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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-08-02
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Proceedings of Meeting Of Jackson County
Board Quarantine Established Be-
tween This Place and New
...l Orleans.

A meeting of the board of health
was held at Scranton on July 10Th.
Present: Il. +. Griffin, IL. l.. House,
S. A. McInnis, ID. NJ. Dunlap, S. II.
Thompson and M. NJ. Evans.
S. r.. Thompson, committee to
erect beacous TO define quarantine
limits, reported that that duty had
been performed and that suitable
beacons were erected at IL cosU of
three dollars; which report was
received.
The committee appointed to in
quire into the infractiou of Quaran.
tine laws reported at last meeting,
reported that they had investigated
the matter and had made affidavit
against the party; that he had been
arligned and bound over to appear
at the next term of the circuit
count; which report was received.
The following resolution was
then adopted:
Res0lced, That the city of New
Orleans is hereby declared an in
fected port until further notice, and
no railrOad train, IN or engine shall
after the 10Th day or July stop
within the limits of Jackson county
when coming from the said city Of
New Orleans, under penalty Of the
law, but shall be allowed to travel
at Il rate of not less than ten miles
an honr when delivering mails. And
all vesselscomingfrom New Orleans
shall await the quarantine pllySi.
clan outside of the bar ut the mouth
of PaScagonla river when cunning
into P~aScagoula, and when coming
into Ocean Springs shall stop at the
county line n mile below the rail
road bridge about opposite the old
Eagan wharf, and shall then be
subject to the orders Of the quarun.
tine physician at the respective
places. Aud no person shall come
into the county of jackson who has
been III the city of New Orleans
the lust ten days pending
their arrival in said county.
DR.. f. n. Blount, quarantine ply.
then informed the board
hat he had appointed DR.. John
assistant quarantine phySi.
sian with jurisdiction at Ocean
Springs and vicinity, which appint-
nent was approved.
On motion, a committee consist.
ng of S. Il. Thompson and S. \.
'lclnnis for pascagoula, and D.. NJ.
Dunlap for Ocean Springs. was ap. ,
'Ointod to select and engage Il suit.
bile person at each place to see
hat the resolution passed at this
meeting he complied with and to
rrest and prosecute amy violators !
hereof.
On motion, the secretary was or
cred to communicate with the
superintendent Of the railroad and
nclose him IA copy of the resolution /
dopted at this meeting, also to
nrve a written notice of the same
II their agents at Scranton, and tot
ost n%oticesot the same and publish !
in the DgMoCRAT-STAR at its
ext publication.
On motion, the following rcsolu.
was adopted
RcS07ccd, That the bridge tenders
PaScagoula and Ocean Springs
are hereby empowered and
'quested to close their respective
upon all vessels until they ,
'c%ertain where the said vessels are =
ON, and to allow no vessel from
ew Orleans to pass in without l.,
emission of the quarantine phySi.
an.
After Which the board adjourned.
NJ, NJ. EVANS, Secretary.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
-Eclipsed.
Still healthy.

Communication cut OIL.
New courthouse going up.
Ice supply getting very short
Sam. Alley, at the postoffice
has Oh sale the New Orleans dailieS
The Jackson county board o
supervisors will meet at Scranton
next Monday.
Last Wednesday we had a
splendid rain in this section, which
WAS badly needed.
The Pascagoula yacht club
meets at the academy at five
O'Clock this afternoon.
Sheriff Clark has two import,
ant notices OF sales in the new ad-
yurtisements this week. Read them.
The painters having finished
the new passenger depot at this
place, are at worE painting up the
new freight depot.
The first bricks on the new
courthouse at this place were laid
last Monday. The work of build,
ing will go rapidly forward.
Quarantine to the right of IFS,
quarantine to the left of us, and
not two months supplies in the
place. What are We going to do
The board of registration have
a notice in this weeks issue. They
will commence registering voters
at Lrvonia on the 9th OF next
month.
Since the quarantine on the
railroad has been established bust.
ness has fallen off materially, 1t
is far better, however, to lose some
trade than to lose the lives of our
citizens.
MIR. Dick DabbS, of Mobile,
bought Judge \. II. DclmaS' place
last Monday, and will commence
improving it as soon ea he takes
possession.
"A y0ungman Of our town who is
given to athletic sports wants to
know when the much talked of
AnglO,SnNop race is to come off.
Can't some one inform himf
1t was ab6,tt this time of year
when the little boy expressed the
wish that he was built like Il hen
coop, cut of laths, so that the
breeze could blow right through
him.
t-inauother column will be found
IN interesting letter from Mr..
Samuel X. Mayors, our Indian war
correspondent, who is now out in
Oregon taking notes for the papers
and scalps for Nhhies. Let us
neal from you often, Sam.
Mr.. j. G. B~allintine, civil N
glneer and road master of the New
Orleans and Mobile railroad; is ~
ing quite sick at Bay st. Louis. I
We are glad to learn, however; he
mas not got the yellow fever, as {
was reported, and that he is i'm c
proving. G
Mr.. Richard Blalack has had d
the hands out on the road between d
tnIS place and Mrs. Moore's resi-.
uehce this week. He has bnilt a D
new bridge across the bayou, re- u
paired all the plank walks ACROSS v
Vne marshes, and placed his part of II
the road in first-class order. d
Scranton has a skating rink, "
winch seems to be the favorite re- =
SORT OF many of our people at u
night. Many laughable falls are 9
Witnessed, and whenever you see
y young man refuse to sit q
you know he was trying a o
par OF roller skates the night pre- u
rious. Il
Thanks to our dgent, Mr.. n. n
nulchert, at Pass Christian, for a.
objections. "Nick is Que of the "
oeS' agents we have; aud lie has u
o"e OF the cleverest assistants in III
'"at town we eve snew in the per. 81
,Os OF Mr.. c. VI. Biseee. Mr.. b. is le
l'il'e' energetic and a thorough ID
ing business man. CT
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Flowers of Petroleum for the hair,
at Chidsey's.
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ADVERTISING RATES:
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Marriage and Obituary Notices, of over
ten lines, will be charged for as regular
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A liberal deduction made to those who
advertise by the year.
All persons handing in advertisements
will be charged One Dollar and Fifty Cents
for the first and Seventy-iivc Cents for
each subsequent insertion of an inch or
square, unless a special agreement is made
urryioiIs to their publication.
All advertisements not having the num-
Der insertions marked, will he published
iii forbid, and charged accordingly.
Announcing candidates for office SIS
for State and District so for County and
IS for Beat-in advance
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PASCAGOULA, MISS. AUGUST
SDecal Notice.

All letters relating to the business of
thr IlandsborO Democrat should be ad-
dressed to p. X. ayers, Handsboro, Miss,
and all matters connected with the DEMO
era STAR should be addressed to Mayors
A. Richmond, ~Pascagoula. Miss.
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Look at the Distribution!
EXTRAORDINARY DISTRIBUTION
Tickets at so Each
LIST OF PRIZES

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
Approximations of $500 rnch
for the nine remaining units
of the same ten of the number
drawingthe $50 1900 Prize, are $1,000
Approximations of 500 each
for the nine remaining. units
of the same ten of tie nbn,6er
drawing the $4,000 Prize, are. 1900
Approximations of 500 each
for the nine remaining units
OF the Same ten of the number
drawing the 5000 Prices 900
-----
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Those in need of groceries, dry good,
etc should cali o. M. NJ. A. Decs, where
they can get the best at bottom prices.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-11
Abandoned at Sea.

At all times ships of one kind or anoth-
er are floating about at sea, abandoned
by officers and crew, in what seems q
hopless condition. Some are dismantled
and mere hulks, some are swimming
Keel upwards, some are water-logged,
but being laden with timber will not
sink, but are driven hither and thither
as the wind and waves may direct. So
people afflicted with catarrh, bronchitis,
and consumption, are abandoned by
physicians and friends as incurable, yet
thousands of such are annually restored
to perfect health by the use of DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy and DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. The Catarrh Remedy
Is unequaled as soothing and healing
local application, while the Discovery
purifies and enriches the blood and i'm
parts tone and vigor to the whole sys-
tenn.
VIDoLIA, La. April 17th, 1877.
DIR. PIrRCE:
Dear Sri suffered for twelve years
with that most offensive and loathsome of
all disease--catarrh. My taste and smell
were completely destroyed. procured Q
supply OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and
your Golden Nj edical Discovery, which
used according to directions, and COM
pleJe permanent cure was speedily Ell cted.
take pleasure in recommending them 10
all afflicted.
Ever thankfully yours, -
= WADING RIVER, BURLINGTON Co..
N. j., Feb. 2sth, 1878.
Dear Sir.-Your Golden Medical Discov-
and consumption, 1 ever knew. 1t has
saved my life.
Respectfully yours,
d1t&wtt HELEN l.. McANNEY.
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SECOND EDITION
The Late Charles Morgan.
ACTION OF THE II. & II. COMPANY EN-
PLoYEEs IN RELATION TO HIS DEATH.

ACTION OF THE II. & II. COMPANY EN-
PLoYEEs IN RELATION TO HIS DEATH.
The death of Charles Morgan, the
New York ship builder and railroad
owner, has a peculiar interest at the
yards of the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company, In this city, as nearly thirty
large iron steamships were constructed
for him at these yards. Accordingly al
8 o'clock, last evening, the workingmeI
of the yard assembled in mass meeting
which was called to order by Council
man Louis p. Lynch, and organized by
the election of Mr.. Sam1 Hazlett (who
has helped to launch nearly all the Nor.
gan steamers) as President, and Geo. I'll
Carlisle, Secretary.
1t was deemed advisable to adopt ar
propriate resolutions in regard to Mr..
Morgan's death, and a molten was made
and adopted providing for the appoint
ment of committee to prepare such res
olutlons and present them to the meeting
The President appointed as his commit.
tee Messrs LOWS p. Lynch, Thomas
Holt and VIM e. Lindsay, who prepar-
ed and presented sundry resolutions,
which were adopted.
Previous to adjournment brief and ap-
propriate addresses were made by the
President, Councilman Lynch and Ger
man ID. Lincoln.
To-day all the works of the H. & II
Company are closed, as a mark of respect
to the memory of the deceased, and al
the Clayton House, this evenieg, q meet
ing of the business men will be held tC
take some action in relation toithe. affair
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Good News for the Ladies. ]

Ever since the style of plating came
been obliged in order TO be up with the
fashion to spend hour after hour, and sill
up at night for the purpose OF plating
number of yards to go around theil
dresses. All they had to do this labor
ious work with, is known as a pleatiug
board. Now all this trouble is ooviated
by the invention of a machine by which
plating of any size can be done at the
rate OF one yard per quarter of minute,
and in much better style. Que of these
machines is now in use at POS Market
street, and all work will be done in a
satisfactory manner and while the GUS
toners wait. Thelcharge for work is very
cheap, being only two cents per yard
Call and see it.
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ReIigiOua.

Household of Faith-Elder jam es Da
wilson, of Philadelphia, will preach al
1890 a. M, and 7.30 p. IN.
Olivet Presbyterian church. preaching
by Rev. John Crowell L.. d. at 10l
o'clock a. N. and "a p. m. All are cor
daily invited.
Asbury M. e. church, preaching by
the pastor, at 105 a. m. and at "a n. m.
M eetlng for the promotion of Holiness
this, and every Saturday evening at 7.45
Second Baptist church corner 4th and
French streets. Preaching by the pas.
tor Rev. II. b. Cook 1880 p. m. Sabbath
school and pastors bible class . pm. AL
are invited.
First Baptist church corner Elm and
jackson streets. Preaching by the pas
and 745 p. m. Sunday school meets al
9 q. m. and p. m. An invited.
st. Paul's M. e. church, preaching
10. 0,a. m. and 7.45 p. m. by the pastor
Sn bjects morning, "The righteousness
of the Scribes and Phasisess.o Evening
"What Jesus knew of Man,
Rev b. Il. Latrobe, of Calvary P. E.
church, will continued the weekly DR. ay.
or meeting at the Young Mems & hris
tian Association roems this evening, al
8 o'clock. Ladies and gentlemen cordi.
ally invited.
First Presbyterian church Market
street above 9th. Rev. r. b. DuVal pas
tor. Services at 1890 a. m. 7.45 p. In.
Sabbath school Q o'clock. Congregation
al prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7.A5 O'Clock. Kind welcome to all.
The Union M. q. church, corner 9th
and Washington streets, Rev. j. B.
Mann, pastor. Services 1870 a. IN. and
. o'clock p. IN. Morning, ga solid
1oundation-who are on it?" Evening
IA great loss-who have suffered it?'
The public cordially invited. Strangers
welcome. Seats free.
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Brief Locals.

Iyon I9o'ns OF bull frogs still goes
yuC, ,aCiea'e i.' of vegetables in our mar
h,t t,"", on' Guards gave an open air
ol Sutterly 3O2 Market street for
M n,1 pms may2tf.
1'' VIII soon be over and then ,h..ro
7solle local news. o" 'Noi q
|Ms u aIty S,a'e ,' book beer for sale all
81 " To-day and tonight.
~ Voals -l We're made pleasant bv the
' vi 'ne l4tn of May last.
MI" Bu prices for work at the GAzRrru
'elore going elsewhere.
tpr u'suu ,. Jury at the present term
Ia wac III session only four DAYS.
| seu tfs tl Teeth are filled by DR.. Gala.
1'H'ls' NO. o55 Market street
slII sVn sy, Tor Catching shad anu her
becnla,,pe piie one mouth from to-day
GsY Gsa,G'lons ,n are rife as to wba,h.,
'4' wife murderer will hang OF
Il Marmpeef mpefit;9rmance in this city vii
''' 'ii'eheil on Monday even
public schools will r.-o
lucn. D 'ohtinue until the June
krof ftnk lGs n,s Is the standard Ioca,
!, incrra.so NY as is svlnoed bv % the
1.'ease IN circulation. oS 'hs
)iaDon,SSr ,SSrget that the last ipsta,lm q n,
Today and A'S ,s;. book beer will be or
4, TINS n, e; vfr,eye's No. II E. From,
ock beer eSIon,ns aaa and get a good eias, ,Ta'
Sol a1a good lunc6' s'"''
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EDITION.
LocsI Time Table.

TRAINS LEAVE wILsINaTo,SS' q M
Philadelphia: 200, 900, s;io, ~
10 90 a. m; 1881. 1910, 2.3O, a,W'
ai6. D. m. On sundays; 2.0s. io u.
sv sw York: 2os, 6i4, a m, IL 81, 12 40,
~ m; on Sundays: 90 a m.
elt,more and Washington: l2l4, 10,
"a m, l26i, IL 81, 8 Os. pm. sundays
Iort S5i Deposit: 45e p m; no Sunday
|sv Castle: 5, 8 20, 9 80 m; / 80, 8 80 p
no sunday train.
slsware X. r.: 8 Os, Q 80 q m; 8 80 p m
r5Imington & Northern r. r.: Q 20 a
sda 500 D m; no sunday train.
s'sSare Western X. r.; 10 20 u m; 30
a. On sundays: 10 80 a m.
{,lSs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. .
{pbiladelpnlu IL 66, 8 81, 8 "a mi Il
VA, i2d, S55, Adj, IA. ~
"A, II 10 p m on sundays: IL 3d.
Eam $50, 9 81, IL 10pm.
yew Yo,k: II 56, s "a a m; IL "A, 10 81
As5lpm, IN Sundays: IL 66 a m
| Baltimore 70 Is, Al "a m; 127, IL 49,
g36 p m; on Sundays: 2 10 a m 0 81
1 Washington: 21S a m 12N, 1898
g46 D m; on Sundays: Q 1S a m; 8 II
b.
Port Deposit; 800 a m; no Sunday
New Castle: I IS, 8 80 a m ~ 90 M
go, I 05 p m; no Sunday trains.
IleIaware r. r.: $50 a IN; 4 20, q 40 ?
no Sunday trains.
wilmington & Northern r. R.: 8 808
Dam; 10 p m; no Sunday trains.
Delaware Western X. r.: 7 90 a m
| D m; on sundays; 600D IN.
ks FOR wILMINGT ON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
Broad street and Washington ave
4. T3O, 800, 10 80, 40 a m; 2 80, 8 80
SIS, 645, 945, II 30 pm; on Sun
ys, 80 a m; 6 OO,9 45, II 80, p IN.
1 Thirty second and Market streets;
Sam, u Is, 8 65, 8 90, II 45 p m
SUNDAYS: y 80. IL 45 p m.
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Tam n anyss bay.

The 18th day of May being set apart
by the Improved Order of Red Men a.
Tammany's Day, day of annual rejec
ing and festivity, falling on SUNDAY thi.
year, it is proposed by the variou:
TRIBES thoughout the city to celebrate. the
day by attending church. Mingua Tribe
No. Q has selected Scott NJ. E. Church
and will assembl at the Wigwam, Sixth
and Shipley streets, at 0,30 O'Clock IL
the morning, and proceed in a body tt
the church where an interesting ser
mon will be preached by The pastor, Rev
G. M. Pegg.
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(ign TeIegraphic SUMMARY

! Allan line steamship Sandman
iIe from an explosion Of gas yes
al the entrance Of Londonderry
She had over four hundred
pseTs, most Of whom were trans
Forty persons were injured
hree killed. Some stssrage pass
aud part OF the crew were cut OIL
lelp.-A majority Of the Servian
llOnaTy cabinet and twenty-five
fOnsplIalors are condemned TO be
AT The Instance Of foreign diplo-
however, Prince Milan declines to
y death Misunderstanding in the
pafn, England, strike district yes
was quelled by armed police
Leo IS llI'-The negotiations be-
Tue Vatican and Russia have
-1en. 'rant will visit the Paris
l0A 'o-day'-Pilgrimage won the
thousand guineas race at New
r. Lhgland, yesterday.-More
III Lngland are anticipated,- -
puOall llisurgent Maceo has surren-
F-lodI@ben will make Adrianople
Se d operations in case of war,
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BOck Beer.

houd STATE steckle, k, proprietor of the
to-day and tS,e SSt,emery will have on
6ners a"G ~up hil this evening at ali bis Ha
i dg OF ST. street. a seoo nd anG mos. H., 22l and
ee lager Sser s.r' Celebrated Book .a,r, Beer,
y the finest ' ,h,' provided for sum%ar . ;.
city. Mr.. Stoaatlhas casI has ever been in
IadsippSSiiaa diipSia ,ns barrels everS as vss, he now
Peninsula. A90 all down the state e
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MARRIED.

ND-WIN9ATE-On the 7th of
May at the parsonage OF the Broad and
Christian streets N Il Church, No 14o2
Christian street, Philadelphia, by Rev.
William Downey, Mr.. Joseph ID. Sal
mond to Miss Mettie E. Wlngate, both
OF Wilmington, Del.
HUNTER-MERR1T Emmanuel
Church. New Castle, on Tuesday even
ing, April 30th, by the Rev Charles 8
Spenber, rector, Henry p HInter, OF
Warren, Penna, 10 Clara Reynolds,
daughter OF the late Doctor John Merritt
of rev Castle Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-11
STRAWBERRIES.

The shipment Of Strawberries over
the Delaware r. r., yesterday amounted
to 4 car loads. Previous shipments 8;
total thus far II.
Besides the above there has been ship
ped to Philadelphia, SO far about six car
loads. Making in 18 car loads.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-11
The MinistreIs Last Evenin

The performance of CarncrOss and
Dixeys minstrel last evening, was
witnessed by about five hundred persons
The performance was excellent through
out and those who engaged i'll it were
heartily oncored.
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DIED.

HUSBANDS.-On May 9th, Ella w., only
chilu OF ]. II. and Florence Husbands,
aged years and months.
Funeral services at the residence OF her
grandfather, David Moore, No. Q. 4. End
street, on Saturday afternoon at half-past
two o'clock. Interment NJ Wilmington q
Brandywine Cemetery.
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Indications for To-day.

! .yW England and the Middle States
barometer, cooler, northwest ,onds,
h pqrtlv clOudu lDedther.
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-AIEMORYI ]
LADIES CLASS FOR THE I'M
PROVEMENT OF THE
MEM0RX

PROF. MACHARG, OF the Collegiate
School, Philadelphia, will met the mem
bers OF the Special Glass for Ladies' at No.
l School at O'Clock p. M, on Tuesday
next, the 14th of May
Ladies Intending to join the class are
requested to leave their names without
delay with Prof. Wiley.
The terms of instruction for course OF
lessons will depend on the number in the
class the greater the number at the be-
ginning the smaller the fee will be to each.
Fee paid In advance mil
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u, New Engine n

(nginsH n house ~, 4, =, R; s Co., have erected
(Hgine has BEEN 9, nr,s;rryville, e; in which which
|aer, lasi, The stons ps placed (. to run a stone
usSe AXE it suitable 'a.o , the proper size
NV work gives l,,T e@n1 Tor track ballast. M
Ny meA' employment to ass.. ab.at
The daily gazette., 1878-05-11

'lL STREET YEsrEHDAY-The stock
: Was lairly active aud steady
was quoted alldaya 1901. Govern
''''''' Were firm, States steady and
We >''o'iS' Money on call was easy
PER cent, and closed at 3 a 81 per
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WTANTED-A boy apply at this onic
=

OTICE.-The Chiefs and Brethren OF
IN Minqua Tribe, No. 8, Improved o.
r. M, and the members of the Order gen.
orally are requested to assemble in the
and shipiey, on tomorrow, Sunday,
morning at $3.50 O'Clock, for the purpose OF
attending Scott M. Z, Church in a body.
1t. g. w. CARTER, G, OF r.
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MACHINE PLEATER

Now used In New York, London and Paris,
and with this machine we are able to do the
Most Perfect Pieatnag ever seen both in space
or side pleating in any width or size desir-
ed, In new or old material. Our price will
be very moderate per yard, according 70
width. You are invited 90 call and ex-
anime our different styles o Floating, and
we are confident q trial will lnsu re satisfac-
ton. Rememb Der IL saves time. material
and labor. Wilmington Pleating Co., 20s
Market street, Wilmington, Del. ap2e- Ina
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Important to Ladies.

Pleating done by machine while you
wait.
We are happy to inform the Ladies of
Wilmington and vicinity that we have i'm
ported the
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Our County Court.

THE TRIAL OF WILLIAM THOMAS FOR THE
MURDER OF HIS wIFE-THE EyIDEN-
CE OF THE DAUGHER NELLIB-
OPENING ARGUMENT OF MIR.
GRAY-THE PLEA OF IN
SANITY THE LINE OF
DEFENCE-THE
OPINION OF
EXPERTS.
NEW CAaTIE Mau IN 1879
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she went up stairs; mother made no out
cry when she was dragged down stairs;
L wasn't frightened at father, knew he
wouldn't hurt me; he was always kind to
me and the other children, and was us
ually kind TO mother only when she was
intoxicated; father has not been drunk
much through the winter but of late the
sprees have been more frequent; he was
sick through the winter and he had then
the same look of wildness that he had on
Friday last.
At 1:20 Court took recess.