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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-11
SAILlNo or THE STEAMER. - The

SAILlN0 OF THE STEAMER. - The
following is the passenger and freight
UT Of the steamer Dskots. which sailed
Aencs for Victoria and San Francisco on
Saturday last. Her freight consisted
ef 1855 sks potatoes. 81 beer kegs. 189
Pkg tallow. Is bxs apples. "a pkQs
furniture, 237 SKIS oats. So dry hides. "a
hale Asps. 25S green hides. 20 bhls oil.
0o bu barring. 4 bis skins. 1888 bdls
hocpa and 20 pkgs merchandise. She
ALEC had the following cabin passen-
ger: Nn. 8. J. Moore. Miss N. A.
White, 7. n. Marsh. r. Myers. J. n.
june. ]. Jackson, Z. Blackwell. Wa
Thong. O. West. She had to take on
4'O7O eacks Of oats ct Utsalady and 1913
sons Of potatoes ct Port Townsend, after
which abe would 60 to Victoria. and
lsAvs the latter port At noon to-day.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-11
FAILURE OF DAN HoLrox. =

FAILURE OF DAN HoLroN. We
regret to learn ofthe suspension Of this
gentleman. proprietor Of the Holton
House in Portland and former landlord
of the Cosmopolitan Hotel. His liabil.
tiles are stated at $4,000, and his
assets are not far from that sum. He
has voluntarily called meeting of his
creditors end invited them to do as
they see fit in the premises. His house
is the most expensive,y furnished in
Oregon. fitted up expressly for CONNER
cisl travellers. Dan has q host of
friends on Puget Sound, who hear of
his misfortune with unfeigned regret.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-11

GOING HoNE.-Thres of the British
nsn-of- war that visited Esquimalt dur,
'as the past year. the Amethyst. Albcr.
tfoss and Fsntoms. have been ordered
aosne TO England. to b paid of and &c
immediately out OF commission. The
Daring, Capt. Hammer. vas At Honolu,
% st lest accounts. and the Shah dag.
mp OF Ad~iral DeBorssy) ct Tahiti.
roe latter vessel shortly goes back to
nosisnd and will be replaced By the
aren-clad Triumph.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-11

CHARTRRED.--Ths three masted
schooner Thomas d. Harrison, 5I2 tons
burden. has been engaged to take a
cargo OK Lumbar from Burrard Inlet to
Bucnos Ayres.. This expectation of
lumber from the Pacific Coast to Allan
tic porte, speaks we'll for tho growth of
our principle trade. Ten years ego, all
such orders could have been filled from
Maine or the Canadian pravinces.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-11

COMING UP.- Bark Fresno, owned
by the Puget Mill Company. will re-
turn TO the coasting trade and gil the
place of the lost King Philip. She is
l.245 tons. and recently arrived at San
francisco from Philadslphia. We
should be pleased to see Capt Keller
appointed to command her.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-11

eY- At the Tivoli Beer Hall. Occi.
dental Square. they have Boca. Stella
COON. Auckilteo. and Smelg's Lager
Beer on drAaeht; and the celebrated
Budweiser. Milwaukee. and St. Louis
Lager Beer in pint and quart bottles.
Ais, =! kinds Of lunches to order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-11

fAssxD THRousu. p. II. L,mb.
apesintsndsnt Of the wsatern Union
.Segnph Go. for Oregon aud Wash
esos Territory. arrived here on Sun.
~ morning and goes to La Conner this
lining. His Company have recently
eat up some outsids lines. and ne
1ce'd not b surprised IN bear Of
seef purchases in this neigh borhood
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-11

MARINE.-Ship Yosemite,at the rail-
road wharf. will begin to load coal from
Newcastle to-day. British bark Cleta.
from San Francisco. arrived at Bur
rafd Inlet yesterday The bark Gen.
eral Cobb. from San Francisco. arrived
At Seabeck last Friday night.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-11

EARLv ADJOURNMENr.-In order to
enable many of the jurors to spend Sun
day with their families outside Of the
city, Judge Lewis adjourned court on
Saturday at i'll A. NJ. till this morning.
No business OF Importance was trans
acted on that day.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-11

The City Of Psnsma sailed from San
Francisco last Saturday ct noon for this
and other Sound ports. Her list Of pas
sengcrs will be found in the telegraph
columns.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-11

TURNED UP.-The bark w. A. Hol-
comb reported as having been lost At
sea. has returned TO Honolulu from
Bakers Island. having been unable to
land her cargo at her place If destina-
ton.
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sAlLED.-Ths ship Pilgrim. which
!. d - badly strained by striking on
Columbis river bar 1t the time the
$3.50. Vas lost. has finished her re.
,sa : San frAncisoo. reloaded and
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Friday, February 22d,
MARKET GARDENERS.

ssnd FOR Hoor's GARDEx MANUEL xoa ISIS. TAI
Of practical information on 0esdsaan9 +:
49, mice OF CaoscE sxEDe. Dosh oens ios !"
cers.' Which viii Be- allowed on see nE.e ORE,
sdIrpss. J. u. ROOT. Rockfcsds W.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-11

Masks and masquerade costumes for
rent at Jamieson's. Apply early.
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N Office.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
n that G. y. Perkins II not authorized 70 trans
oct any business for. or to collect any money ne
or TO become due to the arm Of Picht Mehlhorn,
brewers. At the North Pacific Brewery. at Seattle,
W. r., and no payment made TO him or contract
made by him for such arm will be recognized by
said Arm. AUGUST MEHLHORN.
OF the firm Of ficht 4 Mehlhorn.
Jan. 26. 1873. j2s2w
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REWARD OFFERED

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE A REWARD
j Of TEN DOLLARS for the delivery b HIM OF
the Carpet Bag and airy VI lis costenss OF suise-
ing couusrymsn Of his who started TO so on
board The steamer on the morning OF the 9fh
inst. for Poss Gamble II the body Of said CHI
namsn 10 found. drowned. and delivered here.
e30 Reward Will be paid.
II h. vss murdered, Reward Of $3.50 will
he paid fer the srress AMI conviction Of tbs muir
VA cHoxG.
seattle. ". T.. January ssth. ISIS. iaes
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N Office.

1--WE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF TIL
Il Stockholders Of the Puget Sound Commsreia
Company will be held ss their once In Port Gam
ary. 1873. ct O'Clock p. ~, for the election o.
Board Of Trustees and the Transaction Of sucl
otnes ousiness - may como before the meeting
By order Of the President.
". d. SCOTT,
feo2-2w Secretary.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-12-20
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-12-20
SANTA CLAUS.
The YOafug Folks biU 2 the
ola GentlFtSsa the Day
BIfOTe Christmas.
He sriH Parade he Streets of
Scranton.
Watch for Him .fb0uf Vine
O'CF0ch Ttss~dGy .YOrniHs.

Going home the other night we
were met, face TO face, Suddenly
and mysterionslv, by IA large. old,
funny looking gentleman, who in
m~pdiately commenced conversation
with us about Christmas ami the
holidays. Never having Stru tii'~
gentleman before, anI huoWin-
him TO be a stranger, We NrIr
somewhat aStoulSheu with his Ia.
m~iliarity of things IN general
around our town, for he seemed TO
know every body, Huere tttry one
lived, and especially lid he Secm
familiar with the names oil the
children of our Vicinity. Finding
out that We were II newspaper mau
he grew quite familiar and said he
had a secret to tell, aud ii We would
promise not To dlNulgp it he wOHid
let us into the mystery. We prom
Used, of course aud tIeu he WpHt
on to say that he was the >eritablr
aud ancient st. Nicholas, more IA
miliarly known as Santa Claus in
this country, and thar the day be
fore Christmas he had arranged Tor
a grand parade upon onr streets.
That lie would make his appear
ance upon the streets about uinr
O'Clock, aud would be well supplied
with toys, nuts, candy. irr-crack
erS, etc., aud that every child he
met he would make him il present.
As the strengthening old gen
tlemau talked he seemed to grow
eloquent in his remarks, aud en-
thuSiastic in his praise of good
children, and said lac loved all the
little folks, aud was going to give
each one something nice. At first
were somewhat frightened al
the old fellow, for he was dressed
the funniest. aud talked the stran.
geSt of any man we ever saw, but
we knew from his love OF the chill
dren that he was 4 good man aud
that there was no harm in bin. Be-
bidding us goodnight he said
he had established his headquarters
IN this town, aud that on Christmas
1ay-the day after the parade-all
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-12-20
From Alabama.

FERNLAND, ALA, Dec. 10, 1878.
Editor DemOcrdt-Stsr:
The Vicinity OF our quiet Village
was somewhat disturbed last Saiur.
day by ii shooting affair, which took
place here. A big, bully OF IA ne
gro by the name OF Henry Thoma>
Aus Henderson, qui, he nrrNI ices
OF MesNrS. Does q Fora, ior whom
ne hat, been wUraIng, aad wlcn
: t;ied WITH ny rhe foreman, ac-
cepted The settlement, although he
d'scldined tbe j~us,pcr vi it
(MCssrS. u. & r.. hAynig charged
r1nr tOt >n.ar urgirrt or rmiso-
neSN OF da,y1 a. pruccrded to
lay oil IA" ground lor a hr,t-ciaao
IuiluWuis lur foreman aud Mi.
Ders around threatening and ahti.
sing them. No attention Vas pala
10 MIA uhtii he cot ia the way oi
wOrk, NhcH he was repeatedly
warned of The premises b, MI.
Aiu,r HurNlng his wrath Tor
somrtIme Ia get it warm he adj
,ancrd upon Nh. DreS with a large
,uH haud-stick. Nh. Dees retreat.
I'd aud drawing his revolver
warned the negro To drSiSt. With
,ut needing The warning he sill
Continued to advance when MIR.
DerS fired three shots al his les,
him each time. This put =
stop to his advance. The wounds
painful We're but flesh
Wounds.
Tlis negro for some time has
the terror of his own color
lere, and Mr.. Dees is TO be COLI
graduated that he did not do him
Dcesl some severe INJURY as he
threatened several times to do.
LIGHTF00T
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Preaching.

Ed. J. b. Hamberlin will preach
as follows in this month (Decem-
berl: AT Moss Point, o. Friday
night, Goth inst, at ESQ O'CLOCK,
and Sunday, 22d, at IL, am. AT
Scranton, on Sunday night, I'D, at
$3.50 o'clock, aud on Monday night
following at the same hour. AT
Bay st. Louis, in the Methodist
church, on Sunday, 10Th inst" at
IL. am. aud at $3.50, pm.
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SETTLE AT ONCE.

Those Who are indebted to the
late Hand bOro DEMOCRAT Office
tor subscription, advertising OF
lob work, are earnestly requested
TO come forward, right nOw, aud
settle. | am DESTROYS Of closing
pp the business of the old concern.
Address me at Handsboro, Mis-
sissippi, where / still reside.
p. X. MAYERS.
D~apdsboro. Miss. Aug. %, 1875.
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FALL WINTER GOODS
{. ". H!EIH!!!0VER,
Ep0SCa.ouIH Street,

Scranton Mississippi.
have just opened Il new and complete
stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, No
lions. Ladies' Dress Goods, Men and Boys
Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc.
Also always on hand a full supply of
Choice Family Groceries, Feed, Crockery
aud Hardware, Tobacco, Cigars, Saddles,
Brides, and everything except Liquors,
which | do not keep. | would call the
~s,ecial attention of the ladies to my well
selected stock of Calicoes, Dry Goods, No
tinns. Shoes, etc, which will be sold
cheaper than ever before in this place.
call aud examine my goods aud prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
q. W. HIGHTOWER.
Scranton, Nov. II. 1~S7S.-71y
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CHAs. H. WOOD, Solicitor.
Scranton, Miss, Dec! q. lS7t.-37-5t


By virtue of a decree of tire Chancery
Court of jackson county, Mississippi, rem
dered OF the 9TH day of September, A. ID.
ISIS, i'll the case of John X. Mcleod,
county treasurer of jackson county, VS..
&. +. Ward, adm illustrator of the estate
of David Hazard, deceased. and 0thers:
No. ~. l. as commissioner OF said court,
will, on
Monday, the 9th dan Of January merit,
1879, in front of the courtroom OF said
court, in the town Of Scranton, in the
county and State aforesaid, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash,
the following lands lying and being in the
county of Jackson and State of Missis-
sirpi, to-wit:
4 tract of land commencing sixteen
chains and twenty-five links north of the
southeast corner of section thirty TOM, in
township five (5G of range No. Il west;
thence north eight chains and thirteen
links; thence forty chains west to Kirk
woods lake; thence following said lake
%southerly until it strikes PascagoUla river;
theuce down said river until it strikes the
same parallel line; thence across SAID
river west two miles from the first men
toned section line; thence south twenty.
four chains and thirty-eight links; thence
east a mile and forty chains; thence
north eight chains and eighteen links;
thence ten degrees north Of east until it
strikes the first described section line;
and the south ban Of section No. 4, and
the north half of section No. 3, known Is
the John Long contirmatiou; the east bali
of the northeast quarter and southeast
quarter of southeast quarter of SECTION
No. $; lots Nos. | and 2 Of section No. 3;
lot No. 4 in section No. 4, in tow nsirip No.
8, south of range No. 6 west; and also the
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the children il tow could see him
at Charley Crlizdt's store, where he
had IL large lot OF all kinds of toys,
fireworks, candy, and everything
nice for the holidays.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

throwing cOluer.
Hen fruit scarce and high.
-Egg-noggin demand next week
Chew Jackson's best navy
tobacco.
See Sheriff Clark's proclama.
ton in this issue.
Mr.. Dave Saucicr will accept
thanks for courtesies.
The Methodist Snpday-school
at Moss Point will har ) supper
on Christmas eye,>for the school.
The schooner Peabody, after
having been repaired, was launched
from Pol & Frentz's Shipyard last
Tuesday.
Schooner Harry Bnddigg ar
rived in the river Tuesday aud was
hauled out at Pol & Frentz's ship
yard Wednesday for repairs.
-OvercUats, Business Suits and
Furnishing Goods at Brisk & ia
cobSon's, southeast corner Dauphin
AVID Water streets. 3S-1m
Last Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday mornings We had heavy
frosts aud lSome ice. No further
danger in this locality OF yellow
fever.
There have been shipped from
this place since the first inst. about
$4,000 oranges, having been sent
to the States OF Georgia, Alabama
and Tennessee.
AT the Mosss Point Baptist
church Christmas night the Sun
day school will have a Christmas
tree. All are invited to attend and
witness the exercises.
christmas comes next WednPs-
day, and of course the little folks
are anXiously waiting the appear
ance of Santa Claus, who never
tails to put in his appearance on
that day.
Shaker Flannel and Knitted
Underwear, Cardigan Jackets and
Medicated Flannels, at Brisk 81
JacobSun's. southeast cOrner Dau-
phin and Water streets. 3S-1m
christmas eve night the JScran.
ton Sunday-school wifi have a
Christmas tree at the sca-.ensy, to
which the public is cordially in
vlted to attend. There will be a
Present on the tree for each scholar
Who has attended during the year,
and of course none except regular
students will receive anything. .
"A young lady dropped in our
Office the other day and asked the
foreman it he could print a kiss.
lie replied that he could if she !
would allow him to dock her up" ,
She thanked him for the inform :.
atlon. We wouldn't like for this to ,
get out, as the foreman is a married ,
man and his wife might ''lock" him
up. Z
We have been requested to |
give notice that there will be a
meeting of the property holders OF
Fast Pascagoula, at the school
uouse on the beach, on Monday,
oVth lust, for the purpose of tax
mginto consideration the propriety
VI incorporating the town. All in u
'ereSted r invited to be present. |
I'm Thursday night next-the
"'Sht afterChristmas-there i'll be =
d supper given ut Live Oak acade- :
N.Y. Moss Point, for the beuefit of =
'"e Presbyterian church. This :,
sO"sregation is somewhat 10 debt
aO' building their house oElsership, :,
""' Wish to raise money tor this
PURPOSE. Let all attend and lend IA
"''p'Hg hand TO this good cause. p
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Bay St. Louis Items.

rotting rapidly in the country
around here.
The orange crop is fairly good.
and is rapidly disappearing. Christ.
mas is coming and oranges are 90
ing.
The past week has been a season
Of frequent and heavy rains, good
enough for empty cisterns and
ducks, but rather unpleasant for
business or work.
Our mayor Announces that "the
cancer is cured-Bay st. Louis is
out of debt land he claims to
have been N OF the doctors who
cured the cance He is a candi-
date for reelection.
Our port collector, Col. w. G..
Henderson, is suffering from apain,
tul accident to one OF his legs. His
horse fell with him last Sunday
and fell upon his left foot and ankle,
giving them a painful bruise which
will lay him up for u week or two.
The "Blue Storer of Kellar g.
Co. was burglarized on Monday
night and considerable goods and
some small change carried OIL.
From the quantity carried off there
must have been several burglars,
aud they had some vehicle to carry
away their plnnder. 1t seems that
they came by water in some small
craft, and thus left no trace to he
followed.
The advance guard of the great
army OF "tramps" passed through
here last week. They had many a
skirmish with our housekeepers for
a "square meal" but were always
ready to compromise on a plate of
cold victuals They went away
nearly as empty as they came. Six
Of them called at my house in one
day. Our last legislature enacted
a criminal law intended for tramps,
which d be found in the acts OF
1878, page ITS, and should be ell
forced.
Our boysin Bay st. Louis deserve
to be written up. They are smart,
widc-awake, and very sue
cesStul traders i'll "a snail way.
Most Of them are expert fisher
men, aud iu seas0 fire. quently make
rom fifty cents to a dollar a day
II catching tish aud shrimp. And
hey are always at the depot at
with something to sell
0 passengers. No season is SO
barren but they have something to
AT present their stock III
rade consists OF flying squirrels,
indian feathers and home-raiSed
'rangeS--'' nice, sweet oranges;
wO for a nickel" They are grow
ng up, | hope, to lives of thrift
nd usefulness. They are certain.
making a good start in that di. !
s. S. Webb, of Alabama, is open s
~ vast business in %turpentine :
II Pearl river ia this county. He 3
i'll bring into the county 100 able I
odied turpentinerS, who under
and their business. This is so
npOrtant an addition TO the pOpu. n
zion and wealtb.prOduction of the
Junty as to observe special men
on. Mr.. Webb is a man of great "
lersy and big enterprises, and he
us been very successful in the n
.rrpentine business. There is IA
reat future for this turpentine
I~Siness in Hancock county. Vast
rests of pines lie within easy "
.ach Of our uavigable rivers aud Al
~ Gus, aud so near to New Or III
ais that Hancock possesses, in m
reap freights and proximity to W.
arkets, acknowledgement any other q,
,unty or State ia this business. hi
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-
Suepal Notice.

All letters relating to the business Of
Aha Hsndsboro Democrat should be adj
dressed TO +. X. Mayors, Handsboro, Miss,
and all matters connected with the DEMO
ORA STAR should be addressed TO Mayors
a Richmond. Pascagoula. Miss.
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Paulding Herald: We learn that
all but one of thu justices OF the
peace in Jones county have resign
ed since the last circuit court, aud
may be be will ere long.
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Holly Springs South, 11th: We
had snow Monday night, and it is
good weather for hog killing and
getting ready for eggnos aud
Christians.
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Notice.

Letters testamentary having been grant
ed to the undersigned by the ehanccry
court of jackson county, Mississippi, on
the estate of Richard &. Davis, deceased,
all persons having claims against said es4
tate are hereby notified to have the same
duly proved, allowed and registered with
in the time prescribed by law or the SAME
will he forever barred; and all persons
owing said estate viii please settie at
once. s. Il. THOMPSON,
r. D. SMITH,
Executors
CHAs. H. Vpob, Solicitor,
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New groceries for sale az the lowest
nric.s M "a. A. Dses'.
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o A. Il n
FREIGHT BROKER,

~ Orders for timber vessels 70 srrive
rdoinpfly attended TO.
Those in need of groeenes, Iry goaHls
etc, should call on Mr. NJ. A Dsee, where
they can get the bsSt 81 b,ttsm prh-ss.
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$40

In August last my mare LETT me on the
Pass Christian and Red Greek road, thirty
tour miles from Pass Christian. She is u
large DARK SDRREL MARE, frosty in
the face, with scars on each side of her
mouth. l will pay the above rewaid if
the mare is delivered at my place south
east corner Marfon county, Miss, As miles
from Pass Christian.
DANIEL Z. DAVIS.
Dec. 6, 1s7s-37-2t
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NOTICE.

WILL Sell! ATFUBIlC AUCTION, TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH,
j. m IN ir q O or TN Mn Sis,ks o aT IN In o%n Of seranton, Jackson county, Miissssippl
hoars The following described lands delinquent fort taxes for he year 1915, with all
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-12-20

Very respectfully,