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MARIETTA COLLEGE.

Established in 1925, and conducted on the
model of the best Eastern Colleges. 1t has good
cabinets and apparatus, and large libraries. A
course OF study without Greek is provided.
Promising students aided. thorough
Preparatory School in operation. The next
term begins September 5th.
L. w. ANDREWS, President.
Marietta, O., July, 1873. jy4t4t
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Isaac Brown, Esq, has been elected
President of the jackson Building and
Loan Association, in place of DR.. A. B.
Monahan, deceased.
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If you want to enjoy the Fourth call at
the Barber Shop of W. M. Chew's.' No
pains will be spared to make it the best
job of the season.
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We received so many new subscribers
after the outside of the paper was printed,
that we are compelled to send half sheets
to many of cur exchanges.
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Uncle Sans Condition Powder purifies
the blood, improves the appetite, gives
smooth glossy coat, and keeps the animal
in good condition. Sold by Geo. w.
Miller iy
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We learn that Mr.. Andrew Roy, late
State Inspector of Mines, has removed
from Columbus to his farm, in Washing
ton township, this county. This is the
old Scott farm, and is very rich in coal.
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L. A. Atkinson and Jacob A. Long
have gone to Nebraska. Mr.. Atkinson
will probably remain during the summer.
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On Saturday we saw men at the county
convention from all parts of the county,
and they all reported the wheat harvest
pretty well through. and most abund-
ant crop.
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For Headache, Constipation, Liver
Complaint and all bilious arrangements
of the blood, there is no remedy as sure
and safe as Eilerts Daylight Liver Pills.
They stand unrivaled in removing bile,
and in giving healthy action to the liver
Sold by Geo w Miller iy
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The weather is now most oppresslvely
hot, the thermometer ranging from 80 to
95 degrees in the shade every afternoon.
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Deaths in Jackson County for the Year
Ending March 81, 1878, as Reported
by the Township Assessors.

Lick Tp.-James f. Rice, Assistant Assessor.
A1vah B. Aleshire, 3 months and Is days.
Murty B. Hoskins, years, months and
days.
James M Montgomery, months and IA days.
Ida Rice, year, months and 26 days.
John Fl. Stephenson, Ga years, month and s
days.
Carrie Thompson, months and % days.
James West, 50 years, IL months and days.
Corp. of Jackson-Wm. ID. Trago, Assessor.
Elizabeth Mathews, q years, months and II
days. Child birth.
Eliza Jane Dever, 81 years. Consumption.
Romaine Moriarty, 27 years. months and 81
days. Dropsy.
John E. Moriarty, 80 years, 7 months and II
days. Consumption.
Ripley H. McGhee, Is years, 10 months and 5
days. Typhoid fever.
Albert Preston Scurlock, months and 7
days. Lung fever.
Rosa Brown, 5 months and days. Lung
fever.
Unison Fitzer, 20 years, 3 months and 8 days.
Fits.
Ann Carpenter, 80 years. Consumption.
Mary NJ. Monahan, 26 years. Pulmonary
Ptysis.
Leander ID. Carr, 50 years, months and
days. Bright's Disease.
Thomas Jenkins, months and 25 days. Cold.
Ada Jones, months and is days. Group.
Barsheba Brown, 72 years, 2 months and 10
days. rheumatism.
Geary Blackheart, 6 years, IL months and IS
days. Brain fever
Carrie Sutherland, years, IL months and %
days. Brain fever.
Ida Ewing, 20 years. months and Is days.
Consumption.
Quedo Cranston Gilmore, l year, months
and II days Brain trouble.
Edna May Dawson, year, month and 26
days. Lung fever.
Mary Ann Kelly, age not given. Brain fever.
Lena Bell Gross, IL months and 10 days.
Brain fever.
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Moses Sternberger, dealer in stock,
shipped East last week lot of the finest
and fattest cattle ever taken from Jack
son county.
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VIM. Roberts, former citizen OF this
place, now of Chillicothe, was here sever
al days last week.
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SCIOTO VALLEY RAILWAY.

The Short Route to all Points in Southern
Ohio and the Southeastern States.
Taking effect Monday, May 13, 1873. Trains
will run follows:
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John stropes, an old citizen OF this
place, has been confined to MS oeo lor
six weeks past. His recovery is doubtful
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
CONNECTIONS.

At COLUMBUS with Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
St. Louis R'y, for Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and New York.
For Chicago, indianapolis and st. Louis and
all western points.
For Cincinnati, Dayton and points on Little
Miami Division.
With Baltimore & Ohio r. R., for Chicago, Bal
timore, Washington, Newark and GAINESVILLE.
With Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & In
dianapolis R'y, for Cleveland, Buffalo and
points North.
With Columbus d Toledo r. R.. for Delaware,
Toledo, Detroit anu the West
With Columbus, Springfield & Cincinnati r. r.
for London, Springfield, Sandusky and Gin
cinnati.
With Cleveland, Mt. Vernon & Columbus R. r.
for Cleveland and Mt. Vernon.
ATPORTSMOUTHb by Steam er for Hun tington,
connecting with Chesapeake and Ohio r. r.
for Charlottesville, Va, Gordonsville, Va,
Richmond Va, and all points in South
Atlantic States.
AT CIRCLEYILLE with G. q NJ. v. R'y, for
Lancaster. GAINESVILLE, Washington G. H, Will
m1ngtOn and points West.
AT CHILLICOTHE with C. & NJ. R. r. for Ham
den, Athens, Cincinnati and intermediate
points.
AT WAVERLY with s., j. & P. r. r. for jack
]. B. PETERS. GEO CHANDLER,
superintendent. Act. Gen1 Ticket Ag't
COLUMBUS, o.
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When mouse falls into a milkman's
can; is it pertinent to remark that the
poor animal has found watery grave?
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QUERY: Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros Seal of North Carolina at
the same price ?" 27dec77y
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See new advertisement of James Chest
nut. He has large stock of splendid
goods, cheap for cash.
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The iron is being laid on the Narrow
Gauge switch from jackson to Eureka
vile.
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MI a r RE D.

DICKAsoN-MCMoNIGAL the Gibson
House, in Jackson, Ohio, July I'd, 1878, by Rev.
J. X. Gibson, Mr.. Alexander Dickason and
Miss Maggie McMonigal, all of this county.
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p TS. A certain and effectual
- LAA0- cure. Trial box only
SO cents. Address DIR. PIERCY,
dec6f1y Ogdensburg, N. Y.
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Corp. of JacIxson.-Wm. D. Trago, Assessor.

|
Names of Parents Name of Child.
| Jonathan and Elizabeth Scur1ock~....Alb A
Benjamin and Rachel ohm w
Charles and Elvira Rhodes. NJ
| William and Melinda Tilley Laura
VIM H and Jane A Williams. Charles L
| Isaac and Harriet Scurlock. Burley M
Philip and Mary Helfring.
Franklin and Sarah Rush Joseph G
Geo w and Eliza Radcli
James M and S Lively A
VIM A and Eliza S Smith.
David and Barbara Nancy A
John and Kate Cochran. Charles
William and Mary Rigdon. Elizabeth A
Thomas and Anness Rogers. A
G and Libbie Creighton.
David L and Matte A Pickrel... Frank
Morgan and Laura Pool..............-..Claud
A D and Sarah Grassland. Jessie NJ
John and Louisa
Fred and Fannie E Echenberger...... F
James and Catharne Copeland......Not named
Moses D and Jane Jones.."...............
Thomas and Mary Stewart...... ohm R
Jacob and Hannah Bertsch. h...........Anna Kate
Geo and Julia Erlenwine. L
Lewis and Catharine Holberg. erg.....-.-...Lena L
Abednego and Elizabeth Mathews. Elizabeth A
- and Phebe Wagner. Franklin
Evan and Sarah Jones Caroline
William and Mary j Jones. VIM D M
Daniel and Anna Crossin maggie |
John and Elizabeth Grashe1..........Emnla May |
Henry and Catharine Holberg" Maggie L |
Samuel and Amanda Eisnaugle ..............M May |
Griffith and Jane
George A and Leona
David and Elizabeth Mary A |
John D and Orinda E Brown ........... Walter r |
Daniel P. Josephine Pewthers.. NJ
Henry K and Susan Edgar
James and josephine Warren Carrie |
John and Caroline Gilmore. ohm |
James and Fannie Martin. Ralph
Louis and Barbara Berde.. Lena
Enoch Ell and Elizabeth Lewis........Annie L
Reuben and Lucretia Washngton......Katie A
VIM Fl and Sarah Honness.. H
Eli H and Mary A Moore. ..................W VIM L
John and Mary Kesner................ Frederick
Geo w and Nancy EWard-.......Sarah E
John and Mary Erlenwine Frank
John and Elizabeth Baker............ John T
Vincent and Emma Radcliff. Birdie
Jacob and Elizabeth Hart Margaret G
Edward F and Sarah E Adams Nelly M
John d and Mary E Mary Edna
w and May Gross Edna l.
Fred and l. q Crashed Berkeley
John and Elizabeth Howser. r............. Elizabeth
Samuel and Mary Swift....................M Mabel
Joseph and Mary Grace. Tilly E
Absal ON and Aletha Brown cocoon. ..... Edward J
Geo w and Emily Burroughs ..........A Agnes G
George and Amanda Booth .............. Bertha
Thos and Margaret Raypole Ctwins) Bertha
and Dora l.
Francis and Maria ] Claar.............. Charles E
A and Margaret Faught.....-............ Henry
Levi and Martha DUNCAN .............Not named
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jackson Union Schools was held June
%, 1878. by C. K. Crumit, Irvine DUNCAN
and James B. Paine, Examiners for the
Village School, and the following per-
sons received certificates, there being no
failures. For two years, D. c. Washburn,
Elmer Ferree. Mollie Evans, Emma Long,
Jessie Miller, Hettie Walterhouse, Eliza
beth Hull, Jennie DUNCAN, Cordelia
Price, Lou. Yochem, Emma Brown, and
g. W c. Poor. For one year, Mollie
Burke, Nellie Messenger, Ada Tolley
Keturah Jones, Mary Gardner. Lizzie
Gardner and Lizzie Monahan.
The following questions were used:
ARITHMETIC.
Find the G. c.. D. of 210 2l6, 408
William buys knife for 80 cts. and
sells it for As John buys it for As and
sells itj,,for 80. What per cent does each
gain and loser
A merchant sold two coats sfor $25
each. On one he made 20 percent, and
on the other he lost 20 per cent What
was his whole gain or loss?
The earnings of 27 men for 8 days is
$540 What are the wages of As men
for days2
What part of an acre is 33x33 feet2
A boat in crossing a stream 600 yards
wide drifted down the current $50 yards.
How far did the.boat 60?
Define ratio, discount, multiple, proper
ton.
am "a years and 26 days old to-day;
what day, month and year was born2
Divide 8 40 by rs and explain the
process.
The sum Of two numbers is 46 and
their difference is Is. What are the
numbers?
GEOGRAPHY
Bound Jackson county, and give its
longitude and latitude.
Name the original States of the Union
Name the principal articles of export
from the United States.
In what Zones do the most intelligent
people live, andsswhy2
What other studies are intimately con-
nected with Geography
Describe by Diagram and brief written
description, (and also orally as called up
on) the reason for the division of the
earth into zones; the seasons, &c.
Name the countries producing the
greatest quantity of wheat, wine, tobacco,
cotton iron, coffee, tea and wool
How many kinds of Islands and what
is the organic difference between CONT
nent and an island
What differences would occur, were
the earth's motion on its axis toIbe chang
ed to once in 100 hours
How many counties in Ohio; how
many townships in this county and name
the townships?
GRAMMAR.
l. How many separate and distinct
parts Of speech are there? Answer this
question from your own judgment with
out regard to what any single author
says, and give reasons for your answer, il
you have any.
2. What is a sentence, and what is nee.
essary to constitute it? Make your ex.
planation as clear as possible.
8. What do you understand by the
term, the anteeedent, as used in Grammar
f. In the sentence, would l were
boy again. give the modes and lenses O.
the verbs.
5. The subject of verb in the Imper
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Springfield, Jackson and POmerOy
R A IL r. O A ID
TIME TABLE.

Making close connections with trains north
on Scioto Valley Railroad for Chillicothe, Cir
ceville, Columbus and all points East, West
and North. Passengers have six hours time in
Columbus and return the same day. The p.
m train from Jackson makes connection with
Express south on the Scioto Valley road for
Portsmouth.
Makes connections on the IL M, train at
Jackson, for all points on the Portsmouth
Branch.
H. L. CHAPMAN, Vice President
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TRANSPARENT TEACHING CARDS. In
struction and Amusement combined. Impor-
tant to parents and teachers. 26 different ar
tistic designs. The entire pack sent free for 25
cents currer or stamps. Van Deli & Co.. 20
Ann St., N. Y. 21jan7S-6m
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fb rH OO AGENTS profits per week.
AN nEb viii prove it or forfeit $500
>pc wv New articles, just patented.
Samples sent free to all.
Address w. III. CHIDESTER, GIG Fulton ST.,
New York. 2Iian78-6m
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
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TRAINS GOING SOIJTH

stations marked thus (") are flag stations and
Trains will stop when signaled to do so.
w. w. PEABODY, Master Transp,
w. Z. EVANS, Agent at Jackson.
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COLUMBUS AND HOOKING VALLEY
r RAILRO A d
Short Line Between all Points
I'M southern Ohio and the
North East and
West.
y u M M er cement!
Taking Effect May 18th, 1878.
Sundays: >0--Of
AND HOOKING VALLEY
EAST BOUND.

Sundays:
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-08-30

Next Tuesday afternoon at 4
O'clock, there will be auger match
at the residence Of Mrs. Rene
Krebs. Admission ten cents. The
proceeds will be given for the relief
Of the yellow fever sufferers at
Vicksburg, and we earnestly hope
all who cannot attend will send ut
least ten cents.
BY reference to u notice under
new advertisements it will be seen
that the regular fall term OF the
chancery court Of Harrison county
will not be held in that comfy on
the second Monday of September.
A special term will be held at some
future date. This postponement
has been made, we presume, on ac-
count of quarantine restrictions.
While a party of fishermen
from this place were sitting around
the camp fire at Bayou Gravoline
the other night waiting tor the cot
fee, the pot of which was sitting
hard by, one OF the party pro-
pounded this conundrum Why
is that coffee like some of the
subscribers to a country paper Y
They all gave it up, and he replied
"Because it takes it Il long time to
settle.n
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SEaerin''s Sale.

by VIRTUE of an execution to me di,
ID rected By the Clerk of the Clrcuit
Court of Jackson county, State of MiSsis
sippi, dated 18th day of June, AID. 1875,
win sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, on the
First Monday IN September, 1878,
within the hours prescribed by law, Tho
following described property of the de
PENDANTS, Garland Goode, Phillip Good1
aud John l.. Talbert, to-wit The mill and
machinery described in plaintiffs petition
known as the Goode mill, and the lot OF
cartilage on which the mill is situated,
that is TO say in the northeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter of section twenty
(2O)in township seven ~ south, range
Isl west, to satisfy n judgment in
favor of Jackson c. Miles, for tive
hundred and twenty-nine dollars and
fiftv-fve cents with interest from the 22d
day of May, 1878, at the rate of six per
centum per annum and cost of suit.
Given under my hand at Scranton, the
Goth day Of July. A. ID. 1873.
JOHN Il. CLARK, Sheriff.
July 96, 1873. Io~at
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Pass Christian Items.
Nc yellow fever here.

NO NcllOW lever heit'
Our town is being thoroughly
tg) disinfected.
DR.. John Brill, having ten
dered his services to the Howard
association, was assigned to Mem
phis, Tenn, and left last week for
the scenes of his labors.
-"Pine-K Knot" had better hire a
hall. This column is not used for
the purpose of indulgins in per
sonalities and veBtilating private
grievances, and the ill-timed, spite
full remarks aimed against u re-
porter in last weeks issue of the
Seaskore Gazette will receive no
notice whatever from him.
Our new town council have
taken possession. Ny. Robert Far
rell, our new marshal, has gone to
work with a will, and is putting the
shell road in better condition than
it has been for several years past.
In this connection we would re-
mark that the Pass is literally
packed with people, while the
number of stylish teams here TINS
summer is unprecedented IN the
annals of our town. An evening
drive is all the rage, aud tell you
we have some pretty fast trotters
90 the road, whose tipe Is hard &c
beat,
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SIaeriR''s Sale.
G. w. DAVIS County Treasurer,

G. w. DAVIS County Treasurer,
vs..
A. G. STEEDE.
ny VIRTUE of an execution to me di-
ID rectod, by the CLERK of the Circuit
Court of Jackson county, State of Missis-
sippi, | will sell at public auction. TO the
highest bidder for cash, on
Monday, September 2, 1878,
within the hours prescribed by law, in
front of the Courthouse of said county, in
the town of Scranton, all Of theright, title,
claim or interest of the said defendant, 4.
C. Steede. in and to the following desert
bed lands, to-wit: Lots |, ? and 3, section
81. township ?, range Z; all of sections 3
and 10: lots 4, ; and g., section Il; north J
lot ,, section "a, township 1, range Z;
south Z, south ! OF northwest I, south of
northeast I, section Z, township Z, range 9;
southwest I, south OF northwest t, sec
ton 10; north of northeast I, section IL,
township :, rangs :; the undivided one 1
of the northwest I of section rs, township
Z, range 8; Brakeiield place in section 20,
township Z, rangeS s; the undivided oue !
of fractional section 10, township :, range
5. all in jackson county, to satisfy plain
tiff-s Judgment for Three Hundred and
Ninety-Four Dollars aud Se~venty-Eight
Cents, with eight per cent. interest per an
mum from the 2lst day of October, loI0,
and cost of suit.
Given under my hand at scranton, July
%. 1-7s. j. T. CLARK, Sherih.
- .usi :, l-s1. l'at
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HandsbOrO Items.


-DUSlHeSS quiet
Heavy rain Sunday evening.
Our streets need more saw
dust.
Oysters are getting fat. Fish
are plentiful.
The Masonic hall is being re-
paired. 1t needed it.
Trade dollars pass here occa-
sionally tor one dollar.
No yellow fever nor any other
kind Of sickness here.
Justice Crawfoot has had a
lean week. All is peace!
The "greenback party" has not
organized in this town as yet.
There is a horse in this vicin-
ity that eats sand by the bnshel.
There was another printing
press opened in this place Tuesday.
Mai. W. II. Walthall and son
have gone to Grenada to nurse the
sick.
Mrs. Glundy says we are to
have some weddings this tall here
abOuts.
On and after the first of Sep.
tenbel Il tfi.weekly nail starts for
StOnewall.
The man who can't tell the
truth passed through llandsborO
the other day.
The Mollie-E Emma did sail Sat,
urday evening with lumber tor In.
dianola, Texas.
The boarding houses on the
beach are full. The hotels can
take more bOardcrs.
There was a surprise party up
town Saturday night, interSpersed
with fddling and dancing.
REV. w. w. Hopper (Metlo,
dist breaches in the Methodist
church on the second Sabbath in
each month.
1t is somewhat lively now Of
nights on our streets. The boys
sing, play the fiddle, yell and fire
pistols. We have no "perlice."
Our young friend "Lulu''
Leger, who has been clerking for
Mr.. Adam Blumer at Moss Point,
is now at home until quarantine is
raised and business resumed.
The HSweet BY and BY" is
sung on our streets these paniCky
times. Some of the singers we
opine will never reach that "beau-
tiful shore" that they sing so
sweetly about.
-Messrs. Russell Bond, John
Thomas and Alfred O'Niel were
here before Special Agent Carter
respecting a compromise of their
cases. 1t seems hat the log war
is not vet ended. The government
wants these gentlemen to confess
Judgment, etc. Next Monday the
matter will be definitely settled.
The question of quarantine is
still discussed freely by u citi-
zens. Many are of the opinion
of Dir. T. S. Bell, of Louisville, that
it is the invention of the devil.
There is nothing in the history of
despotiSm can surpass it. Though
~professedly intended for the bene-
fit of mankind, they are strangers
within their sphere, TO human right
and human sympathy.
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Ocean Springs items.

The panic OF last week is over,
and our refugees are returning
home. "Discretiou is the better
part Of valorw
For the past week our bay has
been daily visited by vast schools
of red fish, and the boys have had
rare sport in harpooning aud catch
ing them with hook and line. We
won't venture to state the size oil
some that were captured yester.
day, as your up.conntry readers
would think it Incredible, and pro
nounce it il "big fish story"
How easy it is to give advice
This reflection was brought forth
by a letter of advice we received
from a friend who, with his family
i, is Spending the summer in Nlr
ginia, beyond the possible reach o
yellow fever. He wrote "Dom'
get panic-struck be calm, aud
don't run away it is the worst
thing you can CO."
"A gentleman named Macarthur
Joined his family here last Monday
He came from Galveston, where ht
went to superintend the building
of one or more congresses, but he
was compelled to beat a retreat.
after making several Intellectual at
tempts to run the quarantine. They
we're very anxious to 90 to Rome,
Ga, and started in Il small boat
last Monday evening for Mauchac,
Notwithstanding they had a small
child yery sick with Il complication
Of diseases, caused from teething
That night the child died, and they
returned here yesterday, buried it,
and again proceeded on their way
We remember the old adage.
"Don't crow until you are out OF
the woods" but we really feel as il
we are justified in Dragging a lit.
tie already. Last week we report
ed two cases Of fever at the hotel
both of them are now cOnvalcsCing,
and not another case has occurred,
We think this is another strong re.
COMMUNICATION tor our beautiful
lake shore. Since the removal OF
the quarantine-nOw ten days
we have been in daily communica-
ton with New Orleans by rail and
water, people are coming and 90.
ing as il nothing unusual was &C.
curing, our merchants are receiv.
ing goods by the Pearl Rivers every
trip, and not another case of fever,
We feel safe in asserting that
Ocean Springs is now as healthy a
place as there is in the South OF
anywhere else.