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Meeting OF County Grange.

To ~ Editor Of tie Star
DzAR SIR AxD W. BRoTHKR-There
viii be . meeting Of the @ unity Grange
at Lvonia Grange Hall. on the 1st Sat-
urdsy in October next. at II O'Clock NJ
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OUR TICKET.

Ne preen! a. the bead of on
ooluuns q ticket for the eongider,.
ton Of The voters OF Jackson couDty
which should eommsnd the reepe,,
and enlist the support Of erery eiti
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and well being Of the county.
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By the people in pri=ary election.
are too well and f~srorabIy koown
TO need SPECIAL commeudation IRON
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Ar. aelnui., who has been &C.
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An astute and successful bs.ipe-.
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honest and reliable, well acquainted
with. and comprehendiDg, the want.
OF tie Sea Coast section Of Our
State, no choice within the range Of
our acquaintance could have been
better made.
Mr.. Clarke, the candidate for
Sheriff, has filled the same position
most satisfactorily, and this en-
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as an officer and an avowal by the
people that tLey again need bis ger.
vices.
The candidate for clerk, Mr.. Del.
mas, is a member of one of the
oldest and most highly respected
families upon our sea shore. Ipd;-
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With sinctr re- regret we are called
upon 70 chronicle The d-sth OF Mr..
George Coughlin, QUE Of u compost
tors. which FAD occurrence took place
on Wednesday last, the 22l inst, at
u II. The deceased was about % years
Of age. and came to Passes eonla abont
a month ago., since which tina he has
been an employee in the STAR Office.
He was an intelligent and gifted yonnc
msu, and "a apparently 10 the enjoy
meni Of good health from the time Of
His arrival until Friday evening last.
Ehep be fhpzed symptoms Of indispo-
siiion, complained OF having q had cold,
and retired 70 bid On Sunday il was
Siscov red that his malay had devel.
oped into e m~slignsnt tyre Of the pre-
vailing fever. and Notwithstanding the
nost strebnors efforts Of the bes. physi-
and nurzes. be suecHmbed to the
feH disessa. His rFnains were follosed
to the eam-'ery by a large number Of
orr ~ciiizaps, and sitter The reading OF
= solemn and impressive burial s~sryice.
Committed IN the tomb. there to
await the 6pal Judgment. H leaves
= mother aud sister in ST. Lnnis to
lemen. bis =" uniimeIy taking of" and
10 whom we tender our earnest sym-
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DEATH or hIss SAERAzrs.-On
Saturday last Miss Nerce, about ii
years old, a daughter Of our es-
teetned fellowcitizen and one Of our
leading merchants. Mr.. j. Z. Sara
yin, died Of yellow fsTer at her IA
ther's residence. between Scranton
aud the sea shore. swiftly flies
the featbered dart now among Us.
and the shaft strikes here and there
and where least expected. Bloom
ing youth and beauty. and vigorous
manhood as well as hOary age, sue
cumb in turn to The King Of Ter
rors. Amisble, lovely and accom-
plished, she leaves an sching void
in tho hearts Of a large circle of
relatives and friends who mourn her
and will eyer cherish her
memory.
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Meeting OF the Board OF Supervisors.

BY direction of the President Of the
Board of Supervisors Of Jackson county,
notice is hereby given that a meeting
OF said Board will be held on the
LIST Monday Of October noxt, 1876, and
in cons quence of the prevalence of
yellow fever at the county site. said
meeting will be held at Lavonia Grange
Hall, near Americas.
@. II. ALLEY, Clerk.
SCRANTON, MISS. Sept. 20, '76
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Maay p@rsgts ester g rfialsg
oEce siis ibs i5sa that ihs rsur
payers Which they see there ere
Ike green smrnoas at h~sil.sLow
zilh The snilcilg label, take oas,
ernb,az1bed o. escE sheet. There
msr lie considerable scr monjon-
Esiter 10 the papers. Dot visitors
should bear in mind tia; thcy ere
not had ior tie gathering, and tbst
it cost. much money and anxiety Of
mind to get out newspapers. so
thought our devil the other day, as
be cast . ferocious glance after q
six-looter in home spun. wlo, after
h~aving Tocketed our Die copy and
seized a bundle Of exchanges, put
out for the everglades.
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J. W. Thomson,
Secretary Bluff Grange.
%, 1875.

Moss PorxI, Miss, S-pt. q, 70.
Coz VI. SIXTH
Agreeable TO your request aud my
pOnise 70 notify yo1 should yellow
fever appear bere, / viil state ihsi yellow
fever made It's Appearances a. Moss Point
proper On the evening Of the l7ib inst..
si8cs which time l have seen ten c.-es
f it-three Of uhieh have died. The
fever, thus far, is Of 3 most m~4fSnzni
type 1t may 20. be impToper. il TIL
CONNECTION. TO remark that prior 10 re
breaking o1i Of the fever at this pzse,
visited iItseu c&ses II yellow lever a;
Scrsntoas in the capacity Of either al
tending II ~oousuling physician.
B-tpeesiuliy, etc,
n. Mcleod. N. D.
For the benefit OF those not &C
quslnted with our localities, Ee will
state that Noes Point is io7r miles
from the Depot, up the river, and
where The mills are located. Ii ia
a tlIickly-sett!ed neishborhood, but
most OF the families left on the first
appearance Of the di-ease at Scran
ton.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-25
OUR MORTALITY.

Since our last issue We record the
following deaths
l3td-Dsaghter Of Mr.. SArrszin, neal
.s4 shore.
lstt-Msie Of Brig Charles Miller, ST
Sea shore. Henry He=itt q col
ored man, st Scranton,
2l-Ssilor iron schooner IndisDola. sen,
from bis vessel al Moss Point TO
Mn- Laurs's at Scrantou.-A col
ored nan st Noes Poin'.-Mr.
Carr, at Scranton.
A-Pnn.er, George Cous hlip, at STAB
Office, ScrsutOn.-Mr. Savage, a,
Bayou Cosotse, Father Ghisol8.
at sea sbore.-Daugb.er OF Mr..
Sauh-bury, at Moss Point and
a child Of DIR. McInuis a, same
place
24-Ar. Alexander, butcher.
2jth-Miss Anna Price and q tinsmitk's
vile at old hotel at sea shore.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-25

Mr.. Carr, an old citizen of this
place, died at Scranton on Wednes-
day.