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either side, any person may build wooden
houses not exceeding one story high, and
provided further, tina. on certificate Of in.
surance agent that it will not increase the
risk on other buildings there erected or
that might be erected within said one hum
bred and fifty feet of Jefferson street. and
by permission of this Board, my person
may erect a two story building Of WOOD
within two hundred and twenty-five feet OF
said Jefferson street,
Sec. 2. BE it further ordained, that With
in enc hundred and ility feet Of jefferson
street, on bot SIDES OF the same within
said limits, none but tire-proof buildings
shall be erected, and no Building shall be
'ecmcj tirc-proof unless The same be made
Of brick or soue lAiterill equally AS capa-
bic OF resisting fire, and having all doors,
windows and other openings IN the walls
thereof provided with ironor mctaliic clad
shutters closely fitted ut the ends and sides.
except the windows and Coors opening Oh
the streets, and having A roof of tin, iron
or slate, or some material equally capable
of resisting fire. and having the skylights,
if any, provided with Il covering of fire.
proof material, read, to be closcl over the
same. and each building having II parapct
wall reaching not less than two feet above
the cone of the roof.
sec. j. bt III IlTIntF CrunlUpt, tUAt " re-
cure the general health Of the town, No per-
sou shall put up any permanent building
upon any lot or lot. within said first mem
toned limits, unless the ground upon which
the SAME be built shall be raised, that any
water accommodating 1ndcr the same shatl
:, freely flow into the yatter through the va
: ter ways under the sidewalk. and further,
: that the root of all buildings within salu
/ limits shall be provided with cutters con
! veying the water to the nearest street or 4
- cistern, and in no case shall the water he
II allowed to accumulate in the rear of the
y buildings.
II See. 4, Be it further ordained, that nc
i empty boxes, barrels or other comhuStlhl'
- material. shall be allowed to accumulate II
= the rear of the buildings, provided, TN
owners or occupants may put up a Goa
house in rear of buildings,
see. 5. BE it further ordained, that an.
building erected, or any work done upo'
any bnilding. contrary to this ordinance o
-, in any other wise violating this ordinance,
~ shall be deemed n nuisance and so ocaiii
n with. And any person violating rms ora
~ nance shall he guilty of u misdeincanof aug
~ upon conviction before the Mayor. si'a't v
~ ~ fined not less than five dollars nor more 'ha
= one hundred dollaIs.
Sec. G. BE it further ordained, that I'M
~ ordinance take effect and be in torres 'ro'
and after its passage.
Approved, March I. 1863. ~
o., mchlS II. HAUENSTEIN, Mayor.
III
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01
A Cbapter in the History Of Macon,

Mr., FERRIs:-1his morning "a"
our fp,jow.ci citizen. "Lum" walking by
the side of Il horse pulling a slide Wi'h
a barrel Oh it, which reminded me
yery forcibly of the early days OF Ma
con. when we all hauled Our drinh'hg
water and water to cook with 1rom
the Noxubee river in that way.
Iihought it probable it would be H.
tcresting to some of your readers 10
know the history of cislerns III NoAu'
bee coonty, being a source OF SO h'oe''
comfort, benefit and real satisfaction
to thirsty person, who had been ac.
cns,onled TO quench thirst with IIqu!a
from the fluid stream OF mud accof
dive 10 Horn. ! think il was IN earl!
summer of 1888, | was on my way &c
Columbus. for paint to brighten III
the appcarance of my house, (Which by
the way was the frs, frame d"e'lih!
house built in Mac0n) stopped
,hor, time with my ola friend, Dr. j
# Cunningham, who lived then neo
Dpcrbrook, the beautiful prairie site
mont, subsequently owned by 20
nu,uns, nov belonging TO Dir. Mat
Cl,y was worn and thirsty, BIT
did MOI, ask for water, surprising II
oct any it would be from some mn
hole in TIE head waters OF rum {
Broken Pumpkin creek. Wh'lc cha
. ting with the DR.. a servant ehtero
fine room with n pitche" OF wafer
drank some of it and asked tie u
woplpringly where he got ice irof
for really it seemed as cool ana r
q treshiug as ice water il n hot sum'n'
dav. He explained that it came iro
Mt A cistcrn dug in the lime rock
~ looked aud examined il with ankle
and admiration. The result was
to determination On my part TO have o
id ~ soon as possible. My visit to 4
% friend ended aud | was again on
travel. | had not gone far before
A met a footman, seemingly a LABOR
man, who cnquired for work. ask
: him if he knew ANYTHING about II
ring cisterns. He said he had Just |
ished one in Monroe county. G
ployed him, gave him a note TO
lg- wife and sent him to my home.
III. ms return | put him and two he'
be men to work digging the cIsterh
AT the LIT in Macon now owned by Ii
the Jesse Buck. when in a few week
IL had delightful water TO drink, as mi
to weary travellers could testify, tor mi
times have pitchers gone IRON inc
Ma. tel with II pleading message Tor Sc
'o' water. This was the first cistern
in Macon and the socoNd in Noxu
r. ~ II. W. Foot
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01
Attention Veterans.

All Confederate Veterans VINO oe'
long to James Longsireet Camp are
urgently requested to call at my once
within len DAYS and pay their dues
!, is n small amount, but important
An confederate vets who belong 10 III
camp are respectfully invited 10 'o,.'
At any day and enroll their name
with our capt. d. L. "N
Adyt. James Longstrect camp
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
The State of Mississippi,
NoXubrc County.
J, \. Council. ct al.

vs.. No. 1851. Final Dcciee.
Willie ohney ) III ChAncef!'
IN pursuance Of a final decree rem
dcrcd il the above stated cause NJ the
October term, A. d. 1892, OF the Court
aforesaid. dated 1t day of November,
A.D, 1892. the undersigned Coinlhl--
sioner in said cause appointed. VIII on
Monday the 3rd day CT April, a. D., 1888
in front OF the door ui the Court House
in the town of Macon. IN said county
within legal hours. proceed to sen al
hubble outcry TO the highest and best
bidder for cash. the following des'
cribei real estate lying and beng slt
nate in laid county and state, to.Wlt
The u~nrxpircd lease of 80 years II
and to block 6 in the town Of Shuqua
lax. In lhe county Of Nnyuhee' ant
State . Mississippi, according to SUR
yrv O fsaid town.
The title 20 the above de'cr'ne'
property is believed to be perfect no
| shah ony convey such title as vest
in me by virtue of said final decree
i. 7. DORi.On,
men. Ats. Commissioner.
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ORDINANCE NO, 81.
Taxing Draws.

Sec, |, BE it ordained by the Mayor anu
Roard of Aldermen Of the Town of Macon
that all drays. wagons and other eon'eyah-
ces. doing hauling for the pudllc, or DONG
hauling for hire in said town, be ana tney
are hereby taxed a privilege tax Of five de- do 4,
,prs per annun. And all such vehicles sha'l
oht,iu n license from the clerk of said town
as is provided in Ordinance No. II, 49,
See. .. Be it further ordained mai any
person violating this ordinance by running
4 draw or hauling for hire in said town Sliai'
he fined in any sum not less than hVe dol'
iars nor more than twenty-five dollars FOL
See. 5. BE it further ordained thai TINS or
dinance take effect and be in force from AM
after its passage, -, ,so,
Approved by me this March tn. 1873,
mchlS X. HAUENoIEiN, Mayor
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ORDINANCE NO. 10.

Ping Persons from Acting as Agent
tyilg and Selling Whiskey or other
Beat ng Drink, and Prohibiting the
ll1s to or. Giving away Intoxicating
At certain places.
|, Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and
ol Alderman of the Town of Macon
any person shall act AS agent or as
OF either the seller or purchaser IN
the sale of any liquor, bitters or
Tue sale of which is unlawful in the
Of Macon, he shall be guilty OF n mis-
lOr and, on conviction before the
Shall be punished by n fine not less
l"eNly dollars nor MOI e than one hun
l%OIlars,
: be it further ordained that il any
sHsil solicit orders for the sale OF. or
eil' any liquors, bitters or drinks. the
which is unlawful in the town OF
\ whether the liquors, bittcrs or
aFe 10 be delivered within or with
~ lCwh, contemplating, or permit.
ue party buying or soliciting to con.
|1sr, Una the liquors, bitters or drinks
ae transported into the town of Ma.
|uc snail be guilty Of Il misdemcanor
|tpoh conviction before the Mayo
~ punished as is prescribed in tn,
feSlIon Of this ordinance.
f. be Il further ordained, that if an,
carry 10 any place of amusement q
su'4.''lhmsnt, or to any public AS
|%se; intoxicating liquors OF any kind
NJ give away any such liquor at an,
D p,"ce' ne shall be guilty of a misdo
I h,,, 'lu on conviction before the May
|ua', be lned not less than ten dollar
pueIe IMAM fifty dollars, or imprisone
w prison not less than one week
M, anan Nairty days. or both, but thi
pn n@ prevent the use of liquors in til
y s4'a''oh OIL hospitality in ones ow
Y, ., BE it further ordained that an
'Ims mny se'l wine made of grapes grow
'' ""',a IN any quantity not less tina
, s1aun at the residence or vineyard
M. av,'er, IN the town OF Macon. to Il sob,
va' .ho Is not in the habit of hccomiI
'rllIaesa, And in all prosecutions f
a WHY. liquors, bitters OF drugs contra
ss 'ae defendant who seeks to defer
' 'isn under this section shall assume ii
VIII VIII VI proving his case falls within
pe MA lo. do IL further ordained that If Al
lsp a 'v'sse or occupant of any house. OF
NV nwi y, olher building or tenement sh
1 v,"sy permit Or suffer any person
LAW I i, OF splrituous liquors contra
leno M suen house, out house, buildil
pirin hehl IN the town of Macon, wi,
M s', NJ Immediate information Their,
of %ayor of said town, and prosecute
n ' .I,am such owner, lessee or oc,
con ova,, DC guilty of misdemeanor a
mar ue,,oh before the Mavor may be fin
,on uas lhan One Hundred Dollars or
rty 5 dsr ~ inc town prison not more ii
NM s,' y, be It further ordained that I
\ 'a NJ, ~ take effect and be in force Fl
lO u,.ef Its passage,
'rf'0'ed BY me, this. Mich. !, 1893.
". HAUENSTEIN,
MavnI
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Miss Annie May

Hos retnrned from the markets, ana
fine Indies are respectfully invited 20
co,l and inspect the beautiful line OF
Millinery she purchased, also all k'n"'
and STYLES of dress trimmings, ladies
.~o,lnr.. cuffs. etc. She has Il platter
tor Mating trimming that the ladie'
will be much interested in. she WIZ
have A more extended notice mex
wcek. IN the meantime, the 'a"I''
orc invited to call and see for them
solves. No trouble TO show goods,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01

Or, r r. wyatt, of Memphis A'''
passed through Macon last Thursday
on his way to Louisville, Ky, where
he will take a special course III some
branch of his profession. lie has o"'
thanks for parting iayors.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01

ollcA4o "
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
who contemplate teaching IN TINS
county, and who do not hold a license
Of proper date, that the Spring KAN
nations wi,lb, held rs follows, to VIII:
April 7aad s, and 81 and u, at
Court House. for white teachers.
April Il and 10, and 28and %, at
the colorea school building, tor COL
ored teachers. Each examination will
embrace two days, Friday and Sa'ur-
day OF each wrek.
No LICENSE ENDoRsED-The super
i|nsent.cnt is no longer allowed to en-.
aorsc licenses from Other counties, eX
cept in the case OF pupils OF his com
ty. WHO at the time of the regular eX'
animation, are attending school II
some other county of this state ant
stand the examination in the count!
where they arc going to school; ant
not then until their papers have Deer
forwarded to board OF examiners o
his own county, to be, by them, re
garded. after the applicant has pai'
, the regular examination fee OF % ct'
PARTIES WHO HAVE TAUGHT FlV
WEARS Teachers who have tan9l
| the last proceeding, successive Nv
$ wears, full terms, in this county an
on licenses issued in this county Iut
t endorsed crn, by paying the regnla
(. examination fee of so cents, have INC
licenses extended one year Wi'lo'
!, further examination and this cXtcl
= sion can be made from yearto year, {
y long as they continue to teach
Il S. NJ. THOMAS,
!, Co, Supt. Ed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01

The friends of Mr.. Bcaur"garo low
or will regret to hear of his dca'h'
which took place in Texas shorty al
TOR the arrival of the family there.
Mr. Marx Cover was the only one OF
the family able to attend the funeral
Mise Sackic and Lee were both very
| sick.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01
Determination of Teachers

Notice is hereby given that 'ne1e
will be an examination for w'''v
teachers at the Court House on apr
=. 8, u and %; for the colored 'cac''
ers q, the colored school building v"
April, IA, Is, % and ~ nuo,,,s
Co Supt,
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Gospel Meeting,

Geo. Robert Cairns will begin q
Gospel meeting in the Baptist church
Sunday. April ., and continue from
day TO day. Sunday services IL IL IN
and $50 p. m. Other days 10, Il. III
and 7 80. D. IN. An are invited.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01
Snuills Tar, Sweetgum and honey

These old reliable household re''ta
dies skilliully combined FORM Mas
ton Cough syrup, Il certain y otc
ant remedy for coughs, colus ,s
mid and guaranteed by all orussN''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01
NONRESIDENT notice.

The State of Missippippi,
No, 17l3. VS.. Court OF NoA"oeo
To Nellie Smith, Memphis. Tenn
We command you to be and appear be
fore the Chancellor of our SAID Choncery
Court at a term thereof to be holden at the
Courthouse. in the town of Macon, II
said county, on the 4th Monday Of April
| A, D., 1898, then and there to plead, answel
or demur to the bill of complaint IN snlI
cause, wherein you are deIendent.
Witness my signature and the seal Of sa''
Court affixed, this LIST day of April. a. ID.
iso3. JNO. A. TYSON.
on,i.Jm Clerk.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Jackson, Miss,
.,.I tSOp

AnTll /, iCuo'
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intcn-
ton to make final proof in support OF NJ
claim, and that said proof VIII De ma 'e pe
fore the Circut Clerk OF NoXuhee 20 al
Macon, Miss, on May q. ltoj, Niz;
C,esnr Carr. homestead No. 1899 Tor the
west half. northwest quarter, Sees IA IL
X IL. e. -
lie names the following witnesses tC
nroye his continuous residence upon an'
,rultiyation of. said land. viz:
John III. Lewis. and Frank Lewis OF MA
con 20, Noxubee Co., Miss; Lewis Gov
ton. Sherman Lewis, of Mashulaville +. U.
NoXubee Co., Miss.
HENRY KERNAGHAN.
Register.
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Closed for One Week.

Nv Office will be closed from April
2ud TO April Z inclusive. during 'i''
session at Jackson of the Dental Con
ycption and Board OF Examiners
GEO. Il. CLEMENT.
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Meal and Brooms'

For the convenience of tho pubic
will sell on tho first floor OF the M"'
ic Hall, in Macon, ilne ''lea'
broons, or | will exchange ~ r"nc
Fine bol,,d Western meal, or "'""'
r,as m,a, As tie cuslomrs prc''''
'.',, "a l.. CHAT
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Dossolutlon Notice.

Tho partseeship heretofore existing ne,
.u.,n FAINTER 4 Pruit is this dap dessoiveu
.naI consent. Mr.. r, NJ. Pruit takes
charge of all assets. &c., and assumes al II.
'n,,.,.s y, the old firm and will receipt for
MI aects- due said firm.
Ill HAMfTER &PRUlT.
rho undersigned wishes to return 'nahN'
- tho nnblic for past patronage given .ht
o,d firm aud hopes "a continuance o, WV
s,me fer their successor, Mr.. H. NJ, rr"''
"'' Very respectfully.
T.. n. HAMITER.
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FINANCE NO. IS.
Sanitary.

sanitary
o,1ainad by the Mayor and
E,armen OF the Town OF Macon
,,oll throw any trash or any
or vegetable matter VI a.,
mrbage upon any pavement o.
OR street or vacant 'ot oi s"'o
itturther ordained thal no per.
np or dam up any ha''ia' y"
Hru OF water Gou.so. y, ".on
tlAc same, wItho'it the cohsen
a1i Board u Aldermen ,,u
il further ordained ihh' iohh"ia
to build or erect Il P'l,y o.o,
Itch OF drain thal Ho"s 'nlo"s"
hes upon the premises u any,
b or upon any oil Tue VI
1t further ordained 'Aat "he'ee
now existing are on any u'loli
above mentloheu' lhe sa'hc "ne
AIRED Il nuisance anu 'he n' !,
ktedto notify the owners d. s"., !,
he must be ebatel ah reh'o'eo
NAV, after being notified.
further ordained that it shall
for any person to throw OF
HE streets or upon their owf
dead animal, poultry or fish
{ryipg the same or removing thu
the corporation.
n il further ordained that whei
ot, dog, coy Oh other ani'nas o
other organic matter subject t.
mtrlllptlon or decay, is toun'
corporate limits, it shall be tn
Il Marshal TO lind ont the owne
leaving the same, and requir
Iayp the same and abate the nui
rse, and upou bis OF her refus.
shall be the duty of the Marsh;
the expense of the owner OF su3
Ag0N n. otherwise at the eXpcns
Ia.
Il further ordained that it sha
y Of the Alarshql or Il police OF
Get all premises ut least once
durfnq lhe months of Nav. Jun
Fus septembc, aud October. IN
{ery foul weeks during the montl
bhcr, December, January, Febrl
and ADyil. and cause the san
ky,cd, and report any failure
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Yansas CITY Beet.

Twill hereafter keep on haha '"e
choicest beet to be had in the marked
n will be tat aud juicy. All orders
promptly filed. Stand opposite drug
store.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi,
IA. Connell In the Chancery
No. 1851. VS.. Court OF NoAaoee
Mrs. Willie Shuey, County.
| To Mrs. Willie Shucy whose post office al
dress is Washington D. e.:
We command you TO be and appear oeiore
| tho Chancellor of our said Chancery Court
Mt. a term thereol.to I've holden at the Court
House. in the town of Macon, Ia said coun-
ty. ON the 4th Monday of April, A. D.: lsD3,
| then anil there TO plead, answer or deinur
| 10 the hip eeeomplaint In said cause. where
in YOU arr ,lefen'ant -,
Witncs ny Signature AMI tue seal Of sa,tl
! f.ourt NIL xea. this ist lav ,f Al,ril. a. d.,
,ss,i. JSo. \. TYSON,
aptl-it. Sse4A'
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NOTICE FOR pUBLiUATICN


Land Office at Jackson, Miss,
April /, lS93.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his lntel-
ton to make final proof in support OF ms
claim, aud that said proof will be MADE be.
rore the Circuit CLERK of Noxubee Co., AT
Macon, Miss, on May 10, 1898.
.Iohn II. Lewis. homestead No, 1888, fol
the west hall, southwest quarter. section s
Y. "A II. II. IT,, e.. !.
lie named the following witnesses tt
nrnve hi, continuous residence upon apt
,,uitivation Of. said land. viz:
Frank Lewis. of Macon p. NoTube'
Co.. Miss, Caesar Carr. sherman Lewis ant
Lewis Cotton. of Mashulaville Z, o., NoX
ubce Co., Miss,
HENRY KERNAGUAN.
Register.
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T,esnass Notice,

An narties arc warned net to Tres
bass, or allow stock OF any XIII u
to trespass OH any land belonging 1t
Estate DR.. }. NJ. Borders. or on ANY
land belonging to the Undersigned "''
der penalty ct the law.
janl4-ly MIS- M L.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
The state of Mississippi.
Noxubee County.
NJ. A, Bush. Guardian
for
Harry and Dora Rigg Final Decree
~ We. No. 1870. In Chancery

"a - /
for
Harry and Dora Rigg tlnai Decree'
VS.. No, 1850. In Chancer!
NJ. G, Hambrick,
In pursuance of Il final decree rendered
in the above stated cause at the October
form. A, D., 1892, of the Court aforesaid,
dated Goth day of October. A, d., lsa2' the
nujersi gped COMMISSIONS in said cause
appointed, wilton .oo
Monday, the 3rd day Of April, A. D., 1898:
in fro mt of the door of the Court House III
the Town of Macon. in said county, WITHIN
legal hours, proceed to sell at public outery
to the highest and best bidder for cash, tue
following described real estate lying ana
heipr. situate in said county. to-wit:
The west half of northeast quarter OF sec.
10. northwest quarter of see. 8, northeast
quarter of northeast Quarter OF sec Il, anu
4 strip off of east side of sec. south oil
Pumpkin creek of sufficient width TO con-
tain loo acres. Said strip is bounded on
north by Pumpkin creek. on the east BY
cast line of sec. s, on the south by sonthern
line of said section 8, and on the west by
a. A line to be drawn parallel to the eastern
+ line of said section s, and sufficient distance
| therefrom to contain in said boundary lV
acres all in Township IS. Range 10.
] The title to the above described property
/. is believed to be perfect. but shall only con,
vey such title us vests in me by virtue o.
TT. DORROH.
Commissioner.
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Fen Is
,,uussrsASs NOTICE.

All parties are hereby warned under the
penalty OF the law. not to hunt with dog or
! Gun, or otherwise tre,pass on my lands
! known as the york Bleweit place. the
"Heurd stevens place" the "Dantzler Bar,
ton place. aud the Chester Harrison place
dccl0stf NJ SoALL"'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01

The State of Mississippi,
NoXubee County
Nancy Lashly, ct al.
Elijah Dooley, ct al.
In pursuance Of 4 final decree rendered
IN the above stated cause at the special De
remhcr Term. A. D.. 1891. OF the Court
aforesaid, dated December Il. a. D. ls9l'
the undersigned COMMISSIONS in SAID cause
appointed, will. on emo
Monday. the Srd day of april, A. D. 1885,
in front of the door of the Cour Rouse IN
Inc town of Macon. in said county, WITHIN
legal hours, proceed to sell at public outrry
to the highest and best bidder for cash inc
foliowin@ described real estate lying and
being. Situate in said county and state
to-wit:
The east half of the northeast quarter ana
! frty.tbree acres Oft the east side OF west
! half of northeast quarter, all in sec = !;
"A. Range T., containing ono hundred ana
thirteen acres, more or less. Terms OF sale
cash.
The title to the above described property
i believed to be perfect, but ! Shail only
convey such title rs vests in ne by Nlflue o
said final decree. JOHN A.TlsoN,
m.ba"ts Commissioner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01

Mr.. Jacob Holbcrg did not rest wen
last night-sat up 900 long Yesterday
To.doy he seems TO be feeling he'ter
Than he Inns for some time.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01

Cooling, soothing aud healing Is
Plantation Carbolic Ointment. "A
grateful dressing in eases OF lhuoieh'
| Ulcers, Old Sores, Cuts. Sprains' e'c'
| Price only % cents. Sold Il guara"'
tool by Mi druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01

Summit, Miss, Jan 10, 1898
have used DR.. Tichcnor'S Ah'isep-
tic for some years and do not hesitate
20 recommend it as Il reliable renleaN
for burns, bruises, cuts, snraill>; etc
E.S. ATKINSON.
Cashier of Bank.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01

Mr.. r. W. II llacre has moved bach
n town with his family. He will b'
emplo,e ed in the staye factory.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01

If O ask VIA Hodges when II Is
coming off he will b'osh clean oeh'h'
h;s oars. There mas, be some truth
in the rn!nor.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01
ONLY Is Cents.

lam selling genuine country cured
hams of excellent quality III Il '
Give them a trial. A'h'Ao'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01

Mr.. l. A. Lee will soou have q goo"
stock in the house next o 10 Inc
telegraph office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-04-01

A,arse supply ja.' received. Ar
a.. rcd. white and m"llip'''
IL, ia mskins 'fitr -
rs .nraFilEf.