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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
The Silver Committee.

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Southern Esmeralda Silver Club was
hvld at Candelaria last Thursday eve
ming. After transactng rolt ne bust
ness the memhsrs proceeded 10 the APP
poinlment of members OF the County
Central Com mittee. The basis of rep
rescnlation in the committee was
placed at one member for each ferry
vsters represented. Additional repre-
sentation will be allowed where ,hcre
Is a fractional number in excess of
forty.
The committees at present consti-
tuts6 is as follows:
Candelaria-G l.. Albright, w. E.
Hill, W. A. ingalls,, Daniel Holland,
B. f. Mills.
Silver Pesk-Sam WATSON.
Tule-H. II. Robinson.
Fish Lake Vall-y-G. w. Leldy.
Columbus-Charles Akin.
Lda-Fred Vsllmcrs.
Bellevillc Frank Gallagher.
Palmetto-I. Mcconnell.
Sodaville-D. J. Rabb, w. J, Doug.
lass
Furnace Richard Morgan.
Marletta-Frank Mcguire.
Hawthorne District j. Dsugherty.
Aurora-John Mex engh.
Sweetwaler-W. n. Roach.
Pine Grove Ed. Stewart.
Lnning-El Johnson.
The organization of the committee
was completed by the election of Dsn'l
Holland us Chairman and w. Il. Hill
rs Secretary.
As will be seen Candelaria has APP
pointed committeeman from all pre-
cncls except Hawthorne. Hawthorne
people are nearly unit ON tho silver
question, and will stand solid for
Weaver, but they claim the right 10
vote for any man they please Tor coun.
ty office.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
The New Postal Gard.

The Morgan envelope company,
Springfield, Mass. has the contract Tor
$4,000 900 double postal caros, a new
device which has long been considered
by the poslotfice department The
card will be five and one half by three
aud one-balf inches, presenting four
surfaces. The outside surface is for
the address and the inside for the mes.
sage. A, the fold the card Is perforated,
SO that the recipient will tear off one
half and then answer on the other.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
The Temptation

To 70 out of doors in rougi weather
is net strong, but we are, many of us,
compelled to face rough weather fire.
quently. Diseases which arise from
chill are peculiar to no season Of the
year. This is true, therefore there
should be in the closet OF every house
hold-what? Not an unmedicated
stmulant, absolutely devoid of any
thing but an excitive action, but
tonic combining, in the effective form
of an invigorant and an Alternative, the
quality of defense against changes Of
weather. Hnstetter's Stomach Bilters
has three or four properties that no
other article of its class possesses. Not
only does it relieve the complaints
which 1t eventually cures, it fortities
the system against the bad effects of
changes of temperature, fatally and
too often shown in the deadly form of
ala grippe" it produces a radical
change in the weakened condition Of a
system peculiarly liable to be attacked
by it, and it tends to provide against
the danger resulting from AN impover.
ished condition of the blood and q dis
ordered state of the liver or bowels.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
Get Plenty of Sleep.

Sleep Is natures baImy restorer. y
The old saw, "six hours for the wise
and eight fer children aad FOOLS is
nonsense. During growth, proper
physical development, especially of The
brain, demands plenty of sleep, and
the more sleep should be the rule II
not, We may expect premature death,
or an early and toe intellectual growth
Until the fifteenth year is reached,
there should be ten hours sleep; from
fifteen TO twenty, nine hours; ard after
maturity, while each may judge for
himself, eight hours is good rule.
Plenty OF refreshing sleep will prevent
more nervous arrangements than medl-
cine will cure.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
Tho Largest Anthony Mine.

the Austin Advocate says over two
years ago Prader Brothers began to
prospect for antimeny in Big Creek,
IA miles south Of Austin. Recently
they have got down on a ledge to
where there il four feet of solid anti
mony, 70 per cent. pure. Its thought
Prader Brothers have the richest and
largest ledge of anthony known in
the werld.-[While Pine News.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
Unidentified Antics.

The Mail and Express OF New York
has graphic account Of the last hours
OF the Fifty-Second Congress, which
concludes in this way: No sooner had
Speaker Crisp prorogued the House
than some member gave three cheers
which were taken up with will, and
the cham Der reseunded with the shouts
Of mon who were more than glad to
get away.
In moment the air was filled with
flying bills and old committee reports,
and the galleries, taking up the spirit
Of the occasion gave vent to their ieel'
ings Of glsdncss.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
The District Court.

The District Court convened in Haw-
thorne ON Monday, Judge Rising pre-
siding.
Iu the matter OF the estate of Mary
Williams, deceased-George Acheson
and j. G. Booker appointed executors
In the matter of the estate of l.. g.
Kremkow, eceased-Ordcred that 500
be transferred from the funds Of the
estate Ia the administrator.
State VS.. Glfoyle, assault TO kill
Grand Jury ignore the charge and de.
fendant discharged from custody.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
Deserted Valleys.

There are 90 well built towns in
Kansas without a single inhabitant to
waken the echoes of their deserted
streets. Saratoga has a $4,000 opera
house, a large brick hotel, $50, 900
school house and q number OF fine
business houses, yet there is nobody
even to claim place 10 sleep. At
Fargo, \ $4,000 school house stands
on the side of the hill.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
His Gall Was O. K.

He dropped into Fenton's saloon
and approached the bartender as fol-
lows: My liver seems TO be out of
order, so I'll take little gln.' After
filing glass to overlooking and
swallowing the contents with a salts
factory smack of the lips he dropped
a short bit ON the bar. As it was
raked oft, Feni. remarked: IL don't
know anything about your liver, but
there is nothing the matter with your
gall"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
Arrested for Attempt Bribery

Lew Stevenson, against whom the
late Grand Jury filed an Information
for attempted bribery, was arrested by
Sheriff Coughlan OF Washoe county
last Tuesday and brought to Carson.
Stevenson was released on 81 900 bail
Some rich developments may BIO cx-
pected when tho trial Of Stevenson
comes off.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
Attachment Suits.

An attachment suit has been COM
menced in the Justices Court of Haw-
thorne by Knapp & Laws Company
against John Nancy.
An attachment suit for $685. has been
brought in the District Court by John
Chiatovlch against Frank Warer of
Silver Peak.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
Train and Stage

The regular daily train to the Mound House
,esses Candelaria at 700 A NJ. arrives al
hawthorne at ll:o5 A. NJ. and leaves Haw-
thorne at II :35 Al
The regular train going south arrives at
hawthorne at 4:25 P. n, departs for south
.,,tions at 4 SIS p. NJ and arrives at Candelaria
D,o6 Pm.
Hogau's stages leave the Lakeview Hotel at
ko,elock A. N. for Bodie, Aurora and Bridge
port Stage from those places arrives In
Hawthorne at SP.h
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
Saturday, August 20, 1892.


Resolved. That delegates to the state Co.'S
vention be apportioned ms follows:
District No. aurora. Pine Grove, Can
bridge and Sweetwater. one delegate.
Ditrict No. 2-Hawthora and Cotton wood.
two delegates.
District No. 3-Hawthorne District, Cond-
dence and Luning, one delegate.
District No. A. Garfield. Soda Rhodes and
Marietta, one delegate.
District No. -Caudelaria, three d~legatss.
District No. 6-Colum BUS, Belleyills and
Furnac- Canyon. one delegate.
District No. Fish Lake. Silver Peak, Tuls
Canyon. Ida Valley and Gold Mountain, one
delegate.
The test required of each and svsry voter
10 as follows; II am 4 Republican and In
favor Of the free And unlimited coinage Of
silver on equal terms with gold at = ratio 81
IS to /.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17

Resolved, That the Judges OF an the sew
eral places where the primaries shall be held
shall be as follows:
Candelara-Pollng place Charles How
ards office. Inspectors, A. W. Sailor, j.
N. Jones, Vim. Thomas.
Columbus-Pollins place, sshwarts store.
Inspectors, Chris. Zabriskie, James Casey, T.
c. Drew.
Belleville-Pollins place. Belleville Hotel
Inspectors, John Swindslls, Vim. Lynch.
Fred Murray.
Marietta Polling place, Tom Purcells
house. Inspectors, Frank Naguhe, Robert
Webster. 7. ]. Brodigan
Fish Lake -Polls at Dysr's honse. Inspec-
tors, A. Il. McAfee, Geo. Leidy, A. P. Dyer.
Silver Peak-Polls at Chiatovich's ONCE.
Inspectors, sam WATSON. Frank Warer, ].
Volcov, CHI.
Gold Mountain-Polls at Cahsisy's cabin
Inspectors. Cahaluy will appoint.
Tule Canyon--Inspectors, louis school. j.
T, Erwin, A. q. Miller
Furnace Canyon-Polis at Boarding house.
Inspectors, Glenn Ogg, Y. Geisse, John smith.
Inspectors. Lee Hopper. Louis reitjen.
Cambridse-Polls at Gignoux's house In
Rpec;ors, l.. P. Boaman. Jesse CLAIM, G. W.
Webster.
Aurora-Polls at Brewery Depot Inspec-
tors, Doc. Avery. John McKaough, A. II.
Patterson.
Sweetwater-Polls at williams house In
sprctors, w. II Roach, j. p Conway, g. W.
Curran.
Pine Grove-Polls at Wilson'S house. In
spectors, John Beam, o. NJ SOS, Stewart
Hawthorne-Polls at Uruuhart Hall. In
Neal.
Hawthorne District-Pols at Cooks house.
Inspectors, ]. H. Taylor, A. NJ. hamlin, A
Hull
Garfield Polls at Western boarding house.
Inspectors, J. B Truman q. G. Fish.
Luning-Polls at railroad Office. Inspec-
tors, c. L. Hardy.
Soda and Rhodes-Polls at McIntyrs's sa-
loon. Inspectors. Mcintyre. Clarity and h.
q. Hufines.
Confidcnce-Polls at Smill. Inspectors.
Charles Blair, s. V. Hanger.
Cottonwood-Polls at Office. Inspectors.
Alex. Henderson, Finney Coan. A. Laiolo.
IF any Of the above named persons should
be absent or decline to serve, others shall be
appointed as provided by the Election Law
of the State.
| Adjourned to meet at the call of the chair.
8, A. KNAPP, Chairman.
Il. " KIxs Secretary.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17

Mr.. j. A. Lander, prominent citi-
zen Of Clarksburg, Me-, and widely
known in that State, says of Cham ber-
lain's Cello. Cholera and Darrhoe
Remedy: II have seen its good re-
suits and can recommend it, For
sale by r. N. King aud Knapp d
Laws Co.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
SAM Plies.

Now is the time 10 register.
Jim Yerington is in Carson.
The Supreme Court will meet in
Carson tomorrow.
S. NJ. Booker Of Swtetwater was in
town during the week.
Mr.. Veach of Nye county spent last
Wednesday in Hawthorne.
six bars of Nj. Diablo bullion were
shipped below last Sunday.
Frank Shaw. the Bishap Creek cattle
king, was in town last Sunday.
George Drake of Bishep is a candi-
date for Sheriff of Inyo county.
Mrs. l.. Gebey and daughter are
visiting friends and relatives in Car
son.
Mr.. aud Mrs. R. ]. Laws were pas
sengers on yesterdays train for Car
son.
John McKeeugh of Aurora and H.
D. Fletcher were in town last Satur-
day.
Judge NJ. A. Murphy arrived from
Carson last Sunday and returned yes
terday.
Mrs. Dr. Counsellor, who has been
seriously i'll for tho past week, is i'm
proving.
w. A. Ingalls, Of Candelaria passed
through on the north bound train last
Sunday.
A Carson paper sdvertises that II has
found a pair Of addressed ladies' kid
gloves Oh!
T. j. Brodigan was appointed Reg
istry Agent at Marietta, vice Tom Pur-
cell, resigned.
Thermometer yesterday 1902 In the
shade. Silver 50 in the sun and it
cant get higher.
E. B. Cushman, ex-Shsriff Of this
county, is now cashier of 4 bank In
South San Francisco.
We are informed that Nine. Mon
tsnsgro, well-kHown in Hawthorne, is
critically i'll in Bedie
A track for the accom- m odation OF
the G. & G. cars is being laid in the
Round House at Carson.
Mrs. Johnny Miller and daughter
returned home Sunday night after a
months visit at the Capital.
Silver is the money of the people,"
a. it circulates among the masses.
Gold is the money of the rich.
The Inyo Creamery at Bish.p started
up last week and is doing good work,
Is We learn frsm the Register.
Last year Utah contributed about
$4,000, 600 TO the wealth of the world,
taking fourth rank as producer.
Congressman Bartine returned to
Carson last Sunday He is in good
health and candidate for reelection.
W. j. Douglass, Chief Assayer for
the Diablo Company, was shaking
hands with Hawthorne friends this
week.
Charley Nelson, the popular hotel
Keeper OF Candelaria, was called TO
Hawthorne on Grand Jury duty this
week.
T. r. Hefer having been advanced
to the SUPPLEMENTARY of the Mint,
many are ipquiring "who will be the
Chief Clerk"
Miss Lou Cup, who has been visit.
ing Hawthorne friends for the past
month, returned to her home in Car.
son yesterday.
On petition OF the citizens OF Tule
Canyon, voting precinct was esiab-
lished vt that place. II. H. Robinson
was appointed Registry Agent.
w. j. Church, assistant operator
here, left Sunday night TO take charge
Of the Belleville office, in place of
Jesse Harcsurt, who is off on a vaca-
ton.
The Republican Primary election
will be held throughout Esmeralda
county next Saturday, to elect dele
gates to the Republican State Conven-
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
BORN.

sux-In Hawthorne, August 10, 1892, to the
wife of w. G. Box, daughter.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17

While at Big Island, Va, last April,
! was taken with a very severe attack of
diarrhoea | never had it worse in
my life. | tried several old-time RENE
dies, such AS Black berry Wine, Pare
goric and Laudanum without getting
any relief. My attention was then
called TO Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy by Mr.. X. G.
Tinsley, who had been handling it
there, and in less than five minutes
after taking small dose was en-
tirely relieved.-O. G. Burford, Harris
Greek, Amherst Co, Va. Fer sale by
r. A. King and Knapp & Laws Co.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17
REPUBLICAN
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
HAwrnoRNR. Nrv,,t
August Is. 1917.

IA MEETING OF THE RI PUBLICAN
"A County Coutesl Commit &c held August
Is, 1892 II wss
Resolved, That primary election to elect
delegates TO the state Convention to be held
at Reno, August 81, 1899, BE- held throughout
this county on
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-17

Adjourned to meet at the call of the chair
8, A. KNAPP, Chairman.
4. ". KIxs Secretary.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-10

Gan, In bss Rdbe tirb Sslanb soRet e. i.
bod i1s1 - bis II DsuarS YER A6er, peites
neg natlrli& biuiser. TarmsebduSe i&ieben
Her wie Dlite aus Sern Cohen snnpor.
Na&s4 aanbisen Gabrt errei&ten mir bas
i9ieI nnieres ausFuseS. psr &dIte fan teif ,uie
elm Sdsebo6. Do@ fanben mir bier marine
Oefen v. aud einem suten y&lu6 Gros nm
unfern 0Iiebern Sis GslenfiSseit Dieberluses
BEN. Na&ben mir Geib unb Seele sefSrft
.beiaben mir Sas niebIi4e, sur Rebriabt aus
Ceuti& { befebenbe et6b&m an Der 81.
paxl, MinneapoIis 8 Wilpaute y. y. ses
.leSen, ben elmer Der f@SnNen prairien
MinaeI otdS um0eben.
S&6ue qdSen, pr69tiSe Reibenaen, cine
sleins @dble. etn rieiiser Gleuator. uebrere
air@.n, bic f@OnRe barunter. iebod bte Ia:
tbslii&e, unb Elm prd&ttser Satrsrounb NIT
interchangeable benefit bic Gorti4ritte, vel
DE bss Dor eini8en Sabren Sesrinbete Stdbt<
den serna@t bat, trosbem bic 6alfte bes
nn,sebenben sanbss nod brad liest. gsad=
benz mir bic paar 9etanate nod beiu9tu nb
urs EN- Stad9n canb anseeisuet besabeu
mir lits uieber oui ben 9eim,ues.
Nod ju erpdbnen mare bas Natur= e9a,s
ipiel, has mir III Yirb sSslanb seieben babeu.
Is mar nnsefabr4 ubr nadmittass, bic
Sonne itanb i@iei i'm Deiten unb i'm i3enitb
iber n',s mar ::ein GROCER Rreis ;l ieben Der
III allen Resenbosenfarben i4iQerte. Dies
ba,,ertc beinabe cine Stunbe. s. %.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-10
Gorreiponben,

@ourtlanb beu Z. MGrs, 1892.
Nrl. Mabel Dotp NOR iber Sonutas ;u=
bauie.
g. q. 3ieste mar Moutas gbe,b ii, gsep
ulm.
S. S. .Dotp tebrte am Treitas Don cine.
mebrtasisen Reiie nod ben a,ineries 3urld.
Sol@e bic bauen wouen tSnnen has bette
aumber 81 biuisen Breiien erbalten.
Gin Sobn nn6 Grbe ma@te letter 6reita9
ieinc grideinuns in Der Tamilie S9ul3.
emil Sris unb 6. .. Ridart reiitea leste
Do9ena@R eopoob, no lesterer feline ,utiinf=
tise 5eimatb MAIDEN ,uirb.
S9lottmam Bros. erbielten lebte BOD.
cine srobe Musuobl pom Rleibaiofian. IS,
Qaben lit nun anseiiut biz an Die 0cde.
IS rDerben n,ebrere unierer Wuiitliebbabe,
ju benz Concert, baS beute Ibenb III Seem HIN
uon ben Chicago Damen seseben uirb, seben,
Gs nirb beabii6tist in nG@ier i5eit Elm,
8aiebalz Club ;aorsaniiiren. Wenu iol9es sc.
i4ieo; linb mir ni1t ban9e bab Ct maa6e,
Sies ben CONNER bur9 errinsen mirb, berr
mir baben Glide alte unb eriabrenbe Bafe:
bau= Spieler unter unS.
gS pirO am Samtas Nbenb cine Meforn
&eoe lit Der Iurubaue sebalteu ,perber in
sSntereiic Der slqians unb BEN NublitMm III
au9emeinen. &ommt a0e unb bort bic Wahr:
beiten ME iie al infer 3eit beiteben.
sSSobn Sacobion, uelder bic letten 10 Sabr.
8rieftraser in Chicago sepeieu 1T, bat bi,
Birtbidaft ieines 0aters i%ibernomnter.
%. $. S. ::Raunieui4e unb Trau Don ct,
peter ,Daren lber Sonnta8 auf Beiud Be
Der Tamilie Dotp.
Yaul S9aier unb Gbriit. gobiin Don Reb:
.DOob Sails tebrten mad einem mebrp0@ent:
lidsn Seiud ;uriid.
s. s. Dstp erbielt leste,s cine Carload
rotbe Geber S1inbeM bon Walbin9ton st
bat nod cine Carload bciteQt.
ST. Der Conn @erlammlun9 ,surbe BE-
idloHeu, baB 800 fiji; bic Minneiota Bride
aufscbradt rperbe. Die iibrisen 500 uelbe
bieie Seite aui;ubrinsen bat ,uerben Inter:
f1rtiten sc; ei6net ,perben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-10
8unnler, III Nr1p 5(lnt,

lat be ar0te Ausuabl non WonHor 9amdbinea, @boe NreB Drills, Gssen
peri@itbener sorkn, Bre@s saltps, y: @ansrgfaae, Sit sooeuttrs, g8asen
unb Bn9gus peri1nbener Sortn, nit Stabl> uno 9oL5abien, Oapis ub Wb.s
Ter & Niion Mdbmai@insn, Numpen aug {5ets uns Giien, in nen4isanen arten.
Deering Md1maidinen uno 8inor uno 9tanoaro MdDmai9nen, 8ufaao pitts
Dre4majdnen unb engines, Guphr Minbmlben uno Busmabkn.
a. Sd babe has sr6Bte Wager, Ss js ii MeD llm mar uno meme Brrie
f6nnen ndt mterbotn meroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-10
Joseph Seifert
8 d +

Minne1ota StraBe, Neu ulm, Mian.
Die arStte nuspabl son pfsreeaei4trren, Oeden, petts
ihen. Shttetu put ansersM II btejeS 0et@ltt sst6reISen
+ ssr.u E.tS az Aast " tsu biltSfsa Yrtiiss.
HeyaYstsstx 1srSeu tt1tS ssS vSss$t ssSSssSA.
&suesk nsb Steuost h4.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-01-02

Ko,iee is hereby given to all teachers oe'
longing to the Macon instiaa'' ,ha
ma there viii he an institute held on '"e
following Saturdays tor white IeAclris' 81
Tho Macon gehool house No. !. to-Nlt;
Jan. 9th, Fedy. 9th, &ch a'h'
And for colored teachers, at 'ae TA'
school house No. 9, on Jan. iGla, tefs' 10
and Mch. 19th, 1872. Prof A, 9. AeiHlo'o
manager, J.,
An teachers who fail to attont aid q
not send q written excuse to tEe o. o"p.
Ed. within ten days thereafter, WIN tor's'
~ aov., salary. S, NJ. THOMAS,
90. snpt. 70.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-01-02

4 Painted Quilt.

Ii our ,eSiers do not think wc haze
artists among MS lc: them call 81 Inc
Millinery store Of Mrs. Storcr and see
ao,ne Of tho beautiful hanf!Worh OF
Mrs. 4. 5. Sxinaer aud dre. Il L.
Cbappell. II lisa work that required
patience, skill and taste sud sn!one
who sees ii viii agree with Us uhst II
is well executed. Zach square Is a
scporato design aud altogether Is a
ycry fac work Of art. The quit will
he rallied off forsHerv good purpose,
and w woald like 10 see al The chaiie'
cs taken in the..noxt ten days, VIZ
know il will be ours.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-01-02

The deicnso in the case OF The state
Us. Jocl L. Riycs for the killing OF
VIII Ford, applied TO judge fefie'i
for a change OF venue TO winston
County. which was granted. Many
witnesses in Macon have been sum
moucd to appear in Louisville at ele''
IN o'clock next Tuesday.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-01-02
Homicide.

Las, Monday Mr., j. =. Cole shot
aud killed a Young negro boy pehr
the Han brick place on the fairiie'o
road. AZ The trial before Esquire
Binion ii was shown by other nc.
groes who was present that the shoot
inc was accidental.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-01-02

Mr.. Jno. NJ. Jciries vii! move down
IN Batter in North Warren Count!
We are sorry to learn taai MI Ms''
Clay. .Ir,. is quite sick down there
with rheumatism. He can't get aoou
exoent on e~rutches,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-01-02

Monday viii b? a livele day in Ma
ron. The new Board of Supervisors
wi,i meet. the new officers will he
sworn in, provided they have made
their bonIa, and every delinquent SUI :
sct;ber to The BEACON, in town That
d.y will call aud keep US busy writ
ING receipts.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-01-02

Act on . new principle Regulating
,hn liver stomach and bowels through
The nerves a new discovery III
Mics Pills speedily cure h~i'iiousncsS
bad taste. torpid liver, piias, rons'lpa'
lion. Uneqnailed for men. '"on'eh
rhilarau. Smq,lcs, Hiiidrst' sureSt
10 doscs. % ci.. Samples free at l. 5
MurDhey's.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-01-02
Baled Hay for Sale.

have a large quantity OF baled hay
for sale. For price apply 10 daee2
Drake on the place or TO the under
signed Ia Macon.
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NOTICE,

We respectfully call upon all parties
inhabited to us to settle their accounts
1t an early day, a. We ueed money u
meet our obligations.
MINOR T. FEATlERsroN,
Dec. 9Th 1891 81.
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Nj. y. NJ. Davis OF shermau' A'a''
had n short vacation from business
mud nassed the time pleasantly with
friends nj Crpwf ford. Miss.
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Roll rsnlr,to. wood worker.

Bob Paulettc, wood worker.
Griffin Barker. shoe maker.snd repairef'
J. Berkeley, meat market
IN Holman, livery and sale stable, sss's
C II Carter boOh keeper. CliaS Smith, lore
nan. ass;s Steve Rryson, BIrney shepheFH'
Josh Fat, Ed 3esnan,
Moore & pooley shell groceries, asst an.
dersop Dooiey,
Waiter freeman, wood shop.
u q saepherd. blacksmith, John saep-
herd AMI Dsler, uss;s.
Geo Freeman prop city mill and iron
| brid,e mill. asst Vim BnchsnSn.
TIP Crvmrs. Noxuiee Co b'ick WORE
! Jos Holt and { N Carter, drsyinen.
| JW Uo,arook, builder and contractor
Up Epn;er cor.irp ctor RnG builder.
Fred Grossman, carpenter and builder.
Caesar whitehead. blacksmith and weed
shop.
Horace Iaruagin, painter, paper hanger
grainer Sc.
Mack Hinton. gun smith &c.
John Loyett, shoemaker aud rcpairer,
Jpo Cook, blacksmith.
walter nochell, Jea Mcneil. Henry G:iss
by, brickinasons,
Tom Beasloy. Al Toote, FaSette fF'ppie'
Drew Atkinson, Andrew Acslorrif, Nai'
Buck, carpenters.
Sam Bryson, corporation cart driver
DEPOT,
BJ Allen, station agent.
" + Allen asst agent.
EW Mcclure. day operator.
JR Jones night operator.
VA Gray, section master.
Us McRea pumper.
Macon Compress Co., ) A'nes. rleS
II w ZONES. Secy, and Treas. jos y" Ii"
isupt. II l. Holt clerk, rs hrooFs "e'sno
Jro Grace engineer, Bob Clark hrtahs'
Hunter Williams, J G Parsons night "at9'
men. :,
: Macon Lumber and Planning hilis, /
rrvmes. prop. L b Cole mrnaser.
4 Grace 4 Co., general merehGnd's
> asst viii Gracc.
FW Rransby, general merchandise
ne Farmer lumber and shingles
Thos Lewis, variety store.
Grace House, ) l. Grace. prop.
Coal merchants, Jos w Holt ana d
y Grace.
n Broom Factory A wood'ick prop.
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Rev. Mr.. Buck, who was appo'n'eu
10 The circui, has not been abic 10 III
any engagement yet on account oil 'ho
Illness of his wife.