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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ENOR SALE OR RENT-A FIRST.CLASS BREW
crr thin The city limits with Malt Mil and all
Modern improy emenls, applianr res, und vessels.
Address SOPHIA BECK,
Cumberland.
ipIt Fiws AlCrany County, MARYLAND.
National Republican., 1878-06-15

SHOOTING STARS-as observed from the sixth
column Ui the TiaSs. by W. /. ALLEN. New
York g. J.. PutnunIs Sons. Washington, d. c.:
Solomons & Chapman.
This little volume, which is humorously illus
tratcd, affords mine of rich intellectual en-
tertainment, which will fully compensate
pcrusal.
National Republican., 1878-06-15

GOLD AND GUILT; OR, THE MYSTERIES OF
NORWOOD, by the author of Judge Not"
stale Bread" Deserted Mill" Agnes Lyle"
&c. Philadelphia: James A. Moore. Washing.
ton J. b. Free, Jr. 1897 street.
The scenes Of this work of fiction, which is
designed to portray the different phases of
life even to their extremes, are laid in the
Blue Ridge region. Tho tale is wclI tol d, and
reveals the chequered woof OF life in strong
aud instructive contrast.
National Republican., 1878-06-15

PROTECTION AND REVENUE IN 1877. A lee
turc delivered before the New York Free Trade
SluD, APrii 10; 1873; By WllLlAS G. SUMNER, pro.
fessor OF of political science in Yale College New
York: q. J.. rrtnain's sons. Washington, b. c.:
SoOmOns n Chapman.
This pamphlet contains as strong an argu-
mcnt in favor Of free trade, no doubt, as can be
framed from that standpoint
National Republican., 1878-06-15

Ills DEAR LITTLE WIFE Philadelphia: J. NJ.
st0ddar y Co. Washington, u. g.: J. {. Parker,
Gl7 and Gl9 Seventh street northwest
One who has read the tale of "IIis Little
Wife" pronounces it an exquisitely tender and
pathetic story, which Is calculated to make
young men better and happier,f they will
peruse and treasure up its inculcatons.
National Republican., 1878-06-15

1T Is source OF much satisfaction to
know that the present National Admins
tritlon has abandoned the idea that an
American citizen, when he accepts public
position, surrenders his independence of po-
Hticnl thought and action. Of course the
public service is entitled to the time and
talents Of au official 50 far as proper dis
charge Of his duties and responsibilities are
concerned, during the usual hours Of public
business; but beyond that he is free to
think and act as free man, 50 long Us his
conduct is guided by the rules of propriety
We are somewhat surprised to find the
EuHiHg Star advocating the appointment
Of another commission to take charge of
the public improvements Of the District
aud eIpsnd half a million of dollars there
upon. To form such commission now
aud we have nothing to say against the per-
Hons named to compose it-wOuld be to re-
iicct upon the incoming Board of District
Commissioners by strippin1 them of their
lnerogatiyes under tie law creating them in
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

ENOR RENTAL Low FIGURES. TWO NICELY.
furnished rooms. Inquire at 9l5 Twelfth street
northwest.
NOR RENT-WlTlI FlRST.CIASS TABLE
BDa-d, nt sE pnT ~ onth, Tor Two persons ID" g.,
cool and airy south front room: also n back room,
suitable tor two persons, nj so per month Apply M
Ga street northwest jcl3iUiyi.
EOR RENT - THREE NICELTFCkNlSllED
L. rooms, two commune ating. nt the following very
low prices u. ss, and sin per month-to gentlemen
only Trick house. nll mOheI n venicnCcs. Small
quiet family. No ~ thirteenth street northwest.
myth
EuRNlSllED ROOMS AT G26 INDIANA AVE
l. nue. nyi.2ns
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SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS,

SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
Alum, Chaly beatc and sulphur Waters; bar; cle-
walton 2,OaJ feet excursion tickets via Is Il D. u. H.
Terms sD to rs per four weeks; SPECIAL rates 10 fGmi
lies. For terms and pamphlets address
jeiO.lm Al. MYERS, Proprietor
National Republican., 1878-06-15

CAN the present House speak for its sue
eessor?
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KATE WEATnERs; OR, SCATTERED BY THE
TEMrE~T. \ novel BY FHANK VAUGHAN.
rhiIadclPhia; j. h Lippincou " Co. Washing
ton: u. N. Whitaker u Son.
The scenes Of this novel are laid upon the
three hundred miles stretch of the North Car
olinu sea-coast, including liatterts, Lookout,
and Fear, with their dangerous reefs and in.
lets and stretching chain Of islands, and group.
ing great variety of thrilling incident and
pleasant episode within the pages of an exceed
ingly readable volume
National Republican., 1878-06-15
1877 3
GREAT
1873
PENNSYLYANIA ROUTE
TO THE NoKIlI WEST. AND sOuTiWEST
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP

TO THE NoRTH, WEsT. AND SOUTHWEST
Bfh B9pELE TsA&&k SrEEt RAikS reuIp
TRAlNs All a 1EAyE nES SMHsS2T aTs9 Depot cor
For pntsburg aud the West IEly H. IN. daily, wi:h
r&ror Car TO Pitlsburg and sleeping c%rs s,Gn from
6oIRE NNb NS FGfGSa FFGSfSa&c H SGS6S
and the North at i.IQ y. N. daily except saturday
with Palace Cars to Watkins. For Williamsport
Lock Haven AMI Elmira, at lolOa M daily ex'
For New YORK and the East, l:i1 a m. and eso P m.
press Of Pullman parior Cars, Sso a w. daily, eI.
For BEooEya, New York, all through trains connec,
afrOr,Lng direct transfer 10 Fulton street. ayod-
lug double ierriage and journey across New York
Sunday, with Sleeping Cars from Washington TO
For padspnls lao p m daily except SUNDAY Sunday ana
Accommodation for Baltimore. 6SS, S:a5 a. m and 40
p M daily, except sunday ,.,-
For Popes Creek Line, 6:5S H. m. And 40 p m. daily
For Xnnapoiis C:Si a m and "a tp. m daily except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, O. S,9lol 10. II. q. m. 40 go
For Rl, hInond and III south 50 nd 9oJ H. daily.
ard $40 y. M. daily, except SUNDAY.
GIo. 10 ii u m. !, G2O s G:3O and n m.
I'm SUNDAY at s. 0 and 10 a. m. and 0: gp m.
coinmods,ons can be nroenfed at the ciiicSsNnorih.
east corner Of Thirteenth ay-
vnnin avenue and ut the depot where orders can lie
len for the chciking OF baggage TO destination from
L. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. apl ual.
National Republican., 1878-06-15

THEY were Quaker Greasers, after all.
National Republican., 1878-06-15

sEAFORTH by FLORENCE MoNTGOMERY. author
Of misunderstood" Thrown Together" &c
lhiadclphin: J. B. Lippincntt 4 Co. Washing.
ton b. c.: T.. NJ Whitaker " son
This is n delightfully."- told tale of Lord Sea-
forth and his only child, whose career is traced
through sixty-fvc interesting chapters, well
charged with narrative, adventure and Incl
dent, filling the pages with an inviting intel
lectual treat.
National Republican., 1878-06-15

SATURDAY, - JUNE Is, 1878
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STUDIES IN VERSE. BY CHARLES QUIET PhtIa.
dciPhin: J. Is. LppnCutt " Co. Washington, D..
C.: l.. NJ. Whitaker " Sou.
This volume contains some seventy we'll
written poems, on great variety of subjects
from "'rhc Prodigal' to THE IIill," ahording
to the student of poetry u wide range of enjoy
ment.
National Republican., 1878-06-15

NlHD NEURALGIA CUREDIN ONE MINUTE
BS by Fluid lightning, ~ hundreds In the city
can testify Sold at Coughlln,s DRUGSTORE. jansttf
%50y7 IIEADAt HE TOOTHACIIE. EARACIE
- Si. cured by Fluid Lightning Sold at
CUuShinS drugstore Masonic Temple. JanGiIu
N(,9yn NERVOUS PAINS, rLEURISN. CRAMP
* COc, DC, IS'., relieved At once by Fluid Light
nlng, sold ut COughlil's drugstore, Masonic Temple
JnngytG
~IBe HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC, PONDS EN-.
sS TRACT homeopathic MrdiCmes, sOldnt Tenn.
pies Drug store. i and Ninth streets,
National Republican., 1878-06-15

w soldiers Additional Homestead Certificates.
J.NASCE LEWIS,
RI ON a. le DrOit Building,
jcit1m Washington u, G.
w ANTED-A SITUATION. ny An ENPERt-
w CuCed to sew In the country for $50
erweck. Excellent references. Address OJ NJ street
northwest. ieitt
WANTED--A SITUATION, BY 4 RESPECTA.
w he young white girl, to do chnnIberNOik and
make herself generally useful no objections TO
uave Gail al 40 Twenty.second street. between
and (, streets Iel3.Nt
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SUMNER RESORTS.

WHITE SULPHUR AID CHALNBEATE
w SPRINGS, AT DoCBLlN GAP, PA, NOW
OPEN. These springs are In CumberlRni COunty,
Pa and are urCc S.blC by ruiIfOtd from all the E,st
crn and southern CiticS. Rare mountain retreat
Send for Information to -
j. ~ WHELER & co.,
National Republican., 1878-06-15

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision Nuh management Of GENERAL Is
q. r. BEAuREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
IpIglu
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THE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT

OF THE REPUBLICAN, OFFICE
prepared to do all kinds OF mercantile printing at
prices that DEFY competition, oCl2-t
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L NNb ''''' h'N'hiN''A''
xArroNHG THG RGGrh SGS1 f932lS;E'G H&6gfl6nr LINE
NORTH SoNrHwrS%ETii$%EErsr %ii$E, AND SOUTH.
xpAT.J1Ak TO FAkE + Il, EtrEfE Ks T., AM
An A&M-txrw Y5Rx tfPxe MfRlpfB'2rr AND nos
T0N EAhi'tss MI ; " Gy on sunday; n,a; to nI;
q. 6:io- -Baltlmnrr, ANNAPOLIS, and Way (Smnoerry.
SSGl SGlBALrIMoRE AND LAUREL EXrnEss
chester ll@gcI:GTg @ and i Way slI'io r posrox
! YORK and Philadelphia stops nt Annapolis juno
'Vns .sr. LIS. CHICAGO coLrMRrs, AND
pIiT'TSuI'Iu, IvnRE9e, ua-crstown and Valley
branch except sunday. lh:nsh ST. raos S'"I to San n
oo6-On sunday only-lisltimore Annapolis and
iGSo- nALTIMoRE EMPRESS st,p,o, nOdcn'.
=. TnS Il Hanover.
qSkK kKGnHRH Fi fifI1i fyH H2f THS &
TON ENrRESS On SUNDAYS TO Baltimore only,
HE EHFS% fifS!SE II Hs, s,SI, ASp
tS"'r%igi e iIo;k,i Frederick, IrGgcrs,own Win;
Rocks md WY stations only.
2i'lm%TS HPPSS S SSPEk Snd WGE s}"I2p' MB BAL
TIMoRE EXPIRES. Norfolk, cxrcyt sunday. Nor
Ss at IL @S Snd afs 5iS to boat "
GJ-t ltimorc and Way stations -
7:l5-tClllCAtiO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS.
Sleeping cats To- Chicago
Sl0-tBAITIMOltE EXPRESS,
G.5-tSr LOUIS. CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
ASD pITrSBUlG ENrltlssS. PltIsburs, except
HipSlNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE ENPlIESS. sleeping car 10 New
York aud sTe 'inl stepping car 10 Philadelphia
fDuiIy. Other trains daily cNccpl Sunday.
Al other trains daily except Sunday
All trains stop ut Relay station.
All through trains will stop NJ Sir Johns Run fDr
passengers to and from Berkeley Springs aud H beer
Park and Oakland IIo els during thr n.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
n d Ohio Ticket Offices Washington Sihiiun, nId -,
t1l and GlJ Pennsylvania avenue and 6iS Fifteenth
street northwest Washington, and Masonic Temple,
High street. Georgetown, where orders will be taken
for baggage to lie checked and received at any point
| In the city
W. l. CLEMENTS, Master of TransportIon.
j. ". COLE, Gcner'L Ticket Agent.
National Republican., 1878-06-15

FRIENDSHIP. A story Of society. By ouIpA
author of 'Strathmurc" Granville de Vgne"
Puck" Under Two Flags" "Syna" sc Ph H.
adclphin J. u. LippincOtt Il Co. Washington d.
G.: L. NJ. Whitaker x Son.
The scenes Of this novel are laid in Scottish
Great Britain, and are portrayed with skill.
full touch and vivid imagination. 1t reveals
a treasure of incident and is full of healthy
instruction. We commend it to reading
public.
National Republican., 1878-06-15
r-rr' CENTRAL NATIoNAL Bank,

OFFICE OF CONprnoLLERoF TIIE CURRESCY,
WAsIINUTuS, April Is, ISIS,
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented 10 the
undersigned. il has been male to appear that the
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK of Washington City
In the city OF Washington In the county of Washing
ton, and the District of Columbia, has complied with
all the provisions Of tue Revised Statutes United
States required to be complied with before m asocia
tiOn shall be authorized 10 commence the business 0
banking.
Now, therefore IJohn Jay Knox Comptroller OF the
Currency, do hereby certify that the CENTRAL Ma
TIDSAI BANK OF WASHINGTON CITY, In the
city OF Washington. In the county Of Washington,
and District Of Columbia, Is authorized to commence
the business ofbanking provided IN section 6iGy Of
Revised Statutes of the United States,
In testimony whereof witness my nand and seal Of
office this 10Th day OF April 1873
ISEAI.l JOHN JAY KNOX,
ADlls-tNt No, n2s2 COmUtrOllpr the CurrpnCy
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CRANEY'S
WEST POINT HOTEL.-
CARRIAGES.

West Point, n. y. on the Parade Ground in the
Mlll4TE p0Sl. Open throughout the year.
myl0FMW-2m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s.ZFsOPiNIUS n or DR.. WILLIAM II. STOKES,
s@ rhysi"an Mount IOpe Rctreat, Baltimore:
"l have great Ilyas.r n adding my testl.
mOnv 10 &c virtues OF oldens iipJIgs Extract OF
Bue and To Ic InViGOruur tie very best prcpara-
on 49, d nHd Il ler'"rr 'onhdenlly r'comm, nd TO
the ne iic.u prui'ss,om.' JUlj-Jt
>IFfs ST. JOSEPII'S ORPHANS PICNIC WILL
w. take plIcr At the Srluct2en Park, near the
SoldirrS Home. NEXT MONDAY, the I7,h instant,
Admission, 25 cents. Please help the orphans.
JeliN lStarl
NI3ys l. o. o. F.-TllE MEMBERS OF FED
- eral City Lodge. M. n hereby notified TO
meet ut their hall TINS FRiDAr) AFTERNOON,
ut 230 OClOk for the purpose OF Attending the funeral
Of our late Brother STACY purTs, by order.
j. t. COLLINS. y q.
rI35| X. OF P.-TuE MEMBERS OF E%,EL.
~ siur LOdgr NJ. II, WILL yICet at their "Cluste
Hall" THIS tERIDAN) AFTERNOON, at 2;D
OciOrk. In fatigue uniform, for the purpose OF attend
ing tho tuncrLi OI our lutr Bro her Knight, STACY
PoTTs. by order. JNO. W. FALCONER. G. G.
49, THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL Is
* signed By tho leading physicians of 81. I.ous
"iOldrns lhebig'> Liquid Extract OF Beef and Tonic
lnvigOrUtOr h very agreeable article OF diet, and
particularly use nj IN Dptherin, Fever, and every de
pressing disease. We cucCrflly recommend II. Every
family should have a few bottles" jes-tt
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..NTED.

NVANrED-TO TAKE FiRST.RATE CARE OF
w hrst-Cla hOTG" Anl rrityc. Tor iIs use, du.
ing the summer, References furaIshed Address -
nnnnhlclIm O llrn. Hslt.AI
National Republican., 1878-06-15

Largest legitimate morning circu-
ldtiOn IN the District.
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TURCO-RUSSIAN AND
SULPHUR BATHS,
AT 0Ul + STREET. NEAR NINTH. oclG-ly
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR
TUNE SEVENTH GRAND DISrRIBUTlON 1875,
AT NEW ORLEANS, TT ESDAN JULY gth,
National Republican., 1878-06-15

WIST.
TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE9 ISIS, AT IIj A. II.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-03
tNiTl.

,. c,uvautiors ms
Instead Of GfG"nnt FIX . t"n advise the
p 1oS Go' to take part in them, Let , rygry
one rrrely advocate ,.".,! to nn' me s''"l Adytse, but
i Gn equally Wiling to be advised. ,n hyt
those who are 9G AMY boId to be an enemy
linn Who iU will not follow becaos ". he gan4G IS
lead, Ihe conIt" ~ ,hr party for which
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-03

w. II. KIRBY, captain OF the \lr-
Gle Lee, which plies between O'",
cippati and Louisville, has closed
the bar on his boat, and announces
that he intends to run that cfa!l OH
strictly temperance principals in the
tuture. His boat bar has oeeh
rentipc for sos per month, but he
is willing'to sacrifice that much III
the cause Of temperance. THIS Is
tbe only instance we know of where
a captain OF a steamboat in the VI
cinity of Louisville or Clnclnlla'
has manifested that much Of a TEN
perance spirit.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-03

W, learn that Judge Mayors sem n"o" or
: w d"4y% %' to ,"i iaii last week, for re,as,4E h,
testify n,t" " NEGRO ,m Who had committed a
hanging OF 'o ntI, since. Among the NAM
rape some awy"rs. doctors and merchants
i i, WSi but Judge Mayors only done "''
duty. I,to ta,,u of tlln De-
Sat" circuit court, sent q laWNtl y" Jof thr
to 1,,,', and kept him there during ,nS ' at,r,
, T,' court adjourned. The NrSlNi,, cL s nn,
Wv ti"mrn we're only kept in the lock ON
Iny.-R rdadOH Republicans
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-03

THE Murphy Temperance movement 4
ronidIv spreading over the state, anu
many of the citizens are signing lh9
njedge. We see that Coils. McCardle ana
t,ooner have joined hands in TINS g0oS
canse and now we have hopes OF Col
Frantz.-DEMoCRAT-STAR.
Goodness gracious! Bro; Richmond:
Didn,t Won know that we had always DeGn
atrmnerapce man We have been preach
INC temperance for nearly thirty years,
and nj one lime we were grand secTeiar!
If he social circle Brandon hep"o"e""'
That's SO. Bro. Frantz yon nave
always been a strong advocate OF
morality, Temperance and a sound
democratic government, but SO
many have strayed off during these
times of depression that we though'
we would merely throw out q
"feeler," as it were, to see "nert
O stood. What did you DO WIZ
that jug you were presented VIII
during the meeting of the press as
s~ociation at Holly Springs!
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-03
HANCOCK CIRCUIT COURT
Court Opened Monday The Law Officers II
Their PIaces-Seyera Cases Disposed
of and Others Set for Hearing
Small Attendance, Etc,

At II o'clock Monday the hon
orablp circuit court OF Hancoch
connty opened at Bay ST. Louis
Win Hon, J. S. Hamm presiding
District Attorney 7. 5. Ford, CIGrE
~ Murphy. and Sheriff u. W.
Johnson we're Oh hand ana III Vhei'
places.
charge to the grand jury was abe,
clear and well delivered ana MS
calm. dionified department. upon
fine bench has won the respect aIl'
confidence OF the people Wnere,el
this able expounder OF the law haS
held the court.
CAPT. +. s. FORD,
the Young aud efficient district az.
tornry. has the esteem OF an IA"
abiding people, and is dreaded ny
all who violate the laws Oh wv
land. He is a man of much eher
oy and vim, and is gradually as
, cending higher and higher III NV
. scale of his profession. Ihls is lh'
first court since his election Il
sheriff that
MIR. GEORGE W. JOHNSON
t has held, and although he perform
t his duties well, with little mo
/, ~cyperience he will make Il most G
ficient officer.
MIR. THOMAS j.. MURPHY
is an old clerk, understands u,
hnsinrss and does his woik wei
He seems to give satisfaction an
has a host of friends.
: BUSINESS.
v The first day was spent IN orSaI
le izinr. calling the civil docket al
:; sitting cases Tor a hearing on Thur
y dav and Friday Tuesday u
5. state docket was taken up and u
following cases disposed OF:
r The State vs.. Wm. Walker, geo
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-03
DEAD BEATS.
The Kind Of Men Schurz, Hayes, ct a. send
Out to Represent the Government
A Disgrace to the American
People.

Below we lay before our readers
several aGidavits sworn to heiore
Judge w. j. Farragut, justice Vi
the peace of this beat, ana Oh '"e
authenticity of which there Is DO
doubt. We dislike to expose the
f,nIts of others, but these men
came TO this country clothed with
authority from Washington, On SO
far as that authority eXtended) 10
stop the business of tins country
dof,mo the character Of our cItl-
zcns and to bankrupt the people II
nossille. therefore we intend TO
show to the world the character oil
fine men who were thus sent IN our
midst to rob and ruin us.
The first day these vagaoohoS
arrived here we met several IN tue
orovd whom we had formerly
, known. and in conversation VIII
one of them we asked him what Ut
. had come for. He answered us II
:. ,bosa words; eve come to Stol
, tLis d-n log stealing" 1t turn
4 out, however, that So'ne'
- tho >.erv men who we're sen
haro 70 stop this "log stealing
were judging our people "S '"''
own hearts. We presume li'i'o'
Agent Schurz acted upon III
e principle that it took a 'h'ei
. catch a thief, is the reason he SCI
.. snch men here, but as it turned OF
=. the dishonesty vas not among u
10 citizens of this section.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-03

A NEW candidate for public ia
xor. the Seashore gazette, has been
received. Gen. Jos. r. DAVIS Is
editor, and aside from the patent
inside, the paper presents a goo'
ap~pearance Brethren heed the
advice of one>long connected WIN
the art preservatiye in all its de
partments, and take down that co
~operarive, patent inside arrange
ment, print all at home' u you
will ave expenses and give bette
satisfaction to your patrons W.
wish you much success, ana mop
the people will give you llpe'a
support.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-03

he was nominated as chief # i"E h%S t IL MA ia.
'W,Iico by the president wno n'' "nd he is
S"rcd him with his confidence, n'" months
W. verse nos than he WIZ aMo hnd linn
no noo' When prominent republicans III" "'"'
appointed ,,,,o,tout statement Mclin
makes is that the president IN" FLORIDA.
Tu,mr"wledgc of what happrho" Alma III Which
This il regarded here as It 'n," o,
viii have TO be dis iINe,, S S",,'I him tn,
else the president viii nav "P'"
omus Of a very serious charge
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-03

re yi,tne of decd Of umla
H. i. stone Oh the Iah day o'
IN s,.cnrr the payment of '4.s.
~, . ',rnmisary rutc, dated i.n.
KIM la12. and payable Nv.
,ttrr date. with interest al
aunllm from its date, WI. q I,
a. said II. l.. Stoue and aS
/ SATURDAY. the lita day oI MY.
,,rrmiscs. in the town Of Jay
nrorrrd to sell at pQ'.I W..
i chest ,nd best bidder lo..'
loving described rrnp''' c,,s
land In IN the town Of Pass y',s
s .,,I' comfy. in the StaJ' @
hay Hnying a front of one haa'.g
g"osborr or Gulf Of Mexico
hack north, - degree, w. /.
marallrl lines, forty mp'Yi,
On The south by said s'",." . 7,
the property known as 1I ,% I,
=. Ch,istian brother IN, ,.,.
most valuable lots in sal" N, ','.
, NH take place between a,l ' nr
, ",rlocE am. and 4 o'rlo,n +
) ,,ronnrty is belell"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-03

Coz. FLEET COOPER has bee"
delivering temperance lectures IN
Jackson against straight, crooked
and "mule" whisky, and handles
the subject in Il knowing manner,
He is as eloquent upon the stano
in fine cause of temperance as lit
WAS facile with his pen while upon
the tripod Of journalism.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-03
/ COINCIDEACE.

Left Davis reviewed the government
rooms at the capital Of Mexico me o'Le'
JayI The Mcxicau press, comcIaeilt'HG,
Ms if were, instantly assumed" a uoSS,l'
tome against the United States 's"'"g-
ion Republican, g.,
An odd condolences, since it was yen
Lra, c. Davis, a maior-genrFal oil Eol,m,
teers in the United States army during
ttLrn war aud a colonel in the regular ar"S,
gDho reviewed the troops at the capitAl oi
! N,zico.--N. o. Times.
That republican editor at Wash
ington should keep better poSI tea.
What a splendid opportunity "a'
bcrn lost to the bloody-Sh'it parry
to wave that garment in the breeze
Unlike Grant, Hon. Jefferson H"N'
is = gentleman of too much sens
to he travelling around over III
country reviewing troops ana MAJ
inc an ass of himself.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-03

exhibiting a deadly weapon a e
Gint GUILTY. The State vs.; G'n n
H Wa,Eer and Cornelius Miller Ieo J.
m ,a;n,irr. verdict guilty. Find W. -,
and costs. Committed to Jai, W.
G ane and costs paid, The State vs..
.Iohn d. Davis, sheep ana ' Tn.
, ],t~a,ing: three indictments G io,
lendant arraigued and ti'al Sr, , 20,
"rvt saturday. There are thit'
"anital eases to be dispose" Oh '"''
term of the court.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-03
1ur PRINCE or TR1MPS.

The priuce OF tramp printers, 'Ouvit
Harry sheets. has h0nored our oHLo' IT,
i An PRESENCE for several days past IL, 10
NE anita I'M old man aud mas p''u It
,.Vintcr a long time. He is. ~ years " Nv,
pl,IiL, as hrrn working at the business" iol
an" vans He worked for a long tlll' oI
81 thrs Brandon Republican; lie is "oM
,,,nrkina his way to his children III ue"l,
w., where he is going to ai''inpI %n
Bi'' ,dnnmrut of tramping, and spend !n'
'cmaiudrr of his days with ms I"','I'
wh" are prepared to support nun
Merton Report.
Uncle Harry Sheets is the prince
Of frauds (Hayes eXcepteo) r"'"''
tkan the prince of tramp prin'eiS'
We have been acquainted WIN
Harry Sheets for twenty years ""o
nave never known HIM 10 S''oN
TYNE. nor do we believe lie co0lo
SAT = stick fullin twentN-tonr hours
He is an oll,time hand 9resSma'
and goes from place to place rep
resenting himself as a typo, No'
. inc his way to his children IN ueo'
+ gia. is an old dodge.