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RoBBeRY.-On saturday night the

R0BBeRY.-On saturday night the
ftore OF G. NJ. Cruzat was robbed OF
BILLS. The clerk. MIR. Crnzat be-
ing absent, made affidavit against
Wm. Barner, George Washington
hnd VIM. Moore. The latter a boy
pfered to turn States evid ence and
fell oil he knew about it, and said
hat the other two parties had large
POLLS OF money Of the BARRIERS shop,
sunday morniug. consisting OF SO
many VS. so many Is &c aud evil
identity showed he was very well post
|ed o n that money question. CRUZ,
Coming home worked on Moore and
|'ie at last consented 10 tel! where it
was, which after much lying. ne
pld aud said Luke Henry had
nt. Luke was found at Moss
FONT and brought TO his home at
scranton and asked for the money
when be walked into the house aud
TOOK IRON about the bed $104. 10.
lie said Billy Moore had given it to
MIN and asked him to keep it for
pm and acknowledged that he had
f'oien 1t, yet Luke seemed to be moral.
" and legally ob,ivious TO the fact
mat any wrong apperlained TO his
shafe Of the transaction, bat he will
nave plenty Of time to run mate over
Tue affair as he chews the bitter cud
OF repentance. together with William,
"a 'he COUNTY Jail. where they were
assigned M default of the little
amount Of $500 each in tho way oil
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DIVINE Sc vrcEs.-Rev. B. Jones Of
he Methodist Church will bold Divl e
)ervlce AT Mo Poiut IN the Is, aud Ord.
bnpdsys OF each mouth ut III ocIoc A
J., and at 7 p. NJ.
Prayer Meetings every Thursday night
y 7 O'Clock.
4 On the 81 Sundays a. the mouth, at
II A. NJ. and 4 P. M st Scranton
kss"lT is hoped tile Pabllc generally
kill attend. II
REGULAR PREACHING Ell. J. B, Ham
berlin Baptism will hereafter preach
monthly at ~
Ocean Springs, lat sunday.
Pass Christian, Ord in the Masonic
Hall.
Moss Point, 4 h snpd,v.
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DESCRIPTION OF TWO OF THE
LANGLEY MURDERERS.
Levy CRANBERRY.


He is a mliatto. not very bright color
abont SIX feet high, wears whisb err on
Is erin, wbiskers not very long nor l,rSa,
bnt rather senteel snail must che, THU
Caucaeian nose. thin lips, kinks hair, long
srus ardl. gs, and sparely built. Throws
mis- toes slightly out when waking u>n-
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on the whole, rather pleasant hacking.
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n time IeAusa little forward III walking.
d Us NOT talk much.
DIT voNNER
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eight inches high /; hair ! ks al of his rec a
wears small whisg' re on his chin 10
mastache ; large nose bat not fiat pre'ty
heavy set in frame, though not fleah,
Has a decd d sioop in waking rhr wing
his toes a little out. TIA ks II good deal,
I'D talks prss,y we'll. ; very pleasant II
his mann r. sonnet mes c ANS the name
IF j hu BIhyan. W
We are IN hor zsi tn state there will he
a re- ward If 800 aca offer d -otn, by tn
citizens for tur above described persons
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Almost every mail bri "a the inquiry from
, me brother Patron, WIFI you receive and
sell our wool. hides, br.swax talluw, butter
CHICKENS eggs vegetables ffuIt, feathers stock,
efe T. VS. | Am here to sr!l any rrrt lHntah,e
aficie. aid III any hefchnit abie form yoI wish
To ,cud ! ard desire 1t understood llui the
came rains viii be taken It. the good Mafrunls
chicsens, eggs feathers, etc = The Husband
mans cotton, sug9r. giaIu or otLer pf0dncis.
Send IT, mad feel assured that the interests OF
al viii Ds Wcil wa eircd.
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DIED.

Died Friday morning Oct. 10th 1874, Julia
Fanny, Youngest daughter of Moses and Nancy
Ellenor Golf, aged eight years.
Died Friday evening Oct. 18th 1874, Nancy
Ellenor, wife of Moses Golf, in her i4th year.
4 led Friday evening Oct. 23d 1874, Eloise
Elizabeth, daughter of Moses aud Nancy Ellenoi
Gof aged IL years and eleven months.
Died Sunday Oct 18th. 1874 Theodore Alice
only daughter Of Theo.W w. and Julia A. Howe
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Earn-st inquiries coneto this Agency asking.
Can ven fur ,ish ample m ,chim : Of the various
Kind =, While | would I've glad. 10 answer III
the affirm iiive, u wnati he Impossible. re
qairing ri, immense ,.utlhy' ettap'iti 10 obviaie
these dificuii ir-, | have ituitd It large, central
" located building lr a Grange Exposition
Building Manufacturers a"e charged u YEARLY
r. uiut, Just sutirieni to pay rent IL re Pd'auns
can select The kud If machin.ry de ed Each
iaachiue wiz have an il the nahs,fl siar-rs' name
nd the ], g,lar price. At the Office Patrons car
irHrm HE discount allowed 10 members of the
ORDER. Patrons rect a-enred that "nly tn.
heel implement aud those IN ,de by mNnufaciur-
ers who are whiting 10 make good discounts
in view OF The fact that we puehrse largely aud
Tor ea-h every advantage 10 inuIe TO your bene
ht eau anu viii he obtained.
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We tfe Riad % So baok at bone
Cnpt.. Pol Royal sad Fletcher after
several months %ai-csec the fomcr
we believe has been atsrnt ab4cf Es
month";. Who arrived Thursday
night from Tabasco. dcxico. by way
of Vera Cruz. These gentlemen ha q
alI been engaged IN mdeayoriLg 10
got aaJat tie .iip 81. Paul, which
vas wrecked at T4basco last spring.
aud bought by capt Poi. She was q
ine vessel Of llU0 tons which went
ashore on o smooth sandy beach with
a gentle wind and wa uninjured. She
now lies, says Capt. Royal who furn-
i.hcs Us the data, IN II feet water
forward and s feet aft, but having
sprung a leak it is necessary to have
a steam pump to relieve her OF the
water before anything mere can he
done, and Tor this the parties waited
bot being disappoiu cd in receiving
it, returned home Tor the time being
They report Mexico 'chock fall" o
lumber, every port filed ana the mar
ket glutled.
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J have made speeiA arrangements for the
pugchnse OF sugar, Coif e Moiasses Rice and
salt thereto e. IL you desire the best of these
articles. at cheaper rates than Won eau possibly
buy tiem in yonr ciiics, send down your snr-
plus quantities of wheat coru oats meat etc.
where good prices are ALWAYS obtained, nd
ge. in return aftisles which ron need and plnst
! large crop.
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PRICES Wit TELL-,od everybody
''lis tbs price, that the Cheapest ani
Best Clothing cen be purchased only at
he NJ. mmoth Clothing House of NJ. p.
LEVY & Co, Mo-. IL, Is, aud 40
North Wafer street. Mobile, Alabama.
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SEW cJRCUIT COURT DIS
TRfCT hill

FEsr DisTKiCT-JUD0E CHANDLER
h. the county Of Hancock. on The st. Monday
Msy and 40, emier aud couiinne " days
|In the county Of Harrison, M the ari Monday
/ April and October, aud continue ~ DAYS
Ia the %couuty'oi Jsekton' on me ist hoAa
April and October. IN n%uiinue " DAYS,
IIn III. county 81 Perry on tho first Monday
March and September, aud continue FIX frye.
|In the county Of jones, ON the 2nd M"rdhy OF
arch aud September and continue Fix days
In the comfy Of Marion, on the 5rd. Mon-
" Of Msre.i and Sept, aud c%ontinne ak days.
In the county Of Pearl. on the 4th, Monday
March and September, and continue Elk days
ks
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Nep Orleans June lat, 1874.
To DEALERS. IN IRON lies,
Planters aud Country Merchants geaeraHy.
Geutlsmsn
We most sincerely tsnder our thanks
for yonr very l.berai support aud patronage OF
The celebrated ARROW TIE,' and here
BY des re to advise you that we ARE now pre-
pared to meet the demands of all our patrons re
qairiag the we'll known irrepressibie ARROW
1fs, aad other open " side hot, Cotton Ties:
having ON hand the largest stock ever held
throughout the cotton States, which we author
ize sold in any quantity under full guarantee as
as regards euah'y. and at the lowest market
rates. by our agents IN the following cities
New Orleans. La. Mobile. IA.
Memphis. Tenn. Montgomery, Ala
lonis, lie XIV. Atlanta Ga.
st. Louis. Mo. Macon, Ga
Galveston. Texas. Savannah, a..
Charleston. $ c. y iimlnvton n. c
Petersburg. Va. Norfolk. Va.
Baltimore. Md. New York.
Very respectfully.
n. w. RayHe r. Co.,
GENERAL AGENTS.
sspl2-3m Late Bartlett \ Rayuel
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HANCEhY COURr-FIRsr DISTRICT
W. G.. HENDERSON. Chancellor.

In she county Of Perry. on the first Monday of
hnuary, April. July, aud October, and continue
* days.
In the county of Green, on the second MohdaY
\ January, Anil, July aud October, aud con-
|nuc ak days
Ia the e. unity of Jsekson at the thisd Monday
h january, April July aud October. aud continue
kelve DAYS.
IN the countyo Of Harrison. on the first Mon ny
her the forth Monday of January, Aprli, Jul?
aud and continue twelve days.
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fHa sn CO.. D. uf ff n 1904.
ftd Vet RI re W.amH.F em -
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Exhibitors At the Grange Exposition
Rnii ding.

III reply to numerous inquiries az to what will
be receiv, 4 on exhibition. 1 answer, ANYTHING
needed aud useful to The farmer but only
iiose tlIiugs which have real merit vii prove
se,viceable to the farmer. TIE amount of space
not vet taken ~ limited. annfactnrels of any
but really desirable articles will not ind it ad
vatngeous 10 their Interest to send samples. On
all manufactures # real utility AID merit we
will4idvance ihe freight. Our object IN estab-
lisiing Il Grange Exposition is 10 enable The
members of our Order to select f ON among the
samples ON exhibition here such articles as are
particularly adapted to their wants aud to
know whore aud ofwhom the best aud cheap
est eau be obtained ! am here il the interest
of the members of our Order, and will not, in
ny instance, try tn induce the :; les of any
maaufaciprer over others; there fore, whatever
percentages Won have to offer to induce sales,
make then on prices asked As We are diversi-
fling our Productions and probihle barge crops,
ur want fnr NV and Improved agricultural ma
chm nv will be greater this season than ever be
I re. The business season is now near at ha nd
txhi i'ors should forward samp'es at once. 20 in
sure large orders. Bea in mind IN pricing
that we pay cash for every article ordered and
expect the most favorable terms.
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Jusricg CouRrs-Reguiar terms # Justice
Court will he held IN District No. 3 as follows.
lo-wil: At Moss pointon the second Saturday,
md at Scranton on the first Monday after they
|ourtb Saturday in each mouth
w. n. UOLTON. J. p.
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Is now needed. Patrons have n surplus wi | do
well 10 forward il TO this Agency at once. To
Pati uns of Lnuisiana who have ordered. yonr
orders can probably be filed by the 18th to
goth of September.
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seass1oz Missfsstrrf
Rciail Dealer in Liquors. Tobacco
and Cigars. Whiskies Of oil kinds.
Wines. Ale. Porter aud Lager Beer.
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CHOICE FfNILY' okOCEkfEs
aAcoN. souS OATS. &c.
DRY GOODS ANnsFk OTION
Hosts sss shoes
n1t21iy Quick sales and Small Profits
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Statistics of Draw Poker.

Whatever may be the result of the
alterations of the transit of Venus, they
cannot compare in practical utility With
the benefit that can be derived from Il
table of 'poker probabilities. An
able statistician has, with infinite labor
compiled table whereby the changes
and chances which may occur in a game
of poker may be told at a glance. For
instance, 1857, $50 different hands can
be dealt with a pack of cards; 1902, $40
will contain less than pair, and ], 1896,
420 Que pair or more. The latter hands
divide into ,09S, $40 of one pair, "a ,912
of threes, 125; 632 of two pairs, 10000
straights, 5,107 fushes, 3,774 fulls, GA
fours and 40 straight fushes. With
this table in one hand and your cards in
the other, it will take very smart man
to get the best of you i'll little game
OF draw. If, i'll the course of 81, 974
deals your adversary holds two straight
fushes, look at the table will convince
you that something is wrong, and if
fours are played on you more than once
in 4 462, instead of drawing your cards,
draw your revolver and "call'' for the
police, and when theytake him you take
the pool
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A Bird Ghost Story.

The Athenaum, noticing book on
birds, says: =" Birds have great fear of
death. A hen canary belonging to the
author died while nesting and was
buried. The surviving mate was re-
moved to another cage; the b eeding-
cage itself was thoroughly purified,
cleansed, and put aside till the follow
ing spring. Never afterwards, however,
could any bird endure to be in that
cage. The little creatures fought and
struggled to get out, and if obliged to
remain, they huddled close together
and moped and were thoroughly I'M
happy, refusing to be comforted by any
amount of sunshine or dainty food.
The experiment was tried of introduce
ing foreign birds, who were not even i'll
the house when the canary died, nor
could, by any possibility, have heard OF
her through other canaries. The result
was the same; no bird would live i'll
that cage. The cage aoas haunted, and
the author was obliged to desist from
all further attempts to coax OF force any
bird to stay III it. :"
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OLD HUMBUGs DIsCARDED.-Th k
heaven, the old-school practice is pass
ing away. Ipecac, aloes, calomel, Bills
tering, the lancet, and worse than alb,
medicated rum, have given place to a
new remedy, which bids fair to become
the universal mcdicine Of mankind.
VINEGAR BIrTERs is that remedy. 1t is
destined to take precedence of all other
curatives now before the world. The
pharmacopeia and conspectus of the
regular Faculty contain nothing that
will compare with it. Every day hun
dreds of the sick are emancipating them
selves from systems of treatment which
entail great ,xpenG" n"d do no good
and are flying to this cheap and abso
lutely certain means of relief. Dyspep-
STA, rheumatism, liver complaint, peri
odic fevers, sick headache, kidney
diseases, constipation, nervous aztec
tons, and iii short all maladies, acute OF
chronic, which do not involve the ire
parable injury of some vital organ, ar,
c1lred by this },,t1'e i1oicohoiic rcgetdbit
restorative - Com
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Il. Y. PIERCE, Nj. D., Buffalo. \. Y.
I,ctt' or ---7i-Vur ia wa. 10 5s.s, --~v<iru'i
intended to have written to you several weeks
since concerning the improvement i'll my
used one bottle of Favorite Prescription with
the best results, although | will admit / was
somewhat discouraged after lis use for "A short
time only. | took it under very disadvanta-
geous circumstances-hav the supervision
of the house. and during the season of house
cleaning | was obliged, through tie i'll com-
potency of help, to do more than ought, and
of course, suffered dreadfully; lifted when
ought not to have raised my hand. and did al
| could to bring ''order out of chaos but
upon laying aside all cares and continuing the
remedy, | find, after using less than one bot
tie. to be so much benefited that | have dis
continued the use, with no leturn of the
symptoms OF which / wrote you. | have suf-
fered terribly. and what added to my distress
was the consciousness Of not procuring relief
from ordinary sources. At times it seemed
about impo sible to stand. so great was the
distress. All of those severe neuralgia pains
have disappeared; they were so bad at times
could hardly walk without some external press
sure. They seem to have left me like magic
suddenly, and have had no return: all Other
symptom have been removed The severe
weakness and fantness have disappeared, and
| can go up stairs with comparative ease now
| would have Informed you ere this ofmy i'm
provement, for ! appreciated it, but | was fear
full 1t was only transient benefit Wa receiving
butt think sufficient time has cap 5ed to con
slider the beneficial results permanent Accep
of mysbe st wishes for your future SUCCESS anC
your kindness i'll advising me.
Very truly.
MRs. VI. NETTIE SNYDER.