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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-13

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q. SO. SraIif.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-09

DOARpENG.-Plsasa rooms and board
O.ing 10 private fAmalz 2, g yua .upuur
The daily gazette., 1875-03-09
THEN AND NOW.

A writer in AppEeton's Journal, de-
cribing a breakfast at Mr.. Webster's
incidentally gives a mere sketch of So
ciety at the national capital twenty
five years ago. With but one or two
exceptions, the people lived in small
and inconvenient houses; but the shah
by exteriors were compensated for by
the interiors, warmed by the genial
hospitality of such Southerners as the
Mays, the Taylors, the Blairs, the Lees,
the Persons, the Ritchies, Gales and
Seatons and others, while the North
was represented by Webster, Winthrop,
Abbott Lawrence, the two Kings, of
New Y ork, and many more who gave
agreeable and graceful entertainments.
Mr.. Corcorn and Mr. Riggs lived in
something like elegance; but "the Or.
der was shabbiness and proverty,"
which the writer thinks "conduced to
general sociability aud enjoyment"
The officers of the army and navy, &C.
cording to the same authority, land
those served the Government in other
Capacities, were professionally poor,
"of COURSE" and hence "it became in a
manner fashionable to be poor" Away
officers wife whose rich father gave
her a. house was said in consequence
to have lost caste in the best Washing
ton society. This pleasant picture Of
the past might have been heightened
by comparing it with the present. Only
last week mere clerk in one of the de-
partments advertised in q Washington
Journal fora thoroughly competent but
ler to take charge of his dining-room
and pantries. This is but an incident
in city where Landaulet Williams
is "leader" IN society; where Butler,
Boss Shepherd, Stewart aud their kind
are assumed to be "aristocrats''; where
the beggars ofIyesterdayare. the builders
of palaces to-day; where one needs but
to hold an Office to speedily become
rich. Colonel Sellers mentions Senator
Dilworthy as a Christian statesman
worth his milliGn, "though he had on.
ly been in Congress very few years,
and Dilworthy is but a clever type OF
class. 1t would be as trite to tell
how these men have become rich as ie
would be to narrate in detail by what
means CAPTAIN Kidd accumulated
much money. The strangest of all is
that these suddenly made millionaires
invest in city lots and build magni-
ticent houses, as if they expected al
ways to live and hold office and pick
plunder in the capital which has pro-
we'd to them 80 rich placer. But such
that General Butler has scarcely COM
pleted granite house to dispose of an
Capitol Hill.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-09
Letter from Samuel To,Unse,td,
For the Gazette.
nMs. EDrroR.-You will obIipe M. NV


NME. EDrroR.-You will oblige me By
ertlng In your to-day's paper an arti-
from Eve'y Evening, of Thursday. In
or have anything to do with il; but On
Saturday, at Middletown, several per
sons asked me about said statement OF
the corresponding squirt Of Every EveN-
ing, one OF whom handed me a paper
containing the following:
Samuel Townsend is here. working
IN the interest of Mr.. Houstou's q railroad
bill. Two weeks ago Mr.. Townsend was
bitterly denouncing all such legislation.
But men. like the times, change with
startling rapidity. w. S. P"
Now you will see this ia an ;ndiract
charge of favoring State bonds; and to
put the matter square before the public,
| say any man who asserts that am in
favor OF issuing and lending bonds to,
any railroad corporation, or any other
corporation, is downright liar. Every
member OF the legislature knows have
never advised such thing. And furth-
er, am in favor, as I have frequently
stated IN the papers, of there being an.
amendment put into the constitution Of
the State placing it beyond the reach OF
the legislature to loan State Bonds. 1
90 not know what particular railroad
MIR. Houston favors. am in favor of a
railroad from Georgetown TO- Delmar,
and l advised the chartering of road
oD shat route six or eight years ago; it
Is to my interest that road should he
built there. But I have always made
my private interest take a back seat
when public principle was at stake. 1
want that road made and urged the Pres
ident OF the Old Dominion Steamship
Company to make it, and also suggested
TO some sussex county gentlemen the
giving OF bonIs by Sussex county to a
company to make that road, and Il the
Old Dominion Steamship Company will
not make it themselves wholly, 1, as one
man, am willing to help make up bo-
nus to try to secure the making Of said
railroad. When I went to Dover last
Tuesday knew nothing of the meeting
OF persons to make demonstration on
the legislature for State bonds for Kent
and Sussex counties, and it will be news
to all those people when they see in the
Every Evening that l favored State bonds.
and no doubt there has been many a
laugh over it. Cannot I meet my old
Kent and Sussex friends, with their
guests, the President and Vice President
OF the Old Dominion Steamship Compa-
ny, in an evening chat. by special invita-
ton, without being falsely represented
have favored State bonds. l have pass
ed through too many ordeals in my Life
to forget my duty, or what I am about.
But to all who it may concern say that
l am in favor Of a railroad from Delmar
to Georgetown. as it would form one Of
the most important railroad links on ths
peninsula.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
Townsend. March 8, 1875.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-09
YEFFERSON HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE, DELAWlRE.
o. INuN w npAv Doou

This large and beautifully situated house
mas Deen pus In the very best repair for the
receptfon of visitors, who will find at it an tine
accommodations OF FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
Il commands fine view of the Delaware Rav
and Is one Of the most pleasant and delightful
places In the State for excursions or pic-nics.
Tne house is kept in the best style, the baI
nllec with the choicest wines, liquors and
malt drinks, and table supplied with the snh
stantzals and luxuries of the market. Excm
slon1sts can arrive by boat or rail. Parties
VINO wish to go fishing or boat riding on the
NOBLE Delaware, can be accommodated with
sulsaoae boats. The patronage of the public
is respectfully solicited.
W-N j. w. GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-09
Fashionable Furniture.
J, & J: N. HARTMAN >
No. 40 King 6treee
WILMINGTON. DEL.

%usuu We respectfully inform the citi-
xens OF Wilmington and the sur
rounding country that we continue
nito manufacture and keep on hand at
our large and long established wsrerooms.
Furniture of every variety and style, con-
sisting Of Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut
Fufniture suitable for parior. .dining-room
and chamber uses.
Our assortment Of Furnitureis is larger and
more varied than can be found In Delaware.
and all articles sold atour establisnmsnt are
warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds of the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and oonSkfnt-
IL keep large assortment OF Spring. Aahf,
--o'' j. hin. HARTMAN.
4lO King Street.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-09

EMOVAL.-P. III. FLINN has removed
III from the Fourth street Market to tn
New MAJ vet. Third and King streets. stalls
70 and 80, where he hopes to supply his Gus
mers as usual. Thankful for past fayors he
hopes to be the recipient of many more from
agenerops aublic.. novbd&w
The daily gazette., 1875-03-09

This is good; There are two reasons
why some people don't mind their
own business. One is that they have
no business, and tho other is that lacy
have no mind.
"My lecture" said California ora
tor, will be brief" A turnip hit him
"on. the divide" at that instant, and he
announced; "The meatiHg stands sd-
jpurnedI"
The daily gazette., 1875-03-09
HOTELs.
VNESTzsN HOTEL,
N. W. COR FOURTH AND ORANGE srs..

N. W. COR FOURTH AND ORANGE SITS.
'+ c. J~KYLE. Protector.
The above House has been put m complete
repair for the reception of guests, where
they Will receive all the accommodation OF
y FIRST. CLASS HOTEL.
Bar flled with choicest wines, Liquors, ciaars.
&c, and the table supplied with the best de
market affords. Transicnt and permaneu
boarders accommodated at moderate rates.
Good stabling and attentive hostlers. A Lb.
eral share of public patronage is respectfully '
solicited.
aug2-dtf
The daily gazette., 1875-03-09

Industrial Exhibition Company.
500
WILL BUY
FIRST MORTGAGE PREMIUM BOND
N. Z. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
COMPANY.
These Bonds are Issued for the purpose ~
isasng funds for the erection OF buiisiinS in
sAe Guy OF New York, to be used for a
PERPETUAL WORLDS FAIR.
A permanent home. where every manufas-
sn su.er can exhibit and sell his goods, ani every
industry which will prove a vast benefi tn the
whole country. '
Fer this purpose, the Lecis;atr,re NJ tha
State of New York has granted a charter tn a
number OF our most wealthy and respectabIe
merchants; nnasas and these gentlemen have pur-
SHaseH NO ,s less than eight blocks Of the
building 70 be erected will be seven stories
high (i50 feet in height), surniounted nv
magnificent dome, and will cover q space Of
= "a acres. II VIII be constructed of Iron, Brick
ana Giass, and made IRE proof The bonds.
which are all for $50 each, are secured by =
nrss mortgage on the land and building. and
tor the purpose OF making them popular the
Seesees ,na nave decided to have quarterly draw
mgs OF $lo0cOO each; this money being the
interest on the amount of the whole loan.
Every bondhoIder must reoeiya at Ieast
$2i.0o but he may receive -'''''
100000
orsS5o 900. or 100000. or 5000. or $4,000, &C.
FOURTH sEREs DRAWING
April 9Th. 1875.
These drawings take place every THREE
MONTHS, and eventually every bond viii nsr.
ucipate in them. r>
The next premium allotment will be held
Monday. March ist, 1878,
On which day 1000 premiums, amounting to
$loo0OO will be distributed among 900 bond.
holders. We have limited number of drawn
Serie bonds on hand. which may be pur.
chased on application.
Address. for Bonds and full informaSion.
MORGENTHAU, BRUNO & CO..
FINANCIAL AGENTS,
% Park Row. New York.
Post Office Drawer %
Remit by Draft on n. Y. City Banks ReCts
tered Letter or p. o. Money Order.
POSTPONEMENT IMPOSSIBLE UNDER
THIS PLAN.
Applications for Agencies received.
feblSd&w4m
RHMovA
have removed rom ny Old stand to3 Shin
10y street to
! N. W. COR. THIRD & SIaPLEY SITS
Where, with Increased facilities, L shall h,
better prepared to supply the wants Of m,
| customers with
STOVES. HEATERS. RANGES
AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
generaily. Bong thankful for past favors
| nope by personal attention to business to CON
tinue to receive a share Of your patronage.
| II. MORRISON.
ITO ALL MEN. A SPEEDY CURE. =
~Sakness of the Back or Limbs. Kid.
ton Of the Heart. Nervousness, Timidity
| Trembiing; Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Low
Spirits. Evil Forebodings. Aversion to Society
pisoase Of tho Head, Throat. Nose or Skin
Liver, Lungs. Stomach or Bowels. Impotency
and those direful results of Early Excesses
and mind. 80 ~~'A "o"A
| Look Hospital. No. z s. Fradarink atrsat J.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-09

ITO ALL MEN. A SPEEDY CURE.
Il Weakuess Of the Back or Limbs. Kid
neys. Bladder and Urinary Organs, Palpita-
ton 9f the Heart. Nervousness. Timidity.
Trembiing Indigestfon.. Dyspepsia. Low
Spirits. kyii forebOdings. Aversion to Society,
Disease Of the Head, Throat. Nose or skin.
Liver Lungs. Stomach or Bowels. Impotency
and those dtrefui results of Early Excesses
and mind. N'1s
Address with stamp. DR, JOHNSTON,
Look aospital. No. s. Frederick street, !.
jsn3ed2taw3m Baitrnote Ma
The daily gazette., 1875-03-09
100000 !

orsS5, 900. or $4,000. or 81. 200, or $4,000. &C
FOURTH sEREEs DRAWING
April 9Th. 1875.
THESE drawings take place every rHnEB
| MONTHS, and eventually every bond viii nsr'
ucipate in them. r'>
The daily gazette., 1875-03-09

generaily. Bong thankful for past fayors
hope by personal attention to business to coal
tHue to receive share of your patronage.
II. MORRISON.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-09

Let them heed the warning as did the
people OF the Netherlands that of vii.
liam the Silent. and it may yet be wei
"isn 81 u Us, w. H. N.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

The fOllowiag named Clubs are Published
in the order ~ their opgAnixatioa. Tighter
with the names 10 Pr~sident and secretaries.
Other Clubs will be sdasd ss som as report
I'd 10 this ofaee. The list viii be- kept stand
inc fBv reference;
Hopswell Cub (July 81, IA Com, Pres
dent .. L. johnson, Secretary.
B~euregsrd Club (July 2ll N. q. Fairman,
Presidents n. D. Bestie, Secretary.
Crystal Springs Club lJuly 1slT. r. Lock
weed Prcssdsat, \. N. stAckhoase seereta-
".
Hsxlehurss Cub (yuly % q. j. Mervhsad.
Presidrns. y. ID. Cranberry, Secretary.
MartinsviIle Club (July si) Josiah Hester,
President w. y. Barry, secrvt~ry.
Wesson Club tJuly 81 Geo. Barrow, Pres
ideEt. III. A. Earns. Secretary.
Brown's Store Club duly M n. n. AIsen,
Presidenl Whil steele Secretary.
kess Hin Cub tAas 81 .. G. wsAs. Pres
idsnl .. n. wilsoa, secretary.
New hope Club tAug. ~ A. @. Carter,
President; .. r. Harris, Secretary.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18


the Universal Exposition In vIenaa. ls7a
and Il u aid al less price than any ether
machine Of ib standard excellence. Ma
chimes ON be delivered Il any Railroad Sta
tioa IN this county, free of transportation
charges u orlsred threaxh the 'Company's
Branch House 1T No ise Canal street. New
Orle~nA They send an elegant catalogue
and ehrcmo circular FRYE oa application.
This Company want fs~ more Ecol agents.
A sArcH GAME ws played a Brookhayen
On Tuesday, ifsA Inst. between the kxcelsiss
n n. e., u Broekhsven. and shs Deaanes a
Hszlehurss. kr the prize u bot and ball
Dur hsHlehurst boys came out vas"rioas.
and srosghs the bat and ball away with them.
The follo~ing 10 the score.
ExrKfsrokz
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

The anti Radical voters in the neirhhor-
hood ef Sew Hope srhcol house met. Aux.
J, 10 srxsalxe on snti-k&dseai Club.
A. q. Carter wss elected President. and
James X Harris. Secretary.
The following resolutions we're unani.
meusly adsptsdi
Resolved. That this Club b. known as the
New Hope ARti- Radical Club.
Resolved. That this Club heartily endorse
platform ss 81 forth by the Coavsnsi.a Il
Jnekson, On the srl inst. and that we gill d.
oil we can 10 defeat Radscali.m.
Resolved, That 90 invils al voters Who are
oppo~ed ~ Radical misrsle. to joln us in the
coming centr~t and we plesls,s ourselves b.
prosest ID the p@plis. aud elsewhere. those Who
may unite with us; that ~s will rexHnd all
who do not sei With Ne NJ enemies to The vel
fare % Me country.
The Mississippi Democrat and Copinhan
were rqaested 10 publish the above prsceed-
ihgs.
Oa motiea. the Club adiourned to meet on
the 2ist of August. ls7a
a. q. CARTER, President.
j. X HARRTs, Secretary.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

The Grange Excarsioa from Jackson to
Magnolia l@ss wesk w.s . grad Success
Prof kivinas's silver Cernes Band sncompa-
MED The kxcarsieaisss. ard discourssd swess
music ID every sastiea- An the towns BE-
twssa Jsskssa and MsgnoliA were rspresens-
"a. and upon arrival q eur dsssin&fion ne
tsand representative rom the Surrounding
eounsry. ss~dy 10 psrticipsse In the pleasures
20 NE ecca~soa Speeches were made BY
Nd n q. Wal. Maj n. BsrksaAle. Col. q.
n Heoker. and c.pl Pinkney Smith. II
New Orleans The arch over the Speakers
stand was insertwlBed With the various pro-
aacsioas of the sosl-eorn. oass. pcs~soes.
wheat apples. peaches. pears &c. A great
many pe~eas enjoyed themselves dancing al
the Centrsl House A game of base ball
vas played between the 'fIndapendsnts," Il
Jsckssa. and the '.Bsndisfi. /" % summit In
which ths latter came oai Victorious. The
music was snA the speeches were good. the
dancing was keps up until just befbre leaving.
and we must MT forget 10 sentioa the ding
ner That was ccsdaes~i on the style q .
baskes pic-nie. and we had the pleasure Of en-
joyiag the haspl,alities II Mr. W. W. Bsn-
nett. ca which occasion we did ample justice
70 the good things that were besore ma Alto
gstheF II was one a. those enjoyable Affairs
that y really aasurpassed-nothing occurring
10 mar the hsrasay ef the sx~sr.ioassts
Nc. X ID. Ellieta - The Farmers vindsosssr,
deserves much praise Coz the efseient manner
In which he discharged his duties.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

A rouxa Amer'ran came inso our osAoe
the other day with cu.sed little animal he
called a sgulrrel. The pestifsrous little
thirx I'd loose. and the arxt opening u cav
was the sak beg. and Into that ID wcnt We
extricssed the thing from the imk, with .slcl :
and paper and turned IL loo-e II ran all
roand the rom. bat woald not g~s eat II a
dssor GO q window. II ran ever our desk.
knocked the lnls,and on the aeor and broke
H. ruined q ~, u postage stamps. besmsared
Loo u vslasble paper w'sh iak. ran throagh
our exch&nges aud dsahed them very badly,
and aaally III. ds,ssiable thing e., into the
water backet. We thsaxhi thea we'd p,l q
mansard reof on the little fsllow. head. bar
by a sapsrsquirrsl esbrs 10 60, ou, II the
baoket mounted the desk sxnia, hroke our
msscilaxs esssle and pa~se-pos. MAIDS . leap
kpT the krms and knocksda lcs of type imso
pL and then jumped ON the stand. and ran all
over the eases. which had Jas, been alled.
The devil plcksd up the shooting s,irk. dash
ed u 9, the Squirrel and smashed ths edisor
gid w.ssA that was h~agiHg on the wall
The ediins picked up . walking cane ard
started ksr the devil TIE devil made his exi,
In d'ahls-qalck tune. bat ths cane was
thrown 81 him from the editors hands. and
hs. to", kn~|k~d . ia ef type inas pi and
Aroks . ssw-plsrhsr TAs sdissr started sss
sfssr the devil and h# eoss-t~il e@aght ou
the door-kmSe and tss~ u Oh. and while Ia
meating the las, Disaster the devil made his
sseaps. the be, THAI brughs sAs ssuirr~l ron
ca. and the squirrel-wsll. we doa't kncw
ncither On ne care what escsmeo % n.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

MarE~rrs Brown. shout eixhsesa years Old.
wss kilsede On Mr.. Check's place. about twelve
nilss wee. ef here. last saturday. The do
ce.sed aud Eageas Romans eolored bry.
seventeen OF eighteen years cf sTe. wers
playing with ons another when Msrgsrv,
slapped Eaxsae In the kce. lie ssrsek her
then With switch. whereupon Margaret b.
gan cursing Eugcas In . severe manner, and
he told her b. stop u &c he would shoot her.
III had pistol In his hands. playing with !,
NJ the time, and whether II VA Intentional ~
MT tAs pistol went oG and The ball passed
through the girls heart killing her instantly.
he was ArraigRed before Justice W r. Trim.
found guilty q manslaugh,er, and In defaul,
of making bobd Il s2.ooo, vas committed
In jAil 10 await trial before the Circuit Court
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

CD. Benz King he's accep,ed the invita-
tim. and win deliver an sAdrrss a the Court.
house, on sepsemssr Isl, at o'closk .. IN.
Everv Democratic onservutive Club In the
eounty and the public are invited to attend
also b. irin in torch-ligAs Procession siter
the speaking.
The Demecrstic-C Conservative Club Il
HaxlehurSt will mest, sept lst ai Q o'clock.
\. J. MORkHEAD, Chm'h.
J. DENSIs 0aAxRKnaY, Sec'y.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

=
"s ee""s's" "a''"~n "y'"g Va pun
hse"fAAf'"s wsh c""'asnce en ths sr.'
- w ..-o
ehs.rs s.r sree. "a s,~ e.sss ' "''
w.,.u..,.
Coz sszks, u large swc.s ps,ssse.
rur beard AZ s.cerv,.o,. .,,, m... n.,,
Monday
Rotl In yoss suh-cr,ps,on. 10 the Demo
"
s"e' - naeh mpo''saes, We W
" VOC vest 70 s'""se = g.oa e'es Ben
-. - 60
,
~ "a, - 49, !. - y.~ ~""es s~s' SUD-
other things. whscA no 10 wiIlias 10 LED shs
puhlse h.ws eAe.p sss cash.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

Beat No. I. Hsxlehursi pr~cinct. met a
per adlslrnment Aaguss iith. p. IA Judge
=. J. Morvheaa. chairman.
The 6llowihg coastitusion was thea adopt.
I'd, vui
!. The name u thl. Club sAaIi h. tina
Dem"erstse Conservative Club VI Hsxls-
hurst
O. An persons, electyvx u tins distrscs. and
oppes~d " kadieal rsle shall be eligible a.
tnesahsershlp. and may keeosne members b.
giving their names b. the Secretary.
Tho ofioers 20 thu Club shall eansist ID
one President one Nics President, ons So.
retary and one Treasurer, who shall perfarm
The datses ordinarily psrformed By such of
hoerx.
4 No member 81 the Cub shsIl he en-.
pelied excspt BY . majority vosa n Q rvgulal
meeting. or atwo-thirk vute al called meet.
ing.
q No money shall be dishursed b, the
Treasurer except upon the order % the Pre-
ident sc IA pursuance Ot q resolution II ths
Club.
O. TIE meetings % the Club shali b. held
IN the Courtroom, on the second and fourth
wednesday,. st 8 O'Clock D. m, until other
wiss prvvided, and the President, or In NJ.
absence The Vice President may call Q meet
ing xhonsver he may deem Il necessary 90 IA
d.
T. That the Club endorse the State PlA,
form % passed nj Jacksoa.
On mStion ID was resolved. That the Prc.i-
dent BE requested ~ correspond with Cob
benk Ming, and request hina to deliver an
address 10 the Club at such time A. MAY be
most convenient N hiu. and thai the presi.
dent give Rotics u the time through the
county papers. and Invite each and every
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

THE Up. =. A."--The CINCINNATI Enquirer
says ihasthe Radicals % Ohio ara beng or
ganixed throughout ths stats into q s@sret so-
Getty. known . The Patriotic sons Of Amer
81 who are Catholics In reiigion. Enropean
Prusasiants and native Amsrioan Cafhalics
ere put under ths Ian a sxslnzion on aeeouns
AZ their hiFth-placs and religious belief
tCiarson.
wHxs they make nm oyster bed. do they
ne q seaweed mattressf
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

A series Of rcligsoas servi-es Win be held
In The Presbyterian Church Of hi. place. em-
eraciag the fyurtA Sabbath 10 this month.
snd eommssciag Ga Friday previous At p.
IA Rev. :. .. Blagh.m, ef Ea,erpri-e.
Mis... h expess~d b b. prrscnt and AID the
Pass"s In the serviees
August q, IsTA
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

] have dsspoaef ~ my entire stock ri
drugs, H'ssiicinss, etc.. b. hr. X. q. William.
son, Who viii continue the business. In re-
urins. ! n-snrn many thanks to q generous
puhlic fSr the liberal patroaage they have be-.
slowed upon the. 10. Lloyd.
aurtt-A.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

elII H0TEL,

Corner Camp and Cmmon strvess. nesF
Canal street. Mes Oriev.s.
THIS hotel b centrally iccsse,i shls Cd
trance being only q lev ises from Canal
ssreet; Ticket ofiice New Oslrans. Ne.
I.sass and Chicago Railroad Coapany 4
IIiinois Central Raliruad Csnpany; ansi
New Orieaa& Mohlas and Texas Rallreasl
Company. just opposite. baggage checked
20 MI posnts. Prices % saiG the tim<u.
Liberai reductiea for board By thu week
or moath. TIE friends Of M. Oscar
hlnckle. tormerly oi Jarksom Mlssisslppi
WIN Ind him 90 the City Hatsl.
AUMFORD a WATSON.
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