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Winter Tourists Tickets.

Commencing Nav. Isl. ana rontinl
ing through the winter there will b,
on sale at all coupon ticket stations ol
the Mobile and Ohio road. round tri,
tickets at greatly reduced rates TO Il
large number OF southern cities and &c
points OF interest on the Mexican guilt
coast. on Mobile hay, Florida, Cuba,
the West Indies. Mexico aud Central
American points,
Ii would be to tie great advantage
OF all those who contemplate a trip to
consult ticket agents al the Mobile X
ONO road, or agents oi tha, roads
lines.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
Nl NIEt a..
.Tuc.dav. Nav.

II ncsdar, NV. ). 1895.
y regular m6eiins of TIN l,oard {
Nstor and Aldermen was h,l
foe'eH'. Aldermen Shannon. lIarrt
'on, Dent. Clement. clerk AMI ma
S'tal, Absent, Aid. Crymes.
Minutes Of last Meeting read an,
approved.
School committee granted IN ii
next meeting 20 report in re:ar,.' {,
school tuition.
The street committee and srt,,
rohm's'Iaucr were appointed to o Il
'nto certain s,rec, Surveys.
The marshal directed 10 roper, es.
cares by Prisoners and To repor all
''teh r'a'ters pertaining 10 his office,
tn motion the MAYOR is to appoiut
JET Janes special police.
Clerk was requested to telegraph
road machine company to extend note
d tax assessor is 20 be paid cqus!
amounts ont at each fund.
Special police was SLOWED pay f,r
services during the Fair.
Petition OF citizen on Waluu, street
vas referred to street commissioner
. Feoori at nexi meeting,
hcrnt OF Marsha, OF street comm.
collected was received. Am, ssI
R'pori OF street commissioner ,as
eeeired. Names given 10 marshal
o. ~orSea on street 3; 5apsjl SLY. !
treasurer report reccIgsd and or.
eret spread on minuies.
EffNn D
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
This Breaks the Worlds Record

A Fort Deposit special saws: TIE,
new babies and three mothers is The
rc;ord OF a week in the ncighborhood
ncar Fort Deposit, in Lowndcs county
Mrs. 1iattimer, the estimable wife
OF the leading merchant of Fort DE
post, gave birth 10 three children on
LAST Monday, two boys and one girl
The mother and babies arc doiuy
well. s
Mrs Hunter, whose husband i. y
well to do farmer and reaide. abou,
three miles from the Fort, followed
inc suit of Mira. lia,timer. aud ON
l"osdaT evening gave birth 10 tire,
wsii formed, fully developed babies,
ana all are doing well.
Mrs Champion broke the record
on wednesday about noon and gave
hirth to four children. DR.. Tankcrs.
y, who attended the mother. SAYS ,hey
are all doing well.
Mrs. Sal,ie Granger Of Fort Deposi,
lateiy gave birth to a son. apd win
the letter containing tho information
came the above extract.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

Year rising bread. light rolls, plum
preserves.
Mrs \ Klaus best light rolls aud wine
Mrs A. Farmer, best split biscuit, hes
grape, straw berry and wild plun
jelly and best display of ~jellies, ID
hest pear preserves, apple and peach
lFi'y sal sweet pi kle and best dis.
play at %jrtlie<
Mr. Anna f""tc hest c.rinel cake
Mss Ma. Stti e., ~ be,i.
Mrs Athpfncr hr.t ~sraEu;a,el butler.
~ best Mrs t. Agsn.
Mrs Lille Bsrne, hc>, vinegar. al hes,
home worked butter
Lawrence Sioner hrs, specimen honey
Mrs l. llolbers best peach preserves
and blackberry jam
NJ" Murphe! best can Of peaches,
FL best peach preserves aud black
berry iam,
Mr., y VI steiner best pear preserves.
plum pres rves, o u aud sweet pic.
k'es, cans at apples. plaus, devil cr
rles sud tGmsioc. "a hes; peach aud
cabbage pickle. display of titles can
OF b!acSbergics, and best tti.play OF
canned fruits snd vegetables.
Mrs y II Harrison hesi display of pie
kles and canned peas. - best black
berry jelly.
'ir L II Sntihe hest snur cucumber
pickle. 2i best Vinegar and canned
pesehes.
irs Il X Woaiien j., Sd best o pixie
iFs llr t"siherstnn. best swt prh pkt
Ira Frank Denton best chow chow, 9I
sirs Is Shumskcr.
!-s FIR lIolm,p best display r.isup
Ira II L Harlan best canned hlacki,cr ,
rtes an grapes. 2l bc.. canned an.
pies Aid tomatoes.
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hymenial

Next Sunday auoiber editor /, lo h
ii'a'ie happy. Atthe Baptist church
III tearn Springs, Mr.. ". G. Hight q,
lie Winston journal, sud Ma. us,,
M.'raw, the lovely daughter OF our
old friend, Jas. P. MeGraw, viii 10
united in the holy boads.
On Nov. 6, by Rev. /. d. Stone. =,
''s residence of the br ;. father in
ohnqnAiak, Sir. a. NJ. Tyn.,. of Merid.
''h' aud Miss Leila NJ Hubbard,
10 morrow at Soule chanel Mr.
samuel Z. Gavin will wed Miss N
4. Dare, daughter of Richard Dare.
al $50 O'Clock "Wednesday morn.
ing At the home of the brides pareu,s,
hF. 1. IL. e. Cook. OF A.abans. and
one ct A%brrdeen's lovely daughters.
ai;'s Rohbie Mckinney. were Joined
= holy wed',ck. Rey. Mr.. Armour
-Aiing. Mrs. Nellie Broy!cs pre-.
'-sd al The piano, pls! ing Mendels.
'shni wedding msrch .. the aounls
1'efed The psrlors, attended BY Miss
Annie b. Colsmin, maid of Aonor.spd
'ii. Connor. of Macon, heat man. The
pir''rs wore beautifully decorated in
vines aud the queen Of TAIL Gow.r,
c"rysanihemams. The bride never
looked handsomcr. Sho wore 4 darl. !
green tailor made gown, hat and
10 match. DR.. aud Mrs. Cook
len directly after the ceremony far
A''An'a. Their friends seud with
hem through life's Journey be,,
's,sl'es Tor happiness and prosperit
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

Allgooa bridge Oh Ma on aud T.ou S
File road repaired rr Luilt rcw i
same eau be done foI $50 or less.
AT the afiernooa session held Nov
4. the president was absent by eunseal
snd Walter Price was Fl cted pro ten,
The board, clerk aud sheriff were
allowed per diem.
j. I. ST Krs.
l'resll,ht.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
How to Prevent Croup.

SOME READING THAT WILL PROVE IN.
TERHsTiNG I'd YOUNG MOTH El,s-
How 70 GUARD AGAINST THr ms.
EASE.
Group IL a terror TO young mothers
anu TO post them concerning the causa
hrst symptoms and treatment i IN
object OF this item. Tho origin Of
Group ia a common cold, Chillrcm
who a'e subject 10 Il take cold very
easily and Group is almost cure 10 foi.
iow. The first y mrsom 10 h~oarseues.:
MS 10 soon followed by a peculiar
rough cough, which is easily recog.
nized and will never be iorxotton ~
Que who has hear t.. Tho time ~ 81
!, when the child first becomsa hoarsc.
" Cliamberlain's Cough Remedy Il
freely given all tendency 10 croup viii
shon disappear. Even after tho cronnv
cough has Developed II will preyen,
mo attack. There 10 no danger N
s v,ng this iclncdv. far i, conInins
no hing injurious. For sale by I. s
). Murphey.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

The witr of Mir. Leonard Wills. OF
Ea ,lirimieih, Mass. rad been sulloI-
| {. from neuralgia tor two dals. moi
hong abb 10 sleep or hardly keep
Q III. when Mr.. Holden. r." M rrhaht
there, sent her a bottle of Chamber.
b ,rlain l'aib liair aud asked that she
give it u 'hartngh ,rlH', DG meeting
Mr Wells tie next dry he wa told
that she was all right, ,"r pain a "n
he witt in two hon aad TIA! Tia bot.
lie OF Pain Balm was wo~It So. 90 II il
C nd MOI hr bad tor .ss. r. r sale Il
50 c hts per botiis b! 4. 5 M.rphe,i
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Office at Jackson. Mi...

Land ONCE at Jackson. Miles,. J
No,,.. September IA, 1895.
nam" mice ~ hereby given that tho fo,lov,ns
| t;om J, SETTER has dled notice Of his in,.ns
c cioh 70 make final proof IN support Of nj.
fore ~, anu mat said proof will be mada no.
conntv "e Gnancery Clerk OF Noxubco
is95. Viz. Macon. Miss, on November 8.
II. E. No I ioosa nee. OF ~Shuqualak. Miss,
nor.Ieas' quarter. section "a. townssS S.,' "
ros,h. range IL east, adioiuin~ nrm 20 20
uS..1west quarter, noythssst ~ ~
w %, township 10 sofii,, ranro ia s,.t
nr n names the followisr isitns.sss -
cu It,; ~ continuous .esideucs unon ana
'"Tr om Of said land, viz: wy" -n'
mo ,Sn A M1,ns Ha Bin Robertson, Tom Ham.
Mise. DNaNs, AZ o. ShuQualak,
sept2l.st. ROBERT =. WILSON.
Register.
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$40 81

Virginia aud Mississippi were about
The only states that went Democratic
IN The elections last Tuesday, but this
result was not altogether unexpected,
considering the distracted condition
OF The Democratic party. In year.
however, it will show as much fsht
as ever. AS Audy Moore, of Fair
port says, II fghts like a cat--belter
on It's back than any other way,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
Bring Us Your Cotton.

MY hins are now ready for the sea
son, all III good order 10 make a good
sample. have been handliu. GINS
twenty years and link | understand
The business thoroughly and will give
prompt attention. TO cotton aud seed
and all business lett in nv rioryc
WI! also nh!oal ali wagons by the Old
process free Of charge. Small favors
VIII he thankfully received and LARGO
ones III proportion, solicit the IN.
tronagc of my friends an! farmers.
Respectfully.
a. FREEMAN Il co.
Gehl Manager. +. T. Frt;N,<
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
Cantain SWeeney. q. 8. A

San Diego, Cab, . -: "Shi,oh'.
Catarrh Remedy is iiv first medicine
! have ever found that would do no
aly COOL" Price SOC. For sale by
/. S. MI phcy,
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NoS-REsiDENT NOTICE

ane state Of Mississippi,
No. 1884 W ""en IL the Chancery
To d. y. rons.. bee County.
W. 20 hstantinc, Admission. Ala.
lore ,S sh'manl you to be and apr,ar h.
co,r, ~ 'u.ge OF our said t.h.r "u
Court 'erm thereof to be holden a. ny
ronn,y ar IN the town of Msron'i in ~. ~
October 4 NrA"osc IN the 4th Mon,I,y ="
answer ar go then and there to Mai
cause, wberc;n. % Tue ORIGINAL bill In said
Witness nv you are The Defendant.
1885,. "'s otn day Of Oct. A. n
cij-st, 1Ao. a. TYSON.
liprk
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Land Office al jackson
septembe.

Notice 10 hereby given that u
named settler has fled natieS 81
ton to make final proei IN sVl
J claim and that said preoi WIZ ,
fore the chanccry clerk OF Noxu
ut Macon. Miss, on November
Horace Hudson OF ShuqualaR, !
No. l9,054 for the southwest guy
west quarter and northwest qus
west quarter section IS, toWhshi
range Is east,
He names the following WI
prove his continuous resldonco|
cultivation OF said land, VIZ:
Tom Wilder, Bill Robertson;
mock, Allen uolbreoks, al 81
Miss. RoBKRT Z. w
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Froaeealngs Bosrd Of supervisors.
Monday Nor. 4. lSg,

SHH wv T. 1870
a regular Session wss held, All pres.
ent except Mr.. Blythe, also clerk an,
sheriff.
Ii Prince ct al. waro permitted TO
erect two g,tes across the road ran.
aug bY Princes house, one cas-, Of
hjs house and near Sunmervi.Ie. the
ether west Of his house near Kemper
eo6n'y iiae, said gales 10 hsye suita.
"e hitchlng posts and mounting
blocks OF eihcr .l,Ie : directed bv
law and ne gate. kept In good repAir.
On petition Of j. II, Murray et al,
new Jerry boat was ordered to he
bai!t for Giles terry, il accordance
with p'an' ana specifications Oh file in
%chanccrr clerks ofcr.
Petition OF " u Jones. ct al. for
grading hin u mile east OF Plum
creek, was rejected.
Resignation Of j. II, Ingram as Jus
ice OF the peace was accepted.
Up Stokes ana j \ Woodfn, re
ported bridges W. Tjppcu,'. and Dry
Creek TO he built accOrdin, to plans
ana specifications, and recommended
Warrahis b. issued for same.
CG Thompson was authorized to
have bridge across Tippel's creek on
Macon and Warsaw read repaired.
HE clerk was authorized 10 sdver.
ll'e for sealed bids for two room
mousse Oh poor house grounds, accord.
M 'o plans and specifications on file
u chanceTy clerks oihre.
" Knight was contracted with n
7o' new bench in bridge across.Jones' I
on Permenter road aui to put !
Ii i6Q feet uew flooring, for IS, |
The clerk was ordered 10 .dv. for
Proposals to build bridge gu Mem.
'1i, and Bnggs ferry road across
,Nm creek, sealed bids to be received
| next meeting Of the board. :. sim. !,
Iar order was issued tor a brilgo
cross Bosne Chilto OH lower Mem
His read.
siessF7 thompson and Blythe were .,
Tdered 10 inspect bridge OIL Summer. u
Tile and DckaIb road, across Prince II
"iiy, IND il new bridge is necessary n
lie clerk Was directed to adv, for pro. CT
'sa!' at ucxt meeting of the board o.
j ii Pratt was allowed a credi, y, NJ
~ worth of personal property, or. al
'heously assessed to him. pr
ALLOWANCES VI
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NHERlFF'S SALE.
Inc State of Mississippi,
Noxubee county.
'. Pollock 4 Co.,
vs.. Ere.u,;n.

II. Rosenbaum.
ny virtue Of the above stated writ. III.
oIsrs Of 70 I'm INC from tho Office of W. p. Minor,
WI on Monday, the Alb day Of Novamyy, l
rs%, Al the Court House Of said con "'
within legal hours. sell BY auciior county :"
ana in,. 1,ads e, i3r cash, al the right. tile ins
properly ni.s wb 81 defendant sas to the following
A. inc property of said defendant. v an ~ me
; To- WIN 10 satisfy said writ uad ali costs "t"
,.. lots J. J. !, !. $, o, 10. II. Is, "A and 10 in
10 less IL ,r r"ss ;2;7,s,9 and 10, and lot
r runv al o. section &c, all 10 town,bin o'' %
,ec nGas : and 5, and the W, of lot. 3 ana a !,
inv 'i II5c ' s.r township IL, range 10. contain.
Tue a'ove county and state. "'ua'ed in
oetl2.st z. 7. DoRRoH,
Sheriff
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~ iae Chantsuqua Assembly in New
lork. at Richmond, Va, at Cincinnati;
aud q numerous other places Polk Miller
has deii-.i tel, amused snd instructed bup.
dfeds OF iisitnsrs with his wonderful, i'm.
p~ersohaficns OF negro character. In al. of
these places he was considered the fines,
snfsytaissr In bis line now before the pub.
IL
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
Ere Ynn Ind

Miserable br Indigestion, Constipa
ten, Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite, Yel
+" SKIN; Shi!oh's iisIizer Is a posi-
tive cure. For sac by T 5. Murphcv
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

Good advice: Never leave hon,e on
a Journey without a bottle Of Chm.
nerlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoca
Kennedy. For sale by 7. S. Murphcy I.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
The Best Cough Cure

Is shiloh's ture. y neglected cough
Is dangerous, Stop ii at onec with
siilch's Cure. For safe BY +. S. Mur.
phey.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
A Rahy's life Sarad

/. My baby had Group and was saved
nv Shiloh's Cure" writes Mrs j. T.,
Martin of Huntsville. Ala. For sale
by I. S. Murphcv.
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TURF OATS and
CRIMSON CLOVER.

CaIl esrly for seed before the supply is
exhausted. Remember my now stand I'm.
der Masonic Hall.
cot5-lm' j. NJ, pRUIT.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorias
Fills do MT Crra

tiIsdo not cure Constipation. They
only aygravaie. Halls Clever Rout
boWcIs. ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
Schools Open.

The public schools of the county
will open on MONDAY, Non llih, 1895.
S. NJ. THOMAS.
County Supt, Ed.
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Shlloh's Chr,

VIII Immediately relieve Group,
Whonping Cough and Bronchitis.
For sale by I. S. Murpher.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

q treat and Unusual Offer.
.ror every case OF Throat ana Lung
disease thsi Shiloh'> Cure fairs 10 curo
me cost price will be refunded. For
'ale by rs. Murphcy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

Ma, r,lt Vrrs,ssI NIL .uN'
\ Scales ana .
Mare ,,.,,, \ IS, undo,
y S,aiss. % y
S"NNhIs'
len. ~ hFoo'
'7'' o'$'es
H., ..s,, 800 9cS''S'
r.. w. . W., IL. '!e"'' o'"" l
H. orcr, .,'''
- ~ t.''' years o''', l
. n4l ISL 49,
Warren ~ Srsjes ~
Cow ) YEAR otd sal ovrr, : rhomp
son " NsHoFner : Scales,
w. '1.i uH',Et ., IN Aca'a'l
~" u'Si ! 40" Gh''f yes,s Old,
IL p" aIsH'fHe,, >rhtrs
ia l'.n ny" . l'"T' cla'e> J "a p.
R,u .nI 3, - '~"'I- o'"ie'.
" "s se'' y oca'e''
MISCELLANEOUS
ioAe OF oxen " ii Hodges.
onsSu" over years - NJ Iron,
g., III, |s,''.
\ S.,Io. '''' housss' :
CnrsworD s,,rrp
Buck ! yr and ovar
horner.
pu.L
tbs Thomn.nn i, n, Angus
Buck ,5rb " u
Eve oraD ,Is' a. "A
Buck aud ewes, y a
AN'oRA GOATS
ar OF Ansors goats, " L Augusta
BEEKsHiRgs
boar | wear Old and nyar : Y S.,,,.
w Fesihrrsloo. 0'"
Soar under yes- alb S..l,s
,or ! yesr old AMI over \ Sc-Iss
unjer f,-rNSSC, aig
air pigs boar snd ,oy7 v,1rr Z r,a,tt'
! Thompson 4 Mabornar . \ So
p,r,xn cu,x
f'AAN CHINA
oluef ! year Old \ Scales,
o" year aud over, VI Mahnrner.
1"deF !rI hahoFneF, IN Scales
SWEEPSTAKES.
oar any age or breed y sc.lrs &
u li',er no! ieis than fire pig.
ah! breed \ scslcs.
POULTRY.
; II Irion took lr.t premir,us ~,
eghoras, Plymouth ltoek.. Wan.
Blne Turkeys. PeNiu and Mn.
Wy DUCKS, aud Uc.l display Of poul.
q no32e's hTs' premium for Brah t
Robt Holt frs, u-smiutn ,
" l. Hughes first prem ior E.n
Len Murphey first prem. for nniIIs !
AMI second for guiDeas. :
'iiss Hilda l%lolbsrs lirst premium
ioulon'c geese. .
JACK Holman first premium FIR ,iy )
Us ala second for Leghorus. J
u Thompson second nrcm;Yr to. I
mes and bantam. /
nurphey second tor N,.,., c
S
Y N Jonc. If. second for ,;,so,. H.
: NJ Iron, best display OF poultry. {
GRAIN. HAY AND srFns
!, NJ Irion t-., n,e,p 49, h
| corn in yrsi, .,,,I ~ "h'a'' oats Y
B Redwood ,ecorJ >
CorTnw III ea' 'orn' r
/. Iopc s,,,,o NJ
" !; :. , o. e9''on raised in coun-
c short stanlu ro.,o, r,;s.a - -, 4
ooh'y, " II Scales | aud 2 7
HOG ppont.c-, j
r
,,'eu nam Mrs f Stokes
ici'hhll OIL lard, Mrs J " Carr. l.
u Iriou first on lri.h ra,., J
j. Lima beans, aud second on heels E
potatoes = B Thomson s. "
'nips MFsA Klaus. s
Is j A Hen frat Oh beets and sooo,a l.
u carrots. "
ME Allen first on peanuts. second ;
. walnuis.
first Waller Minor. ],
kory nuts l Ed Price 2 Peter Minor l.
Farmer first premium for numn. l.
us and watermelons. r "
lie Patt, was I'll in watermelons 4 =
Campbell hest %ci,ror ,n.n .;
titt vi UlflD1k u ii
ampbsll besi polo beans and % :, Al
a display of garden vegetable. ,
lrion beat display OF yeee,ahIs.
TX Aisso best ii,nI,v of e,,;n.o' W,
vov,.,.~ p,1
Ns WORK.
Lucy iNve' st prem for oil paint. l
: ani ersyon drawing.
Carr ist prem. for sofa eush.
- ga prem Tor painting in oil end -.
tn'r Wo'k III.
" AiAor lst prem. In water
LII Shelton I'd in crayou draw, o..
iha PARSONS LIST in pencil drav,r., y"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

Consumption Can Be Cured
by the use Of Shiloh's Cure, This.
great Cough Cure is tho ouly Known
remedy TOR that terrible disease.
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RANGER's SALE.

viii sell IN front of the Court Home IN
Mscon. on Monday. Nov, 4, 1888. betwssn
tne hours prescribed by the law, one mnlvl
mead. dun colored. white spotted COW ~
Aeh up W D. w. knight about April 5. isas
j. o. FASER.
s.'o coroner and Ranger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

Committee reported came 10 be cor.
rect
Marshal's report was received aud
ordered spread ON the minutes. Five
paid fines aggregating $3.50 and
escaped, and certified the same 10 be
correct.
Claims committee reported an d The
following were allowed:
SCHOOL FUND,
~ Alien, coal for 2 schools 1927 so
lem Bessley, repairs on sshl Is
I III Jones. Jr., matches In
/ Smith, lumber and nails 214I
W F Ferris. crayons r. 20
es -
1871 So
General Fund,
W Ferris, index and mem bks 50
| / Smith. lumber, 3 o.
A Aiaus, stteel certificates 81 on
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When BABY was sick, wc save her castora.
Wi.sia she ~asa lsnId, sine crsrd Tor csutorla.
When she became Miss, sl1s clung to Csssoia
When she bad chldrsa. shs eavsthsn os.sor,,
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49,
t. Ferguson, petition to erect telcnbo,s
pettion to erect telephone lines.
Wlnneld, fees in state cases,
Ell stoner, wood for Poor House.
Tuesday. Nov. 5, 1895.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment, all present except Mr.. Blythe.
WN Taylor reported ho had worked
Two convicts l6 days. lie also worked
8 hands from 10 to % days. He moved
to a point noar Prairie Point Oct. Is
lie was allowed TOR salary. feedinu
convlcts, moving tools. day labor,
$l33.65.
Stokes was ordered'to have
bridge over slough on east sido of
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

Nerves on Edge.
WAS nervous, tired. irritable aud
cross. kar's Clover Root Tea had
madc me well and happy.
Mrs E. Il. WoRDRN.
For sale by T. S. Murphey.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
Castoria.

"Castoria IL an excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
Da. G. G. Osaoop,
Lowell. Mas
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

JNo. a. TYSON.
Clerk,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

Tho Centaur Company, n Muir,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-19
ROMANCE OF A WESTERN SCOUT.
"E.lr' Cannon to Remarry the Wife He Do
serted Way Back in the los.

"E.lr' Cannon to Remarry the Wife He Do
serted Way Back in the 5Os.
KANSAS CITY, April 19.-William j. Can
non-"Bilp" Cannon, soldier, scout, path.
lnder-a man "A years of age, has applied
to Recorder Queal for marriage license.
What was more, he wanted to marry his
own wife. They were married in the
'7cs, but Cannon went west soon there.
after and deserted his wife. Two years
ago, after having n most remarkable ca
reer, he returned east and became an in
mate of the Soldiers home at Leaven-
worth. Kan. In the meantime, believing
her husband dead and desiring to transact
some legal business, Mrs. Cannon ap.
piled for a divorce, which was granted.
Recently Cannon decided that he
wanted to again live with his wife and
commenced a correspondence which ended
in her accepting him. Cannon was a
friend of Kit Carson in his time, Of James
Beckwith, wild Bill" James Bowie
and the rest of that band of Indian fight
ers who led the vanguard of civilization
westward in the 40s and SOS. No man
ever had a more romantic story. A boy of
IA, he was at the horrible massacre of the
Alamo of which he is the sole survivor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-19
Legislation for Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, April 19.-The senate con-
firmed the nominations for trustees of the
Southern Illinois Normal, state board of
education and Illinois Soldiers Orphans
home. The report of the election com.
mittee in favor of Mckinley was adopted
unanimously. The Valley peoples drain
age canal bill was reported favorably and
it was made special order for Wednesday.
Littler's revenue bill was partly consid-
cred and made special order for next
Thursday, as was Green's bill revising
the insurance laws. The bill to pension
retired school teachers was reported favor.
ably. In the house the committee that
investigated the home for Juvenile offend
ers at Chicago reported that the home
had been mismanaged and is failure
that should receive no more appropria-
tions and be closed. The weekly pay.
Inent bill was ordered to second reading.
Bills were passed: Making inspectors
of mines inspectors of weights and meas
ures: making sixty-eight pounds of corn
a bushel; to include in judgments for
wages the services of horses and teams;
reducing the rate Of interest on redemp.
tions to 6 per cent.