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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11

b II Parker, VT White, Baillh-
J II Chambers
Mashulaville managerial h Rus
sell, J A Nicholson, Il 5 Smith. Clerks
CT Peters, Chang Russell. Bailif
w T Coleman.
Brooksvjne Managers-T W Tate,
Ed Short, J y Memories. Clerks
W D Dulherow. T wilkins Jr.
Bailih j W Winfield.
Fairvicw -Jno Smith, tn Harper,
II wilkins ST.. Clcrks-J & Glover,
3 F Harper Bajih-J K Carpenter
LNnn Creek Cade, } Il Nor.
gan, j j White. Clcrks-R j Cade,
John Alsood Biiif- j N Mason.
Center Point B Binion, d W
Deut. X I Mcleod. Clcrks-J "
Paulclie, llcury Harlan, Bailif-J Il
Bankhcal,
parlritc j l. Dantzlcr, TT Scot,
" Sellers. Clerks-Wm Wilder. W
Goodwin. BailiG-L Marshall,
Cooksville DR. ! l.. Strait, r b
Swift, Isaac Daniel. Clerks-E f
Nellie, W II Poas. BailiT Calvin
Barnes.
lIsshuqua Tatum, J l. Reed,
Joe Butler. Clcrks-Juo Forbes. Wal
ter Reed, Bsilni-Wm l~muasin.
SummerviIle IL W Evans, j T
Coolridge. ] A Vaughn. Clerks-J
W Combs, u Prince. Bailif--W II
Evans.
Motion made and carried to submit
the claims OF the various candidates
for the I. 5. Senate 10 tho voters of
the county in the primary election.
IL no candidate shall receive 4 ma.
jority Of tho votes cast in the first pri.
mary, then the two receiving the
highest number o. votes shall have
their names placed upon the ticket
for the second primary to be there
decided.
Motion made aud carried that in
case there shall be failure to nomi.
nate three candidates for the legisla-
'ure in the first primary then there
shall he carried into the second pri.
mary two candidates, for each vacancy
such candidates to be selected in the
order Of their pluralitics,
Motion made and Carried to allow
the names OF any person wishing TO
he delegates to the state convention 10
be placed upon the tickets by the
secretary of this committee at their
request without charge.
On molten the following resolutions
was adopted.
/ Resolved, that the following head.
ing be used for each club list:
We the undersigned members OF the
democratic club OF
voting precinct hereby agree in good
faith to support the nominees of the
Democratic party Of the county of
Noxnbcc and state of Miss, tor the
year 1895.
Tat the members of the cxccu.
tive committee from the various pre-.
cinc's be requested TO see that suitable
club books are provided for their re-
spcclive clubs.
After The minutes were read and
approved. the committee, on motion.
adjourned subject to tho call of the
President,
Z. u. AMEs. II. IlAUENsTEIN,
G-~ ITcs.N-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11

A hors 8 o held to the foot aOso'
lutely without the use Of nails mas
benp% invented by llalrt Slnirl'r' oil
Philadelphia The shor l. mal" %
Two parts, hinged ard'r the troy. Be-
hind and under the toe j. II sri screw
which hold. thu iva halves together,
clampins Them firmly around the h"of
and yet allowing room Suii'r''m Tor
The spread OF the h,ot. IL dcslrcd
these shoss ,an be taken oil every
night and replaced The next day.
This i. Just the thing tor n horse that
wants 10 so to bed without shoes Oh.
Pie.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

EDITOR BEACON Prot. J.. w. Dcu
pree continues to be solicited, from
every quarter, 10 become q candidate
for tho Office OF Chancery Clerk.
Judging from the number OF iuHu
cntial mcu who have urged him 10
make the race, he can safely count on
a large VOC.
Prof. Deupree ia a man Of integrity
fine business capacity aud schoiarly'a AT
'ainmrnts. aud Is thoroughly coinpc
tent TO Ill the Office.
Professor. we want you 10 make iho
race. and hope 10 sec your announce.
IAclA 10 tho next issue Of tho BEACON
Why should "li:tIo lack Iiorner'
have oil Of Noxubco's best plums?
Whenever he puts In his thumb.
lhs pulls out . plum
AsA says shst . good hoy am L"
FAIR PLAY.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
WHAT A MlSSIsSIPPIAN SAW IN
TEXAS.
Some Wondrous Tales.

Staples, May 6, 1895.
EDITOR BEACON: Whether this
will be ono Of Il series of communica-
tons win depend entirely upon your
puiencc. feel a dclicacy in offering
the remains OF a crippled and dcform
ell talent in that capacity, but il |
should brui G the shins of Butler or
give Webster a black eye. you will put
a little of your healing salvc In tho
wounds. | haze confidence in You,
Mr. Editor, and YOUR image sian:ls be.
fore mo while your smiling hysiog
nomy is covered with pcrspira,ion
TINT stands in drops along the horizon
while yon are trying to convince I! Q
II ossy back that his subscription j.
due. There arc u few OF the antediluvi.
dis still in In. Lon 9 Star. nd I could
relate some stories about them that
would eclipse M. thing you ever saw
in the Yankee Blade, but at present |
must confine myself mostly 10 facts rs
| find them.
The climate in this portion of Tex
as is similar to tho moon. always on
the change, only a little oft 'ncr. TO
day is warm aud pleasant O. morrow
we may have iciclcs on onr whi.kers
Tho seasons are very IN '%easonable.
AS the old lady from Gcorsia said. it
never docs rain in Texas. but when Il
does rain IL never stops. have seen
II drown cattle IN tho prairios. A
nelghbOr Of ours who carries water To
the field in a two gallon jug, in his
hurry to get to his house left II emp
" in the field; OH his return 10 work a
wcck later, he discovered that tho
rain had filled 1t up. Most Of oLr
people haul drinking water several
miles during the summer. On one
particular occasion Col. Leonard
Hardiman had a barrel 10 catch full
thru ugh the bung hole. Another nler.
camille neighbor caught -four barrels
full sitting out in the back yard.
The products are something like the
climate and seasons. Tho production
Of cotton especially varies from on :
fourth to one and q halt bales per acre,
without subsoiling or any kind OF
compost. Such . thing is not Known
here. Fruit culture 10 q failure here.
except peaches, pluins aud grapes,
which yield III great abundance, but
water melons aud pumpkins are world
boaters. Jsi Mitchell. who 10 from
Winston. says his pumpkin vines grow
90 fast they drag tie yonng pumpkins
10 death. Eager 10 impress his pco.
pie there with hrs yield Of corn, he
said he found onn stalk with twelve
ears OF seed corn on Il, aud stuck a
stick IN the ground beside it and went
after his wife TO show II 10 her.
When they returned tho stick had q
nubbin on Il also. The ,icld 10 very
! large, from thirty to sixty bushes per
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11

Persons who sympathizc with the
afflicted will rejoice with d. E. Carr
of 1888 Harrison Street, Kansas City.
lie il m old sufferer from inflamma-
rheumatism, but has not heretofore
Seen troubled in tins climate. Last
winter he went up into Wisconsin,
and in consequence had another At
tack. at came upon me again very
acute and severe" he said. Ny joints
swelled and became iufamed +; sore TO
touch or almost TO look at. Upon the
argcn, request OF my mothcr.in law,
| tried Chamberlaiu's Pain Balm TO
reduce the swelling and case the pain.
and to my agreeable surprise it did
both havo used three fifty ceul
bottles and believe ii to be the finest
Thing for rheumatism. pains and
swelling extant, For sale by drug
gists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11

Strictly speaking the ballot is moi
the property of The individual. but il
rather a sacred trust rcposed By the
national government in its subjects 10
he used in promoting aud elevating
society. Therefore. ordinary friend
ship should not govern a man in cast
ing his ballot. Rather let him be
guided in selecting a candidate b. the
same impartialiiy aud uuselti. huc,s
that he expects from the adminislra
tion Of . public officer. We believe
Tins rule has been generally adhered
10 in this state, as au exceptionally
impartial sct of officials have held the
Feins ct the government.
Prejudice and malice should also
tie unknown in politics. The ono OBJ
jcct to be kept in mind is The better
mcnt OF the whole people, and he Is
tie best citizen who relieves the bur-
dens Of tho greatest number of bic
.gllowmen.
''Thc ballot is a powerful weapon
for good or evil, a, the people choose
to make it."-North Mississippi Her
aid.
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NAERIFE,S SALE.

CHEKIFE'S SALE.
The state OF Mississippi,
Noxubee County.
No. VS.. Execution.
Harrington a. Bro. ct al.
BY virtue of the above stated writ direct.
ed to me from The office of W. F.. Minor,
Circuit Clerk of said county, | will. gu
Monday, the Srd day Of June, 1895,
at the Court House Of said county, within
legal hours, sell by auction to the highest
idder for cash, the following real pr0rcr.
ty, which has been levied on by me ~ the
property OF one Of said dcfcndauts anc will
be sold to satisfy said writ and al, costs, to.
wit:
The north half of northeast quarter of see
ton 81. and lots |, >, 3 and 4 section 26, all
IN township IL, range 10. containing 200 a.
cres more or less and situated IN the above
county and state.
4. T. DORIoH.
mayll-N Sheriff,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11

Last "Wednesday PETE Frrscy was
iusnguta,ed Garerues OF Tennessee,
The most sigAifTeant prrt OF his at
dress was snaS 'the Kvsns, Gibbons
and mon cf that ilk had said that the
laws were Democratic laws and hecd
not, be Observed bun they have their
safety Of that, and no ao'Ftf th'nN
aifcrcA,ly NOW. The aoIl,'ax receipts
in Tcmrssee will be much larger 10
the future.
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Mrs. Henri, J. Woods.

Meridian, Miss, May 5,-Ars licnr,
!. Woods, the wife of the prominent
Siurais, a prominent merchant. died
at her hoine IN This city early this
morning. Ifcr demise has cast a
gloom over this entire community.
The funeral services were held At the
First Baptist Church and burial took
place at Rose Hill cemetery this after
noon,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11

The inmniiy dodge Tor mnr'ercrs
having been exploded. thu newest rel
ugc OF such persons is The plea o hyp-
notism. In The olicn lime men used
TO say that Satan had urged them on,
but this was not generally accepted as
IL valid defense. 1t is to be hoped that
The hypnolism fad will be met at its
inception by the cold scrutiny OF con-
mon srnse.-Philahelphla Ledger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11

At q meeting Of the trustees of the
koscin.kO Public School Miss Lula
Stokes was elected first assistant at a
salary OF $50 per month, Miss Slokus
ha. many friends IN this city who will
he glad TO learn Of her continued pros.
perity and congratulate her on her
promotion.--COlumbu Index Dem,
And so does the Beacon and also her
many friends in Noxuber,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11

Last TUESDAY Eichsrd %tfiass, living
near jacksonville in Kcmpcr county,
was killed. by lightning. Fhe same
storns demolished ont houses ii'aser
as;tl fencing,
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State OF Mississippi,
The Guardianship
No. Inst of In the Chanccry
Mary X. Burritt, Court of NoXubee
non comp0s County.
TO w. n. Burritt, Huntsville, Ala, or
Waco. Texas.
We command you to he and appear be-
fore tho Chancellor of our said Chancery
Court at II term thereof to be holden II the
Court House. in the town of Macon, in
said county on the
4th Monday Of October, A, D.. 1895,
then and there 10 file a rc-stated annual ac-
count, sworn to and supported by proper
vouchers. and to show cause why you
should notb be removed as Guardian of said
non c0mpOs.
Witness my hand and seal. this May 3rd,
1925. JOHN A. TYSON.
mayll-4t Chancery Clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11

To retain M abundant heal OF
hair Of n natural color, to a 20on ola
age, the bysicn, ut The scalp mn-t be
observed, apply lIall's Hair Renew
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11
Saturday May IL. 1895.

Jun. Il. Davis, a promincHt an"
grestly esteemed citizen ot Moscow
Eemper county. died oH;he 1th lust.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NoT'ch 70 CREDITORS.
A. 7. Dent, Assignee, lnthc Chan
1I74 VS.. Gerry Court
Vim Porter Harris, .Assignor Of NoNubee
ct al Co.. Miss.
By virtue OF an order entered in said
cause at the April lsM term OF said Court,
all creditors of sain VIM. Porter Harris, as.
signor, will take notice that on
Tuesday, October 29th. 1895,
being The and day Of the October 1898 term
Of the Chanrery Court Of said county, said
cause will be called and that on said d. Y
the claims against said Wm. Porter Harris.
will be taken up t,r examination and alju-
dlcation and that all claims must be flied
with the undersigned Clerk on or before
said e9th day Of October, 1898, and that all
creditors may attend.
Witness my hand and official seal. this
May 1ll, 1895. JOHN A. TYSON.
mayll-it Chaneeyy Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11

Scranton, Miss. May S.-The Grand
Lodge of 10 0 F. met yesterday with
full attendance The following officers
were elected e l. Lincoln Grand Mas.
ter. Simon Fried dep'y Grand Master,
l. Chilts Grand Warden, Walter S ,
Dolly Grand Sec'y.J l. Power Grand
Treasurer, DIR A d Hutchinson Grand
Representative.
Aberdeen was selected ms its next
place Of meeting,
-
While blowing 10 a field near Kick.
DRY FEED and Claude Hannei aud their
horse were instantly killed by light.
hing Meridian News
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What is


Castoria is Dr.. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infant.
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine =
other Narcotic substance. 1t is q harmless substit,..
for Paregoric, Drops. Soothing syrups, and Castor On
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee ~ thirty years. ue H.
Millions Of Mothers. Castorlo destroys Worms and a,h,.
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Cp,a
cures Diarrhoa and Wind Collie. Castoria rcuevo'
tecthing troublcs. cures constipation and natulencv
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
TORN il the Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11
KILL-GERM
CURES ITCH
IN 80 MINUTES.

Cures Mango on Dogs.
Cures Scratches quicker than
any other known remedy.
Cures all skin diseases.
For sale by
Macon Druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11

General Assembly Cumberland Pres
byteriau Church.
Meridian Hiss. May 16-2S 1895.
Tine Mobile a. Ohio Railroad will
sell round trip tickets to the above
Assembly on May 18th, 18th and 18th
at one fare. These tickets can be pur-
chased from ticket agents only and
will be good to return to June 3rd,
1895.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11

fs~Ir.s,rIoN No,rICn
The State of Mississippi,
Anna Z. Beardcn,
NO, 1910 VS. In the Chancery Court
, of NoNubcc County.
eta
To John Patterson, 4 nonresident Gcfen.
dant;-
We command you to be aud appear he.
fore the Chancellor Of said Cbancrry Court
40 Il term thereof to he ho,len ut tlle. Court
House. in the town o! Macon. in said coun.
ty, on the ith Monday of October, A. b.,
1873, then and there to plead, answer or
demnr to the original bill in said Cause,
wherein you are defendant,
Witness my signature and the seal Of said
Court affixed, this 3rd day Of May, A. D.,
1895. JOI,y A. Tysov y
mayIl-1t Chancerv Clerk,
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A
General Assembly Presbyterian
Church,
Dallas. Tex, May l7-16.
The Mobile Il ohio will sell round
trip tickets to the above Assembly on
May 18th. 18th and 18th. at one fare
good to return June Sr,i 1895. Tick
cts will be sold from all coupon offices.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-11

Mr.. Edwin Memories attended the
Bankers Association 10 session at Jack
% AID read a paper on" Obstacles to
Progress"
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Castoria.

"Castona IL al excellent medicine for chill
drcn. Mother; have repeatedly told me Of It's
good effect upon their children"
Da. G. G. OsaooD,
Lowell, Mam.
"CastorIa Is the best remedy for children OF
which I nm acquainted. hope the day 10 not
far distant when mothers will considor the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria In
s.rad Of the variousquack nostrums which nre
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DR. J. +. K~INCHELoR,
Conway, Ark.
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The following were continued:

''o r
J, B Stewart aud e. A. Boggs dam
ages tor change in road.
The following were rejected. l., u,
Thomas lumber, officers and Witness
es in state Us Earnest johnson.
Tuesday, Nav Z. q
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all present.
Petition of A. Tborncll for change
of election prccinct was considered
and rejected.
II WAS ordered that the clerk notify
all parties presenting claims against
the comfy that nll such clains must
be iiemizcd and sworn to before they
can be considered by the Board.
The convict agent was ordered to
employ n sufficient number of hands TO
keep his forco up to eight, Nay
Woodin.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
GENERAL Co, FUND.
To bal as per April report. ....... "A 5SS IL
Registered arrants ....,....... Gal IS
10 1919 81
By Warrants .......... ........ 1913 %
Balance 10 TS4 81
SCHOOL FUND.
Bal as per April report . ....... 1927 o.
Registered Warrants. .....,,...,.. 20 10
8357 Oh
CIR.
BY amt paid teachers and Snper-
nitendcnt Ed g. ............. 1853 81
77lI l6
INSTITUTE FUND.
Bal April report, 1913 %
BUILDING FUND.
Bal April report ............... l6 20
OVERAIDs.
Bal April report ..,........... -. 1919 "a
IL 7si u
ALLOWANCES.
Aklaus nails ....... ,.,..,....., 30
NJ H0lberg Il Co lumber .......... - 90
T.W Shepherd making auger for
convict agent. is
Ilauenstein X Bros sunds -. ..,,.. IA 70
W n Taylor salary and feeding col-
victs. ............... E. .......... l1s 80
J.E, Adams CONS 40 10
Tho Board sheriff and clerk were
nHnwnd THAR nor dirm - Z
The following were continued:
W F Ferris sunds for Supt Ed and
Chan elk.
IF IIolbcrg sunds.
III Dorroh washing for prisoners Sc.
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Grand lodge knights of P,thias,
Aberdeen Miss, May IA II 1894.
The Mobile e. Ohio win sell tickets
for this meeting At one and one third
fare on tho certificate plan, for the
round trip. This rate applies from
ticket stations only.
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Proceedings Board Of Supervisors.

Ho"Au VI oupoi ViSulS
Monday. May g., 1895,
TIL" Board met in regular session,
present all the members OF the Board,
nj clcrk and sheriff.
The following reports were this day
received and ordered filed:
W II Stewart report as Supt. Poor
House.
DIR II A Minor appointment as
health officer approved.
SM Thomas report of pay cerlil
Gates and schools visited.
Tho Beard granted the petition OF
NJ NJ Hunter ct AL, askih. for change
in the Macon aud Summervillc road,
the south boundary of said road being
tho south boundary of the west hall
of south east quarter, sec l2 + Il Y 16,
G and NJ NJ Hunter granting the right
of way.
Mcssrs Blythe and Woodlin made n
favorable report, and J |. Kinard was
was appointed CONS to open a new
road As follows:
Commencing at section line be.
tween secs ID and %, L II II l6, where
said line intersccts Brooksvillc and
Louisville road. neal Lynn Creek
school house and running west Oh
sec line between secs l6 aud II of said
township, three quarters of II milo 10
5 L corner of 5 W quar- Of S W quar-,
sec l6 Of said township. from thence
just north of acc line on lands OF d Is
Cadc and W f T'ripplcIt bc,wcon secs
II and 20, tho distance of one and n
quarter miles TO 5 W cor of sec II aud
from thcncc on sec line between sec IL
and 10 10 county line, said road to be
30 icet wide.
TWAS ordered that road 8, Macon
aud Warsaw road, w NJ Hill Overseer,
run from . mile post TO IS mile post,
aud that road 1, Macon aud Warsaw
road. W II Poag uvcrsecr, RIM from
ID mile post to state line and that the
hands Oh tho old Scott place he trans.
ferrcd from said road 4 10 road three.
Avvow,NCu
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A lady Mt Topirys, La, was very
sick with bilious colo when VI G. Tis.
Yer, a prominent merchant Of the town
gave her a bottle of Chamberlain.
Collie. Cholera and pisFpheea Remedy.
lie says she was well in forty miuu.
IRIS steer taking the dose. For sale by
afuggists.
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National Encampmcnt of United Con-
tedcrate Veterans.
Houston Texas May 20 "a 1895.
The Mobile Il Ohio will sell round
trip tickets to the above cacampment
May 18th and 18th good for ten days
after sale. Tickets sold from coupon
offices.
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l.. l.. COLE,
J. I. Cook. Committee,
{. Il. DoRHoH\

On motion The committee adjnrued
until 2 o'clock, p, M
Z. u, AMEs, Il. ilAuENsrrIS.
Sccv. Pres
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Committee met pursuant TO adjourn.
mcnt. r.. Hauehslcin, Pres, in the
chair. Minutes of morning session
were read and approved.
Motion 10 Reconsider section I, Of
the resolutions adopted n; the morn
ing session and substitute thereof the
following:
Sec. T. RESOLVED that on August LIST,
1898, a primary election be held
throughout tho county tor the election
OF six delegates and six ~alterualcs to
The state convention to be held OH
Aug. 7tli, 1895, in Jackson, Miss, one
Of said dele gates and one Of said alter
mates 10 be elected from each Super.
yisor's beat OF the county, aud one Of
each from the county at large, eatl,
man TO vote for six delegates and six
alterHstes to be selected from the ter
%ritorial districts as above provided.
Motion 10 reconsider prevailed aud
eaid substitute was adopted.
Motion was made to rec ,mmend for
election commissioners j. f Burragc.
Z. L. Ferris and l. +. Eiiand.
On motion the following dates IN
june aud places arc fixed for the dis,
cussion before the people of public
questions by the various candidates
for the legislature.
Cliftonvillc 8, Prairie Poln, 4,
Center Point 5. Cnoksville 6,
Paulette Z. Sunmrryillc II.
Hashuqua II. Mashulavillc 10,
Lynn Creek "a, Fairv.ew Is,
Brooksvillc 10, Shuqualak 20,
Macon a.
On motion the following officers aut
managers OF the election were ap
pointed for the various voting pre
cincts of the county.
Macon Managers W. F. Redwood
W. r. Ferris. Jr., J.F Shelton. Clerk,
&c. NJ. Scales. Z. \. Maury. BailiT-
S. NJ. Bowen
S~huqualak Managers 7. N. Thomp
sou, J. T. Mcclure, j.. Y. Campbell
Clerks--Ii. q. Nicholson, NJ. z. Jones
Bailitf-J. II. Rolton.
Desrbrook Managers w. d, Bell
in Olduer. r. ID. Heron. Clerks
lJas Robertson. W. p. Snow den. Bal
I'D -Clsrencc Heron.
Clifton, lille mausgc-s-E. II. Dan,,
Ter B Cunningham, J N Neve'
C'crks--AT Henley. WIN Dowdl,
Bnilif- E q Jamison.
Prsirir Point Mau,gc~-Thoma
Price, J u Stewart, N Doss. Clerk
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Tho Centaur Company, n Murray Street, Nov York ci,.
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NJ. g. 0. Excursion Rates for MAY.

JOSH WILKINS, of Guada'upc.
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Tho following were continued:
W f Ferris sunds for Supt Ed and
Chan elk.
IF lIolbcrg sunds.
Il L Dorroh washing for prisoners sc.