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HOTEL
Front Street, nrar the KailIo
Boy 81. koseis.
w. b. LIST, Proprietor

Having leased the above nsysird -,
popular Hotel, and having ~rsrsptiou y
rrhtfr4l il. is nuw open for "A = So
boarl.rs. No pains viii ee The bs's
fv ali who isatranizc this lio,rl. and bse-.
iihl grounds. the comtortIp. lbs Hep
~ome Cottages attashed nraAc d.
peculiarly desirable. lrir's 80
NJ, (. f-.s
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THE sub committee of the Potter
investigating committee left Wash
inCton for New Orleans Wednes-
day, where they will continue their
investigation.
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Mr.. Henry Dixon, who killed Mr..
Harrison at Yazoo Cliy 9n
months since, has been acqnil'eo oS
the jury.
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Citation Notice.
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JACKSON COUNTY.

II w 49,
JACKSON COUNTY.
Chancery Court of said county and State
in vacation.
Bill to confirm and quiet tax title.
Mrs. MARIE HENRIETTA Complainant.
ELLISON, VS..
ANDREW S. RoUTH, ANN s..
BOWIE, ALLEN L. Bowie, T.
II. KENNEpY, Ed. NALLE. SRtspnndents,
Upon opening and reading complain
L ants lSll Of complaint on file III the
above stated ease, and it appearing to the
sa isfaction of the Court upon affidavit on
file, that the defendants, Andrew >. Routh,
Ann S. Bowie and Allen L. Bowie her
husband, T. H.. Kennedy and Edward
Male, are non residents OF the State OF
Mississippi, and that said Andrew S, Ronth
resides I'm the State of Georgia, that his
place of residence and postothoe Is un,
known. that the sid Ann 5. Bowie and
Allen +. Bowie reside in the parish of
Tensas, in the State of Louisiana, aud that
their postofice is unknown, and that 7.
II. Kennedy and Edward Male reside in
| the city of New Orleans, in the State ot
Louisiana, where they have their postoifie,
1t is, therefore, ordered by the Court
that said defendants be, and they are here
by directed to be and appear before the
Chsncery Court of said county of jackson
in the State of Mississippi, at a term there
of to be held at the courtroom thereof, at
| Scranton in said county aud State, on the
First Monday I'D ddyJ of Septem-
Der merit, 1878,
then and there to plead, answer or demuI to
complainant's bill Of complaint, aud that
this order of notice be published for four
consecutive weeks In the DENocRAT-SrAr
of Pascagoula, a newspaper printed and
published in said county and State
at Scranton, and that the Clerk of this
Court transmit by mail, TO each of said
defendants whose ~postoftices are known
a true copy of this order, postage prepaid
Given under my hand and seal of said
| Court this 18th day of June, A.. ID. ls7-.
A. G. DELMAS, Clerk.
r...Ot fo~l IgEt
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MARINE AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT-sTAh'
PAscAGoULA, Thursday, June q, 1910
CHANGE OF COLOR OF LIGHTS AT SOUTH
PASS MISSISSIPPI EIfER'
Notice is hereby given that on the Iht
day OF August, 1878, the hght on the east
side of the Jettios at Sonth Pass n Head
Of the Passes, Mississippi River, WIZ De
changed from fixed white to liked red
By order of the Lighthouse Boaru,
JoHS RODGERS, Chairman.
Washington, ID. 4. june 10, les.
Notice to Mariners--No. IL, 1875
United States Of meioo-AissisSippt-G Guy
Of MEXICO.
suIP-IsLASD LIGHT CHANGE OF COLOR
Notice is hereby given that, on the LIST
OfJuly, ISIS, the color of Ship-lslahd IiGh',
Gulf of Mexico, will be changed nom hAea
white to fixed red. BY order OF the Lisht
House Board,
Naval Secretary
PETER C. HANS, Engineer Sec'y.
NOTICE TO MAESBRs-MoBlLE BAR
From the outer east bank, and outer
west bank of Mobile bar, the tirst-ciass
buoys hive been removed. East bank No
2, FORMERLY Knoll No y has been snlited
about l-G Of a mile to 5. S. L. Depth. ~
feet. Bearings, magnetic Sand lslauo
Light, NV / \.
Mobile Point Light, north.
s, w. Spit, No /, formerly Iprer Z Bank
No 80 has been shifted abort Que hundred
wards to sorthward arl eastward, in "a
feet of water. Bearings, magnetic, sand
Island Light, u. by w. I w. Onter bar
bnOy, s.. L, Mobile Point Light, \. t l..
The other buoys remain as formerly
PoET CHAREEs.
Fresh water ltc per gallon delivered
: alongside.
Pifotage 81 per foot, actual draft, com
pulsory.
load deals 65090c per load coaStwls'
7Ocas 81 per load lishterage OF ballast 'o'
per ton. III.
So; winchmen So.
Harbormastcr s. each vessel.
An vessels arriving between the LIST OF
April and 18th Of November must report q
niarantine Station before they viii be per
mitted to anchor. ,
Physicians charge s. for boarding eael
vessel. An extra charge OF s., and cost o
chemicals, for fumIgati"n. .
Average draft of water OH the bar iron
MAY to November II feet November t.
May Is feet.
Vessels coming to Ship Island usual,
enter at this port.
Draft OF water at Ship Island q fcct.
Charges same as above, except lighteraB
of ballast, SIC, and water, &c per gallon.
[For the week ending June 27th.l
CLEARED.
Am l,g Anna ID T0rrey, Bray, 2ZO tons
Davenport, Mass, lSO,A67 SUPPL IT lnu
Er blk Les Bons Fills, Horseau, 2SO tom
Calais, France. l9g, 5l5 sup1 # lumber
Am sch Robt Ruff, Briggs, 2l9 tons, Ha
vana, Cmba, 1g9,6O7 sull # lumber.
Br sch Blight Stnr, McPhre, leo tom
MauLatllle, Snha, i5l,7i3 snpltt lun
.yKssrfs / PORT.
BarLs.
TIol blk Huadefk OnBos, Bonscma. 81
SehooRsrs.
Am sch Peter C. Schultz, Thompson, 81
Total tonuasc in port......... 81
, LuMBEE STATEMENT.
Cleared rpm Sept. l, 1t, to Sept.
|, 'OJ',4'
Cleared Inco Sept. /, 1877 ..-..l6,553,7i
" II Jnne u, 7S......-. 761,4
, Total. J................. lo,2l5,2t
5 REMARKS.
; To tho above statement 25 per Gel
t shoudedi be added for lumber shipped
. vessels Under eoastiug license, nor clearir
= at the Custom House.
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THEY ALL AGREE.

St. Joseph azette-Chroniele.
For once, Hayes and the republl,
can leaders are unit. They all
wish Anderson had "that place III
a warmer climate"
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ROAsTING.EAR POLICY.

Burlington Hawkeye.
Hayes policy resembles the corn
OH the low prairie lands this sea.
son /; too much "gush" has soaked
the life out.
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SIGNIFICANT FACT.

Washington Post, Dem.
Since the republican party was
born there has been no hour OF ITS
lite when it was so rent with strife
and decentralization rs now.
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The deiaulting tax collector oil
Yazoo City, JAS. +. Turbeyiile, nas
been sentenced 10 the peurentiirs
for tour years.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-06-28

Mr.. Henry d. Mauderrille, aged
ninety.two years, died III Natenez
on the 18th. He had resided III
that city about forty years, ara was
highly esteemed.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-06-28

DEFENSE OF MIR. SPRINGER.
Washington Post.
Mr. Springer would rather be
right than make any man President
Hence, he voted against quietiDg a
fraudulent title.
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y. NIELSEN, -.
MATCHMAKER IL Jc"e'''

Watches. Clocks and Jewelry Ink ID
for repairs ! will mob be reSp
over three months. ,sSJssUPl.
AnriI 1O-lv -
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New Advertisements
Trustees Sale.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JACEsoN County,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JACKSON COUNTY.
ny VIRTUE of a deed of trust, made
ID on the I'D day of May, 1871, by jose
phiae Rally and A. Rally, of the first part,
to A. Wang and H. T. Gotham, OF the sec,
ond mart, for an indebtedness by the said
marty of the first part of the sum of two
hundred $3.50, and fifty dollars to the
said parties of the second part wherein
the said psrties of the first part conveyed
and sold unto the undersigned as trustee,
marty Of the third pert, a certain parcel or
tract OF land, to secure the above mem
TONED sum of mohey with interest from
maturity until paid, at the rate of ten per
cen per mum, i sin, on the
T,oenty, Ninth day Of July, 1878,
AZ the PREMISES hereinafter described sell
between the hours prescribed by law, for
cash. tbe following land, to-~it, lying and
heinz In the county of Jackson and State
of Mississippi. and described rs follows:
In township No. 5, range No. q west of
b. NJ. in section No. /, beginning at a
stake in the marsh, set at one-hgh chain
south. aud 50 links west from the north
west corner of a tract Of land conveyed 30
Rainey Raby the LIST of April, 1s74, by II.
NJ. Krehs and wife, thence measuring aud
running west three chains and sixteen
links 10 a stake. thence south seven de
rtees west, eight chains and thirty-nine
ink to a stake, thence east three chains
and sixteen links to a stake Slaughter
hons. alley, thence north seven degrees
eat. eight chains and thirty1nine links
along said alley to place of beginning, con-
tanning 2 7J- " acres, more or less, bound
cd on the north, west aud south by II. N.
Krebs' premises. Together with all the
improvements and appurtenances there
unto appeitaining, or in any wise belong
iac. Said sale is made to satisfy the said
sum Of two hnndred and fifty dollars. with
ten per cent. interest from the I'D day OF
Nav. ls7e, until paid, and al c~ostsof this
art, p. J. JANE. Trustee.
fure ~. fs7s. li-5t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-06-28

QUEEN MERCEDES, queen of
Spain, died on the Goth, and the
whole nation il mourning her death.
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q, II "A u ,
Notice.

The Board "a Supervisors OF Jaekrcn
county will at ~ IN. IN
Monday, Ne lsf dcy Of jay
next, let out ~ public cutlery 10 the lowest
bidder Il coni,art for the building of
Court House In Scranton, according 70 20
plan and specifications on hlo in the
Clerks unire. The terms Ut the %coIltrarS
will be announced before the contract Is
offered; also cash contracts for repairing
of the Jail and huilding a bridge across
Casta Pl5irs creek Us per specifications
on file, and for replacing and repairing
the hrid5e across Rocky creek, tho B.haM
rescrving the right to reject any and ~
bids. All contractors will be requlrrdP
give bond with approved security "
double the am CUNT Of their eontraeid NI
the faithful performance of the work
A. G. DELMAS, Clers'
lime Z, lSIS. lWlll
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H PRESS.
Opinions Of the Papers Upon Various Topics
Pointed Paragraphs.
a REYOLUTIONIST.

4 REYOLUIlUNISI.
Sharon, Penn, Times.
Ii sending John Sherman to the
peuitentiary is revolution, then we
are beginningto hope forrevolutloll'
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-06-28

RICHARD GRIGG is a candidate
for congress from the "Shoe-String"
district in opposition to Gen.
Chalmers.
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RAILROAD EXCHANGE
North Side Railroad)
Scranton, Mississippi.

RESTAURANT and BAR ROOM. Good
meals furnished on short notice. Liquor.
and Cigars OF the best brands always uil
hand.
b. 6. JANE, Proprietor
May 10, 1875. Fly
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Masters Notice.

J.. 4. sARRAziN, ct al, Chanccry Court;
rs. Bill for an account.
GEO. HhHNAIIs, ct a.. } Jackson County.
no George Hannahs, Daniel G. Wright,
Levi K. Brown. W. II. Ltehfort, Horny
q Bnrrbcr and the unknown heirs of
Thomas GALLOWAY, deceased, all non-fesl-
dents of the state Of Mississippi; take
notice, that on
Nonday. the 10Th day Of august,
1878,
at the ofNre of tho Clerk of the Cliaucery
Court of said county, and in accordance
with a decree of the Chancery Court ot
said county, at the March term. tS7S,
thereof | will take testimony as Master III
| Chancery, and make and state an account
bet Neen said parties. Aud 1t IS ordered
and drcreed by said Court, that tue SAID
Master in taking said account, "shaA III.
0uire into the amount agreed to he pald
hy said Sarrnziu to aid Humans for one
half of the said property set forth ana dc
scrihcd IN complainant's bill, and whether
said amount has been raid by said SarraZin
mr. how much thereuf, and 10 said pay
ments were made. That he further III
Guire what improvements have been pa
on said property since said partnership
and by whom, and at what cost. Also
what sum, if any, is due said Sarrazin fol
services rendered since the formation o
said partnership, and what taxes, if any
have been paid by hin or his representa-
tives, and to report a inst balance be-
tween the parties" When and whore you
may appear, if you see proper 50 To do
and examine, and cross-eXamine witnesses
A G. DELMAS,
Master in Chancery.
June %, 1873. ll-5t
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PascagOula
Corn : Grist Mill,
paseoso.sa, (scranton P, o. Piss.

CORN, CORN FLOUR GRlTS, MEAL
aud BRAN always 0n hand, or delivered at
the depot, at prices as low as can be any
where obtained
All orders from points along the Rail
road promptly flled, and are respectfully
solicited. JOHN u. DElhAo,
Proprietor.
Scranton, April Is, 1874. i6-tf
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REGULAR SEE-C0AST
Passenger Packet,
PEARL RIVER
J. PoITEvENT, Master.
FRED. STAPLES, CLERK

Leaves New Orleans, New BASIN, NJ,
Magnolia Bridge Wednesdays az Al
and saturdays at 4 pm. Arir At
Paseagonla Thursdays and ounls lion.
Z am. Returning leaves Pascago'"
days and Thursdays at 4 PIN
Erceedimgfy Losr N~"
Freisht and PASSAGE, ad
.Junp "a tSS -
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TIE Mobile bncket factory burn
ed Tuesday night. Loss, sl2,0o0.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
A Man Of Ps.
tWashington Posf.l

Page, prenomened Polydore, Q perip
atstic purveyor OF postal pabulum, plagu
cd and perturbed the peace Of Pfeffer
korn by playing the Pfefferkorn's plump
personal property, pretty Lille Pfeffer.
korn, and Pfefferkorn peppered Poly
dore with pinches, punches and pun.
mellings till Polydore psIlid with panic
and pain, precepitately "put out" and
placed plenty of PAGES between Pfeffer-
korn's ponderous pedal propellers and
his own precious person. Polydore
pleaded with the police court tor pro-
lection from the Fostering perils and
prolonged perturbstions into ~hich he
Was plunged BY tho promise of Pfeffer-
korn to pummel the pancreas out Ct him
likewise the pleura and tho popliteal
gland, if be persisted in thus poaching
on bis preserves and profaning his para
disc with preposterous and proAIgste
purposes. But the peace preservator Of
the Police e ourt prasmaticaily and per-
empotorily plunged Polydore down the
perilous precipices Of pIacidity by,polite.
" propounding to him the ples that
the promise to pummel was partial not
positive, and vas pendent on his persis-
tence in pcrsusding Pfeterkorn's per-
sonal property, pretty Lille p, to part
from her proprietor and protector, and
therefore the police would be rut 10 no
pains to preserve him from o pounding.
Polydore, prob pudor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

The Mark Lane Express Of the s0th
inst. says: "Trsde is stiii overweight
ed BY the heavy supplies, the quantity
Of wheat and -four u present on pass
age to the kingdom being 3e6, 600 quar-
ters, more than At the corresponding
time last year. The imports OF foreign
wheat into London have been liberal,
las, Mondays returns showing the ar
rival Of nearly 5000 quarters, more
than half Of which came from Corns-
.adt and Sc Petersburg. Much OF tbs
foreign wheat arriving goes diree, tn
miliers, who now buy largely 81 cost,
freight, and in.urance, and The Amoant
Of busines done OF the stands il con-
sidsrably Affected thereby. Stock, con-
seanestiv, ars not materially Increased,
and there is no scarcity Of gransry
room.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
MUM AGO.
Branch once. Car a IN s.... w.shirsiss. b. Z.
The SUN FOR 1879.

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

: The Court eff Queens Bench were re-
Gently called on to give legal de6ni-
ton 10 the word "team." A tenant OF an
English duke had agreed as part Of his
rent payment, to furnish at sundry times
"one days team work with two horses
and one proper person"
On one occasion the dukes maosger
desired the farmer to send cart to fetch
Goals from o railway station to the ducal
mansion. The farmer offered to furnish
two horses and q man, but insisted that
the duke should supply the cart. "There
can't be "team" without q cart or
wagon" said the manager. "Oh, yes,
there can" replied the farmer, "the
horses are the team"
Both parties were honest, and both
were obstinate, and so law was asked to
decide which definition of . "team" was
correct-the dukes or farmers. A Jury
said the dukes, but the farmer asked
the Court of Queens Bench il tho jury
were not quite as incorrect as the duke.
The Court heard learned lawyers
argue, and also discussed among them.
serves, "What is . team ?" Poetry and
lexcions were APPEALED to. One judge
quoted these lines to show that the team
is separate from the cart:
''Gles Jelt was sleeping. in his cart he lay,
Some wsggish pili'rers stole his team away.
Giles wakes and cries. dds Botkins. what Is
Why how now: am Giles or noss
1.-The. I've lost SIX seld,nys 10 my smart;
II NO, Obs Bodkins I've found cart"
Another judge quoted line from
Wadsworth:
my jolly team will work alone for me-
Horses, said the learned judge might
be 'jolly," but a cart cannot. Where
upon the counsel for the duke gavc the
Judge "a Rowland" for his "Oliver" by
citing Gray's lines:
ION did the harvest to Their sickles yield,
Their fnrrow of the stubborn glebe bath broke;
How jocund dd they drive their team aneld.
How how'd the wood beneath their sturdy
But the farmers lawyer "capped" that
quotation with several citations from
the poets. From Spenser
''Thee plouShman all unmeeting found.
A. be his to!lsome team that way did guide.
From Shakespeare:
1--WE FAIRIES that do run,
BIZ the tripl ct Hecafe' o team,
From the presence oil the sun,
Following darkness like a dream
From Dryden:
ANY number. and passing in = line,
Like a long team OF snowy swans on high,
Which clap aF their wings and eieavs the liquid
The judges decided two to one that
the farmers definition of "team" Was
correct and then, as il 70 add another
to tho many illustrations of tho glorious
un certainty of the law, said they would
hear the case over again.
This case shows the importance Of put
ting down in a written agreement just
what is agreed upon, and Of eschewing
all ambiguous words.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

Al kinds u county work, miseell0neous binding
S'-ag. book and Job printing solicited.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

The attack made upon Charles New.
meyer BY n large number Of muskrats
on Sunday night last, ct Tenth and
Spruce streets, in this city, aud publish.
cd IN the Eagle, created . profound son.
sation IN this city AID the surrounding
country. About twenty-five musk. rais
attacked Mr.. Newmoyer, With deadly
purpose, and it 10 fortunsts that be got
off Is well a. he did. There are plenty
Of illustrations OF muskrats and other
rats, when hungry, attacking women
and children. Not long ago the Eagle
published an item OF IN aged bed.ridden
woman being attacked BY the common
house rat, and badly bittso, In the city
Of Boston. She did her best to drive
them of, and had not her niece como TO
her rescue, the rats would have taken
her life. Muskrats, when hungry, are
much more powerful and wicked than
the common house rat. Recently, along
the Connecticut River, . COW broke her
leg. Unable to get along, and lying By
the river bank, she was attacked By
muskrais, which would have torn ber 20
pieces, had not her owner como 70 her
defense. Some time ago, - Joel Staver
in Clinton County, this State, Vas re-
turning home. be approached . email
creek, and he and his horse we're attack.
ed By . large number Of muskrAts. His
horse was badly bitten, and severely
scratched by the rats. There are plenty
Of instances .hers muskrsis and other
rats, through hunger, have become very
The brown rat 10 the enc
my Of the common black rat This rat
when introduced into this country, "a.
called the Norway rat II destroys sli
native rats. for IL ]. q subtle and im?Is-
cable enemy to them. IL 10 especially
destructive 10 chickens. yosng pigeons,
ducks. geese. young piss, and anything
ib.t Is edible. The tsosn rzi, like the
nuskrs,. sv;ns with great facility, and
l-.,h species. when noved b bsnger
and IN large numbers. ere very danger.
cue 20 both man and beet ssesc,ng
Eagle.