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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-01-11

South Dakota Unions are petitioning
for the initiative and referendum sys-
fpm
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-01-11
sTRAYED.

From my place "a miles west of Medicine
Lodge, bead of yearlnRs and two year olds
brandedleiyOn left hip. Also q small dark gray
pony, l1M raw-boned and wild, no brand.
Fifty cents will be given for information lend
ing To their location. Address or see A. Hada.
I'm.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-01-11
Grip Az U0TIrE

have taken mp red 2-year-Old bull, with
out marks or brands. The owner paying tor
this notice may get him at any time
IT LEWIS THOMpsON
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-01-11
A STRAY COW

Has been token up by Harry Stevens. Descrip
ton, red with white points, dehorned aud
brand II r on right flank. Owner will please
call and get her on payment of cost OF keeping.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-01-11
A LIBERAL REWARD.

VIII be given for the location of all cattl
that have strayed from my place near Round
up. Brand b Address c. Bevins, Roundup
Kane.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-01-11

Belgium has taken control of her
telegraph lines.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

THa nArx or maps.

ZEE ubA1B OF TRADE.
sAS laAscissa. Nay si-Tss ceaditisa q
iseto'y. and PRICES rule ssesdy under . modes.
a's demand. TIA produce markets are quiet
eeesssoles ara in good supply, with prices
steenS Oh pAtafoes are coming In Light
Onions ass . shade a.mer.
fsssh fruits IRE plentiful, with but lev
snsness II prsesa Green apples are unsalabls.
Poultry r. In fasr demand
Game 10 In iizat demand.
froduee fecssnts-Fiour. quarter sacks. i.A91:
Otsgon, z4l6: Nheai, csusais. 1854; OreRon.
s5.e' barley. ceetsis. a. 735: oats, Oregon, cea-
sels. L'so: cora. ceatais. 25i7. beans. sacks.
49,. yotstoes, sscks, &.Sis. Oregon. tik
fiour-Trads IL OF moderate volume. prices
sasos consumesc snd sappiee are ahead Of mar
prices for fanny extras, Ais114D per bsl
oaxess' extras. 3i0<9A %: supesnne, q S01s "a
wnsat-Ihsre mas Deen no local trade OF con-
% . m extensive movement fos the rsmaindcs
OF the week. T.sos generally h of . slow order
- there 10 no fnss ucemens for literal shipping
y nos likely thst export operations win assume
great nagnituGe until altsr much Of the new
kfsta u sacked and delivered Prices are weak
40: 80 no sn.nss 70, shs ns:s:' 4 1a.,
Per GENITAL for No Shipping. and u. 30 ios
cholee; milling parcels range from q. s0sSi.s -
III CsSt9i.
Barley Offerings Of iced barley arc somsvhes
In excess OF pfetcnt wants, which az the moment
are rather iigat; Prices have been . little irseg
ular Tor some tin,e. ranging from ss,es7s &c Per
Genial, With perhspsa higher ngufe obtsInabie
when the speculative market was IN . feverfsh
condtfion- Just uow there - nothing exciting
IN the situation For brewing barley there 10
YET considerable inquiry Cor shipping purposes,
Win the usual local demand. Ihis class Of
stock 10 not very plentiful, While OF . really
choice quality the amount Offering il not very
large, and - . consequences quotations are hrm
ard against hayers- We quote: Feed, s7i40
choice: bfewint. S9cD1L05 peg centa.
OAts--vaiues arc hrtn, but trade 10 sloW. Buy
ess OF feed constter the ruling pficss too high
AMI LOOK for . Substitute that costs less. Stocks
are anything b,ss heavy and they are we'll con-
centrated, 90 that the situation may b aaid 70
b. iucissing fasofabiy 70 the SELLING interest
White 0ats 10 seiiiug q elEIz9l - per cental
Tor common to iair, and eij09l-75 log good %
choice: gray. o. sSeito: black, >lSs per Genital
CALL DoAnD.
Following are the salss recorded q the call
boart today:
Wheat-M0rnanR. informal session: Oecem-
her-20 tons. o. s6i 100 tons. ei36e seller 1897.
nsw-lvO tons, q. 29A per ceuts ksgu ~ ses-
sion: DecomGer-lu0 tons, 41.965<: 100 tons,
eN: 30 tons. u 363S 100 tons, 81 IA per GENITAL.
Barley - Regular session: Dscsmbe9-l,50O
tom, sSs<c per eental.
Drafts-0n sight, New York. pss e10o. 2oc;
s.eriins haiIsTon London. sixty-dsy bank.
s,ivsr-Bars. per ounce. sssSss2,fc: Mexican
doiiars. 66l<9eN4c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

49, sss's IN ~ sMnws hsvo sssae aEpsesa,
Cssnnhts-csa, raiay asys asa ssvsrS mo-
soe1y dead - sA' = -
Yasins-Tas sssssr pat Of u vsek - -.
.ssose 20 Al croDH Evsythfng psomiseu
dis eus-Iee weather in TIE voIIey -
esain - ch. CSops look we'll aoosenltx.
s sua y exesps posehss. plums aoi ehaertcS
Gas6sid- Tbste evy Sains 81 vtns., .>a,~rs-
asve 49, ossehcial- Tssse vss never Sefses
$1,000 log .. abundant harvest Passssss
~ eroving ersan are looking nsst-eIesa
eiAna - ss"bS - H.
A,ons-s oa1r;tsef and winter wheat 70 lockinr
vi. seedinR ~ mostiy ell done aud : ~
TS W. vega nave . woU6e9fuI effect
there IL tneseasai acreage thta 49, M hs,v~e
5000 never letter. On Low iauds cus vorms
sss damaging asder veeetatiou-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01


I0Npos. Nay zl-6socks ops1ed dApsseood,
wtah Sssitog q Insecurity. ~ l7.sc O'Clock
ehese wss great prsnurs 60 I'll. With but few
eayess, end ths gsseeai tsadsnsy ~ dovs-
wsrd- Rss1srfek woodalI 4 Co, broken, long
established hoass. hsvs fEiisd- This increases
the unaasinsn. end is h leaned thss Others viii
follow. etocks elossd quiet Ths fact that this
was Derby day esussd thin attssdanca An
other small failure w0 announced British
ratifoo1 securities vere sessdy. bat Americans
Out. Fosstg. securities were quiet and South
American lowee
LoxDoN, My N--DaR silvsR. .S5 Ane.
u lisa Cons0ls, e16d. Bullion gain on bel-
ances paid into Bans OF England. E561, 900.
Bank 81 Gnsiand discount rate. psf oene
xxoIisn aRAIS nAsKKf.
LvRRPool, May 3L-Whsas-Holdess o6bR
moderately: uuchangUd.
Cogn-Stssdy and holdess o6sr spafiugiy:
spot. = ID: June. - ID. July. - I.<d: August.
- sd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01
REAL xsrArs SALES.
Deeds 8ecos1oA h the Aaaleors o.
yootorAay.


Real estate transactions IRON January I. lsDA
ere e, $751; sA 9heeo vese Sled iog record Mon.
day II dseds, she esasiderattons aegIsgasing
ss.ofa Following = ~ iiss = iusaishsd -
Osborne. TrsmpsS 4 Ca. ahseRacsoes It usieA
us Cnessy stssoA heewUea 1soas add ooeso1:
G. ". Folsoa - William Weed. ~ ~
nvt<. -, q. 4 0,000
J. 4. Young % Ass Nosisf, lots In De- Xoinss.
Gcorgs Besttnsham - Iagis Z Gasdnae, lo0
is and Is, lock G, Ph,nneys ed, $i.1Q
K. d. Van DoVaneoT 70 Z. 4. Carlson, Lott -
II, block Z. 1T odd - xsnA $1,000
n c. Pseil 70 d r. whitney. lot =. block Z,
Houghton. $500
Andrew Nosle 70 Elizabeth Dock nc. lot 2,
block l, Lewis = Gilman's add, e30o.
T. Heimke % ]. Wegnee. mining claim, $780,
Joseph Esssacy 70 James Nckinlsy. part 80 Z.
Is, Z. 81, 100
y. W Holmes TO n. christophsr. los q. block
3. Hyde Park add. 3111
y. chrissopnsr to ": r. Duncan. lot n. block
8, Hyde Park add, t3sa
Rel. I. 4 7. Co - John Rivss, Z lots in River
Park, $500.
r. /. Riekstson 70 Z Morrison, lots and L
block 4. LIST plat West Seattle, eS50.
Z. Morrison 10 4. = CionGh, lCeo 3 and T.
block {, LIST plat west 6eastie, oS0.
John Aiexsn0ss 70 J. =. Cooper, lot 6. block q
Kent, $1jQ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

rsrsl9s1 Whsss Market.
LAsA N.y si--sspecial f-whset-Ex
nsss oos little tonnage on hand and ~
:, - o.y.nk Ias prices quoted ass: vslisy.
Ao; wsiis ws;la. g. 10 per esasal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

Pullman 0espa10 Cara nss.ss ~ csnaAsu
I'D 1ssse raiacs Dsaing Cars bssvesa 9eassaa. q
BAa1 ed CAieaoo wssheus eAAnUA Conaecssnnr
0ean petnD h IL usitea Stasse - CaAaaA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CRY OF KINGSTON.
$3.50 amIL MI- IIacona- i 10 Ar y;I5 a6
av:.S emily seattle sSiLv 500 am
$50 pm Arlll0L Victoria MilLvI $50 pm
steamers CITY Of Kingston' ana "City al sect
tie" make connections - Port Townsend for pas
esneess going ffom Beliinsham bay points 70 Vie
tostA aud return.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

DACIFIC COAST eTEAMDHIP CoAPAHy-
DispaseA steamers from seattle - SolioWu;
For Aan HrAncisco via Pors Townsend and VIC
toriA at p m tpassensess r~ceived On ooosd - !
p MI June ., Z. IL. IL. -. 81
For AiaakA Juno 2. z, IL. a.
From san Francisco. for Victoria and Puget ooun6
pcTtA ~ . N. June 4. II, ID. ~, ~
Tickets may - obtained o. the oG1oo u Ne con-
pany, - Ocean dock. seattle
GOoDALL PERKINS 4 ca,
Genera, Agents. san frAncisnA
J. q. JOHNSON. P. q. supt. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01
WHATCOM ROUTE.
CITY OF SEATTfks

tcloss connection with n. p. tram from Portland
oD0 san Francisco.
STEAMERS ''Ctty Of Kinsssoa" and CITY OF Seat.
DE- make Close connections - the Tacoms wharf
with tsains 10 and from Portland md with H.
HAST and West bon nd overland trainA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

PACIFIC NAviaATIoS CO.
wHATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMERS STATE or WASHINGTON AND
SEHOME
Alternate on Following Schedule
aoISe NoarM DAIRY. soIxs aorra.
Leave sos PM. Tacoma Arrive 800 am
Leave SEQ Pm. .Seatte.. Leave TOO ara
Leave ll:0, Pm. Everett. :. Leave ESQ pn
Leave $500 am. .Anaccrtcs. Leave 4.AS run
Leave 900 Am. .fAirhaven. Leave 3.A8 pm
Arrive 6.lb am- y. WhAlc0m. Leave $50 nm
Connects q Evcrcu daily with steamers for
1nohomish River points: - seattle with steamer
Monticello tor Port Townsend and Port Angeles;
Whatcom with G. r. n. r. trains fos north and east
"a CoxNoR AND wnrDBv ISLAND
STEAMER TAIRHAvEN
Leaves Seattle daily except Saturday, 300 p m,
for Everett. La Connor ana oil WILDLY island
points: arrives II Common SEQ . M leaves Ia
CoHnor 500 q m. calling ~ same points; touches
Everett 80 p m and afftvea seattle 40 p n.
EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsu ROUTE
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
Connects At Everett daily with boats 90 and from
Whatcom. Ia Eonncr and seattle tos Mars viila
East kvesots, Lowell and BnohomIsh-
n: R-rreishs shipped via our line soes through
during the nignt
Firsi-ciass service In Ill depaftmeata
Headquarters IN seattle. CITY Locx.
For further Information address
n. J. RATHB0NE 0eni Agent Seattle
FRANK WATERAOusE. 0eni Age. Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

sessmshsp waiia waiia from San Fran
o-ln bxs butter. 756 % fruit and veseta-
- - sis onionr, 21s sks beans, 10 sks po-
9lssA in kegs r.cksss. is6 g srocsries. la pixs
II as6 e0n<e, ID . crackers. $50 ske sugar. CO
Deoo, ~ cs eanllcd goods. 80 sks salt, 20 sks
~. ~ sks coal, Id bills beer. u sks heal. il8
- iiqaofs. 81 bbis vino. I.5i! ska Hour, 3ll SIS
Rey. s0sks led. 81 cs mineral water, ) coils
- pipe, ptee aaddlsry, ETC.. g books and
stationery, IL svas leather. % % boots and shscs.
= = drugs. g fresh fish. 81 cs dry goods. cs
fsessfvc.. cs cigars. crts cigar
p1xss. /! q clothing. @ bottles. 2
oafrosst - candy. IL pkgs coe0anut II
~ lroa ssd saeei, timber jacks. IL sks shot,
- betA 20 e. gnns and ammunition, o CO hard
SeNs - .pSxs blinds. - cois wife, 81 pEgs
.eneao soods. cs Jups'.ese goods, - ticFces
toes esd pork, O. eiocks, q budis paper, IL bills
1osns md vsrnlsh. Il CO eassup, etruuks. . cs
bfois aiiclote. ~ Kegs spskss. ~ PKG
Nle1s ID taaks. 1.-Two turtles. pkxs telephone
1914 iron fnrnscea, - pkss other msise, ~
D<Ssxpress matter and one package eaca at
- ptanos, hair. cutlery, tsrfapsns, shrimp.
e7eqefs. packing, saws. coda. bofax. sal soda.
neeaahssy. pipe, belt. poultry food, QH,cksiives.
lu0s. curry powder. type. pig iron. wire clips.
osoieal instruments ana vinegar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

OFFICIAL TIMe CARD
TAKING EFFECT APRIL 80, 1888.
TsAHNs IxAvR sRArrlR:
Per - Paul ana Ease-lo - d m
kor syokane-Seo p m and lo:2S . -
tee Portland and eoria-S:lS Z n anA o.lo
= a.
ros osynpls-e.lS 4 m and s.l5A n
For 0Ooteaono aaA uccsaa-S:lS Q m
For Jecoma-s:lS. S.is . m 1901, y:s0. e.oaL
o:SS aad 1913 d n
For saohon.sh. ssdre Anscsessa saesua,uin
J elis and North Reud-s-So . m and 30 . n
1ss peanss north OF sedfo 70 SuAAs-e:So = n
1RAfxs AasIvs AT sRArrxR
1roO D Paul and Kast-ll:39 D. m
1foW 0pokAae-l935 4 a. and rs r u
kse0 Portland md Sooth-e:SV ., N and 50
= m
1tem oiyopta-S:3o p n. and e.AS A.
IRON AensssAnc and oc0saa-S - p N
Prom Tacoma-1s.6 IS. e.lS and iO:SS = -.
Dsov. $50, SIS and IL Is d m
From Snohontsa- Sodra a nacostso snequnimSo
Fasis and = oesh RsnA-.0:Se q "A. ana so a m
1ro0 paints north Of Sedfe 70 6umas-A:Son a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

Reeusis ana fefasnisheA ieavss MeseAaalA' deck
Tuesday. THURSDAY ant saturday o. = N os
Ksngsson. orr ssanbie. hAsxof. teAbecx. Lii
waap. Dnw alto. Hosasprs. rntoa City Add later
mediate points arriving In Us;on City ~ p a.
Leaves Mon CITY . wednesday. fE11Ag
and sunday. prrivtsg - Seastie ~ , a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

Ely ON THE sTLYERs
sEATrLE TO TACOMA
Fear round trips daily excsrs sunday.
In one hour and swensy-a vo Danutea
TIE STEAMER FLYER.
Regular daily and sunday srirs seattle Tacona
route. - follows:
TAKING ErVHcT
THURSDAY. IUNEl
TIME CARR.
Leave TaeomA-6: 10. Q:ss q. m, 7 80 3. 10 n m
Leave seastie-S:l5. ll:45 - M, $50. 90 : N
SUNDAY.
Leave Taccma--6:S0. III 30 . m, A:30 p n
Leave seaftls-0.0O = m. goo 100 p m
Landing q n. r. wharf. Tacoma. and Cemmse-
cial dock. foot OF Marion street. seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

bttttc tvCstGf UisSI t&aS 0O4AA0ys
80 M stiG ~ t32 pr ton. and the indi-
m1sao . sAAt the price will b stall higher
S1hfn ~ days. They are not arriving In
- ouuf1eeabis quantities and the supply
III ID - seuptsy 10 considered short
n Uhong msrxet continues inactive. with
npoe61feos messiy nominal. Export prices are
- enn TT club snd cents higher fer blue
60 wills Tor milling purposes god blue
olls q 70 cents.
2owsado Of ofsngss OF ali kinds has arr ivsd
- y eot1 1t former quotations. The gsnssal
ny u fruit u good and vegetables ere CON-
Gnvejy plenty for the pfsssnt But largo
6111D u sisheF are not kept on hand.
1DooDemes City Of stsuwood arrived yestef-
json down sound wAh thirty five tons OF
At9 Lily. Bogasdus a Co.
snirMsxTs AND RGcKIrTA
Dodpg he past twenty -four hours produce
- nssshandlse have been ahipped from and
uDtvsd q the port Of seattisia the following
naiass
ToAs.
/ e10Qeals b rail- and water. ........... LIZA
uUU0n0 ~ vaii ana water ..,.........,.... l.. NJ
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE,

FARE TO RvERETr. -
TO ayoHQMIafI. 6on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

STEAMER GLIDE

Leaves Merchants dock - p N MoAdAyA WEI
nssdsys and Fridays for Went Ride. Gala end way
iaadings: Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays for
East si0e vsshon. Chaasaaeaa. DesMossss. 0ssnss
Landing and Busasa. Leaves Taeems svssy
morning except sunday Ct $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

0rEANER MABEL
Leaves Yesiers Whasf Tpes1ayA Thundsys "a
eagaf DAYS ~ 4 - tor Edmsnds Muk1isoA EV.
eessI AAxysvi;ss. Lowell asd DaoAo0isA
RAn4 ~ vVCurrp 49,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-16
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

II becomes our sad duty TO record
the death of Mr.. L. ii. Cahill, WHO
died at his home in ST. Louis, Mo-,
Aug. 27, 1898. lie had been Il citizen
of Macon for thirty-eight years but
moved TO St. Louis about a year ago
Ills death was so sudden his daughter,
Mrs. John Grace, of this place, could
not reach St. Louis in time TO attend
his burial. What must have been her
grief when she received the sad news.
!" father is no more" Being bcreft OF
their mother, his children were drawn
closer to their iathc-: and now, that ne
is gone, their grief seems more thah
they can bear. Weeping, they ask
how can we give him up" Listen
sorrowtng oues and hear the voice OF
Jesus: though a"still. small voice II
! rises above the waves of sorrow, say
ing "lct not your hearts be troubled
O believe in God, believe also 10
me-" And TO you Jesus repeats the
message. once heard at the gates OF
Main, sweep not" AS You see be,
yond the cloud the outstretched hand
of watrhful love and catch the com.
fortjno words, in accents lender and
low. "it is well with my soul" can Won
not lift up your hearts in ihankfulness
that he was ready TO answer the Mas
ter,s call? lie was a tender. loving
father, kind hearted. generous ne'gna'
hor. A trne friend and 4 worthy CHI
zen, lie had many friends and his
death Is deeply regretted by AL wno
knew him. There is a sad vacancy ~
the home, for who can fill a fathers
Mace in the hearts OF devoted children
Bnt there is much to comfort those
who mourn such a loss US this. be-
reayed ones you have a father in heav
on --beyond the cloud, above the storm
forever. Greater far are the JOY
and blessings in the life above. Ihe
t earthly is to the heavenly rs n wither
ing flower to the boundlcss gardens 0
our Lord on high, Think OF the meas
u~relcss. amending glory. Listen TO
> the happv voice. which helps to swell
tne sons of the ransomed, aud tells o
f~ullness of Joy, of pleasures, forever
y more. the gift Of Jesus love. Ma,
r. this trinl be sanctified to you. May J
make heaven more real, bring it near
or and increase its sweet attraction
d God help you to carry in your near
the spirit of the eternal day; Wai'lhi
=, for the Sayior's welcome aud the all
~ GELS song. saying as yon think OF you
z sainted father, wherefore should W
n mourn? lie cannot retnrn TO us w
we shall go to him." Thank Gou ie
the assurance of that.
"Dear children, do not weep,
Though Christening be the rod
lis Thy fathers but gone to sleep.
TO wake in heaven with Co..
sh Exchanging suffering mere
For yonler blissful Shore
To mounts higher sphere,
Not lost but gone before
OIL A FRIEND.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-16
\ NO, 80
An Ordinance to Regulate the Blowing oil
Steam VIII stiles by Mills, Factories or any
Steam Engines in the own OF Macon.

Sec. l. Be it ordained by the Board OF
Aldermen Of the Town Of Macon, thati II
shall be unlawful for any owner, lessee or
employer of a steam engine, to blow or
csuse to be blown or allowed to be blown, a
steam whistle in said town executing that
ut the hours between q and 7 o'clock, a. M,
they may blow one whistle, and ut II o.
clock ~. | O'Clock p. N. and6 O'Clock p. m:
they may blow the whistle for the space OF
thirty seconds, Sunday excepted; but this
ordinance shall not prohibit them from
blowing such whistle in case of fire at their
establishment or an alarm Of fire IN the
town, nor shall this section apply to the en-
gincs of the Mobile and Ohio Rail Road.
See. .. BE 1t further ordained that any
person violating the first section OF TINS
| ordinance shall, on conviction before the
Mayor, be fined in a sum not less than i've
dollars nor more than twenty-five dollar:
for each and every offence.
Sec. 3. BE it further ordained that the
cause being urgent tins ordinance take ei
feet and be in force IRON and after It's pas
sage,
Approved, this, Aug. 4, 1893.
X HAUENSTEIN,
Mayor,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-16
|, J. S0RSByE & co.


After Il severe illness of ten days, Rob-
EXT CLARK, oil our village, son OF Joln ana
Kate Clark, died the 10Th ult, 1t was aiiec-
ting to see how the young man struggled
the disease and desired to live
How he promised to live a better life. HOW
he tried to comfort his aged widowed moth
or with more fa1thfulness to her in the III
ture. if possible, and with wlrat fulness OF
petition he prayed to God to forgive his
sins and save him. In turn. it was deeply
affecting to see his mother take his colo
hands in hers aud rub them with Il mother
warmth. calling him her dear boy ana only
earthly support, telling rs he had WORKED
for her since he was thirteen years CID
How the dear mother hoped aud prayed 10
his recovery, and finally to give him up gu
of her own arms as no uttered his las
words, saying. " mother. why DO you CT.
so much,o We have many good reasons
upon which to base our hope of his saliva
ton. all of them dated in the period OF HI
last sickness. His devotion to his mothe
| was undying. He lived closely that h
might aid his mother the more. God bles
the mother, his brothers and sisters Wit
an everlasting salvation.
Stone, Ala, Sept. 5, 1893
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NOTICE.
" SSatc of Mississinnl

\ ssa'c of Mississippi.
q a q In the chaucery
I'M Court Of
|.a Patterson. Noxubee County.
ii,S.,pl Patterson, whose z. O. address
kMs Texas. and Frances Kibby,
M 4 ~ y, address is Equality, Ala. and
(s.I D alterson, u resident of Texas,
m NM. address is unknown and
M o Sfa..lyan ana Malinda Bird. the
|,,eh residence, v and post office address
I ss,i i, Of whom IRE Unknown and to nil
4 ,ss.u.ereSted In SAID estate;
lle %i "nd you to be and appear oe-
|srm' "use Of our said Chanccry Court
n, n 'aMereof to Oe holden at the Court.
fSoSnlIuns town of Macon. In said coun-
"A, hD"0s 1so on the4th Monday OF Octo-
. ,aS. then and there to show
l,srrs n yon can, why the final account
N, ,S N,N,,, plllard, administrator Of said
n, n signature and the seal Of said
~Aea, this 3lst day Of Aug., A. D..
JOHN A. TYSON,
- Clerk.
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Great Bargains at
y. OWENS
STRICTLY Cash STORE.

Everybody should como and sec.
have lust returned from the beautiful
city OF Louisville, Ky. noted for its
beautiful women aud Stylish Dress
Good, especially adapted to the South
know of several Southern ladies,
returning from the Worlds Fair.
stopped over at Louisville to have
their trousseau made up Of those
stylish Dress Goods.
have a full line OF Dress Goods
and Trimmings to match. Call early.
sepl6-4t
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-16

Mrs. +. A. Going, Of Pleasant urove
Al,.. and two sons, arc visiting Mrs
w. r. Augustus. One OF inc poys'
Augustus, has had alcng speil OIL 10
YER. A change, it was thought wonlt
benefit him. but he relapsed and Il
| attn very sick.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-16

MIR. Gus Lockridgc has been a very
s;cl man this week. but he called for
h;s breakfast this morning.
The high wind last Friday n'sh' o.u
considerable damage to the crops III
Mr.. Leland Illness peighborhood'
,To had four Or FIVE acres of young
corr in roasting ear tina. was blown
fiat 10 the ground.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-16

PLANTATION CHILL CURE stops the
chills, stops 'em quick and they never
come back. It YOU don't believe 1t try
it. If i, don't stop 'cm ask for your
money back, you'll get it.. Price 30
cts. Sold by FIN Burrage, M Grlggs
and j + Bransby.
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Fair Notice.

All parties in the town of Macon
who have hecn notified that their
privilege licences have expired, and
who fail to pay the same within Ten
,o> from tins date, will be returned
as delinqueuts. This is a final ho''ce
A. 7. DENT,
..o Clerk.