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The Star for the summer.

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Ihe good work of proving that in everything
mat men have believed they have been de-
celved is not affected by the hard times. In
deed 1t seems to be carried on with unusual
activity just at present. 1t has been estab
2iShe1 TO the satisfaction of modern times that
AL the good men Of the past were really bad
men, and that all the bad men were really
good men. and that history is lying reduced to
a system. Beatrice Cenci, who has escaped I'D
10 this time, is now shown to be hi ghly rep e.
-nenslDle character, quite the reverse of the
pure and suffering creature that she has been
painted And the famous picture of her, which
1ndS counterfeit preSentment in myriad of
cheap eDIOmOS scattered over the habitab.e
globe, is declared to bear no reSem blance to
her features and to be representation of the
madonna. The destruction of public faith in
Beatrice Cenci and her picture, together with
the cloud that has come over belief in the
Dattle OF Lookout Mountain, is calculated to
shake confidence in everything here below
In this connection reference may be made
TO some popular errors concerning tn 2 Indians
pointed out by Mr.. Garrick Ma .ry in an ai-
dress before the Philosophical Society of this
city. The red man" is not red except when
painted with this color, nor is he s'coppar
cOlOred.' He Is brown, though with many
varying shades The bands of Indians near
the Rocky Mountains. who, meeting for the
first time European explorers, styled the lat
Ter red to mark the contrast of the sun
blistered faces of their visitors with their own
darker skins, placed the adjective where it
belongs. The white man is sometimes through
natural causes red man, the "red man.
never. MIR. Mallory also denies that the
Indians believed in and worshipped an over
ruling power. He says that ''the more learned
missionaries are now not only agreed that
general creator or upholder never existed in
aboriginal eOsmogOny, but that the much
Simpler belief in single superhuman great
chief or ruler is a modern graft" And lastly,
he attacks the common belief that the native
population on the arrival of the first colonists
was very large, has been and still is rapidly
becoming extinct and that the cause of that
extinction is an inherent characteristic or
defect of the race, rendering impossible its
civilization or even existence with civilized
environments. The Indian, then, is denied to
be red man, to have wOrshipped Mantle
or Great Spirit, and to be dying out.
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DEAL Est ATE b. .LET1N
IL WV 4 BURFORD 706 street.
Ihree-stOry Brick Houses fos Sale,
Special bargains are offered In tWO-story press-
brick Houses, with and rooms, and all modern
improvements; $50 or $500 cash; balance in smal
monthly payments, or to suit purchaser
For Rent
17si ST. IT,. b 1is1 ~. mod imps e
1908 Coreoran st., brick, Observation-Disclosures. Is
122O 10th st., frame, Observation-Disclosures. Is
70 IloAN.-$S,O O to loan, In one or two sums,
VIM. e. BURFORD,
JeGo Real Estate Broker, 708 st.
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regular and permanent circulation than
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Real Estate Broker. LIE Droit Building,
Corner of 9Th and streets

2o22.F St. q. W., 10 rooms, mod. imps -. 800 90
IFS ST. H. w., Ii rooms, mod. impS. 70 90
oOo !Stn b. n W., - rooms, mod. impS.... IS 50
621 18th st. NV, IL rooms, mod. imps.... 30 90
LID LIN Sc. q. W., IL rooms mod. imps.... 90 OU
iSd - ST. W., ~ rooms mod. imps........ 25 90
1913 81 nv, 7roOms, n q iInpS....... % 90
aUI and sts. Il: ~, l0 rooms, mod. imps.. 20 90
iogc NJ ST. NV rooms mod. impS. ...... rs 90
70 ~ 81 nt., . rooms. La. fmps......... Is 90
= Ih ST. Sc rooms, moo imps......... Is 90
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S1 TX Low CUT SHOES FOR 81 25.
- L. = 81. Is Low Cut Sh es for 81.
4Oc., Doc. and 75c. Ladies' Slippers to
close.
&c., 75c. and 81 Lasting CATERS, bargain.
u and 81 25 Ladies' and NJ SseS Y. 2. Ties, very
low. Mems and Boys Low Cut Shoes lass than
ctSt to close out. OQr$2 Gents Cater only 81 so
best bargain in town. Pair Jnsth's Heel PrOtec-
1o1z-1S16 Penn'0 ave..
aug16-tr between 18th and Goth SITS.
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LADIES' GOODS.

IN ANNOUNCING THE DISCONTINUE.
COUNT, 1 would state that ali nv Goods have besn
e ear appraised and marked down their pres
Try en- g. Id basis. and with ali the sdyantaSes And
1aclliaies OF twenty1v yes's' experience in i'm
pOrtaag, VIII place before my patrons Is the sea-
NOTELTIES
,orn,Ft LIE BEST EUROPEAN HOUSES,
oouSnt oirect from the manufacturers and at
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KENNEDY's REAL ESTATE OFFTCE
n oldest In the city.l No. 13O 16tA o.
Buy, sell and rent drst class Property.
Money Loaned on Real Estate.
Money safely invested.
Property Bought and Bold on Commission.
Rents collected. taxes paid and insurance. effected
without charge. 1y10-ly
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DROPERTY FOR RENT,
L By B. o. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
10TH AND SITS, NV,

dSzo New York ave. n. w., l8 rooms furp Sl6O 90
100 e. ave- n w.. IL rooms. 100 90
a91 Penn ave. W., business house. ...... 100 90
~ 18th st. NV, 18 rooms, mod. imps. ..... rs 90
9 9azc i1tn b. u. W. IL rooms. mod. imps. go. Is 90
1o1 hoIn 81 NV Ii rooms, mod. impe..>. 70 90
% - 81: NV, 1O rooms, mod. imps. 70 90
ada r. ave- NV, IL rooms, mod. imps.... 66 90
IS T st. NV, 10 rooms, mod. imps........ IS 90
0a0 ~ 81. u. w. ~ rooms. mod. fmps. 30 90
Szs st. NV. II rooms mod imps $500. SO 90
81 st. NV, 10 rooms, mod. imps. ....... 20 90
az az zUSn et. rooms. furnished. IS 90
81 81 IN 81 n W.. rooms, mod. imps..... 81 90
oo9 ~ 81 NV, SroomS. mod. tmps..... 85 90
o * IN 81 nW., rooms, mod tmpS....... 80 90
SS6 7th st. Z. W.. rooms, mod. imps.. IS 90
o0zo otn st. W., 1O rooms. mod tmps. 30 90
~ ~ Lst u. B. g. rooms mod. impS. Is OC
1 10 ~. w. sWs rooms, mod. imps. 49,. % 90
i TX M. ave. sW., rooms mod. imps. 49,. 20 90
1o9 EoINm 81. So, rooms, mod. tmps.... 20 90
iza. 81 81 81 rooms, mod. imps.... 20 90
i4S0 9In 81: n W.. rooms mod. 1mpS. 20 90
i1a9 NoM 1oIk ave. NV. stere 70 90
liz low 4OIk ave. H. store 76 90
TO Nv 1osR avenue store. 70 90
A fne trent office room. $40 st. n w m 0n
Office rooms at 1419 1923 and l426 New YORK
ave. NV.
,, FOR SALE
aOUSS and LOTS In every section of the city at
prices to suit the times and on terms that will suit
elsewhere. Jaw anSI1tre
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lbs. j. II. PALMER.
Sly les OF NV" ~
STRAW GOODS
for early Fall Wear.
Also full line Of Jugls and Monogram KID
GLOVES; Genuine Courta I'D GRAPES, &c.
Special attention given to Mourning orders.
Mrs. j. p. PALMER
augIU-u 11O2 II St.. bet. llth ana lQ<h sts
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TO the Tax Payers Of
Harrison County.

NOTICE is hereby given that / will be in
~ attendance at the following times and
places for the purpose Of collecting the
IKE due for the fiscal year, 1878, to-wit /:
+. b. Hands, Monday, November IL, 70.
Ed. Crosby, Tuesday, Nov. IL.
John E, Bonds old place, Wednesday,
Nov. ID.
Thos. Prices, Thursday, Nov. IL,
Ten Mile Church, Friday, Nov. Is.
Thos. Bonds, Saturday from : o'clock
ain. to II o'clock m, Nov. 16.
John Bonds, Saturday from I:30 O'clock
pm. to 3 o'clock pm, Nov. l6.
Dan. Walkers, Monday, Nov. Is.
Alex. Scarborough's, Tuesday, Nov. 10.
J. j.. Cowart's, "Wednesday, Nov. %.
HandsbOro, Thursday, Nov. 81.
Biloxi, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 22&23.
Pass Christian, Monday and Tuesday,
Nov. - and 20.
Alter these appointments, the books will
remain open at the Conrt House, in Mis-
sissippi City, until the 18th day of Decem-
Der, after which time 10 per cent. damages
will be added, and collections by distress
to.
A. K, NoRTHROP. Sheriff.
Ofohsr q, lsi-. II st
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The law card of Col. Hen Lana

The law card Of Col. Ben Ian.
Posey, of Bay st. Louis, will b,
found In this issue. Col. Posey is
mn able lawyer, and we bespeak fol
him a good practice in our courts.
during these times of quaran.
tine, mails, in many instances, are
interrupted, and in others are cut
off entirely. W. hope our subscri-
bers who fail to receive their papers
regularly will consider the disad.
v%antages under which we labor and
not censnre rs for what we cannot
avoid.
Mr.. WIN. German, who has
been working up the river at Capt.
Polls tie-camp, cane down Satur-
day with fever, and died Tuesday
morning. Notwithstanding it was
reported he had yellow fever, the
attending physician, Dir. n. Lam
bert, does not state that vas the
disease he died with.
WIN. Young, of Copenhagen,
residence at Scranton, Miss, near
Francisco hotel, manufactures of
real solid gold jewelry, and dia-
mond setter, begs to notify the
public that he intends to close his
business here and leave for New
Orleans in ten days. He offers tor
sale his most valuable stock of
jewelry for less than cost.
Among the new advertise
ments of this issue will be found
tie card of Nine. Rosa Reynoir, of
New Orleans, whose millinery es.
adjustment at No. 9 Chartress
New Orleans, is so well and
.|avorably known to u readers on
the coast. Our lady friends would
10 well to call upon or send to
Madame Reynoir when needing
anything III her line.
Quite a large crowd Assem-
,lcd on the pier head of Mr.. w. S.
)odson's wharf last Wednesday t
,fterl0On to witness a short halt {
f the steam tug FOX" of New S
Oh her way from Phila.
elphia, via Key West, to New Or \
cans. The "Fox" is said to have #
cen recently built in the Quaker II
lily for Mr.. Harry Buddigg, an 4
ctive and entcrprising citizen of Il
.ew Orleans, aud will shortly be q
one engaged in the towing trade h
this port and New Or f,
.anS-a new branch OF industry 4
hirh is expected to be added to h
II constwiSe trade. n
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Capt.S S. Il. Thompson, who has
been down with the bilious fever,
is, we are glad to see, again on the
streets.
Mr.. Robert Wallace, our station
agent and telegraph operator, was
taken down Wednesday morning
with the bilious plague now
prevalent in this community. He
was doing well yesterday.
In another column will be found
a communication from Hon. G. Il.
Hooker, dated at Omaha, Ncb.,
which explains his absence from
his district.
DR.. n. Lambert was confined to
his house for about twenty.four
hours this week with u slight at.
tack, but is, we are glad to note,
again well and going his usual
rounds among the sick.
DR.. +. n. Blount, who had an at.
tack of the bilious epidemic now
going the rounds in this cOmmuni.
t.y, reported for duty again last
Wednesday. We rejoice to know
that the doctor is again able to at
tend to his patients.
Our business manager, Col. PIX.
Mayors, Notwithstanding his "rdu-
Il duties among the sick, dying
and destitute of his old home,
Handsboro, is well and going in
and out as usual. May the Lord
spare him for many years of use
.fulncss.
We extend to our brother pub.
MI. Il. p. Odom, our siucere
and coincidence in the
loss of his estimable son Charlie.
Mr.. Odom has been sadly afflicted
the past few weeks, and we
pray the Mighty Hand of Him who
over all may comfort and
console the bereaved family.
We are glad to meet in our town
irm of Bercier & DeSmet, who has
,een absent about four months on
BUSINESS connected with the firm.
Ne s~ympathize with him and his a
imily in the death of his estima, {
lie sister-in-law, Miss Hughes,
'hich sad event occurred Thurs.
morning. s
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HandsbOro Items.


RfireEhlng rain Tuesday.
Prepare for winter gardening.
No country produce coming in.
The fever has about run IT.
course in this place.
Eggs are worth 50 cents n dozen
hone in The market
Up to date there have been ~
deaths from yellow fever.
Mr.. Is. Leger has opened his store
again, and will start his saw mill in
a few days.
Our board Of registrars have had
but little to do-0uly IA few persons
have registered.
There have been several cases of
fever among the colored popula-
ton, but no deaths.
Miss Polly Jackson died of vel.
low fever Monday night at Mrs.
Polydore's, Oh the beach.
1t has been about three months
since there was divine services in
our protestant churches.
1t is now admitted by some per.
sons that the yellow fever has made
its appearance on the beach.
The Gazette was not printed on
the beach last Saturday, on account
of the death of Mr.. Odom's son.
Mrs. d. Andrews was taken
down with the fever Saturday. bat
is now clear of fever and doing
well.
Mai. w. T. Walthall has four
cases of yellow fever in his house
on the beach, near the Gazette
office.
The worst fooled man in exist
ence is the mai who dwells OF the
and takes the glimmer of the
through the fence rails for a
by-path.
The Augusta mail rder only
goes to Flint creek. Perry county
has placed an embargo on all mail
matter going any further into the
county.
Our county superintendent is
still at his country seat on Red s
patiently waiting for a heavy j
40 that no trace of Yellow
Jack will be left in Il town. :
The Towards of New Orleans
turned a deaf ear TO our ap-
,lications for the relief of Il sick I
md destitute people. With the .
exception of what our nelghbors -
# Moss Point sent us We have had
rely principally on the contriou-
ions of our own citizens. |
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A RARE CHANCE.
cr for sale my Residence and

/ offer for sale my Residence and
Store. situated in the beautiful town of
OCEAN STRINGS, MISS.
The buildings, consisting of Store, Stable,
Carriage-house. Sheds, etc; have been
hniit but q few years. and are in perfect
order. Large grounds, gardens, fruit trees,
fine shade trees and excellent water. Can
transfer a good business to purchaser.
This is a rare opportunity Ia purchase a
good business aud delightful home. Also
a ten acre farm within one mile of town.
Also . comfortable huilling on the Sea-
shore Camp Grounds. All must be sold by
October. Come and inspect the property
NJ. s. PARK.
Ocean Springs. July 2s, tS5s. is-tf
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SETTIE AT ONCE,

Those who r indebted to the
late Handsb0ro DEMOCRAT Office
for subscription, advertising or
lob work, are earnestly requested
TO come forward, right noe, aud
settle. | am DESTROYS of closing
I'd the business of the old concern.
Address me at Handsboro, Mis-
sissippi, where ! still reside.
p. X. NAYERS.
Handsboro, Miss. Aug. %, 1873.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Cooler.


Fishing very fine.
Oysters plentiful and fat.
We do job work low for cash.
NO. Times on sale at this office.
The weather continues warm.
Not a frost during the past week.
"A little girl of Mrs. Boyd's
died near the Seashore last Sunday.
Fine rain on last Tuesday, bnt
no frost, as was anticipated by the
wiseacres.
There has been very little sick
ness at the Seashore during the
past summer.
Sunday school at the Scranton
academy next Sunday afternoon at
: o'clock. All are invited.
There have been for the past
month, from various causes, IA
deaths in this community.
Mr.. W. ii. Nix has recently
added some improvements to his
dwelling on P~ascagoula street.
A new and fresh supply OF
-four, bacon, feed, etc, just re.
ctlyed and for sale by u. A. Dees.
For 81 80 we will furnish you
q box ,250) of Al envelopes with
your card neatly printed on the
corner.
The tonsoiial parlors of Mr..
+. Becht are open us usual, aud for
a clean shave or stylish hair cut
call on Becht.
The New Orleans Times can
be had of Geo. W. Wilkes every
night on the arrival OF the train
anu al tOlS once.
Through ireights we're resumed
on the New Orle rs and Mobile
road last Tuesday. This begins to
IOOa like business.
1t IS rumored that the dwell
ing now being erected on Canty
street will he occupied by a new ,
bridal party. May it be SC. {
-Cold north winds have pre-
FAILED here for the last twenty-four {
%loura. w hope it will bring frost i
aud drive away che sicto'7s.
The supply of smoking tobac- t
|cO has been nearly exhausted in q
pms place. Those who indulge i'll
'Ae weed are growing restless. d
Up to last Sunday there had i,
|Sten at Pass Christian a total OF v
~ cases of yellow fever and Is
Qeaths. The disease is on the de- O.
Grease. 81
Every one seems to be keeping o.
tue'r weather-eye open on the rails
''S OF The quarantine, aud are el
'%unously waiting for the propitions b
Moment. Ii
The new store house of c. NJ. "
e'uZat will be flushed in a few
-"!S, and then Charley will open g
'',n a complete stock of fresh gro hi
cries, feed, etc. IN
we have nothing definite this
''eS from Biloxi, though we learn
,.e ever there is on the decrease. 81
10 the 9th ult, there had been CT
cases aud 40 deaths. 1T
-,.n Js
Az ocean Springs up to last
r"uay there had been a total of
Eases of fever and 20 deaths. -,
disease has abont run its y
there, we + happy to learn.
i. postmaster for this place :
4, J D0. yet been app zated, vice :,
90 ii. Alley, deceased. In the 70
l.. lime our courteous friend,
higgins, Jr., is filing the po-
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Summit Times, 18th: Summit is
perfectly healthy at this time, and
If the dread of "a disease and tire.
less Vigilance in carrying out pro-
tcctive measures will prevent its
appearance we must pass through
the danger unscathed.
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SDtsral Notice.

All letters relating TO the business of
fine Uandsboro Democrat sbDnld be adj
dressed to 7. X. Mayors, HandsborO, Miss,
and All matters connected with the DEMO
rpA STAR should be addressed to Mayors
4 Richmond, P~ascagoula, Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-11-01
PUBLIC NOTICE.

All who are indebted to ME. are ISspec,-
fully requested to call on Mr.. NELSON
WOOL, at Moss Point who is nathorized
TO make settlements, and pa, me what
they owe. Mr.. Wood can be foand ut
Messrs. Wood d Wards store.
H.. NJ. CUpABAC.
Ansust .. l-7s. 10 n
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How can the world know when a
man has a good thing unless he adj
vertises the possession of it.-Vdn-
derbih.
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At a Bargain.

For sale a Model Printing Press, 7xl1
platen, entirely new and in complete or
der; also a cabinet and ten fonts of dis
play type, together with quoins, mallet,
chases, shooting-stick, rollers, etc. APP
ply for further information To DEMOCRAT
STAR office.
Aug. %, 1s7S.-tf
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Blanks! Blanks;

We have now on hand and for
sale all kinds OF blanks used by
Justices of the peace, such as War
rants, Subpenas, Afidavits and
Summons, which we will sell at 35c
per quire, or 81 % per 100.
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An election has been ordered for
representative in Franklin county
10y Coy. Stone to fill the unexpircd
term of Hon.J S. Magee, deceased.
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Ben Lane POsey,
LAWYER,
Bay st. Louis, Hancock County, Miss.

Will attend regularly the courts in Han
cock, Harrison and jackson counties, and
will attend all calls from any of these
counties at any time.
N. Bias had twenty-five years ex-
p%erience IN a general practice of law in
all the courts.
Special attention to collections, and to
the securing and enforcement of dou Stful
and bad debts, by new and original
methods. 32-tf
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-11-01

Dry goods, groceries, tinware, etc, for
sale at low rates by NJ. 4. necs.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-11-01
CORN! CORN! C0RN.,.

To arrive about October 15t. a CHOICE
LOT OF CORN. Parties wishing the
same wonld do well to engage ut once.
TERMs-Cssh or approved paper.
J.. q. W0ODHOUSE.
Sept. 10, 1873. 25-lm
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-11-01

At the store of NJ. 4 Dcrs viii te f"und
.7ocer,cs Of an kinds.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-11-01
Our Agents,

The following gentlemen are fully All.
horizcd to act as Agents for she DEMO
CRAT-STAR:
n. Bntchert, Pass Christian.
A.. b.. +. Rawls, Spring Cottage, Miss.
Geo. w. H0lleman, Gainesville.
Geo. w. Brown, Pennington.
Capt. Joseph Martin, Rieeville.
Harry II. Minor, Ocean Springs.
Hon. Henry Roberts, Green county.
Thomas Bond, Red Creek.
Jno. II. Bynum, Ellisville.
+. ii. lelvertOn, Elba, Perry county.
Hugh cCallum, Augusta.
Col. Leonard Kirpbal!, Holyotochitto.
Thos. w. Grayson, Biloxi River.
X. ". Lewis, West ~Paseagoula.