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The Star for she Summer.

Here and there democrats may be found
who really believe that Gov. Allen will be
reelected In Ohio this fail, but the most
reliable Information from that state indi-
Gates the election of the republican ticket
by handsome majority. The latter party
is united and aroused as IL has rot been for
many years past, and Ia addition To this fact
III Is now clear that il il not nearly as baby
divided on the financial Issue was at first
supposed. On the other hand, il has become
a solid body, and gained strength from the
outside, as well, on account of the free school
or rather the religious issue which has been,
as Senator Thurman complains, foOlishly
forced into the canvass by some OF the demo
cratic leaders. Indeed there are strong
grounds for believing that, while the money
question appears on the surface 70 be the
main issue, the deep and strong spring of
action on the part OF thoughtful and patriotic
men is The preservation OF the excellent pub
&c school system of the state, the destruc-
ton OF which il is believed would speedily
follow the success OF the Ohio democracy as
now manipulated. Whether this will be the
controlling consideration or not cannot of
course be told at present, but il is quite clear
That ii is going to have more influence in the
campaign than most persons have supposed.
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The Ohio SG,e Journal is dIsrespectful
enough 10 speak of Gen" Sam Cary as "a
man who earns his daily bread by the sweat
of his jaw"
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after one failure, Captain Webb has de-
To-. Onstrated the fact that he can swim across
s-e English channel from Dover 20 Calais,
using nothing but his hands and feet as pro
yelling power. The distance is about twenty
miles, or twice as much as the course swum
over by johnson in his match with Coyle
yesterday.
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DEPARTMENT oP STATE.

WASHINGTON. d. @ ,Aucds q, ISIS
Sealed Proposals. will be received the Depar, l.
n ent Of State until IL NJ. on The 9th day of SEN
temher, lS5, to furnish ,his Department with fuel
Tor the year ending June S0th, S76 to be delivered
IN such Quantities may be desired
Information to kinds and qua Titles of Coal
and Wood can be obtained Of the undersigned at
this Department. ~
The right to reject any all bids or to accept any
bid or any portion OF any bid is reserved and each
bidder Is required to deposit with the Superintend
ent of this Department . bond in the surn Of TWo
Thousand Dollars as a guaranty of a faithful per
fcrmance Of the contract which may he awarded t.
him. a. MORGAN
aug?s .?S&sep26 SuperintenJent
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, at No.
l. sol street northwest, (Sprague Mansion.l
sugl0- ISt-
MILLIkENB - Corner OF 10Th and y streets
VI northwest, Washington, D. o., one square from
month. Transient Board, o. per day. House thor
oughly renovated and refurIpshed.
feb&ly FRANK MILLIKHH Proprietor.
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DICkLING VINEGAR.

Pl RE CIDER VINEGAR, made under the es-
pecial supervision OF the senior srnber of rm
at his farm, near yattsv lille, Nd therefore
guarantee its purity and strength. Also, PURE
WHITE WINE VINEGAR.
Green Ginger, Celery Seed, Coreander Seed, Tu-
meric, Long Pepper, White ami Back Pepper,
Gloves and Allspice, with general assortment of
Picking Condiu ents, for sale by
J. Is. BRYAN BRO, SOS Pa avenue,
au4 Wv opposite Metro pClitan Hotel
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DR. GOODS.
CEOSIN NC l'RIC ESi

We ha--a is-r~ ..o.R ~ WINTER GOAns l.rt
frCrs lssf r-a-1r. I'D n n uNer IN IN
prices - y ~ in>urv rcs6y salc.
ALL-Noob DIACONsLs srd 6kMELs HALR
II ~ ceUts-SOic last scs-on q IS -rnts.
ENPREsS CLOTH ans sxRGEs stA ~ ceuts-s1Ii
for 6cA ceuts.
MERIEoEs and CAsHMEREs ~ 49, 'ban Whole
sale price TINS sea-ca
BLANKETS and SHAwLS sbout haIf pa 10.
SUMNER GOODS AT A POSITIVE sAOkl FIJE
CALLAND BE CONrfNCED
GEORGE ,. JOHNSON co.
ausistr - ~AgNrT -P,CF.
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THogsANbs Of TONS 6 1Ta aSH
u GOAL snd the best varieties OF all
Now Is the time to buy
.csishf 27iO pounds to the ton, call on the under
slsGed before you buy:
the delivery Of Coal dir CT from our TO ibe
o1 e and Tso viii eoS
vince one at q giace OF onr unsurpasss advantages
cCG9d PINE WOOD delivered as low as s. per
Coed OAK WOOD delivered as low as &c to S
gle trial is all that is necessary to convince
the public Of 'h 5o GSais sss.s BROTHERS,
Nan o.. Oss s and Depot at JOhnsOn foot
Siffs & street .;ssss northwest .pss,..
THIS HE'S is To- To- GIVE N1IICh ina toe sub
Of the District Of Columbia holding Special term,
AnEsE Fl & On ,b the personal estate OF
deceased All persons having claims against the sad
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
wise by Law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
ss sasl a;zs MARY sj!.,sii;I,;G;;..
T'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the su6sori-
The District Of Columbia, holding a Special Term,
2 '6 o Of
5,s, deeeased Al persons having claims against
the SAID deCased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same " It'll the vouchers thereof, the subscriber
on or before the 18th day Of August next they may
Otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of tina
said esiate Given under my hand, this 18th day of
August, 1913. JAMES REED,
augZb W .5t' Administrator.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il Der has obtained from the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia. holding Special Term.
0H a the Of S1es Of s c@uS
bia, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO the sub
scriber on or before the 2ith day Of August next;
they may otherwise by law be excluded fr I'm all BEN
eht Of me said estate. Given under my hand this
2ith day % August, ISIS.
c. N. JAMES, {rxo.-,or
aue25-w.3t r. BAUER, Executors.
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LOST AND FOUND.


L osT-on the morning Of the 25th, one GOLD
IL WATCH SEAL; in going from NJ and 18th SIS.
nnithye5t To 18th and Il streets mort west suifa
bic reward will be given il left at no. SIS street
northwest. aug25-3s.
GS REWARD will be raid for the return of EN-
PEI GiNEEh BOOK No. 1O1 whio n was pickeu
np ON the 18th instant on the corner Of Franklin
street and New Jersey avenue northwest, to 1O5
Rhode Island avenue. aug25-2t'
/ OST- On the night of tue 2ith Instant, POCk-
IL ETBOOk containing two notes. one for 8IG5U,
the other for 800 Phe finder will be literally re-
warded by returning said Pocketbook to mort beast
corner 7th ST. eet and Louisiana avenue, Boom 4.
Nc questions asked. It.
I OST-Wednesdsy morning, August 25th, between
and 10 o'ciock, either at Bscker's drug sto re,
corner Of High and Beali streets Georgetown or be-
tween there and the cars, corner IF High and Dun
barton streets, POCKET BOOK Containing three
U. 3. per cent. coin coupons, some currency and
some bu-iness cards. liberal reward will be raid
to the finder on returning 1t to J II. SAyILLE,
342 u street, opposite City Hall. sug25a'
TAKEN Up AsTRAY.On the 18th of August,
J sorrel mare MULE. The owner WILLIS
charges, and take her away JOHNvsT, QA
ES1INE, No. 1903 18th Il. NV. au24 s. xafs.x.e
SS LOST, on "Wednesday last, from a drove
~. BULLOCK, marked with tar the ~
side. Above reward il returned to JOHN "
EBERT, Stall No. $50 Center Mar NA
Ret 8ug24 ST.
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HOUSES FOB BENT.

LOANS on RHAL EefATD.
o60O and 47eQ. ] 20 oout. tor negotiating aug25t
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dIsn fct = sool .ni:ss. School s s ~. u,
ana d; Sy ssS seSs ae ses &c..
and uE; Old Ladies Half Po!ish, q, worth 81 IS:
9l.1, md uIvards; Ladiss' NsvPorE and Ssrsto.
gas, q ., %, and up: cur Ladies' q Shoes best
In the city Meub and Boy Congress, .15, 81 So
and mp. "A liberal reduction allowed to 81 bensvo.
lent Institutions, asylums, 10. Straw Hats way
cali ct 9iA and 1916 Psnnsyivanis Avenue, Be-.
auGla-tr NV 0ELBY
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FOR SALE.

EOh SALE.
A NEW THREE HORSE POWER ENGINE
n Tor gale or exchange cheap. VIII sell on
monthly installments. Call at 932 Pennsylvania
avenue. aUg2l-3
TOR 6ALE.-Will be sold at q bargain, TOO bar
Il rels Howe's Cave CEMENT. This Cement s
superior to all ether American Cement Apply to
3. A. TERRY. Peoples Bank,
susl9 II Corner 9Th ana streets northwest.
EOR SALE OR EXCHAEGE-FARM Of $50
Il acres OF arabic land, balance in fine timber,
good fences and buildiEge, near railroad station
half way to Richmond. u. A. PHILLIPS, 500
Isl h street northwest. aug7-lm
E>OR SALE CHEAP-A large assortment of Itsl.
y Ian and American MARBLE MONUMENTS.
NANTELS, POSTS, CARRIAGE STEPS, sc.
nl24 -M VIM. RUTHERFORD, Ills Pa ave.
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NATTANS' VEGETABLE CATHARTIC
IN AND ANfI.BILlOUS PILLS.

As o general family physic they unriyaled, and
superior to patent pills generally In this They
contain no mercury or other mineral substance, or
anything else injurious. They combine these three
certainty Of action Every dose produces Its fegiti
mate reeut. Some OF the diseases in which they are
cure habitual costiveness cold, nervous or sick
headache, dyspepsia indigestion, liver complaints
Thousands Who have been rslf.ved or cured viii
cheerfuly testify TO their general efficiency the
robust, children adults. Price Per box, - cents
viii be sent BY mail to any part Of the country on
receipt Of price.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
aug0-6 ID and d streets northwest,
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BARGAINs9

BARGAINS! BARGAINS
ERODsHEAD a 60.
$50 PeHna. aseErs, bet. 9ih aad ION as.
Ofer, 81 greatly reduced grfces h6ir q r'o ,ff n
Cotton andM solsn prrsz Goods
Black Snks tiucluiiUg Gutaet, Be.le1 = ar5 1, a.
and IctJte's celebrated uaktsf
Blsck aud Blsck and white stripe creugfIues
TaTletAns SNi-sss. Naiu-uUks. Bi-hlo laNr.-
Nsciofta Lawns. French n usliuE, re. ms, Linens.
&c. &C.
sh"eiins and Shirtings Cottons % The best make
lagLrls OF ali kiuds, blth cotton AID wool
Cloths ana Cs.stnc-esl EanA.k Table Cloths,
piece OF yard
Table LiYels, Napkins, Do5 lies, Towels. &c.
Ladies up1 Cent? Underwear, Collars, ruFs
Neck Ties, suspender-. &C, sc.
Hosiery, Gloves. farasols. tmbreilas.
hsnlb1Ts aId Mains Oh Etgcs. 1bous, z If'llnxs,
e..
Dress Lin,nss Of al kind, and Dress Protector,
and mary -tbsr desirable goods.
AIMS rita 90 llesChai Cotton. i5c.
THREE BCttOn Paris Kids ia AL colors. > x: Que.
Button h Ids SIC.
These goods at s-V rl1gS IN mAnufarfu-a.
quality, color and design, aud purchased tor cash -
the closest market Ia the United states. Ihp-s
wishing 70 got the fullest value Tor their money
should call and examine the stock 4
BRODHEAD n CO..
939 Penn. ave. between 9TH and lOth St..
S-S Store open until =. IN. lyzs q
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Sg Mosn;atn Leg Pills at MAJORS Drug
5000 scfne s6r IN ib and streets npr,hwest
othrr poisonous substance found in them. Sold By
~ ICE-COLD TEA,
Of unrivaIed flavor,
WITH MILBURN's FAMOUS POLAR SODA,
at 1929 PENNSYL FANIA AVENUE,
Is the most superb and delicious drink yet intro
~ ssTTIGs a 70 9WHiRs q REAL -
claim, .ssinsi tss Ists Dstrs. sSssraent, pafsic
ehsns. IN sr.de Also. BAY ssaa,sl ,npross n nj
Asee AZ fisconDt. fSAE-T
rH. d. gookk, Jr., : CO.,
RAhKKRs,
RsAhUsL g. s sSHZfk,r rsslI.,
name Of Wilson Co, is this lay dissolved. The
by Il e'HHe' MART sT %f fIseIs''a
u FALL STYLE HATS. x
sTINENlTZ, Halter.
1897 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Now oneuins the most approved patterns of GEN
TLEMEN DRESS HATS for the + All trade
tpkNtLL HAT for Young Men aud Youth
UMBRELLAS and c ANES: fresh simply au25-tr
EEEIW 0
Sl1InEncourage Home Industries Sill
TRUNKS.
HARNESS.
At reduced prices. TIE largest stock in the CITY,
and Of our own Manufacture.
TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
SAICHELS. HARNESS,
WHIPS, &c, sc.
JAMES 5. TOPHAN n CO..
42s SEVENTH STREET,
Fest side, adjoining Odd Fellows Hall.
TRUNKS REPAIRED and COVERED. as
DROPOSALS FOB FUEL
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GREAT CLEARING-OUT SAFE

DRY GOODS Al IMMENSE INFECTIONS
ircNifus T. ~ -tnI aEuU al stock tfklug fu SO
tefuler W shall o'er our entire si--k oi
DhkSS GODDS, tLOERS. GaSSiMFh
AND MANY DTHEh GDBnS,
II NAkk En pNN PRICES,
averaging about 20 FER CENT. ie.s than former
prlcVs.
CAL early for the best hargafra w are f.tar~
mined to Close but our - MINER sTO,k Al or..st
10 maks roam t,r uv,N all Go,sls
oEf Pro, o. ~.
.n.,,, ~. HOGAN WILLS,
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IL EMNANTS!
REMNANTS!
RENN ANTStf-

AT A FEARFUL S4CRTFTCKf
To CLOSE BEFORE TAXING STOCK
We viii offer orr entire ff,sk II grr-NsSVs
snt THIN nRkSS GOODS. ~
PRICES NElER BEFsDRF gFFEhD ~
TO MNAE Room pHR
worth tsnts - ~
Nov Grii Calico NJ = cfrts .r-a 20
80 aEt- - tuffur- rha az nrt-s- 81. M ~
Nusk. 49, TO 49,
Extremely nre Hlacf Alpaca ~ ., worth si-
lev at the 7c Towels LIZ
f"W NOR, - Tie &C. n a. IA ,rghl.f.
Snlru. "a ia Ticking 49,
The entire stock OFFER ~ a r-rfa.f los A., .-,.k.
rCon tOI New AL tit,,es.
e. ". TousOS = COS
tSb Pe'nsylVsuia avenue south side, near 7fa q
northwest. .naf =,
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The reetest, the smallest sad the chaap-A
est trst class ssssn octave Ptaao everV7k3
% TN street noIthwese, half square above Psf,ua
On1oe One ane PtAn0, but ntsle sss1, for ssle Il
bargain. narls-sr
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GllnEucourage Home Industries yifH
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
hR. J. L. WOLF,
DENTIST,
Removed to 1910 street. ,ell-sn
SCHUTTEH 3 RAkEMAN,
- ARTISTS.
s&ESSo, pLCOkATIvE and every description o.
OhNAhEkTAL and PLAIN PAINTING.
- 721 9th street northwest.
sPECfmEN Room, ITO street northwest
Ishll-Iy WARRINGTON. ID. @.
S7 PER sET FOR TEETH, EITHER Jaw,
20 By Da. A. PRATT, Graduate ofCNsS
e Shi College Ct Dental Surgery, and otNfS
east SIDE, corner of D. Gas and chioroIorm reed in
extracrOg teen. ,snil-ly
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JAMES 5. TOPHAN n CO.
aga SEVENTH STREET,
Fest side, adjoining Odd Fellows Hail.
TRUNKS REPAIRED and COVERED. as g.
DROPOSALS FOR FCEIy
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O' a 1@@' ~ . 4 = NV II a ' 4 " 2 Z.
- NOV onenins the most approved patterns Of GEN
DRESS HATS for the ali trade
IOkSELL HAT for Young Men aud YOuth
lMBRELLAS and ANES: fresh snnnlr an25-tr
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ROCKETS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
=. Wanted, . case e MhSegiHs G9ngh that esnne;
SYRUP" 1t is also the best In for Coushs,
Colds Hoarseneee, Sore Throat, Group, and ali Brop
chial Affections. For sale by the principal Druggsts
and wholesale By CHARLES STOTT co., and by |
the proprietor, 1912 @ st. northwest. poyiSiy
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A ST boax.
MADAME Boss
IAss cas.brssed i.acf hstToloxtgt EXC Eess;as xs.
gam GAG % consulted AZ No. sol ID street, ocrer II
20, northwest. She has no superior IN CsIiasa.iaf
the Fast, Present. and Future Ia love OF basins,
her advfcs IL invaluable, describing your frispos
pointing oct your enemies, and informing you Of the
sure way 10 success IA all undertakinFs Copsult.-
con strtasly confidential. Ladies, 81. gentlemen.
1i."' iJg-ly
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PERSONAL.

Two YOUNG LADIES.-A young gentleman of
steedy abits de Tres the Acquaintance 81 some
RESPECTABLE lady Of y To p years With means
Object matrimony Address in confidence, enclosing
photo, 10 4. Il. h0RN, care IF 400 Penn-yiyania
avenue. sug21-2.'
A Ny ONE KNOWING THE UNCERTAINTIES
"a OF MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, who was AZ
florence, Ala during the war, and clerk i'm room
10, Treasury Department, in January, 1866, will
confer favor by communicating with
THOS. G. FULLERTON, httornoy-at Law,
sug2i 81 No. $50 Louisiana avenue
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25
TIE TeanPcrenee CeIesras.sn.


Asth#fl ttfFAAA
ln accordance with previous notice
on last Tuesday evening, Tao mem.
bcrs oi Liberty Council No. II, 4. ol
t., met ~ their lnii, AMI forming in
possession marched through the
lfrinriPit rtrvrts ofour tuN.. ~ tic
Presbyterian church. In front ol
the procession was borne hadnsomo
banner upon which va. cmblazoned
the wnri-, "Faith, Temperance.
Charity the motto ~ the urirr,
The hammer was borne IS youn.,
gentleman Supported ou either siie
by thosc youug bcilc- of Liberty,
Miss Mary barney and Miss Julia
liaiiord, Miss MARY McDovaH. con
ductnr, attracted attention for the
handsOny manner ~ which they Ill.
Changed their dgtios. There were
Lyarly ono hunlrvl persons in Lnc
consisting chiefly Of The Young.
though We noticed the hlldlie aged
and b. oil taking part in the ccrc.
monies. 4 widow lady With her
eight spns and daughtcrs marched
10 The column. Upun reaching the
church, about dark, the procession
cntcrvl tUr The purppse "a earring
the addrcss lUr the ogtasion. Alter
singing and prayer, the Rcy. AIR.
Srhoncld, in a lcw well timed aud
haliy rcmarks, introduced to the
auiicntc the Rev. Mr.. Parish. ~ TIN.
Elehurst, who, for moro than an hour
cntertaiuct his honrer~ upon thc sab.
lccl "a tsnnperRnco. Mo will not at.
tempt togiEea synopsis OF the speech
bat must say hat hc kept bis listen.
ers IN gr,slf huthor the whole time.
lic nude some most cfteetivc hitS.
and ~ evidence ol las power ol I,Icas-
Ing we point 10 the TACT thai hls audi
encc were not anxious For the close.
After the beno1iciion the memb,rs
of the Council with their invited
guests, repaired to the lIuil, where
was spread a most iuviting suppor oi
wlach all part0ok viii hearty
good win. A. We looked over the
well flled tables II occurred 10 us
that The frields were violating the
corner stone pTindpic of the onler,
for We yentae the assertion that
neilher man, woman nor child could
be very temperate With such viands
spnoad before them in such Abund.
ance. TO the ladies Is due The praise
Tor the neat arrangements and the
exeellant supper provided for the
occasion.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25

Republican party or Mississippi, n,
rcprstutcd by AiaC- aul hl4 satel
Iies, has shown itsclf 20 be- wholly
unworthy 81 the oonHdcnoe ahd trast
of either raec. n has becn manipu.
lated ontir,ly in the interest of Job
bcrs, adventnrvrs and unzcrlululou-
mcn, and against the wpliarc and
prosperity 90 both black and white.
Ia ofsigr to deserve saving. nearly
all the prc~cAt men who have tlse
roins Of the party Ia hand must b.
discarded and overthrown. A. Ne
see no reasonable hope uf uch con.
suiamation, thca We can hope fn~ ~
rchef irum this party. Cn,lor the
prescih management i ], a blight, a
paralysis, wItheriug SIMEON upon
The State.
We turn, therefore, =, the platform
adopted hy the atic.t'onGrv.
tive Convention at Jackson On the
81. We Sc here the Cs.lncc of a
genuine repubhcani~m, aud W. have
inith IN the sincerity ot the body
which adopted H. They are men
who cannot afford 10 stultilv them
solves aud ialsiiy their Compact
They mean What they say, aud say
what the country needs. The rights
of MI, white AMI black alike. are
guaranteed under this platform.
The school Interests are prutectc,l.
The reforms are pledged. The 9th.
or party has been lraittul H. promi.
scs. but utterly fiui,less IN pernpn,-
ance. There Is 10 hopc from that
source. l.et a. abandon the sinking
wTcck-sinking under thc over.
whclming weight ~ it, own currup.
iion--and rally round the standard
Of this now party Wherr there j. saie-
~ and justice tor an. Let a. have
a new deal an round, anil com.
plcte change III tho style AZ mon wc
sctup 70 rule ~. There j. NO other
hope for n.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25

LTnEL.--In a suit for libel against ]. r. \.
Pitts. at the instance of Benisnsale Taylor.
81 LawTenoe county, Mississippi, upon war
rant ta-nedby Justice of the Peace. direct
ed " tae sheriff of Wayne county, after the
exeeutioh II said writ the defendant, Pitt.
sued ou. a writ u habeas corpus rrtarnahle
hsiHe Hon. X Boyd Chancellor of the Third
District on day ~ Jule, 1875. The case
being argued by JadGae Evaas. tine attendant
~as isbsraied on the gngunds that said var
rant Was issned without authority ~ law.
ftrst, that Justice in criminal case oaly
has lnrhdiction within bis county; second,
that TIE defendant was not fugitive from
justice. and third that the all,lect matter
complained of b. Taylor a. being lihelous
was nothing more than a public record from
'shaer the seal Of the oouFi and was therefore
public property - Enterprise Courier.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25

Tho steamer Fanny was coming
down thc upper Mississippi loaded
with pig head. A lshe was gong
over a shoal place tl,e. .silot gave the
signal ~ heAYe tha lead. Tile only
Liam forward was grpen lrishman.
why don't yon heavc the leadg"
"fs il the lead. yer honorg where
tor "Ovorboari, You Lloekhcad ~
The freshman snaiehed UP one ofthe
pig OF lead and throw Il overheard.
The mate N eadeasOring 20 prevent
him, lost his balanfe ami iell Into tho
river. n The captain FunaiRg 10 the
ees' :. 80 My doh't yaa heavs
The lead, AMI sing oaG how much va
ier there isg" Tho lead il hcaved
Yer honor, and the mates gone down
10 see hew mneh water there issv
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25

"SR," said n fierce lawyer, sdo
gou, on your solemn oath, swear that
this i not your hand writingy" n
reckon not was the cool reply.
'Isoos il resemble your writing \"
"lesslr | think itdon't.p "Do YOU
swear that il don't resemble your
wrItingr' "Weil, ] do, old heat
You take your solemn oath that this
writing does not Isescmble yours IN q
single lettorg" "l-e-cs. SIR" "Now
how 10 you knowl" "Cause can'i
write"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25

A LITTLE hoy returning from the
Sunday y-sehool said 10 bis mother
MA, amt there a kitty-chism for III.
tie boysy This eat-echism is too
hard for me-" ~
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25

A FAsnrosARLE dressed young we
man, putting fancy touches al the
music yesteaday, was heard siagihg,
Backward, pin backward, oh skirts
iuy your flight. Make mo look small
again just for tonight" fs HW
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25

A LoTsvILIE saIoonist has aAmcr;,
lean Team cocktails,H ''llen4ingtcts
cobblcfsv anil 'SharIls rife whisky !.
The first will kill at eight hundred
yards, the second nj niue hundred
aud the last thousand.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25

THE saying Excuse haste and n
had pen" has been applied 10 pig
that ran away from. home. -.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25

THE ladies fund in Riehmond,- Ya.,s
ior the erection of n moanmentHste.
General ". II. Lee, has reached the
sum ofsi3,000. 80 'as s ~. =
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25

A MAX i said 90 absent minded
when he thinks he Las lofi hls watch
AZ homo and takes Il out ofhis pocket
20 see II he has time 10 return home
aud get II .r
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25

THk difference between pei~evar~
nncc and ohstinacy i, that one oitefr
eomss irom strong will aud the oh
or from a strong won't 'log IA lsss
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25


TnK Grand lodge of the Umied
States Independent order OF Odd
Fellows viii meet in lndlanapolia
September 20. a - a's-. :.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-25

MKLoDY j. the inheritance &C aslses
POOR. A rich gapH Iacslys ssigss. =