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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28

THE WEEKLY SUN
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-05-04

A tall-complexioned YOUNG MAN, aged
) #. 6 in, height 80 lbs Had on, when last
seen two pairs of swalow-tailed sealskin
trousers, fashionable mutton outlet waiscoat,
with delrium trimmings double-barrelled
frock coat, with horse collar and sausage
lining patient leather-bottom top shoes, laced
up at the sole, and buttOned inside.
lie is deaf and dumb of one eye and hard
of hearing with the other, with slight squint
in his eve teeth stoops very up right with
loud impeachment in his look, chignOn on up
per lip with wbiskers bitten off short inside /;
mouth like torn pocket; hair of deep scarlet
blue and parted from ear to yOnder; Calves of
legs rising 1 years, to be sold cheap on ac,
count of the dearness of milk very liberal
with other peoples money, and well known TO
good templar, having been eleventeen years
member of the /. o. g. T. | Often Get
Tight Society.
Anv one who knows of his whereabouts will
IL ranort at the
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to send to this hospital such INDECENT insane
under their charge as they may deem pro-
per subjects, and they shall be generally
chargeable with the expenses OF the care and
maintenance and removal to and from the
hospital for such INDECENT insane.
SECTION II. That the rights which now
reside in the courts as to the commitment
of the insane to the State hospitals shall be
possessed by the several courts of the afore-
said Southeastern districts of Pennsylvania
in relation to the hospital herein named.
SECTION -. That the Governor, judges
of the several courts of record of the Com
monwealth, and members of the Legisla-
ture shall be cx-oflicio visitors of the insti-
tuition.
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Brave Western Girl.
ROMANTIC TRAGEDY IN INDIAN \

Parties from the neighborhood of the
occurrence furnish the following particulars
of tragedy which was consummated near
Blk City; on the Green river, Indiana -
1t appears that Miss Margaret Payne,
who resides mile or two up the river from
the village mentioned above, had gone into
the place to make some purchases and spend
the day with young lady acquaintance. In
the afternoon she started home, and when
about three quarters of a mile from the vii
lage, and at point for from any house or
help, burly negro man, who was out on
the water in a skiff, pulled into the shore
and sprang into the road, accosting the
young lady, and asking if he could walk
with her. Thoroughly frightened, she an
swered "No," and increased her pace. He
also hurried up, keeping by her side, but
between her and the river.
Miss PAYNE home was the nearest house,
and between her and it lay heavy strip
of brush and timber, lonesome, dark and
dense At point where an encroachine
hill crowded the road to the very verage OF
the river, and where the bank was steep
an inspiring thought flashed upon the brain
of the sorey distressed damsel and, mus
tering her strength for one signal effort
when she reached that point she gave hel
unwelcome companion a tremendous shove
hurling him over the bank headlong in q
bed of quicksand. Then, without stopping
to look after the fate Of the man, she ran
home at the top Of her speed, The negro, o
course, was immediately swallowed up by the
sand His body has not been recovered
though it can be distinctly felt with pole
He is supposed to be tramp who had beer
lettering about the neigbhorhood for few
weeks past, aud who is now missing.
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The Young Attorney.

The Detroit Free Press thus describes a
youngster who came to that place from
Boston to be a lawyer
1t was amusing how quickly that boy
picked up knowledge of legal business.
1t was his duty to stay in the office when
the lawyer went out, and he felt all the
Importance of his position. When big
boys came around to ask for job Of carry
ing up coal Thomas went for them heavy.
"Boyr' he would answer in a severe
voice, Il don't want to see you come to
grief, but if you don't hurry right down
stalls Ill get out capias, switch you be-
hind the bars and have you hung before
grass starts -
The attorney had to go to Chicago one
day, and he told Thomas that he might
wash the windows and slick up little.
Thomas went in. He had new mating
put on the floor, put a painter at work
thing which could be washed. 1t was a
neat job all around, and he felt as if he
ought to be praised for his enterprise. The
attorney begun to scold, but Thomas re-
marked
''Ain't we as good as those one-horse
lawyers across the road ? Is a law Office
a barn or is it law office p
Two weeks ago he was told to go down
and order half ton Of coal to keep the
stove going till warm weather. Some one
| told him the coal would be considerably
higher next year, and so, on the ground OF
economy, he ordered five tons sent up, and
most of it had been dumped on the walk
before the attorney discovered the situation
Thomas would probably have lasted a week
or so longer than he did, but for his recep
ton of lady client who came to see the
lawyer about applying for divorce. The
lawyer was trying the case in court, anc
the boy had sole charge of the office. He
received the lady in his usual urbanC
manner, and when she inquired for the
attorney, he replied:
"He is out, but my legal services are al
your disposal"
She didn't seem inclined to consult him
and he went on:
"Is it a case of wife beating or divorce p
She intimated that he was an impuden
boy, and he replied
Very well, madam, we can't take youl
case at al"
She said she'd call and see the lawyer
but Thomas answered:
at won't do you any good We can
take your case at all-not for love o.
money"
She returned two hours later, when tn,
lawyer was in and Thomas was out, and i
was decided that the boy would have t,
seek some other profession. That evening
when so informed, he replied;
"All right If I'm going to be a law
yer [ want things to git up and git around
You don't want lively boy around here
and | saw that over a week ago
1t was intimated that he hadn't bette
"sass" any one, and he blandly replied:
'No one is sassing you. If you wan
this partnership dissolved we'll par
friendly. If you don't want to rusl
things this is no place for me"
He is peddling peanuts now. and th'
way he dusts around is the cause of hi
having half a dozen fights per day.
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entitled to receive out of the proceeds of the
sale whatever sum they may be legally
entitled to, according to right and priority
of lien.
SAMUEL f. PATTERSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN LATTA,
President of the Senate
Approved the seventeenth day of
February, Ammo Domini one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-six,
j. +. HARTRANFT.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-05-04

- you know that y. Ef.
f1Io. HcG Garty & Sons are the only Under
b1S;.a'SS 10 Stroudsburg who understands their
bv b.,l1SS an lfnot attend Funeral managed
Win iT,y other Undertaken lin town, and you
'T I,e zee The proof Of the fact.
June Is, 74-f
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-05-04
ANOTHER TROPHY WON
BY THE
ES7EY COTTAGE ORGANS

These superior and beautifully finished in
Ftmmeu's SO far cc!ipsei their competitor in
volume, purity, sweetness and delicacy of tone,
&, 10 carry of the first and only premium Civ
en- to exhibitors Of reed Organs at the Monroe
County Fair, held September -, 1874.
bny onty the best. For price list address
Oct l-tL J. y. SIGAFUS,
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VOL. 33.
Fob PRINTING

OF ALL KINDS,
...,I in the highest style of the Art, and on the
Er'e''f' D." most reasonable terms.
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CAUTION !

tro', an persons are hereby cautioned not to
sjtra,l r'Sa On any property Of the undersigned,
Anvo-l A,.'e III SIrond township, Monroe county, Pa:
10 !; one violating this notice will be prosecuted
" TIE iull extent of the law.
Strou,, JACOB III. BUTTS.
--ouc"ourg, July 20, 1875.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-05-04
OWelling y House for Sale.

desirable two story Dwelling House, contain
KA ing seven rooms one of which j. suitable
sIt,{ i"F store Room, situate on Main street
IlIIthssa IN the Borough Of Stroudsburg. The
1stfi sseY building is nearly new, and every part
- - 'i ii Ia good condition. For terms &c
81 THIS office. Dee ., is75-tf
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-11-04
REIPEE

TrsY CAkr-Tak, a square of
.nlaus .pausc cake. hIauchalaud
mI 80 almonds: split them m four
ptrcr. and stick The surface %, thr
cake mrI u them: setiuadeep gle,.
dish, turn oeerrta. much wine a.
the cake will absorb AMI lrt ia stand
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-11-04
cUrwoRus N TnEGARDEN

Bl arrideut / discovered a way
aud time, o. le>tro, the great gar
den pest tie rut worm On picking
upa p,ere of beard that Ay ia my
0alkvay discovered several worms
aud curiosity l,d mc tu turn several
other boards To ny a,tnuishmcut
~ hgu bad turned u,arl, dozen
Boz different direction, of the garden
found ! bad KILLED seventy
worms Tho next day ~ear,hed
the same baauls, which I bad care
mily replaced, and killed seventy
eight worms. Tho third search I
iouud c1liJrl head that bad been
eut orth COWS aud LETT hy being
u....aA,ii on examining lt, thgr,
v,.. uuder aud ou it twenty six.
Ny suggestion Is 10 hy boards
about traps, and watch them,
aHd the saving 10 ssau. 81. ,ay., s
Will o. imiuvu-e.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-11-04

Bat your honor, where's thc old
woman She amt gone 20 on a
brouusuck Aud where dad you
drop from ?"
The stranger laughed
u am the old woman"
The man mounted Oh. hox. mot
quite certain whether hc ua. lu tbe
land ~ cu,hanlmyat ~ uoy, and
Jame, sil -obbiug hy,leucalls
found h,r-cl, ,ia.pod 81 tender
ho,d.
"lauic, MY presrou- onr,' don't
Cy 81 bitterly loua a~r safe nou "
oh, paa. shat would have hap
penei to me it yau bad uY. been
wiser than n
For fh. deaf 1'l woman rs thc
huge cloak. ana with tb. square
wicket basket. was Psd Raymond.
who bad hasu Inyy. uuuarlby the
Irresistible mruI4r nf u.. uau.r.
dream, laI J1.an .a. g1pr.-. tratu.
and contrary Is Jn.es Wishes y,
came h,r guardian r.mr-
"lfulfhn- lal hlprru.I o. tau.
jane" U.r.HT .stau t...|I r.g..-
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-11-04

err (iuvej attached Go q entered.
walked ~ % thc bar and called for
liquor. As be- raised the gIas. to
ward hi- hp- Il was shattered by the
last shot from The mounlainccr, pis
tul. Not even looking aside, the
guest dropped che pieces aud -aiI %
thc bar keeper
"Giyc me another glass"
Then, sud4,nIy gra,png ID. plv-
ST. nam Dis right holster. be urucd
anl .anf his a-.aiaH dead. View
m- .h. body after be had taken his
retrc-hmgnrs remarked.
"rpat--m might have hurt
somebody pretty -oonmightnt be-.
And vu, otr with DIS team and
h.- "aua-, hav, houp IA j." that you
may hear Whenever you approa p d
wagon train an these remote im
prts-.Ne rlHin>.
A dHzrr nr score mcu sioud 80 the
EASTERN pntuuor ol the City Hail
yesterday when b begar 60 rain,
lud along clme an individual with
aa umbrella over bis head A. hc
ra.hrl thr toP step one %. tar m Go
advanced auu said
"hh : I've been waiting for tau.
! know sou ban h., and it-aI right.
&C.. man surrendered tbe umhrgI
'a 300 % hr-.gune mauu,r. aud h.,
-h,,r-h Inoh showed very plainly
th4t d. wa,u0l thc avlul owner ot
r. A. he passed nto che BAN
anaihrr of thc crowd stepped ogt
AND sail
That, my umbrella, and can
. prove ~ n ha, % J rur into tar
uaud.e
~a aithaI, mI altrr some parI,y.
mg 10 Ua- hauiol over. The new
owner was -minug yer, haudiy as
10, crowd si.r.guIrt, when a mau
turued iu "a tuc a,ruu, &. -. -.
, urllIug. A. -oon a. he saw Jh,
umbrella hr salIrd uut:
"NeN well, bat where d.d you
eet This
"It,m.nc boughtuuthrstor q,
Ma, Obs r.p.l
"Not much, sir !, Wa STOLEN
from my office q month age, and
you'd better hsud IL overIfNou don't
want traublc."
n Was PASSED 10 him, and be- start
rf i1r humc. OuIl the angel, know
whether ~ not the real owner stop
pai bJm sumrwh here up Woodward
. ATruus.-Detrult FRI, rrg>s.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-11-04
FALL SETTING or RAsPBER
RiES

Purly's Fruit Record gives dircr
iiOus for management with red rasp.
berries, and 10 they are followed AMI
: good crop is not obtained, Il j.
Nilliag ~ bear all the blame that
ear be hearod on. First, plant on.
ly hardy sorts, a. Bristol, Turner,
Highland, IIanly, Bundywine aud
Philadelphia. Seeond, set out IL
the tall, fonrand one half icct each
way. cutting OF six Inchcs from thC
gruaud. Third, when piaated, hill
up around them, and in early spring
pass oyerthc groand With harrow
. a. to level down tie weeds that
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-11-04
NO. %.

are ls.,t starting. Fourth. cultivate
both ways during the season. keep
ing all weeds from The hill, and the
young Z owth nippcd ol az the end
u ben it z g't- from eighteen inche- a.
two fest high. Twice a. three tune.
pas- through with cutting attach
ment, or culuyator. {, cut of .uek
er>, being careful not % cat too
deer. If the soil 8. rather poor o.
light throw "a handuI Of compost in
aa.h H'i as ,ln plaat. are set ard
each year small qsauity under
each bash close to the plant
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-11-04
TwOTRoNrIERINCwE

"A western correspondent 1f ag
eastern newspaper Uu.e-a. follows
M uiicu times, Ju- after rs -.t
tlemaHt. D,ayg. had hut t.r Sab
-iled restaurants That aas v0aa
Missouri tud Kansas hai thaIr ha
bitual "borlrr war" aaJ abuH sos.
souriaus ant kau-aa. uurar.ur
across lhe lIaid- e,-ta nim r.a
Of thc GOLD mpunta.u-. a-.4 t' He.f
anywhere with lerarty
Onr morning kgu-a. gentleman,
having arrived iu Dtrv D.e pr
ylous night. 80 trrakn-u.z H.m 3
grcas, plate upon doaIF table
clotb in a piug saloon NH.r hs
rgli,hcd o. ham, another gentleman,
evidently 4 Nis,uuuau. entered Jbc
doorway. H. wore uagh baot- aai
side his tr0usrrc, ani boz u 1nr boot
lpg 4 kuiie was thFa-t Hs was
checked" with rryue .H. -t shooters,
one % each hII. auHaut ~ GA,
extsut that OBJ. Ha.e nas rH.'na
unsiavcu and unkenrt, 70, aIraue
"a. aud discovered AMI ae.l,t.d the
kansau thus
aAh. ha Yuu'rr lae 3. ta,n id
Kansas sueaks, are yuH, reckon
I take shot NJ you.'
But before Be- could shoot The
/ Kansas person bad hi, ri.tol our u
I il. leather socket, and began blazing
away. The asSailant lpsi irum
I the door unhur AID retarned h.o
our Kansas lris was msaiag tbe
I fat on his teeth eiha lawie krl.g.
Exposing halt b isee aai : del rr
ca,ory hand tbrush tte apgrvay,
said
II beg your pa 'lnR. stranker, lut
really I didut 4 ips you wsre 1u
Z The shoot"
"AH right sua re haasan.
Come Ia and hay, > bind
Aud % the two hoeama amleahlp.
There used % ht > lat'e nld tat
cru half way betv eee Denver sn'l
tho mountains. o. NovembeF sf
ternoon two or thr sleepy ioaf. y
roasting their .o,,s - fhe siaxs
therein, were arou = IS 4 mpm
tain bravo. uho. eo nia4 u. cekesl
bis pistols aud begn hfiHA htt~efh
their heads ii The i roaaaing aall
While The n<ogntain e waa eueag
IL IN ~. snsrt. = - - team stop
,maa,,h. d.os ssath, ebalI laes
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-11-04

There are a variety oi Ways adopt.
cd 80 prepare tho >oii lor q wheat
crop Before the wheat b. -own The
gruuui should be Wy,l luNeled with
a harrow, aul "a lumpy, should be-
roilod Then by the ass Of the
mo,t improved dr.ll pat the whea;
INTO tue soii in case the land is
exposed g. thc wind, the drill snoald
move at right angles 60 the course
- the prevailing winds, that the
plants may Dc sheltered by the
lhlge- that the drill will east up be
tween The rove.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-11-04

CoH"oH PrOcesdlHEs.

Ma regular meeting pi thc Euarl
u' Mayor ugl Aldermen uflbp town
90 ilaz.elurt. heid 40 the Ma,ur'.
ulh.e in sari town. Goa the 18th dav
a. October, 1870. there were rrg-
ut. lon. j. D. Guomr. Mayo. ~
N Mees. 80 = Ra,,cr.H. n. Az.
Waue.l anal q. N pamy.. Alder
men
The petition Oft. ]. Penn, 90. AL.
was iald over until the next meet.
mg.
Petition of u. III. llorg.et al. ask
mr. remission ot fine against 4. u.
ta~uu wa. rejected.
Tho committee 90 examine war
rants and check of stubs ol the war
rant book reported that they vcrc
found to tally.
Report received and the commit
tee discharged
The following ordinance WAS then
offered. read and passed
BE lt ordained hy the Board IT
Mayor aud Aldermen of the town OF
HaZlehursl, That the Marshal and
all pgaoe ofiiceFs 90 the Nnia lawu
arr authorised ard required e. a.
rest all persons found drank on The
public. .s'rvefs 81 any other rnblie
place ~ said tn,sn ana pnt them in
la~ eutah0oss 60 look ep and kefr
them until sober lhen r. tring them
before tie MAY % ~ tried iar the
violation Of the town ordinances re-
laliug thereto"
Or,cred.thai a warrant BE- issued
~ favor ct II 3. Mays for s50OU a,
part Of his lee Ia The eases oI Stack
house aud other against The corpor.
alton.
The Board then adjourned until
the 25th 81 October at 10'clock p. 4.
Wednesday cyoniug October 25th.
1876 Board met porsuant 20 al
ioumment Present samca a. b,iorr.
The petition of Marco Luuch aud
Nns>o Nelnnovieh O. retail. etc.. was
referred 70 u. y. Ma~scugill and 4.
N. Narrell ior examination. WHO
exported The same In proper form
AMI signed ~ the proper numbcror
names, whcrenpon il Is ordered that
upon said Marco Lucioh ana Nasso
Melpnoyieh. Isying tbe tax therefor.
ani giving bond as rcqaircd by law
and The ordinances ~ tbr town. the
elcrk isssc 10 said Marco Luctch
and Nasso GolOuoyieh license to sell
wines and spoutuous liquors ia /, -
quantities than one gallon Tor the
term 0f one year irum this date.
Ordered, that the petition ~ T. ..
Penn, e. al. BE- rejected.
Ordered, that az election be held
ln lhe town of llaxlehurst on the
2lst day 81 November. 1873. 10 elect
one Mayor. iour Aldermen. sax
School DIRECTORS, and one town
Treasurer.
Ordered, that the appointments ot
the following Msrshal. mnde hN the
Marshal be and they are hereby ap.
proved and confirmed, viz.
John n. Lowe, VIM. Fugafo. y.
Morrison, :. +. Ma-scugil, X. r..
Ainsworth, Jake Falcr, Z. q. Masscn-
gill, q. y. Wolfe. John 4. simpson
and Arthur Holiday.
Orlcrod,thai the Mayor be author
ized 10 bay two pair Of blankets for
ealaboose and that be report bill Of
the Same 90 this board.
The Board then adjourned until
the next regular meeting.
III, q. CoaN. Clerk.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-11-04

ltis a terribly moriiiyiog fact to
Grants eonscieneo-kcepors that since
he issued bis proclamation against
The rifle Clubs Ia Soulh Carolina, an
examination OF the State laws shows
tba, the oidbs, which Gov. Chamber.
laln denoanees a. illegal and strict
~ Forbidden by the lawso thc State,
are regularly chartered by tbs leg.
islature, under the namcs 81 kldc
Cluhs; aud there are a large number
q eolorcd eompanlss chartered IA
ihe .ame ~taie 1iagmu
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-11-04

JAMIE said Paul Raymond, Dc
''rm'ned!r, Il shall go with you"
Indeed, you shall not. Paul r.
- t-a little damsol, rvsolutely.
and flushine ~ - the r., Is of her
hair \ win 20 alone
y de- not think it q a.ic. jamie n
"What nonsense, Paul :" she cried
laughing
"Bul listen to me my dearest. "aud
urged bv some strong. irresistible
power Paul told jamie the story Of
b.. -
She ghed more mcrrily than
ever.
Now am determined that YOU
shall nd ccompauy me, Paul A
Aman 60 lw foolish dream u iu.
oOudurt! Never"
heNsYd, almost -t,ruIy.
DO not abandon the sub
% all, " Nhc said rtsuluty
n con ideJ "a asa sign aud
hat yol desire our engage.
be az an tnl.
ou will let me"
her hand rIaytalIy, ,ct
els, over bis hp-.
lid ! tell SOU Come
~s awaits you. aul ! am
,tc hurry 20 l,tall these
% up"
I am u consider mysell dismiss
then q be said, half laughing.
Il vtxod.
auie jumped up. ran 20 hlm, aud
e him cua2ing little kiss - Dr.
. on the threshold.
.LaLl write q you the moment
|e-and We shall Be- scp,r
brief time, ailer all"
- see you OF at th. station z
{ even that"
Q was beginning 70 bo annoy
lln.
me have my owned way for
tsa vomans privilege -un.
married. al least"
aymDnd Was disputed still.
ram haunted h.m every hour,
ld neither be- latd nor cXcr
To- hlm strive as hu wuull.
/ were iurluUcl 60 be 4 suspi
man. said Paul Raymond, u
q h,iieyo th.. 20 be- warning
hould regard myself a. nad
|ayeno heed to IT,
was brilliant starlight night
8ITgn tbo tum little figure, ID -
= ber gray travelling dress and voilcd
hce. took her scat in tho stage
cAach which stood az the Courtdgld
station, awaiting the advent o. All
DarnelIslaie passengcrs-starlighl
cold, with a frosty clearncss 10
Is blmo' phere which made closed
ulows BY no means uuc0miOrta
"OuIy two besides the outside
ecnerr mu,tcred the driver. die
Va lutoutcdly, as be slammed too th,
door and mounted 10 his place bC
iud tHr hurs,s. where tall. dark
Eare already sat. 4 ain't goiu' q
make my f1Ttin' ou the Dornellsdal,
Pfoad, tlat's clear"
jamie Martin glanced curiously
ovards The other passcugcr-a mas
ue-l0ok.ng old woman, IN beav
sonnet, a green veil, aud huge
woli.mshioned cloak with doubl,
. capcs, who sat nodding, with botl
elbows on The I'D Of the squar,
wicker basket she carried ~ her lap
jamie felt strangely lonely, ever
abe companiOnship OF the uncoutl
~ creature, che t. cied, would D,
beiteN thaa after isolation. 80 n,
timidl attempted 20 begin az ac
QuantanN.
"ll l. vNy cold tonight shc rc
marked II aNonciliatory tone, "io.
. thc month Of Nay
aEh p denanGed tho old woman
Imtllng Der hand lnquiringly 70 he
ear
a cold night = dried jamie Il III
top q her sweet IittlA yoicc.
"Rh !a
II was PLAIN that ihc oil woinal
would not bo much company 10
jamie, and he abandoned her Scotia
rsas Il ll-pafr.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-11-04
Job w Ork
Neatly and Promptly Executed
Notice a. EIfsfnfss .Ksea ava ~
Democratic Gltd q OassFFa-
Hre G'0fers.
Beovs SrArr TX Cow, DEN.. }
Cos PATTY 90 Mississippi.
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Cos PARTY 90 Mississippi,
Jackson, sept. III, 1915
At q meeting ot the Executive
Committee this day held, IL was
unanimously
Resolved, Tha. all merchants.
brokers grocer. mechanics. lawyers
and doctors. and other bHs.nes' men
should be relu lyd 90 close their
stores and other place, ot buinr-~.
on Tuesday, the 1th 1T Noyember.-D
that all such persons might devote
thar day tu the election.
Resolved further That tlU but
ne>, men oi each town. city az yii-
lage, ne requested ut one. 90 meet
and agree % the resolution. and
that they publish their action. $50
that person. residing at distance
and trading 90 aurh places MAY not
come thilberou tho day ~ election,
but may 90 O. their own precinct
aud vote.
j T. tu3or, Chairman
Attest " SVIIu. secretary.
A bngh,c,cd jltilr girl on being
taught by Der urth1dax mother chat
Jesus wo, Gldaad ,hr Fath,r. said.
Why, mamma, bow can God -
ou The 1ht haad % acy',f'
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