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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-10

AS will be seen by their minutes
unfinished ia this issue, there ~ Il
movement orga.dx"d by the Nation
al Democrats in this parish White
va regret that there are those, wh"
c.,.uol make up their minds t" '"'-
low the regular ranks Of the party
vet they, are gentlemen "ft"c high
est Integrity and Of tried Dem"c'
r>. and we cannot lnpugn their mo-
t;vrs in the slightest degree, thong"
we may fear for the expectancy OF
their action.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-10

PERSONAL. ~ r. POLITE.

week.
Mrs. Carino Evans has spent several
DAYS in town with Mrs. Feltus Barrow,
also at Mr.. Mentor BarrOw's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl Percy made brief
visit to relatives cover the creek"
Mrs. S. c. Stirling has been very i'll.
Miss S. r. Stirling of Wakefield is
spending tho week with her friends in
town.
Messrs. O. D. Brooks and S. D. Barrow
returned from New Orleans, last Saturday.
Miss lido McCaleb and DR.. JAS. McCaleh
OF New Orleans are guests at Ellerslc, the
elegant country home Of DR.. }. j. Wade.
Mrs. Mentor Barrow is improving.
Miss Emily McClelland of Jackson spent
several days at Mr.. billiard Barrow's the,
guest of Nliss Sue. All who met her were
simply charmed with her.
Mrs. V. IL. Jackson has returned from
New Orleans.
The friends of Mr.. John Minor will re-
rret that he is very i'll in New York, while
curoutc home from E,'lope.j
Miss Bessie Lcake intcnt.s going to tho
city soon.
! Mir. 4. S. Brasseaux is expected homo
; tomorrow.
Misses L. $. and Jessamine Irvine pro-
pose leaving to day for New Orleans where
, they will reside in future.
J.p. I.eakc will leave about tho 18TH, to
enter the medical department at Tulane.
Mr., W. T. Campbell was in town We'd.
nes.lay.
Mr.. john II. Griffin called at our Office
Saturday last.
Col. V. u. Walsh. and J. i. McGche'
Esu were in town We nesday attrndln!
tho ''gold' meeting.
Miss sallie Metcal{c was expected hom
yesterday evening.
1t is Acting Assistant House Surgeon
J. Dr.. JAS. Lcake ut the Charity Hospital
with tho probability Of tile appointment
bcng made permanent. His friends her
arc delighted at this deserved rccognltlo
:, Of his deserved ability.
) Mr. s. Banks Powell. asst bool, keepe
at the Capital City City Oil Mill, camc 1"
Tuesday on business with the local mil
Mr., Powell was married on Wednesda
to Miss Pearl Rodney, now Of Ha'on konS
. but formerly of this place. He has wo
q beautiful and charming bride.
Rev. DR.. Douglas left Tuesday for
. interesting trip. lie goes first to MorS
/ City. thence to Pittshurg to attend II
II general convention Of tho St. Andrew
y: Brotherhood. After which he will
y tend the Missionary Council in Cincinnati
. He will be absent about three weeks.
If ~ " 80 "
T. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Winter of St. Leu
1t made 4 shmt liut muci, appreciated Wis
a; " to Miss McCrindcll and Mrs. l.. Is. job
10 son leaving on Monday.
>. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon of the Atchafala,
20 arrived Friday of last week, two hou
&c after tho death Of Mrs. G0r19n'S b"lov
BY sister, Miss Mamie Irvine. They left
n Sunday 70 homo going overland to the
- and =. railroad.
" Miss Margot Butler left Monday
New Orleans, being accompanied as tar
. Slaughter 10y her aunt. Miss Mary Butt
~ Miss Margot will 60 to st. Louis lat
CO where she will serve as bridesmaid TO
)" cousin, Miss Lavinia Hntler.
Notes from Poplar Springs.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-10

There are sums people who never wear
ark glasses aud yet they npstr Gee any
|hjuc bright, it's the people who are dys-
l.otic and soured. Everything y out OF
hint with such people. X suffered many
rear, with dyslelxts and liver troubles
kot hare been relieved since taking slni-
mons Liver Regulator. k'"w Others
,bo have been greatly benefited by its
kpr-,Jancs Nowland, Carrn:lton, Mo.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-10
New Goods at Yenney's.

I he fall trade finds me supplied
viii choice lot Of new goods, dry
goods and groccries,-and more to
come in. Full stock of shoes. Call
aud see what I have. No trouble
10 show goods.
Y. II. Tcnney.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-10
Group Quickly cured'

o-o,,n quickly Cured.
L,,unt,iu Glen, Arh.-o"r ch'ldS'"
FAo''''' ~,.;uc with Group when we re-
10 !, '' :. hottlc of C}omberlain's C"r1h
's ~, It afforded almost instant re-
F'ae"! ,rLornton. This celebrated
-, !, for sale by L. T. Ki'bo"rn''
ngggist' ------------
-, mint fail to notice in tn.
Is. vaper the al. OF the biz "uc'
|, If horses on Mon''ay next, at
|. Rnrtou Stable, Bay"" Sara
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-10
Notes From Star Hill.

The nrotractcd meeting ut tho Mctho- |
MIST Church will begin the latter part OF
this week.
Several patrons and friends assembled
ut tho Star Hill school on Friday to hear
the children rucitc and read essays
Mr.. j. w. Mcqueen spent Sunday i'll
Jackson.
MIR. T.J. Mahoney after spenuius two
days very pleasantly at his old home IT.
turned to Star hill accompanied BY III
brother.
The neighborhood is somewhat disturb
ed by Mormon preachers.
NJ. Eugene Shaitctt eoc of Zachary>s
cntcrmis;ny Young men spent Sunday 1T
tho huspi1abic home OF Mf. }. ". NC
Queen.
Mr.. Oliver Daniel is spending II few
DAYS ia New Orleans.
I Laure! Hill Dots.
: Mrs, II. b. Perkins aud ler son, Mr.
J,ouis Perkins went to New Orleans lasl
J., week.
v Calhoun, the son of G. b. Hamilton has
been very i'll, but is reported BETTER
T. it is a Fact that Hoods Sarsapafli''
e the One True Blood Purifier, has prove"
over and over again, that it has power Il
r. curc, even when other medicines tall TO d'
r. any good. .,,,o -,
4 Hoods Pills are purely vegetable ;''l'
do not purge, pain or grippe. All dr"s
IS yists. Csc.
= Miss Lucille J:sAs9G ~ atteno'n
tho Sophie N.wcon.., lis year.
~ Henry Wise is elerk'ng, at }. Frey
''.:c
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-10

NyONr Clock or Watch is ont OF
ou|er take it to r. j. Henderson,,
Matchmaker and JeweIe". OPP
pos'te Post. Office, St. F:ancisvil|e,
la.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-10
IL. C0DS0.
:, frJCAL MATTRESS MA
, , AND UpHDISTE{tEK,

IND AND CPHDlfSIEIll
Ell \. in st. Fmncisville, La, until
Nv " ~ 1s It All patrons wanting work
w. .hnull send III thcir"lrlers at once
rhe Feliciana Herald appeared
h tne street, Saturday last. 1t is
psat { col. folio, and is to be is.
,u, on Fridays, We trust the
7,raa will join us in our faithful
H,rts 10 foster tho interests OF this
ariSl,.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-10

Frcucl!'s SHOW, at the river, last
night.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-10

'i.st weeks palNv. 1t con-
Nv, M new election law
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-10

Tho ladies' lret ut Grace Church,
|laesaay morning, to discuss tue
hmrchase of furniture for the rec
|ow, Eleven were present.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-10

PITS. I.
Pocs.
lie,
lbott!a m
r0d have
all or ex.
no~, have
Ntk
(ARa AM
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-10

Henry WiHc is >lcrklng, at J. Frey
'..:c
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15
Mushulayille Items.

Married. Sunday. February ., neal
Pcrkinsvile, ur. J. c. Finklea OF Nox
ubec county TO Miss Jennie Cuts OF
Winston county, Rev R. Ferguson
OF the Baptist church of hating. Tho
happy young, couple hass< our bssl
wishes for health, happiness and pros.
perity in their new relation.
The residence occupied by VIM. II
Bowman and owned by NJ. p. Sen
nett of Hattiesburg, was entirely des.
troycd by fro, with all its contents
Sunday evening. Tho loss is heavy on
Mr.. Bowman. Mr.. Sennctt lost the
house, all of his household goods aud
Is. 900 shingles. This house was built
by Bob Holman In ante bollnm days
and was. perhaps, at ihat.tlme,. one
OF tho finest in the county.
Mr.. J. W. Watkins 10 back from n
trip to Nashville. whore he went to
consult a specialist. His friends hope
that he may be greatly benefited and
restored to health.
Rev. 8. l.. 0. Barnum. Z. p, will
preach at tho Methodist church the
fourth Sunday in each month. COM
menclng the fourth Sabbath in Feb'y.
W. r. Coleman killed fine eighteen
pound gobblcr one morning this week.
Mr.. Nicholson baited one, built the
blind, and holding everything in read
iness, cot Mr.. Wood 10 wait for Mr..
Turkey, who WAS mol long in putting
in his appearance, when Mr.. Wood
shut both eyes and pulled the trigger.
Friend Wood regaincd his equilibrium
afior time, but the turkey could not
be found--ncxt.
Mr.. c. r. Petors has our thanks for
a four pound turnip. Come again
Charlie.
1t continues 10 rain 40 much that
the farmers are very much behind
with their work. Oats have not all
been plowed in pot.
Hope your Subscribers will respond
promptly to your call, and we will
soon have the pleasure of gazing the
dcar old BEACON dressed ina neat.
new dress, 4g.sHUL TUBBIE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15
Affairs in Cuba

Although tho new Captain General
Of Cuba has been in office bnt few
days, ho has already given evidence of
tho course he proposes to pursue lie
has secured complete report of the
extent and condition of all the Span
ish forces in the island, and has COM
menced the move ment OF troops TO iD-
augorate u more vigorous campaign
against the insurgents than has yet
been attempted.
1t is now proposed to greatly in
crease the number of mounted troops
by mounting number of infantry
regiments, so as to enable them TO
moye more quickly, and. consequent
", put them in better position to
keep up with the insurgents.
General Weyler has already given
an indication of his determination 10
be severe by ordering tho closest watch
TO be kept over suspected person and
dircriing that all pcrsons found aid.
ing aud abelting the rebels shall be
considered enemies and dealt with &c
cordingly,-- Pic.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15
Alchoholic Stimulant.

II is established by statistics that
more than 80 per cont. OF the whiskey
sold by dealers is less than two years
old. Whistles for human use should
DO much older. Chemistry and modi-
cal experiments show That young whis-
key Is injurious to the human system,
while OH the other hand II Is assorted
by the beat and most learned mcdica
meu that good old whiskcy taken in
diciously is highly beneficial, because
the aromatic elements found in old
whiskey do not dorange but stimulate
and strengthen. The Club House :"
brand of wkiskcy Ia made of the best
materials and IS never sold until II has
attained maturity Of ten years: 1t is
then by reason of ago and quality a
perfect whiskey, with amid. delicious
taste, Send for price list and PAM
phlct on Alchoholie Siimulants 10
NJ. SHAuGHNRssy 81 Co..
419'N. Ct st. 81. Louis, Mo
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15

Senator McKinney's bill to amend
section 1920 of tho coda in regard to
teachers licenses in counties was pass
ed by the senate Wednesday, notwith.
standing All adverse report from tho
committed on education. AS matters
now are teachers standing oxamina-
ton are allowed to teach only IN the
comfy in which the licenso is issued,
and If the school Is sccu, et in another
county trip must be made and ex.
penses incurred in order 10 stand the
same examination again, for tho exam
ination blanks are acnt Out by the state
superintendent of education and are
identically the saine III every county
in the state. Why the committee re-
ported adversely ON the matter cannot
he imagined. as measure containing
more common sense would be hard to
find. The hundreds of teachers all O.
yer the state will be glad to hoar OF
Its passage and il is to be hoped il will
pass the House without opposition
CT.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15
Popular Monthiy's Great Lee


There is 20 American, living or dead
North or South, who stood nearer the hearts
of the people, or whose memory is held
with more sacred affection. than Con. Rob.
ert L. Lee. All on this side of the wiped
out but never-to-be-forgotten limo" feel
that they know him; but there Is 3tiil much
of his history and that Of his family and
his ancestors that has never yet been told
On this account the BEACON is pleased to
note the announcement Of Frank Leslie's
Popular Monthly regarding the series OF
notable Lee papers that begin in tho Feb
ruary issue. The fl; st is "Tbe Ancestors
of Gen. Robert Il. Lee and the Times in
which they Lived" by Mrs. Judge Roger
A. Pryor OF New York. The whole series,
beginning with the earliest colonial times
down to the present date. will be enriched
with numerous portraits and illustrations
of special interest. heretofore imprinted,
and u largo speaking likeness in wator col
ors of Gen. Lee. Altogether these articles
will form Il valuable addition to the histo-
ry Of the great men Of the nation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15

Ii has been the impression for some
time among the observers of current
events that Hon. A r. Fox of Clay
would be a candidate to succeed Mr..
Money in the U. S. Congress. lie was
in Macon this week with his friends
Hon. Sterling Ivy and Garland Jones,
aud had an opportunity OF meeting
many voters who wcro attending
court. lie is gentleman of fine adj.
dress and excellent ability and would
make good impression aud WELD an
influence IN the highest judicial and
Legislative assemblies. In the central
counties Of this congressional district
whore ho is universally known, he is
very popular and has represented his
district in the State Senate where he
distinguished himself and established
character which will aid him in tho
pending campaign.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15

Pickensvillo is situsted on tho mem.
orablc Tilley's Bluff, named from the
first settlement made in Pickens coun
ty by Josiah Tilley in 1917. having an
altitude of one hundred feet above tho
level of the "Tombecbee" river. named
by the Chckasaw Fntllaus; the first
voting precinct was here, the center of
population was hero. Some old law
officers ind tho old court house square
ia still here 10 mark tho county site
now used as a baseball ground. I'M
migration poured in during tho "twen.
ties" from the Csrolinas, Georgia and
Tcnneasec. moved tho center of popu-
lation until in the 'thirties" the court
house was Jnoyed 10 Carrollton, the
center Of the county. PicScns county
was organized Dec. 10, 1920, conse,
quently is 76 years old. Some few of
the sons Of the pioneers live here still,
viz. Langs. Doss's Longs Ball and
Pulliam, and perhaps others. So we
turn tosometbipg more modern, What
We have penciled was for thosc who
liavo not seen tho history OF Pickens
county, Correspondence in Alabam-
inn,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15

If the .marriageable lady readers OF
The News intend ever taking adYan.
tage of Leap Year privileges they
should not allow the present opportu-
nity to pass, as il will not be again pre-
sented for eight years. Under the
present calendar, established by Greg.
DRY XIII in 1882, and adopted in En-.
ghish speaking lands in 1852, every
fourth year is leap year excepting
those ending century not Invisible
by 400 without a remainder. Thus
1000 was leap year, but 1900 and 1870
were not and 1900 will not be. In this
way the calendar year and the solar
year will be kept in substantial cop-
formity for all time to come,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15
The Latest Fad.

The latest tad is the leap year postal
card, and yesterday Mobile gentle
man. well known in society circles re-
ccivcd one from an "up 10 dato" Young
lady, lilo allowed the News reporter
to see it upon promise of not using
names. Tho card as constructed IS as
follows:
There are five ribbon bows Of difle r
ent colors neatly fastened in the card,
one in each corner and one, the most
important. in tho center. Accompany.
ing each bow is verse. In the left
upper corner appears the following
beneath q bow to match: "If for me
there 10 no hope, send me back my he
liatrope." In the right upper corner :
"If your love for me is true, send mic
back my bow OF blue" In the loft
lower corner: IF you are another
girls fellow, send mo back my bow Of
yellow" In the right lower corner :
III of me YOU sometimes think, send
me back my bow Of pink" and in the
center, "If with ME you wish 10 wed
send me back my bow IN red" The
recipient of this leap year proposal
said it was his intention to return the
bow of red, Mobile News.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15

Tho bin to appropriate $4,000 to
purchase an additional state farm for
tho poncientiary was defeated Ia the
Legislature few days ago. The poo
| Pic oil Inc state are 10 DO congfatula-
ted upon the common sense displayed
by their members In their action upon
this important matter. Tho state al
ready owns 1000 acres OF lands pcr
chaac'i for pencteniiary purposes, al a
cost OF about 100000. Why expert
meDt further ON this line just at pres
cnt.-Ncshoba Democrat.
II the reports of the governor and
the warden of the pcnitontiarY are
correct, aud we don't believe they will
be questioned, state EARNING :is no
longer an experiment, but is emil
nently successful. After dcducting
all the expenses for 1895. there 10
balance 10 tho credit Of the state Of
$56,3l4 45, 1t has occurred TO us II
wouldsbe good plan for the state 10
go into the farming business on a
more extensive plan, and make snffi.
Client money oui.ot 1t to build a SUI
perb state capitol. What burden il
would lift from the honest taxpayers
II the money could be raised by the Ia
Dor of the criminal. The Clarion.
Ledger suys, "rho best illustration of
what can be accomplished by cotton
planting With tho convicts on the best
quality o. debtor land is shown by the
work on the tract leased from Melee
moro In Tallahatchie county, where
The rent paid by the board was $500
aud the net profits to tho state were
trifle over $4,000.
The convicts the state has to sup
pert number nearly one thousand and
ii dcyolves upon our lawmakers to
adopt measures 10 mako them self.
supporting, at least, and 1t will he so
more 10 their credit il way eau be
provided to make their labor benefit
to tho state, provided it can be done
conflict with honest labor.
The BEACON favors the farming
plan. II is, considering the benefit the
state has already derived from 1t, a
great relief TO Taxpayers. and Is, at
he same time, tho most humane man
ler in which the prisoners could be |
reated.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15
A Small Pox Remedy.

mobiie Ragister.l
The following is said to DO certain
cure for email pox. One man speak.
Ing OF II says;
II is as unfaIling as fate and con.
qners in every instance. II is harm,
less when taken by well person. II
will nlso cure scarlet fever. Here Ia
the receipt as have used 1t 10 cure
small pox. Wien learned ply sicians
said the patient must die II cured
Sulphaio of zinc ono grain: fox
glove (digitalis) one grain half ten.
spoonful of sugar, mix with two table,
spooniuls Of water. When thorough
ly mixed add four ounces of water; =
Take u spoonful every hour. For child
smaller doses according 10 ago. II
counties ould compel their physicians
TO use this remedy there would DO no
need OF pest houses.
II you value advice and experience
use this for tho terrible disease.
FRIEND TO HUMANITY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15

The Usiied States government is sat-
isfied that Consul Waller, who was mr.
rested by the French in Madagascar
for consplring agaiust the French gov.
ornment in the island was guilty OF
the charges preferred against him
Tho papers showed there was strong
evidence that he was also guilty of
coaspiring against the lives of two
Americans. lie is 10 be released as
an net of courtesy to the United
States. provided no claim is made
against the French government.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15

The little daughter OF Mr.. Fred
Webbor, Holland, Mass, had a very
had cold and cough, which he had not
been ablo to cnre with anything. |
gevo him 20 cert bottle of Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy, says W. p. Ilol-
dan, merchant and postmaster al W est
BrimGeld, and the next iimc | saw
Kim no said 1t was working like a
charm. This remedy 10 intended cs-
pocially for acute throat auditing dis
cases, such as colds. Group aud whoop-
ing cough, and IL 10 famous for its
cures. There Is ITO dongcr in giving
II 10 children, for 1t contains nothing
injurious. For sale by all druggiste.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15

We see in the Nashville American OF
Peb 5, full account of the annual
commencement of Meharry Medical
College, an institution established nj
Nashville for the education OF negroes.
In class of moro than twenty gradu-
ates from all sections Of the United
States the highest honor was bestowed
upon Daniel Webster Sherrod Of Ma
con, Miss. lilo was awarded tho first
prize in surgery, handsome gold
modal. presented by DR.. Sinclair of
Brooklyn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15

A graphic idea of the immense size
of Siberia may be CLEANED from the
following comparison: All the states,
Kingdoms. principalilics. empires etc.
of Europe Except Rus.ia) aud nil the
United States. including Alaska, could
be placed side by side in Siberia and
yet hut little more than cover that i'm
mense country.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15

The telephone limo has been com
plcfed between Carrollton aud Pick
ensyille, and is now ready for service.
Tho line will be connected with the
one from Pickcnsvilc to Columbus
coon. Thus Columbus, Aberdeen,
Kennedy, Mi!lport, Vernon, Sulligcnt,
Franconia, Garden and Pickensvilie
have telephone connection. ----N News.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15

Last Monday at $50 Il. M. very
large meteor exploded over the city
of Madrid in Spain. The shock 10 the
city was something awful and the
greatest CONSERVATION was produced
among the inhabitants. Walls, roofs
and windows were shattered aud
broken. After the explosion for
hours there were showers Of fiuc light
dust or ashes.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15

Our people are growing moro and
more in the hrbit of looking o.Macon
for the latest and best OF everything IN
the drug line. They sell Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy, famous for its
cures of bad colds, Group and whoop.
ing cough. When in need OF such a
medicine give this remedy trial and
you will be more than pleased with
he result.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15
A DmlNIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

A DmlNIsTRAToR's NOTICE.
900. The Estate In ,he Chanaery Court
Miss E. W, Murray Mississippi.
Letters having been granted to the UNI
dersigncd as administrator OF said estate
on the 27th day OF December, 1895, by the
Chancery Clerk OF said county, notice Is
claims against Miss r. W. Murray. de-
ceased, to have the Same probated and reg
istered by said clerk within one year from
this date. or they will be forever barred.
Witness my hand, this 9th day OF JAn'y,
1896. J. l.. GRIGGs.
-janl1St. Administrator.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-15

The popular bond issue was great
success and gratifying to The admins
tration. Bids aggregating 5000 100000
were received. Tho Macon NJ, e. #,
Bank invested to the amount OF 1926
COO, aud we understand sold after
wards at a profit of 81 200.