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Evening journal., 1894-01-11
Hat AIanufaoturers MaI1e overture..

DANBuRY, Conn. Jan. 1.-THE members
Of the Hat Manufacturers association are
now seeking to bring about settlement
and are endeavoring to arrange a confer
ence with the labor leaders.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
NToshane's Bell Foundry burned.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1l.-Fire broke out in
the bell foundry of the McShane Manu-
featuring company in this city, and pat
terms valued by the company at 500, 900,
together with $4,000 worth of machinery
in the pattern shop, were totally destroyed.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
Card ouarreI rnd. I'm Nurder.

PAwPAw, Mich, Jan. l1.-Hugh Hig-
gins and Eugene Finch quarreled over a
game Of pedro in Almena. Higgins stabbed
Finch three times. The wounded man died
in 10 minutes. Higgins is in Jail
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
Judes Hilton OF Florida Dead.

TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 1l.-Judge r. B. Hill
ton died Of paralysis, aged 70. Judge Hill
ton was one of the most prominent law
yers in Florida.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
Harvnrd Universily,s seoretnrr nend.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. II. 90 Frank
Bolles, secretary of Harvard university and
well known to graduates all over the coun-
try, died of pneumonia after brief illness.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
nnxIirht rIirhunrmen.

Los ANGELES, Jan. ll.-Charles II. Ba-
ker Of Chicago was robbed aud nearly muir
dered In broad daylight here He was
seized by two men, who beat him on the
head with a stone. The robbers escaped.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
M Gln.s pnnl Ania

PITTsBURG, Jan. il.-At a conference Of
window glass manufacturers of Pttsburg
and the west here it was decided to close
down all the plants indefinitely on Feb. 10
for the purpose Of curtailing the produc-
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
A LocoMoTNE BLOWN uP.

-Four Houses Wrecked and Two Men
WIN Die.
Tacoma, N. H., Jan. 1i.-This town
was shaken this morning by locomotive
exploding
Two men were fatally injured and four
houses were wrecked.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
BIsmarek Slightly IN.

BERLIN, Jan. 1l.-Dr Schweininger has
gone to Friedrichsruhe to visit Prince Bis
marck, who is suffering with a slight gas
trio affection.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
Perishsd In Her burning Home.

SEowHEGAN, Ne. Jan. ll.-Mrs. SARGENT
Mason perished in the burning residence
OF her family in Canaan while trying to
secure household articles.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
Ives Beats sohaefsr.

CHICAGO, Jan. II. The third nights
play at the billiard tournament resulted:
Ives, 800; Schaefer, 3ss.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
nIarshal barter Nav serve Aralu.

BUFFALO, Jan. 1l.-Colonel Archie Bax-
ter, United States marshal for the northern
district of New York, may be reappointed.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
Admiral Fairfa. Dra.l.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 1l.-Admiral ID. Men.
Fairfax, U. 5. ~, retired, died az his home
in Hsgerstown, Aid.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
caIls Dor an HawaIIan Proteetorate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1l.-Mr. Holman of
Indiana has prepared n resolution, which
he will submit TO the house today, declar-
ing it TO be the policy of the United States
to conclude a treaty with Hawaii by which
the country will exercise a protectorats
over the islands.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
veteran Western Jnri.t Dead.

DENVER, Jan. ll.--Judge Lewis b. Aiken,
one Of the oldest jurists in the west, diad
here Of apOPlexy.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
AFTER THE DIRECTORS.

warrants for Their Arrest Issued In
Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, Jan. Warrants were
issued this morning for the arrest Of the
directors Of the wrecked Commercial
Bank.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
The Weafhar.

In the Middle States and New England to-day
unsettled, cloudy 20 fair. slightly warmer
weather will prevail, with fresh, variable
winds, preceded by snow in New England
and by rain on the middle Atlantic seaboard.
On Friday in both of these sections warmer.
partly cloudy weather will prevail, with
fresh, variable winds, preceded by rain or
and on Saturday slightly colder, fair weather.
New York Herald Weather Forecasts.-The
southern depression from the Gulf States now
central on the southwest slope of the Alle-
ghanies will move northeast. Though weak
Il may increase decidedly In force when near
the Atlantic coast. The cyclone moving from
the extreme Northwest is now passing north
of Lake Huron toward the It. Lawrence
valley, and will cause a rise Of temperature
in this section TO day and high winds of the
New ENGLAND coasts tI-morrOW.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
REAL ESTATE.

EOR RENT.-A FARM OF l5f ACRES.
II Address c. this office.
TOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE-A
II farm of 0acres 4 mi es from Wilmington,
near Talleyville, Brandywine Hundred.
j, HERBERT BROWN, Talleyville, Del.
Evening journal., 1894-01-11
PERSONAL.

I ADIEs'CO ATs ALTERED AND REPAIR
- ed TO look as good as new, at Kings, 6l5
Orange street
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CIV. sWAYNEl
balance Of his Sentence Rsmittsd aud
He WIN ne Retired on December ~.


balance Of his Sentence RENTED and
He WIN ne Retired On December ~.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ally direction Of
the presidonA Secretary Lamont has
made an order remitting the un.
expired. portion Of tho sentence OF
Bril-, -0eh. Swayns, judge ad,
yocate general Of the army, and
directing him 70 take station in Wash.
iHgton city TO await the further orders
A the department
Il is understood that Gen, Swayne
will be paced on tho retired list on
the ed Of the present month, when he
reaches the age OF a. years, and that
in the meantime he will be granted
leave OF absence.
Gen. David q. Swayne was appointed
Judge advocate general by President
Garfield in 1881. In 1884 he was court.
nArtialed upon charges growing out OF
transactions with firm of stock
brokers, and suspended for ten years.
During this time he has resided quietly
In this eity.
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Harper's Weekly
In 1895


Harrrr'' Nrr'dy iSa pictorial history
Of tie mas ltpre'ents every import
ant eyeni promptly aee"ra'sN, anu eN'
han-tyriN ~ llln'tratlon ana descriptive
text Il The h'ghe'torder
The n'tner IA when dnr'ng lS'4' u
has y 'aiei th' hlrSg' kal'way our NeS
'hd the h'f'-'ap'ne'e war anu the
am'nn' 81 h1ht twas aole 'o'hrough on
Korea the in't''it attention was u'recte'
~ That llttle known 'ohnuN are
examples o. 't' almost opl'h'le's feSout- :
rt' Julian Ralph, the distinguished
writer andcnrrr' sondrnt' mas been sent
To thes at OF var, and the'e Jolnea oy u
y. Weldon The wen known American
artist no" for many years re''ueht ~
Japan, VINO ha' b zen e"g'srd 10 cooper
ate WIN VIZ h'4Ph ~ s''u'ls 10 ~ ps'
Weekly Exclusive iniormat N anh mus
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Commissioners Sale,


Robt. Howe &c.
uguinsl
l.. X. VInsGn, &c
By virtue ola iudgmr,i aud ~
der OF sale of thu Lswrr,ir- Circuit
court, rendered at Augr-, term
thereof 1894, i tnr SD We styled
cause, The undersigned vii 90
Monday Dreemh.r II, lS9l NJ liz
court house door M Ltitst, bts-
renee ca Ky., taeag oua,
court day )prucr Il 3" ,o.r tn-,l-
to thu highest hid lt- III i,Il1wing
described property .tlu,l-i ii.
Lawrence Co Ky (pr -slIi zen
amount thereof, to prn iu'r IN.
sum OF 1896 46 with tnrta-t from
May LIST, 1892. apl SO 81 rn.t.;
$57 80 with lnrr"st irnm - ~.
1892, and SO 80 ,n-f- ;.Sll3.92 Sijh
interest from -. i-mb-r q. 1892,
and $40 50 costs $l2G.75 wal ~
terest from S-pt IL. 1892 ,ul
$1050 costs $4,000 - th IN r.-r
fran Nov. II, 1870 an asa ro,,-
herein.
A tract of land continuing ,hnil
three hundred Ncrrs ga 'ie wr-rS
of Jonathan creek aud r. f.rs
particularly described ~ i,'ei
from +. M. Vinsnu Ia l.. V,H.o
recorded in deed hauk z rsg- 56l
of Lawrence County Cirt2 rlil -.
and in the deed ii !. Vms., a,ri
wife TO +, NJ. Vnnl re-, -! Ia
deed book X, papr 336 LaNraat
County CLERKS oilir- Exc p ~
the minerals under ,hi- Ianl. 80 : y
school house ste ~ Inc { r.s t The
creek, or n sufficient part rhrrrnf 10
produce plninuif- duls, interests
and costs. includtnu coal ~ sale.
TERMS; Snl- viii b. nnie mp
on n credit Of y aud 10 nuihs,
the purchas txrGuiiog hwl wuh
good personal -rrurly ~ b~ ni'-
proved by thr commissioner. pay
able to plaintiff; aud ~ furih.r'e'
curity a lien IA retained % ilr
property 90 Odd, until paid.
H. o. SULLIVAN, Special Com
OF l.. @. O.
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FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS.


WARRINGTON. Dec As ATE The last
session OF the Fifty-third cong vas opened
~ noon Monday. The proceeding rc!c c0oned
with prsyer from he chaplain l.r. M.burn.
A committee TO notify the pr '1cnt Of the as
sembling Of the senate ~ enr0.ntod. and
then rec - was "a en- rntil l. (" m. and
then a furlh recess VS. tfc III 1880
o'clock. At the ciort 0, thu SC ecess q
report was MADE f.Ie7ris 'fi tls com
mittee TO wit Q 30 president a. gn'-vdi-
ately the;erfteg 'r I'ru,o one 81 rosi-
dents secret lsr differed the ros4cnt's
annual nessAgc uHigi 1As ihoreu read by
Mr.. Cox. sccntsrs u tire senate lso ra, ing
Of the messsEe oeerpled two hours and i've
minutes. ind vas tnishod ut sd. After the
Offering Of verious resolutions the senate at
p m adjourned unit IN sioy.
HoUsE--A round q applause greeted Speak
Or Crisp as he took the hair ard rith most
fSformal rap Of the aarcl. called tie house N
order at exactly noon. There was a quiet
while the shapl,ia delivered bis opening
prayer A. IN the roll cell wss completed,
md Speaker Crisp reported that aio members,
nore thsn aauoruin, we're present At l'gl the
DFssidentt nessare vss received and the
reading began. tlsnce marked The conclusion
nnd amer the death OF Representative " right
pal had beeh reported, the house adjourned
- mark 81 respect to his memory.
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FALL,hURG.

na.t,, 1t lAr hnue IN Hor,rlord,
- NV rs. Mrs G. ". Norrir,
She leaves husband and four
rhIldrsn ~ d host of friends to
nmHrn her loss.
ltthl s'yli'g WIS celebrated At
IBIS pie Ivy Prnt. Chapman's
sch 1dl, oud WAS made very Inter
.e,irt,y. he chii,ir udecor.,led the
hose wa the products Of the
-p~sr,, aa Rev Higgins and the
Pot @'cre.'ed d. audience with
re rcry interesting iacIs con-
com 4 liz ay.
\ et4id reception was given to
/, ,r,ns folss BY Mas MolIir
II at,in on last Saturday night
y ray of birthday party.
ia d e Sup,. Z. 5. BiIlaps
rlar Ne school at this place a
p8, call on last Friday.
Mr. Dlckie was here lar week on
ha>f,.--
ON e number 81 tie young
rgs Of this plsce attended th'
i, Bats Fork Friday night
Tom Collinswori:l made a flyinl
TN ~ RS no al CGssv'lle, W
Va, recently.
MISS & Sc Shurlriige returned
yn last week from Round bot
M, wb.ic ~ has ne n teaching
hoo
Eli. Stewart " Il move from thi
,r tugi ptOw. FEC.
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Han per's Bazaar
In 1898

Etg,u snd rNciu.ivr sc GU t"r onI
$3.50 au.i In d""r l"ilr; e nhS~n 'f"fn
y" .Ruphr hA ean''"E "h hH
efr a uso-,a .rat"7r lhrsr - 'ra
~ Ner ir,nn.., r'' - ~ 80 { no."
q oaatta. q I"s.'t-"
Jas u r- &c t"1's' wrt'I&
~: -r a. 49, = -
FL, ,ne ,n.' e. lnPte ~ ti.n ..
New w ',"n. p.''rr''ec' i"1'Snd
-'s ~ p''t
- 80
r".
IT. r.' -"tri "
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LONDON, Dec. A young man
named Reginald saunderson, sou Of a
we'll to do landowner. was arrested in
Dublin Tuesday morning charged
with being the murderer OF the fallen
woman, whose body was found IN a
street in Kensington, at midnight,
November 25, with stab wound in he
neck. Young Saunderson's actions led
TO the belief that he has become lie
mented through brooding over the
murder at South End, June last. Of
Miss Florence Dennis, for which crime
James Canham Reid was hanged Tues
day
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In ts,t alive u snr I frei hruis.
es, sore'. ulsr, al 'hrrm. fver so ),
tetier, ch ppc IN j.. eli lhl n cor". aud
s. n sruption., n i sii''ly curr' piles.
or no ply reqeiiei Il i gusr mt ed ID
give perfect .ui ,Hrn o. ou". r-lunde !,
Price az cents pr ~ 10 81 by A. NJ,
Hushe's I.ouisa Nv
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DR.. Prices iIednt .seNlng Powder
Worlds Fair ri"hect Award.

A Maryland girl swallowed a
hunk Of chewing gum IL lodged
in her vermiiorm appendix, and
the attempt 10 r.nr"N, itklllrh her,
What the giri- n,i0 rnH fur Is gum
OF the nnn.lutu tpp~udix
sort. audi III, f,i ynl iiuzhes'
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ALL FREE,

Those y have sci Dc. kings New
d. overy know is value and those who
have not have row the apporvnl'y h uy It
Free Call on the advertised Druggist and
get Till Bottle FREE. Send your name
and address TO II. +, Bucklen 4 Cc.
c ego and get ample boz Of d. Kings
NewLl', Pills Free, As well ssA copy n
Guide 10 Heath and Household instructor
Fee. An Of which Is euaTrlsed 20 do you
good and 'or you nothing "a. n. Ilughs'l
,|,|o',l lor T. WIZ to- ~. .,a'.'..' \.
|Dns N|.lrl lfrra ia boiler ~ a
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Harper's MaSazihe
III ts9S


4 he Slim lrtous. htw novel by Ihoin-
: llaiav, will he begun IN the pecem-
or Nhihh"r. 1924 aud c"nVn''eu !" :. NOV ''
isaA. Whoever ma be ones laV"f''e
srong English rovel's's.lt VIII De con
ca''.'l.os allrritl,'s TINT rh"mals liaruN
tand, frrmost Ss n master "r''s, :" NC,
'iop, sud The slmpleions MAY o. eNpee'eu
/ ar"osrsnlhusld at not iHie'" !" ne
ertr ''t'at Nhth has market ir'loS-
he meet s'r''ssfn' 'i"r' OF uhe year
An''lhcr leNling ica'''re WI De 'he rer-
s'.el krc''llections OF jon" OF arc oy
the >ieu Louis de . onte' her rage anu
Seer'IarS pndsr when su'Se t'e '"os'
q p"lar M lN"g A"e'''a" " =,
"A an l4rp llt. story OIL Tile Inhlu
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MONEY TO LOAN

In amounts To su't for any
desired length 81 time at
six per cent. on Real E.
tate, Land Bonds, Negotia-
Bile Notes, or other collater
ais, real or personal, in city
or county.
Nor BUILDING ANp Loan ASSOCIATION
A reliable man wanted IN
each town TO manage
branch office. Address
with stamp, j Is. Koogler,
Sec'y,6 Trea- Staunlon, Va.
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DaAFNLas CANNOT BE URED
ihtip aall one way 10 cure 'lednes
80 that i, hy constitutional remedies
WEI Ills iubp gets inflamed you can
iayea ruihlng sound or imperfect
t,aring and hen /. entirely close deaf
r.sl. Hlttr-t.ltutG ill,t, lhr ihflam
nation can be taken ont aud this ul1'
restored tnl. normal condition heart g
Il. he alsttoyrd forever nine out Tt
are cau,eG by caarrh winch IS nothing
~. a. iH6smtd condition Of the mncoUs
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some Wish hair pins just re.
ceiyed Conley's Jewelry store
are ueing used a 'leIder," and
are offered At bargain prices.
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oHIlrs CRUISER.
Japan Gets the Rsmeralda by = Yer!
smart Deal.

Japan Gets the Rsmeralda by = Very
smart Deal.
NEw YoRK, Dec, S--Japan has aug
mented her navy by the purchase OF
the Gillian cruiser Esmeralda. The
deal was contaminated here within the
last few days and was managed with
great adroitness, Chill frat selling the
ship TO Ecuador and the latter country
transferring her to Japan. To further
disguise the facts report was given
out that China had bought the ship
This was to avert suspicion until the
cruiser was well out OF danger OF be-
ing spprehsnded on the high seas
She Il now on her way TO Japan by
way Of Tahiti The purchase price
was ever $1,000, 900 in gold cash. The
sale by Chilli violates no neutrality
law, as Chilli has no treaty with China
or Japan, and moreover her sale was
TO Ecuador, who is also without a
treaty with either belligerent
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5e Is Or li,L 7oe IL
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/. STEW tRT II T. muGu'ruN.
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Harper's Periodicals.

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-08-04
Teaches Institute.

Notice 10 hereby given to teachers
of this county that the Co. Teachers
Institutes will be hold in Macon begin.
uiug Aug. 9Th and continue n week.
The white Institute will be held a
the white school building, and be con.
Quoted by Prot. j. W. Fox, Of West
Point Miss, aud the colorcd by Prof.
r II. Saunders, of the University OF
Miss, At tho colored school building.
All Of the summer schoOla will be
suspended for the week beginning
Aug. 9Th aud it 10 the earnest request
Of both the conductors and the Co.
Supt. that every teacher In the Go be
present during the entire session.
S. NJ. THoMAs, Co. Supt. Ed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-08-04
Attention Democrats!

Tho members Of tho Macon Demo.
cratic Club are hereby called to as.
scmblo al the Court House on Wed.
nc.day night at 8 80 o'clock, August
9Th, 1894. It is important that every
democrat should be present, a. busi-
ness of importance will be transacted.
A democratic nominee has been chosen
for the 4th Congressional District, and
it 10 tho duty Of every member of the
party 10 soc 10 it that he is elected.
Lot us have q good meeting 10 open
the canvass, so far as Il club 10 con.
corncd. Let us At the start show that
Macon club, a. always in the past,
will give a good majority for the nom.
ince, and bear her part IN tho combat.
The Baud is expected to::bc on hand at
8 'clock. Como out every one!
JOHN X. DINsMoRE,
Chairman.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-08-04

Tho Special premium list for the
Noxubce County Fair will be a large
one, IL 1t continues TO grow. a. II has
done this week. Up 10 yesterday
evening Mr.. Sam Irion alone has sue
ceeded in securing t~weAts.onc excel
lent premiums. ranging in value from
one to ton dollars. We have no doubt
the lively spirit manifested SO carly ~
the season will 10 kept M, and the
Exhibition prove more attractive than
any former one and thst 10 saying q
great deal, for Noxubee County Faifs
have wfways becn Of such character
a. 10 give them a reputation al ovci
the state.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-08-04
o SALE OR RENT.

RESIDENCE,
LANDS,
HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
belonging TO the Estate OF James Brysb'',
Sr., situated one mile East Of Macon, Miss,
For SALE
ONE HORSE AND CARRIAGE, horse
suitable for ladies driving, stands without
hitching;
ONE COW AND CALF,
ONE NULL OCTAVE,
IVORY KEYED PIANO.
For terms and particulars apply to
A, r. DEM or JAS. BRYSON Jt.
Aup.t.lm, Macon. Miss,
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chm. r,tst. Ex. Com.

Tho Columhas oil Mills on Friday
sYccccdrd IN mnS'Ny oNe OF Inc
largcst shipments of fertilizer ever &C.
10 this Mill. anil ludecd oiu Of
the largest shipMchts that liNs ever
left M~is-i~sipp,. Twenty 1--WE car ldAds
At fe%t'ilixcf, milking nra soii,i train
lcs thin piacs' eli route to trvefroM
Enx. The MIN has been al WORK lsy
and nigh, on this shipment. Which
went oyer The u. r --Dispairl.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-08-04

N.Y. boy was takon with n disease re.
&C mbIing bloody hux. The first thing
| thought OF was Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhTa Remedy. Two
dosss Of it scttledsthe matter aud cur
ed INN sound and we'll. heartily re.
commend this remedy to MI persona
suffering from a like complaint.
will answer any Notwithstanding II
when stamp 10 incloscd. refer to my
county official as 10 my reliability.
WIN RoACH, ]. T., Primory, Campbell
Go. Tenn. For sale by drtggists.
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BLACK NUTWO0D.

Sire RED NUTWOOD 2.27 81 by NUTWOOD 21S 81
First dam by Rush's Flying Indian, Second by Expedition,
Third by Cobbs Messenger. No better blood in the state.
Black Nutwood will make the season Of 1894 at the colbert
place, ? miles north of Macon.H Terms $40 cash without insu
rance, or SIS, note due Nov. | 1894, insured. Every precau,
ton will be taken to avoid accidents but no responsibility as
Sumcl therefor.
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CuERurYrS A.tI.E.

CuERIFYrs s8EE.
The stHTst OF MississiSt,
Noxubec County.
Richardson BRO. 4 Co..
No. ,SbJ9 Va. Execution.
.,furt h Williams.
Hyyffyke Of the above stated writ. d.
f9cted t0ft ftotn ,ttc OfnceM W. p. Minor,
circuit clcrk Of SALT comfy kill Oh Mon
day. the 9Th day oil August, 1894, al the
court house OF said county, within legal
hours. sell hy auction TO the highest bidder
fbrcsSh, the following property. which has
httu Sevfed 6N ny me " the property, 6Y
Astd s~ftftAdSnis. and Win 6s sold 70 satisfy
! said wrt .wiH MI COATS. to.wit: 30 acres on
the sQatR end of northwest quarter and
vest fhre& QUARTER SOUTH half itss 0 acres
IN ndftAwest corner section %. township,
10, range u. cohtaihiSy 20 acres. more OF
less. 4. I. DORkOH.-.
June To- fS0F. Sheriff.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-08-04

Mr.. Jno. F1oore son Of Ben Floorc,
and who attended school In Macon
during HE early teens, was In Macon
yeaterday with Mr.. Il. G. Edwards.
Mr., Floorc is now 0 prosperous bank
or of Cleveland, Texas.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-08-04

Messrs. Boyle and Drake went down
to Forest, tho homo Of Chancellor Ora
ham, last Monday, TO argue a ca'c'
Il wss IN relation 10 the salo OF come
land lying between Dccrbrook and
CliftOnville. II was decided IN favor
Of Mr.. Boyle, and tho injunction was
dissolved.