arraigned in
the morning for the
murder. she seated her.
self near a table. and
remained there all day
rocking to and fro and
moaning. Her rig h t
eye was bruised and
on her face were
scratches that could
not have been moro
than three layS old.
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and cures; n tonic that invigoratcs and builds
IN; nervine that soothes and strengthens.
And il 1t doesn't do what its makers claim
Tor It, they don't want your money.
For all the functional arrangements, pain.
full disorders, and chronic weaknesses that
afTlict woinankind, tho Prescription " h .
safe and certain renicdy-a guaranteed one.
In female complaints of every nature, pe-
iiot;ical pains, internal inflammation and
liberation, leucorrhea, and oil kindred all
ments--if it fails to benefit or cure, you have
your money back.
No other medicine for women is sold On
such Il ying terms II any could be, you may
I've sure that IL ,ro,ild be. Is something else
which pays tho dealer better, likely to b
" Just as good ."
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She wore heavy. trimmed glasses. through
which her eyes looked sharp and clear.
Mrs Sliney says that your son struck you
tured.
Its no such thing. He didn't do no such
thing. Oh! Lord. pity me. was furnishing n
little boy. and Bob pushed me away. gentle
like. against the ice box. The glasses scratched
my, face, oh. Bob wouldn't strike his old
mother"
Where il your husband?'
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Drunk" whispered
a man who had Just
come into the room.
" Yes" Mrs. Lyon ;
said. Martins been
drinking these three
years now. He wasn't
home all yesterday
afternoon. and when he
came home his boy was
dead"
Mrs. Lyons's account
of the death Of her son
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Faded, jadeds
tired, ovorworked
women - oak,
nervous, dehcat6
and suffering oneA
These are tho wo-
men who are help.
ed to health and
strength by DR..
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. It's
a legitimate medi-
rion that <sOrroefn
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for infants and Children.

"oStorlsl rs $50 vel sdapted 10 children that
.I~econicen1 it as srpeslor to any prescription
Known to me-" II. A. Archer, M. D.,
Ill So. oxford st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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B~reokszille.

William Harrington Gaines, son Of
ar. and Mrs. w. r. Gaines, died nj !
o'clock a. m. on tie 18th day of Sen.
TENDER. 'P
Quietly anil without n struggle Ms
niue spirit took lis fight and was wat.
leu upon the morning breczcs 10 his
celestial home, to meet there his three
l'''ie sisters who preceded him, and
await the coming of those who loved
MN 50 lenderly and so dearly.
On how sad and dcSolatc is the en-.
tire household since enc of its bright.
eSi Jewels has been taken away. How
lonesome il seems about the place
Without MS joyous presence; and how
sun since his musical voice and mrr.
I! laughter are hushcd forever, He
was Que of those good .natured and
happily disposed children that attract
attention always, and are universally
admired and loved. He was looked
upon as a general mvorite in The town
admired by all who ever saw him.
loved by those who knew him and
'uoIlzcu by his parents and relatives.
"A rose bud of promise
Snatch"d from the garden of life
10 adorn the vases of paradise"
a FRIRND.
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WEST PoINT, Miss, Oct. lat Ma
con tonight, llon. Fred G.. Barry. hate
member Of congress from This district.
II of the ablcsi and most prominent
attorneys in the state, was married ia
Miss Maggie, the accomplished daugh.
tor Of the late DR.. Van ililI. OF Nocon.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple left for the new home Of
the groom in Texas.
When Colonel Barry left for Macon
last night he WAS escorted to the de-.
pot by a large crowd Of Indies and
gentlemen who had previously galh.
ercd at the cOnri house TO bid him flrr.
well. Yesterday meetings were held
by The bar of West Point and by the
citizens, when the universal regret Of
the people was expressed at his de-
pariure in a series Of resolutions.
Coloncd Barry is a man OF whom,
Mississippi is proud and hia departure
for his now home is sincerely regret
ted.
The marriage took place at the
residence OF the brides br0thcr.in-
law, Mr., Walter Jones, on Thursday
evening, Rev. Mr., Friend. of West
Point Officiating, The venerable grand
father OF the bride, Or. Il. Il. I'M Of
Clay Co, was present, also Miss Barry.
daughter OF the groom, and Miss An.
-
nlc Hooper, of Aberdeen aud a num-.
Der OF prominent citizens OF Macon.
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Conf Supt.
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Alliance Meeting.

There will be n regular meeting o
the Noxubce County Farmers All
ance with the Mohcgan sub-Allianr,
five miles cast of ShuQualak Oh Thurs
day, the Sih day OF October, 1891.
We hope TO have a full delegation
from all sub.allianccs in the county
and also as many members rs a at
tend, as business of importance vii
come up for settlement.
JAS. S. MADISON,
M. V. FRIDAY, President,
Sec'y,
Sept. II, 1891.
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NOrECE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION.


Land Olice at Jackson, Miss.
August -, lS1l,
Notice is hereby given that the iollow;n.
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof VIII be made be.
fore the Circuit Clerk Of NoXuhee Co. at
Macon. Miss. on Octa 1891: viz:
Willis Murphy. Homestead No. 1881, tor
the west halt southwest quarter See, 50, 7
Is, \ 10 Il.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon an,!
cultivation Of, said land, VIZ.
Dave Golden, Charlie Nicholas. Tom
llammack. Henry McSwain, all OF Shuqua-
lax L. o., Mss.
HENRY KERNAGHAN,
aug. 29-6t. Register.
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Farm for Sale.

will sell all or any part OF ny place
situated one mile from Brooksville on
NJ. Il O.. II. II. II is first class corn
land, and in every respect Il very de-
SCRABBLE place.
aug20. H. IL. WOOtlhN'
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HWEsSsONEE'S SALE.

The State o! Mississippi
NoXubce County.
John h. Brooks ct al,
No. 1851. vs., In CbaEcCry.
Fran IL LagrOne ct al.
In pursuance Of a final decree rcndcrc,
in the above stated cause at the April Term
\. D., 1891. OF the Court aforesaid, date,
May LIST. A. D.. 1891, the undersigned Com
missioner in said cause appointed, will, OF
Monday, tho 9th day Of Oct. A. D.. 1891.
in front OF the door Of the Court House it
the town of Macon, in said county, within
legal hours. proceed to sell at public outcrl
to the highest and best bidder, the follow
ing described real estate living and being
situated in said county and state, to.wlt:
2G4 acres of land across the west side o.
lot 5. T 10, Is. running from south Il
north across said lot. Terms Of sale cash.
The title to the above described property
is believed to be perfect, but ! shall onl!
convey such title as vests in me hy virtue
of said final decree. B, j. ALLEN.
Sept. II, 1871. commissioner
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StSsEnIEF'S SALE.
The State of Mississippi
Noxuhce County.
II. NJ. Marx
vs..
W. \. Jones.

By virtue of the above stated writ direct.
ed TO me from the Office of John \. Tyson,
Circuit CLERK of SAID County, will on Mon
day the All day Of October, 1891, NJ the
Court llouse Of said County, within legal
hours, sell hy auction to the highest hidder
for cash, the following property, which has
been levied on 10y me as the property o. sald
defendant and will be sold to satisfy said
writ and all costs, to.wit:
The house and .ot in fraction block 81, IN
town of Macon and in " oithc 5. g. Of
section %, Township Is, Range IL, bounded
on the East by Jefferson street, on the North
by homestead OF j. W. holbrook, on the
West aud South IL lands belonging 10 M.
Fan4i r,a.oss. a.le HnSs fronting jefferson
a,,th, $50 Hit- Not "bI coainih'nr ~
t." ,,4 MA, al ICES. aad situated 10 Ia
l", N"n.iy awl atar.
I.T. rDNnDu.
asa ;.a 1891, sheriff.
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NJ INTEREST TO GINNERS.

So much has been said about the use or scaeS
Mt the ain house that s. Q call parleularattention
IN n now book entitled Facts about Seaes''
,nblisbcl by "JoNEs OF MNGlIAMT0N'" IN
Dinshamton, ny Itcoatai'si ui 'h,orn'At'o,
psard!ng cos. . patents, Sc, and should oers'
by efs,y Intelligent ainner. Apos'al"Hae'.i -
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lilies Nerve and Liver Pills.

Net on new principle regulating
the liver. sioinarh and bowciS through
the nerves. y new discovery. DR..
Miles Pills speedily cure biIliousness,
bad taste. torpid liver, piles, eonsiipn.
ton. U~nequallcd for men. women,
children. Smallcs, miIdcst, suresi
90 desrs. % cts. Samples free at 4. S.
Murphcy's.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO Robert T.
N'atty, late clerk of Chanccry Court OF
NoXnbcc county. are requested to call
atahc Office Of A. {. Boyle, Macon,
Mis3 and settle the same.
ELLA II. FATTY,
Adm'X,
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A. +. DEN
Go.,,
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l.um Seals, the public hackman will
run a hack regularly 10 every passcn.
ger train and also to the local trains.
Orders left at the Drug Stores or al
DIR. ll0lman's or Glands livery stable
will be promptly attended TO. Never
tails to he on time. \ share OF pat.
ronagc i, solicited.
ang. -. LUM SEALS.
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Among The many boxes Of holiday
goods Charley Heinrich hns received
was one six tcet long, FIVE tcct high
aud three aud a half feet wide, which
Is certainly the largest arrival in Ma.
c0n this season.
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Notice Tax PAYERS.

The books have bccu turned over 20
me, and | am now ready Tor the col.
lection Of taxes. Can early. take YOUR
li!ne ans! get a correct receipt.
L 4. DOKROI.
Tax Collector.
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For Rent.

Ny house is now for rent. II has
fou' rooms, good water and garden
For further Information call on MI
Geo. Freeman.
Sep5 MRS. JNO. FREEMAN.
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LOST,

| lost a ten dollar bin somewhere on
the streets of Macon 20 day. | will
literally reward any one who will re.
turn il to me. II. e. HOLT.
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SADDLE.
WHIP,


Mr., II. II. Brooks, a prominent citi.
zen of ErooksviIlc, Mis-. was on Wis.
it to his daughter, last Sunday, Miss
Brooks has a good class in stenography
and type.wriling and is much pIoastd
with CarrolltoD.- Albanian.
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WHOM Baby was sick, we gaze her Castoria'
when she was q Child, she cried for oas'or'a'
Whom she became Miss, she chung To l"s'o''"
when she had Children, she gaveihem oas'0fiA
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'oa E0H

y, give to all persons who
4r"'ng in the public schools
g'"'y' during the next term.
|Ar, ,''S Will be held in Macen. as
Al ~, ~''i'ors on De-. lst and end
E,a .p, ~, For Colored teachers
['sa ,'h' and ssnd and ssrd I'''''
|as ,',pn win continue two days
NJ, clock a. m, each day.
"'c earnestly requested to
''Apoy at the hour above
5, NJ, THOMAS.
Co, supt. Ed.
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For fine Dress Coos eau an" 0
through our stock ,,,ov mos
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Hunter HAY Press,

A Hunter Hay Press, in good cond''
lion is offered Tor sale, Apply TO
PATTY.
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TURNIp SEED.

Alargc supply and every variefy'
iuH received by 4. S. MURPllEN'
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Nice Clothing, neck wear, snsuap.
ders, unlaundric! shirts, hats. at
IRON HpDS
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Mrs. V. b. Ferris, music teacher,
will Give lessons in the morning at her
music room near the Public School,,
and ,i hcr residence in the evening.
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For uobby nc,k wear, cut, md col,
half hose aui fine clothing, call ut
IRiON BROS,
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For keeping goods, all Kinds
r,cc clotEiug, school shoes, stockings
a,ro, IRON BROS.
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FOR THE FAIR.

Go 10 Mrs S,oner's for Velyc,s an,
Ribbons Of every shade
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Mrs d Il. sloncr is receiving .
large stock of fall millinery, which
was selected in person She assure.
her customers she is prepared 10 rive
them Ike latest and most approved
styles.
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~ m
Notice,

The following is published for III,
information o. .Ae public.
a, agents are Obliged 10 attend Il
baggage and express when tain ar
riyos. passengers who wish TO purchase
tickets and lave baggage checked
,hau}d apply to the agent II; least it,
teen minutes before trains are due. IN
order to allow sullicienttimc for salts.
factory attention.
Two minute, before trains arc due
AGENT, viii cease selling tickets and
checking baggage.
Conductors are required to collect
by conductors tariff, which is higher
than agents rates, from passengers
wiihout tickets.
From stations where there are nc
ticket offices, conductors will collect
ticket rates.
STORAGE CHARGES.
Baggage First 81 hours, tree. See
ond a hours or fractional thereof. -
cents. Eacll additional 81 hours or
fractional thereof. 10 cents.
Agents arc instructed to give a re-
CENT for each payment OF storage
charges. Save storage charges 10y re-
moving your baggage promptly
&. w. KING,
D. MCLAREN. u l. a.
Gent Supt.
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N z w FIR M.
EGE! IGN :!

| will have Ice constantly on hand
throughout the season. Any Quantity sold,
mics, parties &c, supplied on short notice,
June 6. ALFRED REED.
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TABLE CUTLERY

all grades at IL. GRIGGS,S
). H. Griggs has just received .
large line OF BEHRING'S CELEDp, !.
TED LADIES' SHOES.
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FIR m Mr.. J, Stevens, who has Just
completed IN examination Of the post
offices OF oar county under direction
OF .Aa Pos! Master General Of the L.
$, we learn that the best kept offices
in the coaaty are at Brook,ville and
NhUQulIik. At these offices he found
everything pertaining to the Uu>iucs,
Of the office in perfect business shape,
and M al" of ncatncss aud order that
showed perfect familiarity with the
work, ani energy aud Industry in the
discharge Of public d0ty, This speaks
volumes for Ms. Saulioei of Brooks.
vile, and Mr., Ryan of ShuqualIk and
will be very gratifying to the Many
friends OF these lalics in the county.
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Mr., Henry Anderson has again ia
Ken a position in the ShcriTs office.
Mr., Elliott Yates will be found be
hind the counters in the store of j. II
II. Box.
Mr., Ihos. Brown is employed at j
l." Griggs's,
Mr. Walter Shcarcr is in the new
store Of Z. L. Lucas,
Mr.. c. +. Aston, whose valuable
clerical services are appreciated every
tall and winter. is with Mr. j. +. Anes,
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The attention OF stock mon il dircc.
ted to the adv. OF Mr.. J.. r Coekrel'.
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~DYsyISTHaTniN NgyICE.

The Chancory Court NOyuhce Co.. Miss.
i. n H. Ford Ford IT,. Ti Adm n nj tGlTi
The undersigned. having been duly APP
pointcd administrators of the Estate OF y.
ii. Ford. ir., late of said county. by the
Chancery Court thereof Jon the llth day OF
July. 1891. I'll parties having claims against
the said L. II. Ford, jr., are hereby notified
to present the same and have them regis
tered by he clerk of said court within one
year from this date, actorging TO law, or
they will be forever barred.
Il. II. FORD,
Sept. L., Administrative.
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All parties entering articles in the
culinary department of the Fair are
assured that the same Will he well IA.
Ken care OF.
a. f. DENT
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-03

RANGERS SAFE.
will sell in trout of the Count House in
Macon, on
Saturday. September IL. 1891,
within the hours prescribed Ia. law, for
cash, u dark
BROWN COW
a little white 10 back anl under the belly.
about ! wears Old and taken up lay j. IL.
Bankhcad, 5 miles east of Macon.
j. .. FASEl.,
aug22 st. Coroner aud Ranger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-03
CONSTABLE SALE.
Tac state of Mississippi
NoNubee County.
Joseph Whitfield
vs..
Mile Thomas.
elem Thomas
Nancy Trinlett.

BY virtue oftae above stated eNccu ion 20
me directed hy Il. c. Combs. Justice OF The
Peace for the county of NoXubee, state Of
Mississippi, | will on
Monday, The Stu day Of Cotob3r. 1881,
at the Court House door, within legal hours
expose TO sale at public cutlery to the high
es: bidder for cash all the right title and in
%tcrcst, the defendants, Mile Thomas, elem
Thomrs, Nancy rripplett has in and to q
certain piece or parcel Of land, to-wit: q
ofn. W. and "a OF :. WI, See. rs, I Is. RIG.
The property of the suid defendants and
win be sold to satisfy the above stated ease
and all cost, ", ID. WADE.
Sep. ~. Constable.