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Local Stable Groceries.

Sugar -Granula.t !. ST.: Y T.. SO.
Flour-Faney patent, $3.50; half patent,
$3.50.
Coffee - Green. iOglsc; Arbusklc' p
Porto Rico, $14.05.
Meat-Dry sailed ribs, 2-5e: dry sailed
rib bellies. 7.40@7.90e; hams, fancy, Eye;
medium. lies bacon bellies. 9Ao.
Lard-Leaf. Sc.
Compound Lard-5s4c.
Molasses-Cenrifuga 156i35c: sugar
house. 4Oc: GeofRis cane. Soc.
Beans--Navy $40 per bushel; Lima,
elkc per pound.
Paarl Grlt..--s2 pninIs. Il SO.
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Metal Market.

New York. May 13.rhe metal markets
showed the usual Saturday apathy. Tin Is
easy in tone with spot at %. 7Oa29 80. Cop
per Is held around 15@15.75 for lake; i50p
5.121z for electrolytic, and H.75a15 for
casting. Lead quiet, 50r4 80. Spelter dull,
5 .60@5.7O Iron quiet and unchanged.
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Dry Goods.

New York, May 13.-Few out-of- town
buvers were in the dry goods market to-
day. The week has been characterized by
sbarn advances In worsteds and by In
creased hrmness In cottons. Print cloths
are tending upward. Jobbing houses have
been very quiet today.
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Feed Stuff.

Feed Stuff.
Corn, No. mixed or white, or 3
bushel sacks Csc.
Oats. No 9, r.ixed. 43c; No. white. A4c.
Wheat bran, so or 100, s21
Cotton seed feed meal, S2i. prime, $23 80.
Purina food. s25.
Corn chops $108.
Corn hearts, $40.
Shorts, 100 pounds, s22.
Hus. Daies. An32@e.
Hulls, sacks, IS ton.
Hay. choice timothy, $3.50: no. l tim
othy, $3.50; oJhnson grass s12; clover SIG.
Fruits and Produce.
Lemons-Per box, extra choice 81 $50
$500.
Limes-Per 100, 500.
Bananas-Per bunch. 75cMs1.75
California navel oranges 81. 75n3.25.
Peanuts-Fancy, per pound &c; No. 2,
519@Gc.
Potatoes-Trish potatoes. per bushel.
55c: new, 81 .25d1 30; barrels 81. 25@4
Hens-35c; chickens 25440c.
Butter-Fresh. 12Da@15c; renovated. 2sc;
creamery. 32c.
Eggs-Per Dozen 15c.
Mobile Beans-Per crate, 81 %.
Florida Squash-Per crate, 80.
Florida Cucumbers-Per crate, 81 GOAL .25.
Florida Tomatoes-Per crate SOP So
Alabama Peas-Per hamper, soc.
awberries-Cullman, $26D2. 80.
Peas-White per bushe 81 seal .65; clay,
per bushel. slG1I is.
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clearlnos and EXCHANGE.

New Orleans. May 13.-Clearings. 81, 1885,
$50; New York exchange bank. 81 per
ST. 900 premium commercial, 75cd$1 per
1000 discount.
Memphis. May 13.--clearings s5l7 3o1;
balances, s5S.657
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Treasury Statement.

Washington. May 13.-Todays treasury
balances, exclusive of the gold reserve
shows: Available cash balance, $129923,-
4l6; gold, SCI 593,11S.
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seaboard Air Line
CHICAGO Change.

Baltimore. Md, May 13.--S A. L. COM
mon and preferred, nothing doing.
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ST. DENIS HOTEL. NEW YORK.
at Broadway and 18th street. Centrally
located. European plan. Moderate charges.
Excellent cuisine. 4-N CIT
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RAILWAY SCHEDULES

Showing the arrival nm departure II
passenger trains at the union station.
Birmingham:
directive April 10. 1901 a. m.)
[ ouisvlllc and Nashville Railroad.
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N.w orlesn. Cotton Market.

New Orleans, May l3.-Spot cotton quiet
but steady; sales, 1850. including 450 TO
arrive Quotations unchanged. Futures
opened steady at an advance of to 8
points on a good Liverpool and on I'M
favorable weather map, rain having fall
len in Texas, Mississippi and Arkansas.
The market remained quiet during the
greater part of the short session, but
closed firm at top figures, the list SHOW
ing net gains of TO points.
New Orleans May 13.-Cotton futures
steady: May, 7.7Sa774; June. 7.66@7.es
July 7.64Q17 49, August, 1,6iWl %; septem-
har 7 7,017 u. October, 7.73617.74: Novem-
Der I 1891. II: December, 77S@7.79; Janu-
airy, 7.sOm7.S2.
New Orleans, May B.-Cotton steady;
sales 1850; ordinary, 3-16. good ordinary,
ess. low middling. 5-16; mlddling, rs
good middling, s BIG; middling fair s1s;
receipts. 525l; stock, III ,132.
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MORTGAGE LOANS.

Place your mortgage loans direct
with the United States Mortgage and
Trust Co. of New York. Capital, sur
plus and undivided profits over $5,o0o,-
600. Interest rate the lowest.
c. GAZzAM, AGENT,
sa6 First National Bank Bldg.
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The Gawk Engraving Co. makes the
best cuts. Phnna PennlA'A 21s-
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16
THE SOUrH's EXPORTS.

The South last year exported Al per
cent Of the value Of the exports OF the
whole country-a total of S61 t, 900, O0O
OF course, the greatest single commod-
ity was cottol, Cotton to the value of
S379, ,965. Ola was sent to other countries
cotton seed oil was SO. 1875, 092; cotton.
see cake and meal ,S13, s97, 17s. naval
stores $16, l06, 643; phosphates SS, SS6, :
274, Besides this manufactured cotton
good', timber, tobacco, petroleum, grain
coal cattle, irion, steel. etc, were ex.
ported.
The South is coming into her own in
dustrially. She is developing her own
resources. And the immediate future
will see still further increase Of such an
astonishing nature that the world will
be compelled TO sit up and take notice.
1t should not be long. at this rate, be-
fore quite half of the whole country's
exports will he sent out from the South.
ATLANTA Journal.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Mrs. George Locker Struck and
Instantly Killed:

Mrs. Sallie Brown Locker, wife
of George Locker, was killed
last Monday about noon by a
stroke of lightning, which came
down the flue of the chimney
while the unfortunate lady was
taking up dinner. The sad ira
gedy occurred at her home two
and a half miles north of Shu-
qualak at the S. A. Jackson old
homestead place. Mrs. Locker
was the daughter of Clay Brown
living at Shuqualak, and beside
her husband, leaves six children,
all of tender years. The remains
were inferred on Wednesday at
the old Mofegan graveyard.
This is the second death by
lightning in a short space of time
and only a short distance a part,
About two weeks ago the daugh-
ter of Mr.. Jack Cotton five miles
west of Shuqualak was killed in
the same manner.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16
Macon Ice Bottling and Mig. Co., local agents
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION
OF the Noxubee County Abstract and Guaran'
teed Title Company.


J.E. Rives, Noah Scales. n. II, Harrison
n. V, Yates. q. W. Cunningham, A. ID,
Binion. j i. B,nion and Walter Frlcr'
their associates. SUCCESSORS aud assigns
are hereby created no Y polite under the
corporate name Of The Noxubee County
Abstract and Guaranteed Title Company.
and ,lomiciled at the City OF Macon. In said
County of NoXuhee. state OF Mississippi.
and shall have succ, ssion Tor Icrlod OF
fifty years.
ARTlCLEII.
The obj Il said corpor"' r body
polite sha'i he ~ prepare M III nish alb.
stracts OF trie 81 al lands - tl'" county OF
Noxuhee. AL to rror'rc au tu'nish y
guarat = t,'lc an, rul MI ~ ds IN sfid
Noxub rr"u'ty Ior h rh ihrr may NJ kr
~ - ,,r,,, "i tl;l.; AMI also !" kr'n ABB
.i,aa |, ots ~ ~ l,u T. IN ihr county ron.
taining abstracts M ",ly II r"hN' yanres
re"o', to -, III" Decd Rocks AMI Trust Deed
boz k, hut "f ~ wi i. aud nll 'hanrery
Court. l'rnhatr C"urt an Circuit court
proccrlin. n1eriin: in any "" the t'lc
OF lan,! IN sai ru.IGtt "f N"Nhhc", ana Va
| continue sti,' abstract ~ such ""'vN1nrr rs
and Proceed NJ, hernm matters OF rccord.
AErICLr III
Said corporation moy exercise al OF inc
powers granted TO cOrpoI ations In the state
of Mississippi under Chapter % of the An
notated Code Of 1892 OF the State OF Miss
issippi, In so far as snch powers are appll'
cable to said corporation.
ARTICLElv.
For the purpose of carry ing out the in
| tent for which this corporation is created
| said corporation may acquire and own AL
the necessary books aud material necessary
books and ma er,al necessary for making q
perfect and complete abstract Of land titles
| in said county Of Noxubee, and to keep said
| books up to date.
ARTICLEv.
The capital stock Of said of said corpora
| tlon shall be $50 90, consisting of one
hundred and fifty shares of the par yallo oi
| $4,000 each. and when sj0O0,0 of said cap
tai stock has been paid Ia, said corpora
tion may begin TO exercise the powers
granted by this charter
ARTICLE ".
The liability of the incorpOI ators and oi
any Subsequent .tockholder shalt not eX.
cecd the amount of unpaid capital stock
subscribed for by any such incorporation n
purchased by such subsequent stockholder
J. Y. RlVES,
NOAH SCALE
N. II. HARRISON,
+. V. YATES,
q. ". Gu NNINGHAM,
A. d. BlNION,
j, b. BlNlON.
WALTER PRICE.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16

1t will not be long before our
friends from the country may
water his horse and get a drink
of good pure river water at al
most any street corner in the
City. The City proposed to fur
nish all the water from the Wa
ter Works necessary for as many
Drinking Fountains as the Board
of Supervisors would put in,
Acting upon this the Board OF
Supervisors appointed Supervi.
sor Pagin a Committee to pur.
chase and have installed as many
fountains as will be necessary.
We understand that six will be
installed at different places in the
City.
The Supervisors also direct that
iron benches should be purchased
for the Court House yard, and
installed therein tor the accom-
modation of the public.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16
CITATION NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi.

Inc State OF MlssissIppi.
No. 25OS OF Court of Noxubec
Berlie Alta Mosby ct al County.
To Berlie Alta Mosby, adult, Aubrey Key
Mosby and Jennie Clara Mosby, minors,
residing with their mother, Mrs. Susan
Catherine Kershaw. all OF whom are non
residents and whose .postoillce address is
Arlington, Ky
We command you to be and appear be-
fore the Chancellor of our said Chancery
Court at term thereof to be holden at.he
Court House, In the town of Macon, IN
said county OF Noxubee on the Fourth
Monday in october A. d., 1908, then and
there to show cause II any you can, why
the final account of Jno. Z, Kershaw, guar
dian, be no. allowed and he discharged.
Witness my signature and the seal Of
said court affixed at my office in City oil
Macon. this 30 day of Aug, 1905.
Il. T. DoRRoH, Clerk.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16
A BOmbardment from the Skies,

Last Sunday evening was very close
and sultry and eliminated in severe
storm of thunder and lightning, which
commenced its pyrotechnical display
about o'clock, and it would seem
from the many reports made on Mon
day morning, that oardly flash missed
a strike, Mr. Jim Elkin S residence on
Jefferson street, was struck, part of a
chimney being demolished A tin root
and gutter acted as conductor for the
bolt and evidently prevented other
damage. The Scales residence, one
mile north of Macon, occupied by Mr.,
G.. NJ Flynn, was struck and large
section of the roof over the dining room
demoliehed. A small storehouse be-
longing to Mr.. c. Staggers at the depot
was struck, and almost an entire side
knocked off. A tree in the yard of Mr..
w. S. Stagger's (Dr Minors place.
was shattered, as was also a tree across
Horsehunter creek bridge.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16
Opening Of School.

Public School No. opened last Mon.
day morning with an unusually large
attendapgce. The pastors Of the Meth
odist and Baptist Churches conducted
the devotional exercises which consisted
Of singing "Amsric. reading Scalp
ture lesson and prayer.
After the devotional exercises Mr.. J.
E. Riyss, on behalf Of the Honorable
Board Of Trustees. introduced the new
principal. Prof. A. E. Chrislip who
made a strong, sensible talk in which he
outlined to some extent his policy for
the session now beginning, and he made
an appeal to the school for their COOP
Grafton with him in the work. and to
the patrons for their hearty sympathy
and support. After Prof. ClrIslp had
finished his rem ris he then introduced
each member of the faculty, new and old
The members of the Board of Trustees
pi c5thb WClC bhtu anu dlltI
ward the Pastors of the town churches.
and the citizens of the town who were
present, and last Prof. P. P Garner of
the A. 81 NJ. College. All responded in
short and appropriate addressed.
This over the teachers and their class,
es went to their respective rooms to
complete the organization and begin
work in earnest. With vigorous and
earnsst Principal, splendid corps OF
teaches in full sympathy with his plans
and aims. and a host of earnest, bright
faced, and bright minded boys and girls
surely we may hope for great things this
year. Let us all, as citizens interested
together in this great matter Of popular
education. hartily CO operate with those
whom we have placed in charge of this
work that this very aspicious beginning
may not be lost.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16
CITATION NOTICE.

The State OF Mississippi
John Jones. Comp't IN the Chancei y
No, 1924 ys. Court of Noxubee e
Kate Jones, defend't County.
To Rate Jones, whose postoffice adlres
is unknown:
We command You to he and appear
before the Chancellor of our said Chan-
cery'Court at Il term thereof to be holden
at the courthouse, in the town, of Ma
con. in said county. on the Fourth Mon
day IN October, A D.. 1865, then and
there to pleod, answer or demnr to the
Bill of Complaint in said cause wherein
You are defendant.
Witness my signature and the seal of
said court affixed at nv Office IN City Of
Macon, thi, I'd day of Sept. 1906
z. 7. DoRRoH. CLERK.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
State of Mississippi, Noxubee county
In Chancery Court
Ex partc

State of Mississippi. NoXubee county |
In Chancery Court J
Ex parte
No. 2720 OF
Mrs. Josie Il. Hamilton, ct al
BY virtue of decree OF the Chancery
Court OF said County, rendered In the
above styled cause on the Both da' of An
gust A. D., 1905. In vacation Of said Court
I. the undersigned, duly appointed Specia
Commissioner of said Court, will. on the
Second Day o. October. A. D., 1905
between the hours OF II O'Clock, a, m. and
4 O'Clock p. m, sell, at the court house dool
OF Noxubee county, Miss, In said Noxubet
county, to the highest bidder, for cash, tho
following described real estate. situated in
the County Of NoXuhee, Towr OF Brooks
vile, IN the State of Mississippi. to-wit
Beginning at point where the section line
and road running east and west intersects
the west boundary Of the depot land at the
southeast corner OF said lot No. |. Run
ming thence northwest along said depot line
to the southeast corner of Lot No. .. known
rs the District Parsonage Lot. thence west
along said district parsona line to the
east boundary line OF the Methodist Epis.
copa church lot thence south on said line
TO the said section line, thence east on the
said section line to the point of beginning,
ntaining 0ne-balf acre, more or less.
Said LOT No. lying IN section II, township
Il, range II, known as the Thomas W,
Hankins residence lot Said land lying and
being IN town of Breoksville, county OF
NOxubee, State OF Mississippi
Dated this the 9th day Of September, A.
A., 1908. f. E. DANTILER,
Sheriff.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16
Ordinance No.
Rates. Rales and Regulations
City Waterqvorks and Electric
Light plant
ron the
CITY of %acon, SNiss.
CITY of Macon, Miss.

Sec. |. BE ii ordained bv the mayor
and board Of aldermen, of the City OF
Macon, Miss, that the following be the
Rates, Rules and Regulations of the city
water works and electric plant.
Sec. 2. BE it further ordained that
Nil applications for the introduction and
use Of water and electric lights must in
all cases be made to the office of the
mayor of the City of Macon. in writing
either by the applicant or by his plum
Der, and must state fully and truly and
particularly all purposes for which the
water is required, or is to be used.
Any use beyond that applied for, AMI
granted, will subject the party to the
customary rule of having his water sup
ply cut off, and payment forfeited, or &c
assessment at double rates for such ex-
cess of use for the current term, or tc
penalty for msdemeanor, in any sun
not less than five dollars, or more than
one hundred dollars. upon convictlor
before the mayor. or by both assess
ment and penalty according to the ag-
gravati0n Of the case.
Sprinkling beyond limits defined, or in
front OF Others premises. whether or
sidewalk or street. is expressly declared
agains: and prohibited by thi, section.
Water and lights from water works
and electric light plant not contracted
and paid for, Is the city's property, and
must not be used with imprmitv witbont
being paid or.
Scr. 3. BE it further Iordained thai
no occupant or owner OF any building in
which water is introduced, shall be al
lowed to supply water to any persons o,
families, or permit others to take hy-
drant water from their premises.
The violation OF this section will sub
Ject the occupant or owner to having the
supply OF wafer immediately cut off and
the amount OF payment made by such
owner or occupant forfeited.
sec. e. be II i'lrther ordained that
all persons taklng g water, shall keep their
own service pipes stopcocks and all
apparatus IN go2d repair. That each
service PIPE si,ali be provided with a
stopc0ck to be located on the premises
near the sidewalk, so that the water may
be turned off TO prevent freezing and
bursting of pipes, in case of accident to
the house pipes, and it is expressly stlp-
ulated that no claim shall be made
against the city by reason of breakage
OF any service pipe, service cock, or
other water apparatus or attachment of
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16
BrOoksviIIe Jottings.

School opened Monday with good
attendance. Prof. Boyd has charge of
the advanced classes. Miss Memories
is at the head Of the intermediate grades
and Mrs, McMichael has the difficult
task Of directing the studies of the pri-
maries.
Miss May Hawes of Mobile is mis-.
tress Of music. We trust the school
will have prosperous and profitable
session.
Mr.. sRichard Redwood of Mobile has
been in town visiting his father, Mr.
w. F. Redwood. He is another Noxu-
bee boy who is making his mark in the
business world
Mrs. Moring is back at her post in
the Brooksville Mercantile Co much
refreshed by her summer outing.
Miss Bessie Cavett and Mr.. Long
street Cavett Of Jackson are staying at
the country home of their aunt, Mrs. E
H. Smyth.
Mrs. Sam Connor of Cliftonville is
spending the week with Mrs. Eris Jam
ison. She is much improved in health
Mr.. ]. o. Cook has returned from his
visit to Kentucky, bringing with him
Mr.. Cleaver of that state for a stay in
Mississippi.
Mrs. Snowdcn, and Miss Dele Snow
den were in town Thursday.
Mr.. John II. Peters of Gulf Port is
still in this part of the world. He looks
well and seems in fine spirits.
Miss Halle Halls friends we're de-
lighted to see her out for a short drive
Thursday morning. 1t has been many
weeks since some of them have seen
her. Typhoid has left her but the
shadow of herself
Rev. Mr.. Thomas of West Point
passed through town Monday on his
way to X Prairie where he is assist
ing in a meeting.
Miss Ruth Hambrick left this week
to begin school in the Fox Trap neigh
borhood.
Miss Fannie St John went to Egypt
to take charge Of a school.
Miss Annie Scott of Macon has been
the guest of Mrs George Goussett and
Mrs. Walter Roger for some days.
The Misses Conncll OF Mayhem are
with Miss Edna Mcleod at present.
Mr.. VIM Mcleod of Macon has been
with relative in town for several days.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16

The City will furnish water
from the mains free ofcharge for
the construction ofconcrete side
walks, and as soon as the qua.
rantine will permit the bringing
in Of workmen, the laying of the
wrlks in the business section will
commence, and the Board of AL
deamen have expressed them
selves as intending to see that it
continues until both sides of Jef-
ferson Street in the business dis
trict are completely paved.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16

Rev. VIM. Atkinson. a color
edl preacher, was up before tht
Mayor last Monday, on a charge
of violating the quarantine reg
ulation. The Mayor fined him
500 and 80 days in Jail, but it
was afterwards reduced and he
was released by paying $40.
"Billie' had been to Columbus
attedding q teachers normal and
wishing to return to Macon, ap-
piled for a permit, which was
sent him, limiting his return un-
til Sept. 7th. He came in day
late, but went on to Shuqualak
and came to Macon through the
country
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16

The Board of Aldermen are be-
ing very generally commended
for their liberal action in order
ing that as soon as the new Light
Plant is in operation the church
es of the City both white and
colored, shall be furnished wa ter
and light cnrrent for their Church
buildings free of charge. This
action Of the Board is greatly
appreciated by the Churches, and
is only another evidence Cf the
liberal, progressive sentiment
which actuates the Board.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16
Through Pullman SleeperS
BETWEEN
ST. Louis and Mobile
St. Louis and New Orleans
Ask for tickets via N. 4 0. R. r.

The Board Of Supervisors of Clay
county in the session just closed have
barred the uss Of automatic and repeat
ing shotguns In the pursuit of game un-
der heavy penalty. As each county in
this State. says dispatch from that
city. has the pswer to regulate its game
laws, it is to be hoped that other coun.
ties will fall in line in protecting both
native and migratory game from utter
obstruction, which is being so rapidly
accomplished by the use of the above
name guns.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior
Land Office at Jackson Miss.
Ann % lQ0n, 1

Aug, 20, 1908
Notice is hereby given that the following
named sett Ter has fled notice o. his inten.
ton TO make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof win be made be-
fore the Chancery Clerk of Noxubce coun-
ty at Macon, Mississippi, on October 9th
1905, viz: Dock Cotton of Macon, Miss
II. L, No. 3585l. for the El.2 of Sc IL Sec.
II, Il. IA, N. II. l6 East o: ,he Choctaw
Meridian.
He names the following witnesses 10
Drove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz; John A, Cot
ton, Il N. Stuart, Lewis Jones, Melvin
Cotton, all Of Macon, Mississippi.
FRED W, COLLINS,
Register.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16
CITATION NOTICE,



George Blnion, Comp't In Chanc cry
No. 2727 va. Court OF NOx
John Binion. defendant ubee county.
To John Binion, whose postoffice ad
dress is Dwight. lAla,
We command you to be and appear
before the chancellor Of eur said chan
Gerry court at term thereof to be holder
at the court house, in the town of Ma
con, in said county, on the Fourth Mon.
day in October, A. D.. 1905. then ant
there to plead, answer or demur to tn,
Bill of Complaint in said cause wherein
you are defendant.
Witness mv'slgnature and the seal o
said court affixed at my office in city o
N aeon. this I'd day of Sept, 1905.
Y. T. DoRRoH, Clerk.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-16
CITATION NOTICE,
The state of Mississippi.

Inc Stilc OF MlsSlshlppl.
Lucy Ann Williams, com't) In the Chan
No. 27lj vs., cery Court o
Johnaie Williams, defcn't J NoXubec Go.
To johnnie Williams, whose postotlce ad
dress l. unknown
We command you to be and appear be
fore the chancellor Of our said chanccry
court at term thereof 10 be holden at the
courthouse, in the town Of Macon, ir said
county, on the Fourth Monday in October
A. D., 1908. then and there to plead answer
or demur to the original bill in said where
in you are defendant.
Witness my signature and tho seal Of
said Court affixed at jmv Office in CITY o
Macon, this 14th day of August, 1900.
u. r. DORROH. Clerk.