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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-10

JERRiNs HOUSES Patent Non Explosive
Lamps LET. IL i' perie"tly 'afe from e1pIO.
IecIy ciean on account Of Grip apparstus I IL
np's me MIRO IeSs oil In proportion 10 light given
Ni"ou' door. Would refer to Rev & IIor kipE
~ho has useo them for year. All ossiripg a p.y.
leGtiy safe lamp should have none Of tie O.
them. irr'sle At manufacturer prices by
Oct. I~13. W. s. MASON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-10

DEhhL's Winnie GIycerinc.- This preparation
rcnetrafes The skin without rjury dscnIoriziDg
~ Spos and cHectuaIly remover the various r. uIts
OF me oFnPexion il bIeAcbes the skip 20 marvel
@ "nteness' er"dIcstss all Ppots. freckes, tan,
mud patches, black worms or grUbs, impurities
and di,cOiOrations Of every kind For snie bv
Charle'iown. June II. BELLER
hIoNEH, Time, Labor End Lea. her Saved, BY
n, nsing JAc1uOt Co.'s CeleDTated French
July 1873. q ~ pPTFEp
hshiNG CRYsTLL--Flspnels and deIirate
c"Iored articles become beautifully clean
Wh zen washed With the Crystal. For saIs BY
|h't'csto~n L. E. BELLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-10

~ ter, all kinds of Lamps, French, NTsson's and
Ladies Shoe Polish, at WI MAsoN's.
ENiSE and Coarre Bonts st Goldsmith Tvi,
fEonfs. q. w LITTLEJOHS in Charge
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-10

{ H. PAINTINGS --Thc facat iInd of oil Paint
lnEs now for sale toy GEO 7. LIGHT
SCHOOL BOOES-My stock of Books IL COM
- plete, comprising Histories. Readers AritA-
rnetcs, Grammsrd English and other Iangua ges
Will sell all Schoo! Books time to responsible
parties. GEO T LIGHT.
TI'OBACCOS Pride of Virginia at 75c: Durham
Genuine n IS: pog'siI7U; GravcIy CaeEiog.
Heather Chinee at 81. The beat Tobacco in town.
Oct. Z, 1873 GEO. T. LIGHT.
DURE Sherry. Madeira, Port, Hook ADD cl.ret
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-10

to report bill to remove the ccInma, in &C.
cordance with the intent OF the law of 1872
The amount Of tax Illegally collected is not
far from 5000, 00O-Er.
y Dung lady Cat the -office). eff I
don't get letter BY this mail want to know
what he was doing Sunday, that's all"
st Louis's wickedest man has died and
gone to Chicago. His successor will be Sc
lected by competitive examination.
- Dakota has been doing sums and finds
that she has only three-eigh,s Of a white man
to an acre of ground.
-" Fea'hers and NOISE, " is the head line
over an article in BufoiO paper about
poultry show.
italian "IndepeDdenco"-Ozgau grind
ers refusing 20 move on.
- Felt slipPers-Those felt by children in
their rude young days
Centenarions-Pe People who live long
enough to reach par
"A bad egg is Dot choice egg, but is
hard to beat
Is taking hack 'he drs; stsge Of con-
A boarding esta6iisimeDt-A carpen>
ter's shop.
- What has cat that ro,hing else has
m"sovereisn' Ren,edy-payipg twenty
shilIings on the G
Parts ITrkoown-PIaees where people
do not advertise
An Tp+sI!sc,r,I Ia. ut .,.
ment Of an idea
-An Arch Designer-0!d Keystone, the
bridge builder
An-arrow EscsPe-A slip when bend
ing ones beam
Hennery-Ghe headquarters of lay
association.
Lying-The art OF using the truth with
frugality.
- The best substitute for coal-Tarm
weather.
= Undress Uniform-The costume worn
by Adam.
= Chimney sweep-Oue who alvsJ, fol
lows SCOT.
Damp shee.s-1be Atlantic and Pacific
A legal tender-A lawyer minding his
board of Trate"-A t.ilor's work
bench
-"MiIr' MaDager-Referee at a prize
switch-A nObby turnout Gu the Oh .ir
line.
selfimposed Taz-TaziDg ones mem,
ory-
Summer salt New York yachtsmau.
Police ''Bored"-The New Yer; public.
shrew q Man One who marries scolG.
Hallway Resort-The locomotive whistle.
Organic Eruption Pimples en- the nose.
- Men of the TINE ChOuoDetor makers.
White Nan-I'he pale of civilization.
- Music Mastcr-A man of cro.chets.
Lively Step Sister-A ballet dancer.
Mean Acknowledging an insult.
Waters Convenient go>bctwcens.
Chsron-The man who cats Styx.
- Hair-Dresser-A Crown Minister.
OF High Birth-Born in an attic.
Light Swindles-Gas companies.
- Regular "Celr'-A honey-comb.
-KnOtty Affair-Getting married.
Piece JubiIee-A quilting party.
Flash NOte-A peal of thunder.
Centre of Gravity-The letter Y.
State Lino-Tho hangmsn's rope.
-CrOquet- Billiards Como to grass.
-brews-Lager-beer makers.
- Balloons Tremendous swelIs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-10

= Felt slippers-Those felt By children in
their rude young DAYS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-10

DuRE Sherry. Madeira Port, Hook aud Claret
l Vince, cold BY GEO. T LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-10

CHARLES H. BAUGHER aud |
Daniel b. Lucas, Trustee,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-10

-Centenarions-PeOPle who live long
enough to reach par
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-13

L BasR BALI MI. 0et~eea the
Eagle and Oriental baseball clubs
.pouios>. Oh saturday, .ciuitcd ~ No.
x!,n :ad.ca,.J. nancy:
r,..Iu- ~ ~,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-13

Out: EIns
VIZ ar.Rp some minors Of rape

VIZ Hr,RD some rnnors Of rape
having been committed on Sunday in
:se southue stern suburbs Of tie town:
hut there nre no authentic particulars
relating 10 tee matter that We can han
de, anLurti! something more definite
can bc obtained We propose TO treat the
story as 4 mere sensation runner.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

osnsnr aer.r--eroaoH D. pnrr,. ssora.srnA
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-13

SUxDAE afternoon, while Mr. Gree. f
the Carsor House, vas cut speed:n. hi.
span, they Suddenly became frightened
nnd ian through the streets little too
fast ior the comfort of the occupant.
TIE horses finally brought up on Sixth
street, near Nevada, where the buggy
VAS overturned and Mr. Gree thrown
out. Eo sustained no damage other
than taw skin-hruises sboat the face
and neck. The vehicle remains intact.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-13

THERE are 1873 convicts in the Nevada
State Prison-of which number II are
Cinnamon. Eight Whites and one
Chinarlun-are confined to life serv!-
tuus, for murder. sIoils forshav the
only femal- IN the Prison, ID under IN.
tence cf - years, also for murder.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-13

eraI slight cuts, and was kicked and
bruised considerably hy all hands. The
woman who runs .he "de"d:aii sw0re
out warrants against the three combat
ants for disturbing the peace, and the
two latter Malone and Feltz were
soon arrested. Tie other will be arrest
ell, if he has not been before this. IL
the mea n.ime, the innocent hystander,
who got the worst Of 1t, il groaElng
under his unmerited wounds.
Tag AEIoSs had their Teguia. Monday
night concert, at the Episcopal Sunday
School room, last night. The assem-
hled listeners wee treated - some mag
nificent singing by Mrs. Cru.cher. Of
Auburn. who Is visiting Mrs. j. 4. Ben
der This lady has Il pnre, powerful
soprano voice, admirably cultivated.
Some excellent singing was also done by
the ladies' and gentlemen q the Society.
The Concert proposition was discus sod,
aud tie determination Va. reiterated to
have that entertainment, as per prior
arYar cement, in the second week Ct No
ycn.ber. BY al! means. let IA have no
reconsider;n9 of this vote. We must
have that Concert, at all cvsnts.
OCR Busy, sEAMINo sEIE>D. EosC0-
VII, called US INTO his Clothing bazaar
yesterday and introduced t. our notice
sunJIy new articles OF apparel. just re-
celyed. He showed Us iueiy woven
undersh;rs with IInsey- woolsey nap on
the inside oi 1t, as warn All soft as
young rabbits abdomen; he showed us
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-13

TBrRTY-THEEE voters registered y"ss
d. mailing SIC in al.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-13

TIE evenings are growing cool and
ehiIly-tco cool, in fact. FOR young levers
to any longe, held up front gates viii
my degree Of comfo1t.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-13

lGS Union Con u =. y, -
80 Alta; o., o.,,
'' y, 80 TCT,' y az ~
20 Kos.uth is.I'.
3!5 Sc: Island IL, ~
tsS $500 l''i,-'
i5s Psrli, l..
$50 Norph Utah
80 American Flag l..'
- Esyn9Ld { Ely Is
10 Jsrs son 2so
20 PioeEe $50. $3.50. Z so
fl3S
40. 90 H Se;,,Ta' =
- Monitor Belnonses
go syo Pa,chs
-, hiior.ie en- Slnh
...c -. = 81
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-29

Capt. Bloom Of the Schr. Mc!nni.
arrived this week from Fronteio
Mexico. He reports the Custom
House there about finished and it i:
probable that he will take out thu
doors and sash for it, from the hons
OF Lhote q Co., New Orleans. OuI
energetic cilizss Capt. Pol remains
there %iplfne health aud spirits. en-.
gagged in getting aaoat the ship which
was beached near the mouth O fthe
Tabasco river this summer, and was
bought by parties here. 1t is ex>
pected that the vessel will o be
ahoat and her hull not having sus,
tanned any material damage, that the
speculation will prove a good one.
Our Capt. Fletcher has also gone
down there, having become interested
in her.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-29

The readers of TIE STAR are aware
Of the burglary committed upon the
residence Of Mr. McInnis at Moss
Point on the night of the 9th. The
following from The Mobile Register
shows a trace OF lit:
IDENrFIsD.-We learn that the
yalise and baslet OF clothes, as well
as the pistol. found by the negro
Blackman in Choctaw swamp. a day
or two ago, have been identified as
tho properts of J. NJ. McInnis, OF
Pascagoula.-[Register, 9th.
Mr.. MeInnis has examined a
above clothes and found only the
Handkerchief belonging to him. The
negro Biackman, which is an alias,
was at Moss Point about three weeks
ago, he is we'll known by the Mobile
police as a thief, and bis oojcct in
earryisg these articles 10 the guard
house there, Dyslilies them.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-29

The time required for the election
of officers OF subordinate Oranges is
near at hand, and we deem it a fiji
occasion to bring this all important
matter to the serious attention of our
brethren. Most Of the Oranges in
this section of the State are of recent
origin, and at the organization we
we're all TO a great extent uniformed
as TO the duties and requirements of
the several offices, and in our
choice, have since seen, room FOR i'm
provement. Then in the Forthcoming
election, let our experience direct
us in our selections. The success of
every organization depends, to a great
extent, upon the leaders, and in no
Order is this fact more applicable
than the 0rGer of Patrons of Hus>
bandry. In our selections let ability.
firmness, fearlessness and sincerity
be prominent. These requisites are
to be found in every Grange, and we
trust all outside objections to men
and women possessing the quallfca-
lions shall be forgotten, and that
merit alone shall cause the election
Of any officer. C. K. B.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-29

PAINFUL ACCIDENT. Master Ed
ward Theard about fifteen years old
son Of Mr.. JOS. L. Theard of New Or
lears, who is spending the summer
with his family at Fascagoula, met
with a painful accident last Monday
He was cleaning his gun when it
was cooked, with his left hand over
the muzzle, rabbing the barrel with
his right, when he accidentally touched
the trigger with his foot. diseharging
n barrel, the contents-bnd shot
going through the hand, and several
shot striking, running along under
the tkiA Of the forehead, Just above
an eye A piece of The wadding en-.
tered and was extracted from tn,
cyeball. pr. Lambert ampulates
the middle finger. which is the mos
serious part Of what came vesy nea
being u, fas2l a~ecidtni-
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CITATION.
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
Jackson County.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Jackson Comfy.
Chsncery Court, July Term. lS8L
In the matter of the Estate OF Morris q
Pardne, deceased, Thomas ]. Bnrue''
Administrator.
10 the oast.r Of the petition Of inr
J Borden, Administrator of the Es'ars
Morris A. Pardue, to have said es,ss
declared insolvent aud fhe properly y
longing thereto, both resi- and personS
sold fer the payment OF the debts due
said Estate: -
ut appearing to the satisfaction OF ~
Court. that publication for Emma faIo ~
Clara Psr.iue aud Charles A. Psrdue ~
sale distributes OF said Estate has "
been made :. -
ut is therefore ordered by this Com
that publication bs made in the fh
oouLk STIR for four weeks, and ciis'a u.
be sent, postpaid. by mail. 10 said ~ =
tributes at their Post Office, reqoanans;s,
them to appear at the next term OF
Court. aud show cause IL any they ii
why the PRAYER of SAID petitioner ssosJ5
not be granted, said Estate be dec's
insolvent. and the property beioas'ii
thereto, both real and personal DC "A
for the payment of the debts due oy
Estate.
"Ordersd and decresd this 23i day
july. A. d.. 1874.
[Signea, W. q. HENDERSON.
ChsnccIlor.
A true copy from the minutes
Attest II I. TAYLOR Dsf'y oN~
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-29

W. saaoaass asst asr misa
sven Haa primitive tHg
depfisss W # ne faie pflanag
y pablisb . ysapifaf iesi silver.
l-ements fafuiax from Ms aai Other
eaaotes shore - eIFeusia W.
tfatn~e n A. ais FasF Nv fosT f8f
W. Information a cor fsadsftia asaa
eoaetcs Tbs mfenons gIt passed..
solely 10 DC interest u tbe Radical
nress sod pssw and win a view "a
crushing ont the Conservative jour
rails u the State. ecut into eject ne
FIRST Of august Our friends noei
not therefore 30 obliged 10 cub
scribe ~ Radiell inusnak
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-29
Moss Poi mt, Miss, Aug. 81

Moss fol mt, MISS, Aug. 18th,
According to appointment our
meeting began here OH last Sunday.
Ed. Geo. NJ. Hayden of Clinton,
La, preached twice each day until
Wednesday. when we were Joined by
Ed. j. A. Hacket. of Crystal
Springs. Each of these brethren
will preach once a day as long as the
Lord may indice tie that we shall con-
time the meeting.
Thus FAR the congregations have
been large and attentive, end more
than a dozen have expressed their
desire 10 be saved, while quite a
number of christians bave publicly ia
the meetings spoken out their feelings
in reference 10 their own and the sal
walton of others. Special evidences Of
the Divine faror.resi upon the meeting
and we look for gracious results.
We expect TO continue through next
Sabbath, and through next week, If
the Lord viii, preaching ats o'clock,
P. NJ, and u O'Clock at night. All
r invited to come.
J. d. HAmBERLIs,
Missionary, &c.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-29

This Color Line means iDtimlda'
ton ; it means an overriding OF the
weak by the strong; it means strife,
it mcaus lawless band of armed men
at night it means riot and tumult
in the canvass (; it means burning
towns; it means guns, pistols, halters,
indiscriminate slaughter. 1t finally
means martial law aud the re-estab-
lishment of the military in a State,
a second time ruined and made des-
olate.-[Jackson Pilot.
1t does, does it? The white men
Of the State cannot initiate the close
clanship pursued ly the negroes for
the past nine years: they cannot say,
We will stick together, employ each
other, help one another, and do our
utmost to rescue our beloved State
from the Thieves Gang which now
control it, without being threatened
with the above dire calamities.
Well, "Forewarned is forearmed."
Try it on, Oh, Pilot man | if you
think there is no hereafter.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-29

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meaa a8i usfoiak mH ~ f
nse II aH a5i BEL gaiffy rfflf
i,es would cousort sih ms BLACK
rtse 10 he fuia degradation col
misery u their own
Having sacrificed srerY I5fiy aal
b lgh-mio1si principle Which goes ~
mgke q nan Tor hio attainment Of
titles power and rgtr tho wfeieho.
c%oncenired al in fclf, now beboIi
with DISNEY che attempts being made
10 throw OF che black incubus, end
with a meanuess and lulcnc't Of
consistent with their past
conduct, they invent aud pr1loag O
howl which they think will end a re-
echo in the Northern heart, aud cry,
War Of Rlcesl War Of Races and
and m~aliciolsly Assert that
the White People Of tho Statc-in
very properly they do not
include them3elvcs-are stirring up q
war upon the black race and intend
10 do them bodily burt and injury. 1t
IS a SANDER most foul aud Gamnable, ,
md that they know right well who +
utter it. Nothing is further, a be {
from the intention Of the
white people, But that they intend :
o use every legitimate and ~poaceable :
means to obtain control Of their own
is most true, and this very
determination is SO plainly and ex,
e2Pyessed is 50 gcnsrn and d
widespread, and augurs so perfect a o
nccess. that the wel!-disposed negroes b
ecognize it and ask to participate in /.
!, while the white renegadeo see it, =,
elieve it, and tremble. Y
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TLu-G+TDOZA AFFAIR.

icksburg, Aug. al. W. Cars
deza, the negro State superintendent
of Hducation, was arrested in jackson,
by virtue of an affidavit made by s.
G. Carter, upon the charge of fraud
%ulently re-issuing jury and witness
certificates. while Circuit Clerk of
Warren county.
He was brought here this morning,
appeared before a Justice Of the
Peace, waived examination, and
failing TO give the required bond OF
$4,000, was sent to Jail.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-29

The last Cofilth Common rcalth
contains the valedietory Of ~ EIiior
md Publisher Jao H. Miller, Esq o..
who has sold the establishment to Dr..
II. NJ Tindall, and hereafter il will
be Republican. Want Of patronage,
is the cause assigned Wy Mr.. Miller
for biz failure. and he announces biz
determination to cut loose IRON his
native State. We much regret TO
learn this. W. regret TO lose the
Commonwealth from our ranks, and
we regret to lose Mr.. Miller, an able
editor, from the State bu, wherever
he casts his lot. may a better fortune
IN the future attend him.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-29

GEN. BRAxToN BRAGG.-The many
friends of Gen. Bragg in this section
Of country, and indeed throughout
the entire Sonth, will read with
pleasure a notice Of his active employ
.nent in q pursuit congenial to his
taste. And we congratulate the
Company in having obtained the
valuable services of the distinguished
gentleman, whose eminent abilities,
untiring energy and uncompromising
integrity, augur much for the speedy
success of the undertaking.
Gen. Braxton Bragg, engineer, -in.chief
of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Railroad, has succeeded in organizing his
corps, and ~soundings in the Bay for the
location for a bridge have already COM
menced.
The diligence with which the work is
commenced plainly indicates that the
management is in earnest. - Galveston
Mercury, 10Th inst.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-29

We again request all Patrons and
practical men to send US all matters
of interest to the public. We shall
use II columns in ~fnrthermg all
measures of Progress and Improve.
ment. all are invited to use our
paper in asking questions of a prac-
tica' nature and we will do our best
in solving them. B.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-29

New YORK, August 23.-The shiI
| VIM. Wilcox, from Havana for New
York, Yves spoken on the 18th. The
CAPTAIN died that morning of vel.
low lever. The FIRST and aecond
mates, with several others, had died
previously, and there were only -four
men fit to work, with no one to nay
igate the ship.
Great observation-disclosures Lynchcd ut
BrSOidhSvcn
BRooKHAyEN, Miss, Aug. 22-Thc
three negroes, Dick Cooper, Anthony
! Grant and Silas Johnson, who enter
ed the residence of Mrs. Burnley at
3 o'clock on Sunday morning last and
outraged her person, were hung here
this evening by the citizens,
johnson was arrested On the 10Th
ard the other two were captured at
Canton, brought here this morning
and lodged in Jail. About 4 O'clock
this evening a large number OF citi-
zens went to the Jail, overpowered
the guard, took out the prisoners and
hung them.
There were about che thousand
persons present. The prisoners all
confessed their guilt on the scaffold.
Many OF their own color took an
active part in the hanging.
HAVANA, August 24.-On and az
ter the lst { September the customs
duties will b. payable entirely in
gold.
TORONTO, August 24.-Last night
while tue Rev. Mr.. j. Day was
preaching at the Holy Trinity Church,
bis eldest daughter Mary, about
twerty ear of age, and a young son,
len years Of age, were at home, the
young boy picked up a gun which
had been earelessly left loaded
in the bedroom and pointing it a. his
sister, said: do you wan. ne to
shoot YOU at the same time pulling
the trigger ; he literally blew the
side CT The young lady's head off.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IT A c R Es
land. lS of which under fence. 10 acres
cleared. Good Dwelling iframe) honse, with
4 rooms veTandah on 3 sides. all necessary om.
buildings an orchard of 100 peach. apple aud
pear trees, aud a variety of other friit, a large
scnppernong N Dor, well of fine water, m sx
eellent garden spot near a church AMI flourish,
ing Academy in an active business ulaee ssd
desirable neighborliood. At Moss Poirt, fuf
miles from East Pascagoula Depot.
Inquire Of STAR OFFICE
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Office of the Clerk Of the Board of Super

FIsUIs UI UdChSJU t7IHNIYf
August 9th, 1874 !.
PURSUANT to an Order If the aforesaid
Board the contract for building a brldee
across Whits'- Creek on the River Road
as per plan eni specifications on file u
said Office, viii be let ont on the 1T MOI
dav OF s 'ptember. being the 7th day 2
said month at q meeting OF the saw
Board at the Court House OF said comm.
Proposa's will be received up to ana "
the aforesaid day.
by order Of the Board.
H. T. TAYLOR, Deputy oles'
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E.vON kSzGM SCNOOL,

PERRY COUNTY, MISS,
Opens ON the 2Sth of S~cpscnsb Der, 1871
Everything thoroughly taught. Board Ien
Dollars per month. Tuition from { SOTO s5w
per mouth pa, able monthly.
Further inform ftion given by J. J. Cowan
and the Editor of the Handsb0ro Democrat.
j.. w. MJSELY, Principal.
August 90, 1871. y
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