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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-18
PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS

HAZARD & HARPHAM, PIoNEER
Agency, Cit Mas. Bk. Bds Pat. book free
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-18

THE PEOPLE AT HEMET ARE OF A
uniformly high grade of culture and
on a farm amid such delightful sur
roundings. And farming at Hemet
is exceedingly profitable; you can
average $145 an acre on land costing
you but $135 to SITS an acre. See
l.. NJ. PRATT, agent Hemet Land Co.,
COS Laughlin bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-18
PALMlsTs AND MEDIUMS

MRS. PARK ER. RELIABLE PALAIISr
and clairyoyant. IA 5. springi room I.
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CLEAN WATCH soc: MAINsPRING SOC;
warranted; old sold u pvt Abl ., MAIN.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-18

SWELL NEW BUNGALOW JUST OFF
Figueroa; everything strictly modern;
$3.50 if sold at once. Call 657 s. HILL
Home 24S4, Main 9569
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-oNE BRIGHT BAY HORSE,
front foot white, white strip in face.
SEQ reward II returned or notify
ILOYDS CARRIAGE WORKS, 227 ~.
Market St, Los Angeles Telephone 90s,
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ArToRNEYs-AT.LAw

FRANK STEVENS. a24ll SO. SPRING
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SAINT PAULIS Ro-CATHEDRAL-.
52s South olive street (near all the
leading hotels). The Rev. ]. ]. Will
kins, D. D.. dean and rector. Services
1880, $3.50 and IL a. M; 7:45 p. m.
Sunday schools mass meeting p. M,
addresses by Bishop Johnson and the
Rev. Baker p. Lee. Confirmation
6:45. The rector will preach. Sub
ject evening: stumbling Stones" A
confirmation sermon. All welcome.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-18
PERSONALS

MARRIED. IN LOS ANGELES MAY s,
Blanche A. Clinton to Philip Schuyler
by the Rev. Father Hartnett. vicar
Philadelphia and San Francisco pa
pers please copy. No cards.
1 WILL. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted by my wife from this
date, who deserted home. j. II. Coe.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-18

Al THE YOUNG WoMEN's CHRIS
by the Choral club and orchestra COM
blned will be the last event of the week
of closing exercises of the educational
department. The program includes six
combined under the direction of Mr.
William II. Mead, with two selections
by the Choral club under Mrs. J. Il.
Selby, directing.
BENJAMIN FAY MILLS, PERMANENT
ship, will speak at SYMPHONY HALL,
232 South Hill street at O'clock this
evening on "Did God Smlte San Fran
cd the public to attend. All seats free
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-18

1888 OR 1862 EAST ADAMS; ROOMS,
Is cottages; 800 down.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-18
Stores and offices

FOR RENT-OFFICE SPACE ON THE
ground floor with large show window
in front; with use of both phones. See
LEAEIY & SON, 223 Mercantile place.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-18

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 514
w. Adams, near Figueroa street. Rev.
Lewis G. Morris. rector; Sunday SER
vices, 1880 a.. m, II a. m. 4:30 p. m
This is FREE church and ali are
cordially invited. Take the Grand
avenue car to Adams street and walk
one block west. Take the University
car to Chester place. walk through
Chester place and one block east on
Adams street
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teachers institute.

School government proved q subject
~ iuteres during the second week OF
the Institute. How best o.deal with
the lazy pupil-indoenc caused by
rapid growth and physical disability to
he distinguished from that resulting
from lack Of interest-is worthy of the
teachers careful study The obstinate
one "he who can but will not is even
more trying, but not TO be given up a.
a problem unsolyei the staunch sd-
herrnce to his opinions and faith in hi
own powers may form the base work Of
success. later, when loftier ambitions
shall have taken hold upon him, for he
will be stable. earnest, not easily
dauntyi A pulil subject to yiolen
and sudden anger is really suffering
from temporary insanity and must BE-
/ dealt with firmly and instantly yet
kindly, the same treatment not to b.
given in every case for one my he stub
4 bon the other easily convinced Of his
error.
Children shon d not be punished for
fault which are the result of errors
home training bnt patiently led int
rieht ways Lastly, but most impo'
'art the duh pupil i to be encouraged,
ynpathized with; many Of that elias
/ nave develop ed into leaders along chose
Ines AID have done some of the world 5
hest work
What is real or natural order in the
perfect silence, or tn
freedom which allows movements when
the gaining Of information is warted
Implauting a taste for reading WA
jeemed a matter Of prime importance
Even q collegiate training without II
4mouats to little, while many are we
informed. yes, educated in the best
sense from reading alone. A few care
fully selected books for each school tC
he read by parents too Of thev can he
per.utd-d) are helpful. Literature
study. consisting Of selection or enti
/ books from authors to be used daily a
regular text- books and preceded by
reading a biography by the author, il
j an impolant hep. Following Thu
wrtev th ough several aaoks ar'arin'
! ila.e We spirit that inspired alw ha
contributed o formation . tharac
zen and So resulted ia greater permt
s--ss-as-1- isaa 81 aatas,~~r''.~. p.0A
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Mrs. Neva T. shumsker.et al ! In Chance.
2I2l Va. nv Cour,
Raymond Trimble, ct al.
By virtue Of decree of the Chancerv
Court Of said County. rendered in the
above styled cause on the "a day Of April
A. d. 1905 at the April Term, A. d 1906 Of
said Court, I, the undersi Ened. duly ap-
pointed Special Commissioner In said
cause will on Monday the Bird day Of Sep
tember A. d. 1906 between the hours nj
eleven o'clock a m. and four p. M. sell at
the front door Of the Court House in the
City Of Macon in said Noxubee county. to
the highest bidder or bidders. fer cash
upon confirmation Of the sale, the follow
ing described real estate situated in the
County of Noxubee in the State Of Nissis-
s3pi, tO-wit: That certain realty in frac-
tional block 81 in the City Of Macon de-
scrlbed In the pleadings in said cause and
known as the Mrs. Julian Edwards house
and lot and more particularly described ~
beginning ut point on the west side nt
West street a distance Of $50 chains north
~ the southeast corner OF the lot of Y w
Brame ,Nhe said s.e. corner being at iho in
tersPrtIon of West street and eight stre"i),
running north for the said point on the
west side OF west street distance OF 20
chains'along the west side Of West street,
thence west a distance OF $50 chains,
thence south a distance OF 6l5 chains,
thence east distance Of 4.S3 chains, thence
south 4 distance nt II links. thence east
distance Of 300 chains to the point OF be-
ginning, containing $40 acres.
Dated this the 81 day Of July A. d. 1906.
Z. r. DORRoH
Special Commissioner.
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George Daniel Eichelberger.

The aboye-named gentleman
died at his home just across the
line IN Winston county on Satur-
day, August 18th, from a relapse
of typhoid fever, from which he
had suffered for several weeks.
He had been, during his illness.
with his sister, Mrs. Felix Grace,
in Macon. where he been carefully
InurSed. and returned to his home
only a few days before his death.
1t is supposed that the trip home
was more than his strength could
stand. Mr.. George Eichelberger
was born one mile from where he
died at MashuIavilIe Mss, MAY
30, 1865. He married Miss
Fletcher Knox in 1875 Mr..
EichcIberger was a consistent
member of the Baptist church for
twenty two years, and belonged to
a large family in this county whose
name has always been indicative
ofgood citizenship'and uprightne.s
of life. He was confined to the
bed for more than three years and
was a great sufferer and during it
all he maintained that patience
md submission which Is the fruit
Il Of Christian life. He leaves a
wife. his mother, several children
and four sisters and two brothers
to mourn his loss He was laid
to rest in MashulayilIe cemetery
Sunday morning at II. o'clock
Rev A. j. Thames officiating,
May the God of all grace COM
fort and keep the bereaved ones
unto that day when all mankind
shall be called into his presence.
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Wolf Chase on 0ktoc.

Messrs. viii and Walter Taylor, JEFF
Bell, Gully Moore, and other sportsmen
Of the Lynn Creek neighborhood have
had great sport lately catching wolves
on Oktoc creek. which runs into Noxu-
bee from Oktibbeha county, 1t wat
supposed when the wolves we're first
chased, that it was a red fox, but wher
It was caught after four hours chase
proved to be half grown wolf. Five
have been caught in the past month
four young ones and an old one. 1t is
not thought that they have ever done
any real damage. very few sheep being
in that part of the county.
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Did Not Sign Grand Jury's Report.

Aubrey, Miss, Aug. u, 1906.
Editor of The Beacon,
Will you let me know on what au
thorlty you had my name put to the
grand jury's report. see it there and
| say it is there without my knowledge
or consent. Hoping to hear from you
| am Yours friend,
r. BREWER
THE BEACON was furnished with the
typewriter's carbon sheet copy of the
grand jury S report, without the names
Of the members Of thelgrand jury signed
and without knowing that any member
Of that body had refused Ito sign at
tached their names 1t seems that not
outstanding the jury brought in 446
true bills, for both yenial and mortal
crimes against the State, Mr. Brewer
did not believe in even numbers and
wanted one more, and tho balance Of
the jury failing TO agree with him, he
refused to sign the report. Having
been a member OF an inquisitorial body
with Mr.. Brewer the writer knows tie
gentleman's capabilitiesin that line and
the satisfaction and even delight he
takes from a purely sense Of duty to his
country in ferreting out all manner and
kinds of crimes, and believes that the
success that attended the sitting of the
late body is largely due to his insatio-
bic appetite in that line.
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.iNail,."

Mails are a mighty good thing-par-
ticularlv finger nails but don t be-
lieve they we're intended solely for
scratching-though use mine largely
for that purnose for several years was
sorelv affected and had it to do, One
application of Hunts Cure, however,
relieved my itch and less than box
cured me entirely
j. NJ. WARD, Index, Texas
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Citation Notice.

The State OF Mississippi.
James Clark, Comp't In the Chaneery
No, 2Sl1 vs. }Court OF NoXubee
Ella Clark, defendant, County,
To Ella Clark whose postofiice address is
Mobile, Ala.
fore the Chancellor ofour said Chanrorv
Court at q term thereof to be holden at the
Court House. In the City of Macon, III said
county. on the Fourth Monday in October.
4. D.. 1905. then and there to plead an
swer or demur to the Bill Of. COMPLAINT In
said cause wherein you are defendant.
Witness NV signature and the seal Of
said court affixed at nv Office in City or
Macon. this I, day OF August 1906.
z. T. DoRROH, CleIk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-08-18

Most victims,of appendicitis are those
who are habitually toustipatel Orino
Laxative Frnit Syrup cure chronic cor
stpltiOn by stimulating the liver and
b wells and estores the natural action #
the bowels. 0 mo Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nauseate or gripe and is mi d
md pleasant to take Refuse sub. t
tutes. For sale by J f. Jones,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-08-18

Hors oa. Ackermn aad elm have
each received their pro rata + the
anornt appropriated at the Annual
Meeting Tor relief of repdy prsonagcs,
lS700 co. Three other applicants re-
man 20 be provided for.
Charges a,king ana receiving help
from h W. II. NJ. s shonld at onc-
rg lize IN Auxiliar / i,a lament
able fact thai sons vi be charges thu,
cele among the hr,t TO r celvtd help
orgauiz lti0n Of TIE SOCIETY,", are now
the hardest to interest ana the least res
pousivs to appeals tor any caure, Let
ga ia Aux II ry asst u ir I2'
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Our Homes

4 new fea ure of Our II IN i, 10 b. "a
monthly letter from tue President Of
the Wom n's Board Mis- Belle H.,
Bennett, explaining the diff rent phases
Of the work. The Jul, number give
In-truc ions in regard to Funds ]
is well worth The subscription price OF
30 cents per year,
he says; During the last fiscal vel
The women VINO pas 10 cents pc month
doe, have aided IN uatijina ~ home,
Ter preachers g3 .ber ana in
fha 20 ar- o orc Hizs iaH dese
.be.aed % uaa4d / 81 g. E
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Citation Notice.
State of Mississippi

Laura Little. comp't In the Chan
No 2S09 Ys. Gerry Court of
Jim Little defendant. NoXubee Co.
To Jim Little whose post office address is
not known:
We command you to he and appear be
fore the Chancellor Of our said Chancery
Court ut q term thereof to be holden At the
Court House. in the City Of Macon. in said
county on the Fourth Monday in Octohsr
4: D. 1905. then and there to plead, an'wer
or deuur to the Bill OF Complaint in said
cause whereinyou are defendant.
Witness my signature and the seal Of said
Court affixed at nv office in the CITY Of Ma
con. tn 30 day of July 1906.
Il. T, DORRoH, Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-08-18

We learn that MissBessie Parsons has
secured a splendid position in the High
School at Macon, Miss and will 90 there
in time for the opening Of school in sep
temher Mrs Parsons is a teacher Of
consid able ability one Of Judgment
and exl erience, and we wish her every
success and happiness in her new po.it-
tion.-Summit Sentinel
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Business Notice.

1t is impossible for n to do a lug
time credit business, and those who
have an unpaid account of lung san =
ing will save me the euuharrrssmrn mt OF
refusing credit, which feel l. nm ahso-
lnte necessity. Plea'e bear this II
mind-either paw your account or pay
me cash Z. \ tEkll.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-08-18

The Oil we struck is the Oil that has
stuck while others have passed away,
simply because it cures your pains,
Aches Brui SEES, Sprains, Cuts and Burns
quicker than any others kown remedy.
Hunt Lightning Oil. 1t 5 find for CHG
ger bites also.
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An Appeal.

Our President has appealed to { Aux
iliaries to raise thu am unit neg- Sa1y.
$50 90.
This applicant Is s-nt in response
many prayers for trained workers, and
this appeal should be needed p,omptly
rs TIM for preparation is short We
need many more trained workers.
nur HMM
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Modest Claims Often Garry the Most Convictions.

When Maxim, the famous gun inyen-
tor, placed his gun brfor, commit G
of Judges. he stated its carrying power
Ia be mnch below what he felt snre the
gnn s4a.d arcom1hsh Ire result OF
the ln5l was therefore great surprise,
inta Of DISAPPOINTMENT Il is the
SINE wan the manufacturer Of Cham
herian's Gle. Ghohra snd lliarEh4sa
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Booth LOwery at New Bethel.

Booth Lowery, humorist, satirist
reader and impersonator, will lecture at
New Bethel church, near Cliftonville,
on Tuesday, Aug. 2lst. at p. m. The
public are cordially invited to attend
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Real Estate Transfers.

Mr., H. II. Brooks Jr bought this
week at acution sale Mrs. L A Boglv's
residence in Macon; consideration,
S323O.O0
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1t all depends on the price you pay.
your own ideas, and the tailors who
do the work.
$25 to $35 is a lot of money for bad
or Indifferent clothes, but placed in
the hands of the right tailor it means
q suit that Is good.
If your inclination runs to that amount
we would like to do you the good
service of taking your measure.
500 patterns Of high grade g"!o.ys l:aa Representative
Gd.V. Price & Company
adDEGCS 10 SelSCD ICM Bsrcha Tal0,
Sold at PATTY BROS. CASH STORE Macon. Miss.
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Wanted to Buy.

Some Jerseys cows and heifers, also
some hi.h grades, Address me a.
Bent Oak, Miss giving number, iage'
and prices L. G. HINES,
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Notice..

Merchants are hereby warned not to
charged goods to me without written
rider for same Cannot be responsible
otherwise WILL MALLARD,
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WANTED--To rent two rooms; con-
nected unfurnished preferred. Ad-
dress with terms and references.
pa Summit, Miss,
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For Rent.

My residence in Brooksville For par
ticu ars.appIy to Mr.. jim Memories Of
that p ace A, BLEWETT.
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Whore GO-FLY goes lies viii not 60
Use it on your hrses and cattle Sold
by W ". Shannon & Son,
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Gatanice roq-t At Roger Is CO... a
7 coats rer pound
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|e Macon Beacon
Local and Personal.

E. P 1atum and son are with
4 FlADlco
W. F. Patty has returned from
No Columbus
Pnd Ms John W Patty Jr" are
pom Mont Eagle,
' Lucy Ferris and Maria Tyson
Fling in alcrhc'n
bud Mr.. W S. etsgqers visited
h Columbus hi, w-ck.
P'") 'locF."u il IL attractive
Nj" E'ir Lee S',ggers.
Hattie c~'a has roturned from
0 fcIa'i ". in 'c-rIian.
Hopia Johnson Of >tlantagis Wis
cousin. "re HUDSON.
Dora Brown Foil. OF Mobile. is
her mother Mrs Brown.
b. NJ Pr"v'ce. If Columbus, is
her motNcr RS S. A. Scales.
y H. CAIN r"'u'n-Ilast Sunday
VISIT to r'l'lires and friends OF
as t. Robertson. merchant and
y De'rhr''k, was in the city on
Thuyday
'n'- B o @s - Mos Pn'nt is
ming gn"' NJ hcr cousin, Miss
olman,
hOcI Dorroh spcrt several DAYS
Fonntry vi, week visiting Miss
lac Martin.
vary tloIm'n has returned from
West and is with her mother
B. Holman.
= T. Kennedy. of Louisville,
city the first of the week at
circuit court
W.T. Syk'' Episcopal reator,
y eFVlccS in the Pre- sbyterian
'Nuay morning and evening.
:" hughes Of Memphis, Tenn. !,
'Pcnu'ng a few DAYS this week
v'0'ner' Mr. |. L. Hughes,
'c''le Lee Holt after "a visit to
!, '"pe has retuaned to her
Macon Miss Meridian Star.
"'S. H. II. Brooks, Sr,, re.
I,''0ay from a visit to rela.
KANSAS, tennessee and Kea-
ay Bush and Willie Alen
!. wy Oh party wlio went on
'p near Columbus last
b zane has returned from the
a. encampment at Blne
w while there she was the
:" olara Thompson.
N.Y., ,sa'e May Martin entsrk
s ,a'ef Of friends last
, ,ms'' honor of
'"pdi', T.nn.~A
b, wiz
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Tacky Party.

On Friday night Aug. 10th quite a
number of people enjoyed swell enter
tainment at the home of Mr. L. T.
Coles given in honor Of Miss Matte
Cole who is visiting relatives and
friends. Two prizes were awarded, first
to Mr.. Oscar Cole for being the "silliest
person present. TWAS a,blne "bandona
handkerchief. And Miss Susie Mauldin
was the lucky young lady to get the
prize, for being the "tackiest' of them
all it was lovely bottle Of perfume
When the prizes were given delicious
refreshments swere served As the old
hall clock chimed two the guests made
their departure, all reporting delight
ful time QUEST
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.eure Hs, Fsver and SUMMER Colds.

A.. j. Nusbaum, Batcsvil'e tntafa,
writes. Last year suffered for three
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Miss Margaret Boyd, who has been
taking a course at the University Of
of Chicago, returned the first Of this
week and is with her brother, Capt f.
| B Boyd
Mr. T. J, Patty has been in Winston
for a month. lie say crops in that
section are fine allovcr the county, and
that louisville has improved wonder
fully since the road was built
Hon. F. NJ. Johnson, Of Escatawpa,
Miss, grand chancellor Of the X. Of P's
was in the city Thursday to confer with
Deputy Grand Chancellor |. L. Dorroh
on business pertaining to the order,
Mr. Bob Evans and DR.. Maughs
Brown had a-fne days sport with the
trout in Mr.. j. S Combs pond near
Shuqualak this week They caught
about % pounds, most Of them with n
troll.
Miss Ada Nav Hepernick and brother
Donald nf Sunshine, Msa'ps Lizzie and
Eva Cole also brother Oscar of Aubrey
were gupOts Of Miss Annie Nav Martin
and brothers for several 'davs and at
tended the EIou picnic on Friday last
Mr. Wash Dantzler who has been in
the county for several weeks wos in Ma
con Thursday He has been at the
home of his sister, Mrs. ]. b. Cunning
ham. He will return to his home in
Fitzpatrick, AIa, the first Of next week
Nr. Britt Moore was in the city Thurs.
dav and reports lust an average cotton
crop in his section, which unlike the
eastern section of the county, has suf-
fercd from lack Of rain We are glad
to hear from him of the recovery of his
eldest daughter who has been very III
with typhoid fever for more than a
month.
Mr.. w + Doyle, who moved to NoN-
ubee county from Bowling Green, Ken
lucky about five years ago and has
since been in the timber business in the
Lynn Creek neighborhood became a
naturalized citizen Of this county this
week by sitting on the jury and sub
scribingIto THE BEACON,
An enjoyable German was given on
Monday complimentary to anumoer OF
visitors. Among the number we're
Misses Maria McQuiston of Aberdeen,
Florence Cohen of Sheffield, Ala, Jean
McCrosby of Holly Springs, Pattie Cox
Of Carrolton, Marqnerite Bin'on and
EVELYN 'yindham OF stone Aia1 5c5se
Washington Of West Point and Misses
Green 81 jackson.
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RANGERS SALE.

I will on Monday, Sept. 3rd in front
OF the court house door in city Of
Macon sell one'nale red steer takeu up
tvJ.B Potte list 5, on Monde
Sept sd o .er is about
old marked yallsw
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-08-18

SUIIIIHtI WV y VI
|,rfered with my tus n s.,
| gbe symp'cms { h4y
{tr'a prescription did r {
}A,.d / took several med
d 10 op'v aggrsvsif
" | i sisted 4
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-08-18
Liquor Sellers Again caaghbl

Susie smith. Minerva Aills Mag
Jefferson. and Lille Fisher negro WOO
- i-ae 10. having
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-03-30

Mrs. w. ]. Harrison, of Fredericks-
burg, and Chas. Newcomb, of North
Carolina, sister and brother respectively
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. Mitchell, are
visiting at Irvington Beach.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-03-30
LANCASTER CIRCUIT COURT.

Presumed since last pub'icationO
Commonwealth VS.. Tom Ashburn. on
Thursday was submitted to Jury with
out argument. Acquitted.
Commonwealth VS.. Garfield Williams
(colored), forgery. Two years in peni-
Tertiary.
Commonwealth VS.. Charlie Buck Dam
eron and Allen Crallie (both coloredD
for breaking in store of T. F. Warren,
at Shutdown. Case postponed to con-
tinued term of the court, to be held Fri
day, April6, owing to sickness of Warne,
Ball, ESQ.,, attorney for prisoners.
The special grand jury, which wa.
adjourned over from the first day Of
term on account of absence of witnesse.
summoned, resumed its investigation OF
Thursday, 22nd. Indictments were foun,
against Charley Chance, of Weems, anc
his clerk, Ed. Somers, for breakin,
local option law.