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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
TO AMEND THE INCORPORATION Law

TO AMEND rnE INCORPORATION LAWS.
The District committee yesterday, through
Mr.. Hemphill, reported TO the house a substi-
tute for the bill amending the general incor-
poration laws of the District The substitute
is az follows:
That any IRE insurance company existing I'M
der the general incorporation laws of the
United States relating to the District of Column
bia, or that NAV hereafter be formed there
under. may extend the period of its corporate
existence and operations for not exceeding
twenty years next following the expiration Of
the term for which it is then organized ON the
vote of two-thirds of its shareholders leach
share being entitled to one vote1. at any meet
ing Of the shareholders duly called for that
purpose. and held at least twenty days before
the expiration Of the term of existence. Upon
any such vote for extending the corporate ex-
istencs and operations of any such company q
copy Of the proceedings of said meeting. certi-
ned by the president. secretary and directors
Of such company, and under the corporate seal
thereof, shall be recorded in the Office of the
recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia
among the records of incorporation. and upon
The fling Of the same therein the corporate
existence of such company shall thereupon be
extended for the period in said proceedings
specified, not exceeding twenty years"
Mr. HsURIcH NOT IN IT.
In The bill recently introduced by request by
Mr.. Atkinson Of Pennsylvania to incorporate
The Ansrican Atmospheric Pressure Company.
the ineorporators named are Heinrich N. v.
Stamp, Clinton Lloyd and Geo. W. Cissel of the
District; Robert Fletcher Rogers Of New York
and Gustav A Rarwiese of Kentucky. By an
error the name Of Mr.. c. Heurich, who is not
interested in the enterprise, was printed as
heading the hist.
a BONE YoR coLoREp CHILDREN
Mr.. r. ID. Rufhn has written to Mr. Moore
of the House district committee in aid of the
pending bill providing for the erection of q
home With workshops for destitute colored chill
dren- taking exceptions 10 the report made BY
the District Commissioners on the bill, and
announcing that delegation of eolored citizens
would call on the District Committee to ex.
plain the need of such an institution
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A Fight Over . Hog's Jaw.

Shepherd Goodan, eolored boy who has
ofssn been arrested. appeared in the Police
Court this morning in the role Of prosecuting
witness.
George Ford was accused Of having assaulted
him with n stone.
What was the fight abouE' inquired the
court q
He took my bone from me, was the answer
Dsde BY Goodal
What kind of bone?'
Hogs jaw"
oh, you had been eating hogs head?''
''Yes. sir"
Judge Miller recognized both Ford and
tsoodah, and in passing upon the case gave the
prisoner the benefit Of both the prosecuting
vitneo reputation and also the reputation *
kinnsek. The fne was so or 80 days
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Mr.. Blaine win Not Diseu.s II.

Secretary Blaine does not care to make any
remarks on the subject Of the criticisms of Sir
Chsriss Topper. As telegraphed from Montreal
recently, upon his recent actions and utter
snees on the subject of reciprocity with Canada.
4 stan reporter showed him the statemen,
iron Mr.. Topper and with an interrogative
'.yesy' as he read il the Secretary asked per
Mission 10 keep il. He said that he had moth
ing To Ay. Mr.. Charles Upper is represented
% insisting that Canada's proposals for reci-
procity were handed to Mr.. Blaine by Sir Julian
Pauncefote and that the initiatory steps in
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Trsasgsrs of Real Esssse,

Deeds in Zee have beer Aicd - foliows.
Enoca n Lowe to E ADner, subs LAT 10 $50,
-. sos; $780, q. II. Graham so Homer Lee,
sub IS. 81 s.; =. He Borden to =. Wood,
subs q to Is, So rs; e. John A. dc wgnde-
Lea 10 b l. Walker, lots and 2, %. 1854; -.
c. r. Newman to Mary L 0'Brien, pit Is, 50.
%: Sls7ss. Dennis Fitzgerald to Mary r.
Fitzgerald. sub 30 Of lot "a, HIS sub Mt.
Pleasant; e.. Mary =. Fitzgerald 10 Mary
Ttxecraid. mms property; e.. Z. Kerr to Y.
Tip. sub lots y and %, bin. 10, Bioomingdale,
o2So.
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EVK hEN L
n @ Westminster st NV
VI. bath 4 furnace. i A.. ~
Sol 18th st. sr..........,.
24s} II st, 1r.........,....s
14th sw. ST 4 sta =,
Iakoma Park. T.........5
ISlS n \ ave. ar. =
ste
loi1 q st. store. fix-
lures, &c. .4S5
81 I'd st. store and ar. 20
fe9-.5t RUST A HI
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

LrOR RENT-AFLAT: THREE LARGE COMMUNI-
eating unfurnished rooms and bath all newly pa
pered three large closets and book in passage
second floor 1878 18th st. Inquire l4.,s Pierce
place NV fe4-1m
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THE EVENING STAR wAsHINGToN. D c, TUESDAY, IF
WANTED SITUATIONS.

w AN ElD-OlI u AllONO.
WANTED : By RESPECTABLE ooLoKED
g,aaie lis a' iasi' can give rfs:'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN rs YEARS OF
Nv age. POSITION as tyPexrssr either store or Of
Star Once WIZ 'O' '"'Ai' 'A'''' N"''s il:
WANTED-BY a RksrkcrABLE COLORkD
p,y.,s aa,n situation e. so1. Was. and ir9n IN
nishts Call Or address d i psnrasn pace n@ i
WANTED-GO 10 DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
lers coachnen. waters. iootinen farm and dairy
men ssio 3. have references from last place oia 9TH
WANrED--AT. HEADQUARTERs-PO POSITIONS
W for cooks. ehambermaids. waitress. laundresses
man. 6u;isr. sHcooMBs r iSsn St ieio t
WANTED-EMPIoYERs FOR EXPERIENCED
PU MS,i CITY III BPf
bSEASp sTackLkrokD. fIop.. Jcs { St. NV.
WA ASs,IaIE,D ~ YoUSe LADy WHO Is COM
position Address l. ID. u. Star Office. ie10-.t'
WANTED-BY An EDUCATED YOUNG COLORRD
ssa q !. elo
W1Sdt On, As FIEsTcAss
Isrsn ma, can furnish Al reference Address H o..
WANTED POSITION AS TYPEWRITER AND
Box 20. Star ONCE. fes-a'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN WHO Is AC-
home or to srase ASdrss Miss
Concord square, Boston. Mass. fe9-.t
WANTED-BYA GERMAN WOMAN WITH ONE
% do general housework. Call address care MIR.
JOHN HERMAN, 2U73 9TH st. NV fe9-2t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG AL.SACIEN GIRL. A
W place in private family Tor chalnberlnad with
children good references; nocard. Address l0 10th
Vt. NV. feslst-
WANTED-BY POLITE AND SOBER WHITE
w man. 4 position as Janitor Waterman; over
fhrse years exRerenss and good references Address
feqshs
WANTED-BY AN EXCELLENT DRESS MAKER,
W riding habits evening and street gowns to make
at home or out by the day. present style street suits
$40; references given; in good family. Apply 1871
WANTED SITUATIONS FOR COOKS. HOUSE
w men, maids, porters, nurses, drivers. engineers,
seamstresses, waters, hostlers. kitchen. and
es-6ts BUkNHAMS. At n. W
WANTED-THE SERVICES OF EXPERTS IN
" laundry and needle work can be obtained On ap-
WANTED-BY LADY, POSITION AS
w chaPerone or companion; to travel preferred Ad-
dress A. NJ. Star ofice. fe1-3t'
WANTED-A NOTARY PUBLIC WHO HAS HAD
w experience in real estate business desires position
in real estate offict. Best references. Address
NOTARY, Star office. fe1-:Hf
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER, A
W situation TO teach English. French and drawing
either as resident or daily governess Address Box d.
Star office fe1-n'
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PERSONAL.

CAIL AT I. c. nuBUKxs DKus sroRk.
Ssys nor. bsx q smbsss sspsssor fcosh fe.ds;;
- sss. :. - s.ssE ,Ss.sss. ~ 2. sss,.s -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF
FlCE. THESE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED
ONLY BY PERMITS FROM OUR OFFICE
HILL 4 JOHNSTON,
ya15s,tu,th 1903 Penna ave- n. ".
EOR RENT-FOE COLORED TENANTS-HoUsFs
In Ward place n ;ranre, hot and cold water rent
ST. ~ per month. Apply to JOHN h. BkALI. GE.i
81 ja2@-lm
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WAN1ED- A GENILEMAN AND wIFE.
w rooms or q small house. pleasantly located IN
near Mt. Pleasant; references furnished. Address b.
", Star office. IT.
WANTED-A NAVAL OFFICER WISHES A
w suite of well-furnished rooms without board
parlor and = bed roons-ioI himself and daughter
parlor on ground floor. They must be in good loca-
ton on street running east and west-K st. bet
tn and 10th preferred. Address stating terms. X
Star office. it,
NNANrED-ATs HACKLEFORD's ROOM RENT
w INK agency Established lSSi) 20 - fur and
uifur rooms any section of the city, by 10th; So to
$lU. SN ST. NV. IT.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, ONE BED
w room. Inquire at 62J 14th st. Gin store). fet'
WANrED-fOuR OR FIVE UNFUKNIsHED
w rooms for light housekeeping and rst class dress
making. on nrst or second floor. Address, with par
ticuars and terms. Boz ~, City p d. fe9-:hs
WANTED , ROOM, FIRE, BOARD; SECOND
w noor; with private family having children or
young folks; northwest permanent II satisfactory.
Address giving Location. moderate terms, otherwise
no attention paid Box IA. star office. is1-.n.
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WANTED-IOTS

WANTED-LOT IN NORTHEAST FOR IMMEDI-
w ate purchaser. Must be a bargain.
YESTERDAY Il MALLERY,
fe7-3 G24 ST.. Pacific building.
WANTED : FOR CUSTOMERS, TWO WE'LL
w located building lots in the northwest. A. NJ
GOhMAN, US 18th 81. n. fe7-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

kok kENr--.,o 81 Nm. nUOas AND
Il oath; All modern iinrrovenents: t.s- 20 month
JOHN y. BEALL,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FoRsALE-
7 q. nssr len nv. 10 rc..n.. m t......... sasco
:. ~ =. n-sr nv. 40 roo1u. nj Cn~~D.... ssoO
NV Ane hsnd-opse house. Ward piss~ near
80 nAitiI>nfr~ eVc. nv. rronn. and
Is.cs s.es. Jus $500
o.T1sr F;eIsrt.. .. !. s.ien 70. ,oooo
r-n'nr Cor siS. .. isp
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

EOR kENT-2-srORY BRICK STABLE BACK Ol
lOl2 10th st ". at $l2. 10 per mo- Address Ell
GENE ARNOLD. ass La. ave-. or GEO. F. HARDIN
3lS Pa. Sc. ia2I-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

As1Ay ~ NT u N n
Il l@ NJ st NV.
.iM..:.............S:h)S.3
1913 Mass ave, 11r and
stable. 10
1871 N st NV. ibr. .itG. &
I'D N st NV, 15r......lj
SS M st NV, l5r. Ii
Si9 14tn ~ NV, 1lr. L,
14th st extended, l1r. Il,
I4ll Mass ave NV, LII. l.!
l@H list NV, E2r. 10
l5lS Conn ave, 11r. 81. 3
I3l2Conn ave, l0r 81. 8
100 Z st NV. 11r 3d.
@11 0 81 NV. 12r........1
~ Z st NV. 1:;r. .......T
1893 @ st, 81. ............7
Sd1 New Ork nyeuv Or 4,
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ERUTT FARM FOR SALE

wish g sail my farm At sandy sprins, MONTGOMERY
county. Nd. known A. Charlie for--t." containing
lGSacres Of land under high cultivation
proved with l4-room dwelling hou~.. bank bsrn anil
all nece>sary outbuildngs; lhrr- orchards cno,re
apple and pear trees consensnf 10 sores. CD urcss
and schools good roads two pixies 10 Washington d.
C., eighteen mie< distant and central . csinnlInity
able general intelligence solai-ty morality
and hospitality. Terms All unlcstions 70
L n. scoflf.lD. sandy spring. Md. VII r~c~ss
fesisw:sw wM. J. scoFIEID.
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90 Patterson st. Or. SIS
LEI y st NV, hr. 10
, 2l.,S Va ave. Or .........l2
Stable near LEES q st. =. IL
l21 Hams court. Ar III
} 10 Michlef court, Ar .....S
RES.
1919 18th ut. corner
| Nallach place, store.
| back room andcellsr. s2o
'NGERf ORD. GA 18th st.
lsHED.
lIE. Chaplin ct, 11r. -. eco
} lll4 l4tk st NV, III
(tiat). ..................IO
] 14O4 stoughton st. ST. 80
1909 u st NV, ~ 1899. A.
sos Ett NV, Sr. 40 per no.
} 1914 X st NV. Or. 40
go U st NV. ". ..........4o
S01 I'd 1T NV. Tr. ID
1900 9TH st NV, stor~
and dwelling. ......... %
1870 .ee9th st NV. r..... .35
1850 L 1t NV. store and
ware rooms. b
, 1!i24 18th st NV. NJ. go. %
6:l3 NJ vt NV. iJr. ~
CSC Poineroy st NV, or. IL
5N4 14th st NV. fat 5r -
ISHED.
NJ 81 mr. Thomaa Circle
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

E,OR KENT-SEVERAL NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS
Il brilliant tone; hrst-cAss make; rents paid dur.
ing 1881 credited II bought. Latest music only IOc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

LOR SALE
L TS | ct nv. bh.
ln:,,:;---.-..--.-slo.'
LIS s. to Ii5s i st ne co.
and so to $40
18th st ne. bh. 0r. .l5, 4
40 to 49, III st sw.
col to oil Il ii ave ~
NV and 4 houses On
I -. .-....-........-I4.I
4os Missouri ave n W,
b b, Eir ............l0,l
2!eo ii st NV, bh.
li8s i 18th NV. III.
and 4 houses rear. 10, 4
l.S1 TO l5kj Z st NV,
9lo q ST sw. b b, 1r.s,.
@ q st nv, b b,
w.. q, (
1lzc 6tffst NV. b h,
,M;.-;.....-.......-..6t
l2S 1 1t NV. Z b,
or..........-.......S,t
l42l Bdy q NV. In,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21
Fa1e Glad Hearts That are Sad.

The youth Of both sexes that find
themselves ia IA state of i'll health ut
that interesting period when they
reach manhood and wompnho0d,
should not let themselves dcspond,
way with gloomy melancholy. Life
il before you and, with proper treat
ment and care perfect health will be
your portion. A perfect man! A per-
feet woman! The noblcst work of
God! Keep clear of quack doctors
and their %pernicious medical literture.
They seek to rob you of your purse
TO grin this cud would brighten the
very lie out Of YOU. All you need ut
this time oi life is an occasional Use OF
that excellent strengthening medicine
invented by that eminent physician
DR.. John Bull, OF Louisville, n.y.. called
DR.. John Bulls Sarsnpariila. It is q
complete regulator Of every srgauit
function, giving health and power tt
every part, and assuring perfect sci
coulrol. How glad hearts that are sac
will he when they know this.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21
ITO Papers a Week for a Dol ar q
Year,

The Twice a-week' Edition of The
81 Louis Republic is at once the best
and the cheaprst netus journal in the
world. II is II big seven. column paper,
containing six 10 eight pages each is
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and ID mailed every Thursday and Fri
day, Its readers get the news of the
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the readers OF a Daily and half week
ahead of any Weekly in every State in
the Union. Yet tho price is ONLY
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Missouri. Illinois and Texas Editions
are printed, aud q General Edition for
other States contains nothing but de-
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everywhere. The Republic is the lead
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her tire price Is only ONE DOLLAR
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21

EDITOR DEACON The name OF DR..
w. W. Hamilton, of Brooksvillc, has
been mentioned in your columns, as q
suitable man for the legislature. We
are glad to sec n man. so cminenily
qualified for this responsible position,
suggested at this early day. We need
picked men to make our laws, men of
thought, sound judgment, moral
stamina, ana unselfiSh motives. Such
a man we believe the Dr. is. Our
county has furnished some able, strong
aud intelligent men TO the Legislature.
If w~c''sele,t such men rs DR.. lIamil.
ton to succeed those who may not offer
for reelection, we will maintain the
honor allotted to old Noxubee for men
OF pluck, brains and honesty. We.
from the South side of the river. sec
oud the call upon DR.. Hamilton TO be.
come q candidate. and then we add
,he uamc of another NJ. C., DR.. j, II.
Prince, Of Summerville, the peer Of
any ! IN in point of Intelligence, lib.
era views, industrial habits, decision
Of haraclcr and sound Judgment.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21
Etpea. a..

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This il wiist YOU or, Vt to have. in
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FIFE. = oa>aDCs /, c searc,'as for il
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il no.. Tao, san,s nn'n faOnsanu oil
d0.'' s'ic seat immunity by our
peOr lie ID &c tt"le ;uai iiiey nay al
lsii f>is 3oon. I'd yet II may be
hrd b, ~. We .ns ontcc TINT Flee
tAc Duc :. il used eco ding TO G.scr.
tiOus o al ,"c rse re.sisied in, ~
l. :. w, -. ''scs) on rnd 0psl
| . ue,c. .saeps;a sn,l ,as,a, %.
sc. It Er 1eps'. We recommend Fec.
trio u: c for I %ysDe'.,a hua ~ { -
eases o. Live. = u rch am kdDo,s
SOri ut b0c. aud SO per D0.;ic by j
+ JoDrs.
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Report Of Grand Jury.

10 the Hon. S. H., 7eITd', Judge gh'
End judicial District
The Grand Jury cmpanclled at the
February term OF TIE Court 1891, beg
leave to make the folio wing report:
We have been in session nine days,
have examined l67 witnesses aud
found Is true bills.
We have faithfully rndCavored 10
discharge our duty as II oaths requi-
red, fully inteIrogating every violation
of law reported TO us or otherwise
! brought 10 our attention.
The Indictment weather. the swollen
| streams, and the almost impossible
roads. caused by the recent heavy and
continuous rains, have greatly retard-
cd our labors.
The number of bills returned by us,
and the Offences embraced therein, nre
the highest evidences OF u great I'M.
provement in the morals OF our county.
We have examined the county jail
and find II sale for the confinement Of
prisoners and the same well and neat
ly kept, and The prisoners well cared
for
We have examined the books of the
county officers and find them neatly
kept.
Have examined the bonds of the
county officers and in consequence of
deaths and misfortuncs. would sng.
gpst, after an investigation of said
bonds, by the board of Supervisors,
that they require such changes as in
their judgment, they may deem suli
cirnt
Many and various rumors have come
TO the cars OF the Grand jury. relative
to the violation of the law regulating
the sale of spirituous liquors in the
county. and after the most searching
investigation. have been unable to find
evidence sufficient to return n single
bill and SO it is. if these laws have
been violated the parties engaged
therein have boen so cautious that the
Grand jury have been unable TO rcach
them.
Johu Mabcrrv q prisoner confined
in the county jail, OH the charge OF ar.
son, hns not been indicted by us be-
cause of failure on our part 10 obtain
he witnesses, but in view Of what we
have heard about This case, and further
|acls that he was committed to Jail af-
err examination before a Justice of
he peace, we recommend that he be
icld 10 await the action of the next
grand Jury.
We return thanks to your Honor for
he clear and lucid charge given us al
.hc beginning of our labors, which has
greatly aided us therein.
We desire to return our thanks to
las. II. Neville, the District Attorney,
,ro tenn for his valuable service and
which has greatly ligltcncd
,nr labors.
The Clerk and Sheriff have our
hanks for courtesies shown us during
he session.
Now havin. concluded our labor.,
We respectfully ask to be discharged.
&. w. NETHEkY, Foreman.
j. W. Paulctte. &. NJ. Doss, j. E,
Iibhlcr. W. NJ. Gilkry, A. ID. Binion,
has. s. wilkins. l.. Oliver, Nj l.,
Iuntcr. Chas. f. Aston, X. G. Smith,
E. E. Adams, j. @. P%oindcXtcr, +. F.
nderson, W. F. Triplett, Jas. r.
j. n. Woodlin.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21

A good Record." lhave sold Cham.
bcrlain'sC Cough Remedy tor ten years."
says druggist. +. d. Legg. OF Vail. Ia,
"and have always warranted IL and
never had n bottle returned, During
tho past ninety DAYS 1 have sold
twelve dozen and II has given perfect
satisfaction in every instance" Ii
does not dry up a cough but lo0sens
and relieves IT,. II will cure a severe
cold IN less time than any other treat.
,nent' 30 Ct. and 81 bottles for sale By
I. $. Murphey.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21

Capt. Frank Bnrkitt had n fine audi.
cnce last Thursday, and during his
lecture of about enc hour he was at.
tcmivcly listened to. lie unhcsita-
tingly asserted that the Alliance did
moi want any third party for obvious
reasons, well understood by every one
present.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21

The wor|d-wih" reputation OF Ayers
Sarsapariila is the natural result of its
surprising value as II blood medicine.
Nothing, in the whole pharmacopgia.
effects more astonishing results, in
srro'lla, rheumatism. general debility,
and all forms of blood disease, than
this remedy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21

| know from experience that DR..
Bulls Sarsaparilla is the night medi-
Gin, to use when one feels week and
dcbiIi,alrd. | believe it saved my
life. tor | grew worse every day from
the effects of nervous debility. OF which
this remedy cured ne rompletcly.--C.
j. Grave. Wilmington Del.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21

A correspondent is calling tor anoili-
er bank in Macon. We would he very
glad it q prosperous condition of the
county demanded another such institu.
iion in Macon, but II there are one or
two more such crops as we have been
having in the last few years, Macon
will probably have no need of the Il
She now bas.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.

THE BEST SAI.vE in tho world for
,uts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhcum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd
Hands, C%hilblnins, Corns; and all Skin
Eruptlons. and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t ia guaranteed
TO give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price Is cents per box
For Sale by j f. Jones
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21

INC Importance OF purifying the
Dlood cannot DO over estimated, for
without pure blood you cannot enjoy
good health. r. PIP (Prickly Ash,
i,oKc koot and Potassium, miraculous
blood purifier, performing more cures
IA SIX months than all the %sarsaparii.
las ana so'callcd blood purifiers put
together.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21

a gentleman IN union County. No.,
Ino is too modest L man to have his
name mentioned in the newspapers,
was cured OF rheumatism by Cham
bcrlain's Pain Balm, after trying 9th.
or medicine. aud treatments tor thirty
years. 80 sen bottles for sale by T.
s MurDhev.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

Under and by virtue of an act of the Legislature of the sh'ef hh'i%app" = N"
on the FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH, 1891, towt, March 3D. 1881, WILMA ~h hoUAS'
expose to sale at public auction. to he highest bidder for cash, AT the door Of III SoW
House in Noxulce County. Mi~idpri, in the tow of Macon, tue following described
lands living md uHng in said County and State, for taxes due thereon br the nScH year
$50, sale to continue from day to day, Within tie hours IF shenTs sales until c0f
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21

We omitted last week to chronicle
the death OF Mrs. Martha NJ. Blakely,
who died Feb. Sth. She had been a
sufferer for several years. with tha'
insidious disease consumption. She
resided with her mother Mrs. Farmer
lee. She left four children, two boys
who lived in Kcmper, and two girls,
who were with their mother wien she
dipl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21
Custom Made CLOTHING

E. N. Hamiter has jush re
ceived a full line of samples
and is now prepared to take
orders for g%eEtlemens Spring
suits. Will guarantee a per-
feet fit and receive goods five
days from date of order.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21

We s%ympathizc with two good sub
Rrribcr who have had their smoke
houses robbed abou, two weeks ago
Mr.. W. J. McKinny lost some of his
meat and last week Mr.. j. ID. Hodges
lost all but four pieces. Keep a
close eye on your corncribs and smoke
hoascs, and If this warning should be
OF any service 10 our readers, they
should appreciate il, and call and pay
for their paper,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-02-21

lien. J. s. Madison had some man
srrosicd Who was cnticing his hands
away and the Mayor OF Brooksvillc
promptly imposed n fine of 500 and
cost.