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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
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ZION, near Elders Ferry, !
Jackson County, Miss, Nov. 5, 1873. {
Editor Democlat-Star:
Will you please notify the public
through your columns that we in.
tend giving an entertainment, mu-
sical aud otherwise, at our old Zion
schoOl-house, tor the purpose OF
paying off our Indebtedness and
pushing forward to completion our
"Zion Church." now in progress at
that place. Refreshments will be
served for all and any at reason
able prices. Please invite all Jack
son county and everybody else to
attend on Friday evening, Noyem.
Der 10. Tickets to be had at the
stores and also at the door.
Respectfully,
REV. c. W. CALHOUN,
for Committee.
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amusing as well practical in tile
operations of yigilaht quarantine.
Meridian Mercury: Some half
dozen prisoners were in Jail when
the epidemic came upon MS, and
one OF them had yellow fever. In
this emergency sheriff Henderson
turned them all out upon their own
individual recognizance, none OF
them standing charged with any
very grave oiiense. His superiors
and the common sense OF an intelli.
gent public, we are sure, will
approve the action in the novel aud
pressing emergency.
Starkville Times: If the old
jackson Pilot could be induced to
leave its resting place in secret
corner in Hades, and come back
into republican circles in this dis
trict, upon seeing the North Hissis.
SippidR Davis orgaD), it would no
doubt be chagriued and suffer self
reproach, taking the North MisSiS-
Sippian az IA standard manipulation Of
the dirt and filth Of the republican
party.
KosciuskO Star: On Monday we
counted twenty head of cattle in
the square Of the courthouse, col,
lected there for the shipment to
New Orleans, by Capt. l.. ii. Hol.
lingsworth. We always notice
these business returns with pleas
ure. Our country must become
more of tratHcking country if
the people would thrive. A mar.
ket sought and found for every
thing that can be grown on the
farm.
Yazoo City Herald, 1st: Dating
the first case of yellow fever (that
of the Rev. w. B. Littlejohn) on
the15th of September, We have had
up to this time seventeen cases,
and most OF these confined to the
immediate vicinity where Mr.. Lit,
tlejohn died. 1t has not, therefore
been epidemic; and having had sew
eral tr0sts, some ice and continued
cool weather, with no new cases of
fever for ten days, We may reason
ably expect that our streets will !
soon be crowded with the tleecy |
staple, and our city present that |
stir and animation as in 9th, days.
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TO the Tax-Payers Ol
Harrison County.

NOTICE is hereby given that will be in
~ attendance at the following times aud
places for the purpose of collecting the
taxes due for the fiscal year, ISIS, to-wit
i. B. Hands, Monday, November IL, '5s.
Ed. Crosby, Tuesday, Nov. II.
John L. Bonds old place, Wednesday
Nov. l3.
Thos. Prices, Thursday, Nov. Ia.
Ten Mile Church, Friday, Nov. IL.
Thos. Bonds, Saturday iron o'clock
am. TO IL o'clock in., Nov Ii.
John Bonds, Saturday fiom l:30 O'Clock
pm. to 3 o'clock Pun, Nov. l6.
Dan. Walkers, Monday, Nov. ls.
Alex. Scarborougls, Tuesday, Nov, 10.
J. j. Cowarf's, Wednesday, Nov 20.
Handsboro, Thursday, Nov, u.
Biloxi, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 22&23.
Pass Christian, Monday and Tuesday,
Nov % aud 26.
After these appointments, the books will
remain open at the Cont House, in Mis-
sissippi City, until the 18th day Of Decem-
ber, after which time 10 per cent. damages
will be added, aud collections by distress
resorted to.
A. x, NORTHROP, sheriff.
October -. iS5S 3l-3t
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State News.
Hazlehnrst will elect mayor on
the 18th.

Hazlehurst will elect mayor OF
the 10Th.
The new brick college at Halle
hurst is being fast completed, st
says the Gdaette.
There has been no yellow fever
this season at Brookhaven noI
Hazlehurst. Lucky towns.
The Kemper Herald of October
cd reached us on the 9th inst. We
charge it all to the strict quaran.
tines. Mails will now be more reg
ular.
Mississippi conference of the NJ.
E. church South will be held at
Meridian beginning Decem Der 18th.
The North Mississippi conference
will be held at Macon beginning
December 11th. Bishop Paine will
will preside at both.
Summit Times: Mr.. Bonney, of
the Sentinel, We are glad to state.
is fully conYalescent aud is only
prevented from reSuming his jour
naliStic duties by the health ordi
nances of the town. No other sick
ness has occurred in town of any
serious character.
ID. Mckenzie, writing from Her
nando TO the Memphis Appeal, says:
I'VE have suffered severely, al
though but little noise WAS made
abont it. Out of d remnant popu-
lati0n OF $50 we have bad 1G4 eases
of fever and 66 deaths, . of them
in the past % hours, including our
mayor aud president of relief com.
nittee, DIR. L. Bullington.r
Brookhaven Ledger of last week:
The quarantine against trains stop.
ping here has been removed. All
trains are now allowed to stop. aud
goods can be brought here from
cities. All our mer-
chants are now receiving large aud
splendid stocks of dry goods and
groceries, and are prepared to fur.
nlsh the people with everything
they need.
Raymond Gazette: One of our
town aldermen, who happened to
be on guard duty on Saturday, was /
around town endeavoring
to sell half dozen pumpkins, the
property of colored man who
could not be allowed to come into
'own on account of the quarantine
There is something
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(Nrd Of Thanks.
BILOXI Miss Nov. 4, lS7e

BILOXI, Miss, Nov. 4, 1873.
The undersigned gratefully ac.
knowledge the receipt of one hun.
dred dollars, through Walter Den.
ny, Esq, chairman of the Pasca.
goula relief committee, that amount
being generously donated to fever
sufferers of our town by Pasca.
goula lodge No. 2O2 f. & A. NJ.
W. FOSTER,
Chairman Biloxi Relief Committee.
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A RARE CHANCE.
offer for sale my Residence and

offer for sale my Residence and
Store. sitnated in the beautiful town of
OCEAN SPRINGS, MISS.
The buildings, consisting of Store, Stable,
Carriage-honse, Sheds, etc; have been
built but . few years. and are in perfect
order. Large grounds, gardens, fruit trees.
fine shade trees and excellent water. Can
transfer good business to purchaser.
This is rare opportunity to purchase a
good business aud delightful home. Also
q ten acre farm within one mile of town.
Also comfortable building on the Sea-
shore Camp Grounds. All mast be sold by
October. Come and inspect the property
NJ. s. PARK.
oeean Srri.gs I1'lv 'a las ls-tf
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train day each way on the n. 0
and M. road. Trains going wes
are due here at 4:20 am; going
east at 8 pm. We presume Other
trains will be put on as soon az
other roads open up.
Last Saturday our board Of
health met and passed a resolution
declaring all quarantine restric
tions removed from and after that
date. Our people certainly rejoice
in the assurance Of brighter pros.
poets OF business, and feel assured
that the health of the county will
not be endangered by this action
of the board.
The first shipment ever made
through this port in bond by rail
was made this week. 1t consisted
OF four bales tobacco from Havana,
consigned to Chas, LeBaron, Mo
bile, and bonded by A. r.. Krebs.
Though this shipment seems com.
paratiyely insignificant in itself,
there yet may spring up at this port
a considerable business in shipping
goods through here in bond.
WIN. V. Beroujon, city sexton
Of Mobile, and one of the cleyerest
gentlemen iD the world, has re-
moved his undertaker's establish
ment to the northwest corner of
Cont and Conception streets, Mo
bile. He has recently purchased a
large and convenient building, and
is prepared to furnish any style
coffin from the cheapest wooden to
the most costly burial casket.
The elegant passenger and
freight packet Pearl Rivers came
steamine in yesterday afternoon
from New Orleans. She is now
regularly in the coast trade, and
will make semi-weekly trips be-
tween this place and New Orleans,
leaving here every Monday and
Thursday evenings at 4 O'Clock.
Captain W. ID. Weaver is in com
mand, with r.. Pruyne in the office.
WIN. Young, of Copenhagen,
residence at Scranton, Miss, near
hotel, manufactures of
real solid gold jewelry, and dia-
nond 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
ewelry for less than cost.
~ HlbUS lilC HtN UuN tIl lAt-
nents of this issue will he found
he card OF Nine. Rosa RcN Nnoir, of
New Orleans, whose millinery es-
aOlishment at No. 8 Chartress
treet, New Orleans, is so well and
av0rably known to our readers on
he coast. Our lady friends would
% well to call upon or send to
iadame Reynoir when needing
nything III her line.
Quite Il sensation was created
t the Seashore Wednesday ovel a
entleman who had been in bad I
ealth for some time. Mr.. Dunn,
be gentleman spoken of, tainted, I
nd the ladies' at the house thought |
e had thrown up the sponge, :
lereupon proceeded to wash, )
reSS anG lay him out for burial. :
resently the old man revived, |
nd raising up, exclaimed: "Mary, t
IN not dead yet" and thus spoiled d
le present prospects of IA funeral. S
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SETTLE AT ONCE.

Those who are indebted to the
late Handsboro DEMOCRAT office
tor subscription, advertising or
lob work, are earnestly requested
to come forward, right nor, aud
settle. | am desirous of closing
up the business Of the old concern.
Address me at IIandsboro, Mis-
sisSippi, where / still reside.
l.. X. MAYERS.
Haulshoro. Miss. Aug. %. ls7s.
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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, Affidavits and
Summons, which we will sell at 35c
per quire, or 81 20 per 100.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

No frost this week.
Sickness playing out.
Now go pcSsum hunting.
Refugees can now return.
Sunday school at the academy
Sun rises to-day at G:20 ano
sets at 800.
Wild ducks are plentiful anC
cheap in this market.
The election last Tuesday wa,
the most quiet that we have had
tor many years.
Since the quarantine was raised
everything looks much more cheer.
tnl and business is picking up.
MIR. A. G. Delmas has lot Of
fine sweet potatoes which he will
dispose of at reasonable price.
-Whitworth female college, at
Brooklavpn, Miss. School charges
reduced to $l30 to June %, 1879.
See the card table of the steam
er Pearl Rivers in another column.
She is now running regularly in
the coast trade.
Mrs. Booth will open her school
next Monday at Scranton acade-
my, and respectfully solici;s the
patronage OF the public.
Capt. Hy. Culabac, of Moss
Point, will accept thanks for sack
OF the largest and finest sweet po-
tat0es We have seen this season.
After meeting of two weeks
Fd. Hamberlin organized a Bap-
tist church at Grand Bay, Ala,
last Sunday, with niue members.
Heavy white froSts in this To-
caity last Friday, Saturday and
Sunday mornings, which makes the
atmosphere feel bracing and health
full.
There have been four deaths
in this Vicinity since our last issue,
as follows: II. J. Wallace, child OF
Mr.. Royal, child of Mr.. Ryan, and
Geofsa Lpdinger.
Now bring OH your garlic,
onions, fire. brick, sheet-iron, lime,
and other infectious articles, as The
quarantine is raised, .ajsd no fumi |
CATION will be necessary.
While there is some sickness
at this place Drs. Lambert and
Blount both Inform us they have
no yellow fever patients on hand.
4hs Is inaeed good news.
We are glad TO welcome back
among us our young and good
looking friend, Commodore john Y.
Morgan. He has just returned
IRON trip TO Havana, looking hale
aud hearty.
-Huggins has smashed his fumi-
satloh pots and washed the sulphur
from his hands, as the fumigation
ol whlskey, molasses, nails, gun
powder, etc, are no longer re,
Iulred aud his occupation in that
line is gone.
The November number of Baby
"Na, that admirable juvenile mag
"zlle has been received. 1t is an
e@ceilent periodical for young chill
uien, and is published at the low
piice OF fifty cents a year. Ad-
uteSs ID. Lathrop & Co., Boston,
Mass. {
-Ihere are very few persons
"nO Go not desire to retain like
O0S OF their family and friends, S
''u The best place we know of to i
pD'a'n p good picture is at VIM, a. !
20 eu y Co.'s, whose paTi01s are at
- Dauphin street, Mobile, Ala.
w 'nelr new card in another col.
hnn,
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SDecal Notice.

All letters relating to the business of
the Handsboro Democrat shonld be ad-
dressed to 7. X. Mayors, Handsboro, Miss,
and all matters connected with the DEMO
cRA STAR should bc addressed to Mayors
4 Richmond, pnscagoula Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
X. III. HENRY & BRO,
PUBLIC NOTICE.

All who are indebted to me, are respect
fully requested 10 call on Mr.. NELSON
WOOD, at Moss Point, who is authorized
to make settlements, and pay me what
they owe. Mr.. Wood can be found AZ
Messrs. Wood q Wards store.
H.M. CuDABAC.
Ausr-t o I--- og+t
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At n Bargain.

For sale Model Printing Press, xii
platen, entirely new aud in complete or
der; also cabinet and ten fonts of dis
play type, together with quoins, mallet,
chases, shooting-stick. rollers, etc. Ap-
ply for further information to DEMOCRAT
STAR office.
Aug. -, lS7S.-tf.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08

A new and fresh supply of
-four, bacon, feed, etc, just re-
ceived and for sale by NJ. A. Dees.
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Ben Lane POsey,
LAWYER,
Bay st. Louis, Hancock County, Hiss.

Will attend regularly the courts in Ham
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-
perience in general practice OF law in
all the courts.
Special attention to collections, aud to
the securing aud enforcement of DOUBTFUL
and bad debts, by new and original
methods 32-tf
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08

New groceries for sale at the lowest
prices AZ N. A. Oees'
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08

At the store Of NJ A. Dees will be found
groceries Of all kinds,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
CORN! CORN! CORN!!!

To arrive about October LIST, CHOICE
LOT OF CORN, Parties wishing the
same would do well to engage at once.
TERMs-Cash or approved paper.
J. o. WOODHOUSE.
Sept. 13, 1873. 25-lm
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Parish Ordinance.
SUNDAY LAW.

Be it enacted by the Police Jury of Bossier
Parish =
lst-That the sale of all Intoxicating liquors,
of whatever character and the sale of general
mere iandize, upon the Sabbath day, be and is
hereby prohibited within the limits of this
Parish. Provided, That the above atall not
apply to the sale Of necessary medicines, or
articles necessary to the burial of the dead.
2d-Ihat any person or persons violating
the provisions of this ordinance shall. for the
first offence, be liable to fine of not less than
3S25 nor more than 800, and for the second
offence, shall forfeit their license, and in addi-
ton thereto shall be liable to fine Of not less
than 500 Ior more than $3.50, at the discre-
ton of the Court.
3d-It is hereby madethe duty of the Parish
Attorney to bring snt before any Court of
competent jurisdiction, to enfore the provis-
ions of this Ordinance, and any fines collected
shall be paid nehalf to the Parish and one
half to the informer.
4th-That all horse racing, gambling or card
playing, or any riotous or disorderly conduct
upon the streets, roads or other public places,
on the Sabbath day, within the bounds of this
Parish, be and is hereby prohibited and any
person or persons violating the provisions of
this ordinance shall, on conviction thereof
suffer a fine of not less than $40 nor more than
$685. or Imprisonment of not less than ten nor
more than 80 days, or both, at the discretion OF
the Court.
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Announcements.
FOR SENATOR.


w. II. SCANLAND is a candidate for cleo
ton to the State Senate from the 2lst Senator
al District, composed of the parishes of Bossier
Webster, Claiborne and Bcnville; subject to
nomination by the Democratic Conservative
party at the Senatorial District Con vention.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr.. JOHN G. ALLEN is candidate for the
House of Representatives, from Bossier parish
subject to nomination of the Democratic Con
sentative party.
Hon JOHN c. VANCE is a candidate for re-
election to the Houssof Representatives from
l5ossier parish subject to nomination Of the
Democratic Conservative party.
FOR PARISH JUDGE.
THOMAS BRADEN is the nominee and
candidate of the Democratic Conservative
Party of Bossier { n Parish Judge.
FOR SHERIFF.
Mai r. E. WYCHE is u candidate for Sheriff
Of Bossier parish; subject to nomination Of the
Democratic Conservative party
JOSEPH b. ONEAL is candidate for re-
election to the Office of Sheriff of BOssier par
ish; subject to nomination of the Republican
party.
FOR JUSTICE PEACE.
JOSEPH E. ADGER, Jr, is candidate for
Justice of the Peace, Ward S, BOssier parish
| subject to nomination of the Democratic Con
| servatiye party.
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Succession Notice.

succession Of VIM. II. In Parish Court of
Ellison, deceased. Bossier parish, La
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of
~ this estate, and to all other persons inter
ested to show cause within ten days from the
present notification, if any they have can.
why the final account presented and this day
fled in the Clerks office of the Parish of Bos-
sier, La, by Thomas Lyles, executor of the
last will and testament of the deceased VIM.
H. Ellison, should not be approved, homolo
gated and made the Judgment of the Court.
Witness, Hon. B. f. Fort, Parish Judge of
Bossier parish, La, this the 10Th day of July,
A. D.. 1878. JOANNES SMITH,
Deputy Clerk District Court.
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Bossier Mass Meeting.

BELLEVUE, july 20, 1878.
mass meeting of the Democratic
|aservatiye Party of the Parish of
Paier, was held at Bellevue, on-Sat-
|hy, July 20. H. w. Ogden, Chair
n, of the Executive Committee,
led the meeting to order, and briefly |
planned the object of the meeting to
the election of Delegates to the |
Ton Rouge Convention, to decide |
and when Delegates to the Sena-
al Convention shall be elected, etc. |
vi. w. G. Burt was elected Chair |
ID.
70 motion, III. w. Ogden and w.
asOn Boggs were elected Secretaries.
IN motion of DIR. w. J. Mobley the
.oxing resolution was adopted:
Received, That Committee of seven
appointed by the Chair to draft res
a!olis, &c., expressive of the wishes
sentiments of this meeting.
Following is the Commute:
W.J. Mobley (Chairman), Thos. N.
Eaden, II. w. Ogden, J. M. Arnold,
Benton Boggs, H. II. Williams and
J. Mears.
Inc Committee then retired, and
,Msrward reported as follows:
He. your Committee, recommend the
,optlon of the following Resolutions
istIWe hereby reaffirm the princi-
~ laid down in the platform of the
Ign Rouge Convention of 1876, and
uafe war on Radicalism in whatever
a1 o. shape it may present itself.
cordially endorse the Admin
s1auon OF Gov. F. II. Nichols as
sa,.nasently firm, wise and patriotic
snh justice to all and malice to none. u
1--WE believed Constitutional Con-
.naon should be called by the next
sBiature, and we hereby instruct
IL. D.elegates to the Baton Rouge Con
,aaon TO favor, as party measure,
ealling OF such Convention, and
~ hereby pledge ourselves to abide
- uecision of said Convention, when
my expressed. At the same time
y invoke spirit of harmony within
u party and deprecate any division
1h-Possesslng the full confidence
sa a'S people, We desire to see the pre-
S,n ANY o.ate Administration fill the full
s ior which it was elected.
M I'VE hereby instruct our Dele
80 70 the Baton Rouge Convention
a,i %,s! their votes, respectively, TO
Sof John G. Moncure, of Caddo, fo
nc ~ treasurer, and Hon. J. B. Elan
lea DsSsoto, for Representative from TIN
mn .M congressional District in Con
~; M, ana we hereby attest our appre
-'"h Of their past devoted service
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Public Schools.

Tn accordance with resolution passed at last
l. meeting Of School Board, all Schools To-
Gated then, are expected to be contracted for,
and to begin positively, on the first Monday in
September next. No school will he contracted
for after that date. For convenience of Teach
ers, the President will be in Bellevue on the
md and 3rd Saturdays in August next, to con-
tract with teachers
By order of the President.
w. j. MOBLEY, M. D.,
Secretary Is. p School Board.
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We charge ten dollars, only, for
uueing name of candidates for
District and Parish offices, and
announcements for Ward offices.
] il less than any Of our North Lou
Ia exchanges charge. Candidates,
] in your announcements!
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r Monday afternoon, about half
three O'clock, there will be a total
(,se of the sun, lasting about three
||utes. The periphery through which
hsses is about $50 miles wide. The
|pse will be visible on the lower
II Coast, but not probably at this
|ance. But, as it is the last eclipse
|re to have this century, we advise
Fybody to keep a sharp look out
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Straw Sale.

Estrayed before H. L. Wheeler, Justice of
II the Peace, Ward No. A, Bossier parish
and will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash,
at Bellevue, La, on Saturday, the 3lst day Of
August, 1873, an Iron Gray Pony, about "a
left side of neck with GO, and branded on left
hip K 0 s. Appraised at $35.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges, &c.
HENRY STONE, Stray Master.
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Hon. Albert H. Leonard, q. $,
[ct Attorney for Louisiana, passed
|.sb Bellevue, last Sunday, on a
fem New Orleans to Shreveport,
.heh latter place he will remain
lSeptember.
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TOTeaChers.

A meeting of the Board of Examiners will
"A convene in Bellevue, on August IA, 1878.
ALI teachers whose certificates have expired
and who wish them renewed, will present them
at that time, and all persons Wishing an exam
nation, can apply that day.
w. j. MOBLEY, NJ. D.,
Chairman Board Examiners
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NJ Fred. A. Leonard, business
4, of the Shreveport Daily
r;s;ted Bellevue last Saturday.
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MARRIED

LD-BRUTON-On the 22d instant.
at the residence of Mr.. w. H. Blcdsoc, in this
parish by Rev. VIM. Hart, Mr.. VIM. j. ARNOLD
and Miss MARY B. BRuToN; all of Bossier.
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Mr.. Charles J. Gray, of Web
h.s sent us the champion apples
|. season, the largest one of which
,,od "a inches in circumference.
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Gee announcement of Joseph E.
r. for Justice of the Peace, 5th
this parish.
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[eefreshing showers fell Sunday
|Inday evenings.
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|BossIER WITNEs s.-I.ast week
|Ited States Deputy Marshal Wis
Bellevue and summon ell L. j..
low, living near here, to appear
|e the Congressional Investigating
|mittee at New Orleans. Morrow
Registrar for Webster parish, in
He left for New Orleans Monday