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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-08
Executive Committee.

The democratic executive com.
mittee OF Jackson county convened
at Scranton, Monday, Aug. a, 1879,
at II O'Clock m, pursuant to call OF
the chairman.
Present-F. NJ. Johnson, ID. Me.
Donald, @. II. Wood, j. X. Me
Leod, w. NJ. Denny by proxy, NJ.
b, Richmond by proxy, q. w.
Hightower, NJ. Is. Park, James Nc.
Rae by proxy, Il. VI. Taylor, w. w.
Broom.
On motion E. NJ Taylor was
elected chairman pro tenn to preside
in the absence OF NJ. B.. Richmond.
On motion John Hill was APP.
pointed manager of primary cleo.
ton at Moss Point precinct, vice
Ii. j. Carter removed from the
State.
On motion it vas
ResolUed, That the manager or managers
Mt any precinct in the county be author
lied TO ill any vacancies in the board of
managers on primary election day.
RCsOired, That the secretary furnish GER
tilted copies of the poll books to the pri-
mary election managers Of the different
election precincts in beats Nos. 3 and A..
Resolred, That the third resolution of
the proceedings of this committee at its
July meeting be reconsidered, and that
the following resolution be substituted in
it's place;
Resoired, That all kn0Ca democratic le-
gal voters of jackson county be allowed
to vote in the primary election; also
those who have moved into the county or
will have become of age by the next gem
eral election, or those who have not here
tofore registered, viii be allowed to vote
in the primary election, provided they
give satisfactory evidence of their inten-
ton to affiliate with the deIuocrstic party.
On motion the secretary and g.!
H. Wood were appointed a commit
tee to have 100 posters printed for
circulation in the county, where
upon the committee adjourned to
meet at Cumbest Bluff, August %,
1879. Il. NJ. TAYLOR,
Chairman pro tenn.
f. NJ. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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Harrison County Democratic
Executive Committee.

Pursuant to previous notice the
democratic executive committee OF
Harrison county convened at Mis-.
sissippi City, Monday, Aug. 4, 1879.
The committee was called to
order by the chairman.
Present-F. w. Elmer, T. j.
Stewart, Y. 8. Hewes, p. K. May
ers, G. ID. Lancaster, DR.. Geo. n.
Smith, A. j. Bond, DR.. A. II. Nor.
throp, WIN. E. Wilmington
BY +. w. Elmer
Raolred, That each beat be allowed the
same representation as though every
member of the committee from the beats
were present.
By Q. ID. Lancaster
Resolrel, That the beat meetings be held
on Saturday, September 20, at the follow
ing places
Beat Biloxi, at markethouse, IL m ;
John krohn's house, II IN.
Beat 2--Handsboro, at o. G. COwan's
store, II III S%tonewall, at Cowart's store,
IL m.
Beat 3-Pass Christian, at m~arketbouse,
at u M; Wolf Town, at p. b. Hands
store,
Beat Sam Higkman's house, IL IN
Thomas Prices, IL IN.
Beat 5-John Bonds house, IL nj Pop
lar Head church, II IN,
R,solred, That the county nominating
convention be held at the courthouse, on
| Saturday, September q, lS79, for the pur-
pose of nominating all officers, from mem
Der of legislature down to coroner and
ranger.
By +. w. Elmer
Resoiitd, That the basis of representa-
ton in the county nomination be fixed at
one delegate for each fifty democratic
votes, or fractional part cast at the con-
eressional election in 1875; aud that no
Voting precinct be entitled to less than
one delegate, which gives each beat the
following representatives: Beat l, five
delegates; beat 2, five delegates; beat
3. five delegates; beat 4, three delegates
beat 8, three delegates.
BY 2. X. Mayors
Rtsolred, That it is the sense of this COM
mittee that a democratic district conven-
ton should be held for the purpose of Sc
lectiug a candidate for district attorney,
and that the convention be held for the
purpose Of selecting a candidate for dis
trict attorney, and that the convention he
held at State Line, Wayne county, on Sat
urdey, October 4, 1879.
On motion of F. w. Elmer the
committee adjourned subject to the
call of the chairman.
j. X. DAVIS, Chairman.
T. J. STEWART, Secretary
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N0n-Nesident Notice.

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI. JACK
son COUNTT-Ckancery Court
d w Andrews -
va. iBlli ior ui'oieef
Catharne A Andrews)
Upon reading con,plainant's bill OF com
plsint, and it appearing 10 the satisfac-
tioa Of the court from affidavit on ME
that the respondent to this bill, Catharino
A.. Andrews, Ia a nonresident Of the
State of Mississippi, and that said Cath
airline A. Andrews place Of residence and
postofice 10 in the city II Mobile, in the
State Of Alabama;
IL is therefore ordered tbst the said Cath
arine A. Andrews do appesf before the
honorable ehancery court OF Jackson
county, at q term thereof 20 be holden ut
the courthouse of said county, in the
town Of Scranton, on the first Monday IN
September, 1879, and plead, answer or de-
nun to the Complsinaht's bin N the ALE
cations thereof will be taken for con-
fessed as to her, and il is farther ordered
that the clerk of said chshcefy court send,
postage prepaid, to said respondent, at
her post office above named, u true copy
of this order, and that this order be pub
lished in the Democrat-Star, a public
newspaper printed in the town Of Scran-
ton, in the county of jackson, IN said
State, for four weeks successfully.
Ordered this 3Gth day Of July, 1879.
A. G. DELMAS, clerk.
August ], 1879. 19-5w
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Cox's Drug Store,
WIZ. II. cox,
DRUGGIST and AP0THECARY,
Scranton, Miss,

The undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of P~ascagOula aud
vicinity that he has taken the drug and
prescription store lately occupied by DR..
Z. N. Blount x Co, where he intends
keeping Il full and fresh assortment OF
Drugs and Medicines of the very best
quality, also Perfiimery, Toilet Articles,
Etc, Etc.
The subscriber being II practical apothe-
cary of Long experience hopes by his un-
remittihg attention to business, particu-
larly to the careful and ccurate com
pounding Of prescriptions, to receive q
share of patronage, and give entire salts
faction to all those who mag favor him
with their custom.
Medicines, not only of the very best
quality but at the lowest prices, may be
obtained at all hours
WIN. A. cox, Apothecary'
July 1S, 1879. lily
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Ocean Springs Items.

Glad to say Judge Minor is bet
ter and will soon be well again.
Our tom Is uuiet; but full OF
people. Plenty of room for 'more
to follow"
We are very healthy not a case
of fever OF any kind III or near
our little town.
That dog taxi Keep it before
the dear people, and do not fear to
mention it to the candidates.
Tuesday night We had ii concert
TO get money to repair and keep
IN our cemetery III good order.
Rev. Mi. Copper preached Sun
day informing in the Methodist
church TO very large congrega-
ton, aud at night Ed. Hamberlin
in the Baptist. 49,,
Nest Sunday Bishop keener will
,treach his last sermon tor ns be
fore taking his leave tor his long
and very laborious works in Cali
turnia aud Montana.
Business dull with merchants
and Everybody else except butch.
ers. They sell the latest and
| incest beet aud uiutton at 3 and l0
cents per pound
Coli Gill, the great sheep man
from Nashville, lett us at the tlrSt
tap of the drum about quarantine.
lie lott his shepherd dogs, how
ever, but says he will return and
must have u big sheep rancho on
Fort BAYOU. lie would have no
doubt bought our Mr.. Hutchins'
land aud stock but Tor the yellow
fever scare.
We raise the biggest watermel-
ons on the lake shore. Rev Mr..
Donner had a party of friends with
him on the LIST day of August, aud
at G pm. cut the largest melon OF
the scason-weight 90 pounds, Gu
han Queen variety. Beat it who
can and take the horns, and cakes
also. Only tliifk one melon for
a party Of thirty, besides children
DR.. Dunlap was on hand and got a
few seed. In good seasons the
Cuban Queen variety weighs 20
and so pounds.
Do pay us q visit, MIR. Richmond,
and we will feed you Oh big water
melons, and if you go TO see Col;
Sheldon's orange point you VIII
drop all printing aud go into Or
anee CULTURE. Then, on the other
hand, if you e and talk with Col.
Smart it will all be about SLEEP
pure merino sheep at that. The
Colonel shipped a very fne pure
merino buck to Col. JAS. d., Stew
art, jackson, Miss, Oh the 4th,
three to your Mr.. ID. Saucier, three
TO Mr.. w. w. Blackman, Grand
raw, and three to Mr.. Latham, Per
dido. Ala. Pure merinos will bring
money when nothing else will.
Did you know that We had a WI
lace Improvement society wei,
we have. and to the praise and
honor of Mrs. A. Bartlett, who is
at Tie head of il. 1t was her own
SELF that influenced the fencing w
and improving the graveyard. she
and Mrs. Staples are having the
concert to help in that direction,
An praise to these two ladies ana
all who give a helping hand-1iack
and white. We want our little
town to look like Port Gibson,
Miss,-good sidewalks, large
shade trees, fences wmtewasneu
and in every way look neat, IKE a
New England village. Can't you
help us IN that direction, M
Editor
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YOnsResideut Notice.

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI, JACK
son COUNTY. Chdnoery Court
Mrs. Anita Shields, ny heT reyt friend,
John b. Gray, re. Joseph Shjelds.-Biu
for Drorce.
Upon reading cornl ipapt's bill OF com.
plant, and II sppyfring to the satisfac-
ton Ut the court trjH the affidavit there
to attached that Tue place Of residence
aud postofice address of The respondent
cannot be ssc"rtsiiied npon diliSrrt in
qliry, IL is therefore ordered thai the re-
spondent. Joseph Shields, do appear before
the hoiiofable Uhancery Court of Jackson
county, at a term thereof. TO be holden "
the courthouse, in fhe town Of Scranton,
in the county and State sforessjd, m Mon
,lay, tbs first day OF S-PieIpbef rett, then
and there to plead. snryset bt drraur IN
complaipaut's hill. and - do and perform
what she'll he considered in tn" rr"f'iises
IN this bebslt,ar IL rs further ordered thst
this nrdpr of ftoiicc be ptblshed ~ the
Pascaruula Democrat Star, a public news-
paper printed and published IN the town,
count, and State Aforesaid, for ionr con-
secutive WEEKS
Ordered ih,r lots dsy nfJuiyA D. i6.y
- DEIMAS. clerk.
.JnIv u. 1875, u st
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Healthy:
Business quite dull.
Send us your job work.
BE on hand August sixteenth
Nights are growing longer and
cooler.
Chew Jackson's best navy
tobacco.
The watermelon crop has about
played out:
Now is the time to SOW seed tor
fall cabbage:
Primaries ON the 10th. Only
one more week for candidates to
win men to their cause.
Sunday school at the Scrar ton
academy Sabbath afternoon, at
half-p,st 4. All are invited.
Every family in this section
should plant "a fall garden. 1t will
amply repay the time and labor re
CURED.
Supervisors met last Monday,
and spent three days in going
Though assessment roll of the
county.
No yellow fever in this vicinity
and the community enthusiastically.
The "germs" did not hibernate
among our people.
The Jackson county board of
health met last Monday. The
board did not take any stepa look
ing TO a quarantine.
We have heard old potato
salsers say they have matte good
sweet potatoes planting as late rs
the middle of August:
The board of registrars for this
county met here last Monday The
board has a notice of registration
in this issue to which we call atten-
ton.
We now have but one mail a
day each way. We suppose this
state of affairs will continue rs
long as Mobile keeps up her quar-
antiue against New Orleans.
The ladies of the Catholic
church at Ocean Springs will give
d supper and concert tor the bene-
fit of their church at Ocean Springs
next Wednesday night, 18TH They
will accept our thanks for an iuvi-
tation c o attend!
Last Thursday night MIR.
"Siuk" Moore and Miss Cora
Krebs were married at the resi-,
deuce of the brides father, Mr.. II.
NJ. Krebs, near this place. We
wish the happy pair a long life of
happiness and bliss.
The advertisement of Mr.. j.
E. Tbigpeh, who will open a school
at Scranton academy next Monday,
appears in this isste. Mr.. Thig-
pen is q graduate, we believe, OF
Mississippi college, at Clinton, and
we presume is a competent aud
well qualified teacher.
We Lave in our hands a few
lots In the Rene Krebs estate di-
tision for sale. These lots lie north
of the railroad at Scranton, and is
we'll located and desirable proper
ty. Price of lots range from slOO
to $1,000, according to size and To-
cation. Terms will be made easy.
The announcement of Mr.. e.
n. Ramsay as a Candidate for sur
teyor of this county, will be found
In another column. MI. Ramsay is
a clever gentleman and a good sur
veyor, aud would fill the Office ac-
ceptably should he be re~-elected to
the office which he now fills.
While our people are not quar-
autined 10y the Mobile board of
health, it really amounts to almost
the same, as they are required TO
obtain a permit from the president
of OR soard of health stating they
have not been in an infected place
within fifteen days prior to the
Issuing of the permit, before they
are allowed to visit the Gull Port.
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Special Notice.

All letters relating to the business of the
old Handsboro Democrat should be ad-
dressed to P. X. Mayors, Handsboro, Miss,
and all matters pertaining to the Pasca-
eoula DEMoURAT-STAR should be address
ed to Mayors Il Dees, P~aSc&soula, Miss.
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Real total prior to Jan, l, 10. .$71l le
But az there has been paid into
the county treasury, in the collec-
ton of the tax of 1878, warrants
of 1879 (Which have been can
cplled) amounting to 1919 6G. In
fact, the debt of the county has
been paid and $l68 4S OF the cur
rent expenses for the present year
settled. Respectfully,
+. S. HEWEs,
Clerk and County Auditor.
Mississippi City, July 8, 1879.
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Private Boarding

A few boardeHs. ly the day. ~eek or
mouth. with OF without lodging. can find
accommodations st a private boarding
house near tn. railroad depot. on Pssca-
coula street, Scranton, Miss. Terms in
accordance with The times
MRS. p. A. BLAKE.
May 8, 1879 -
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI,
AT
OXFORD, MISS.
Net y essiOn Opens Sept. rs, 1870.
TUITION Is STILL
Free to all Mississippians.

Students from other States, who have
not heretofore entered, are hereafter
charged $50 tuition fee.
Las Students pay $50 tuition fee.
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sl13 rs to Sl43 W

Students can board themselves upon the
"lness system" for less than one-balf tho
above rates.
The above estimate is reliable aud in
cludes everything except fuel (Which stu
dents buy from the University az cost,
and furniture for their fcom aud books
and clothing
Some students Of good standing got
along comfortably here last year on less
thau s75, whilst Others spent double that
amount.
The University is in excellent condition
and is steadily gaining in popularity and
prosperity.
The Faculty. Is complete. All the de-
partments, including the Law Depart
ment and the Preparatory Department,
are in successful operation. The location
is healthy. Never was u case Of yellow
fever here.
For catalogues and information, apply
to the Chancellor, ALIEN. p. STEWART.
ii. NJ. SULLIVAN,
Secretary Board Trustees.
July is, 1879. 17-tf
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HOTELS.
MOntrOss House.
Biloxi, Wise.

Tits establishment Is now ready to re-
ceive boaIders. The house and grounds
have been completely renovated, and now
offer the most desirable comforts. The
proprietor, in returning his sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage heretofore ac-
corded him, improves the occasion to give
assurance that the patrons of the house
will find there this year additional attrac-
tions and a service upon which they will
have cause to fclicitate themselves.
The well-known salubrity Of Biloxi,
together with its fine facilities for sea
bathing, boating and fishing, signalizes
this locality to the preference of those
who look for quiet, and freshness, and
amuscmcnts during the summer The
wharf has been enlarged, and new bath
houses have been put up within six hun
drcd feet from the hotel.
Parties coming to MONTROSS HOUSE
viii be transported free of charge from
the depot or the train or steamboat land
ing. p. j. MONTROSS,
June 6, is79.-11-3m Proprietor.
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Response to a Call of Voters of
Beat No. 3.

To W. Denny, VIM. Griffin, E. +. Griffin
and others:
CENTENNIAL your request am a
candidate, subject to primary election to
r,ur.sont beat No. 3 ON the board of SUI
uervisors. Respectfully,
s. X. THOMPSON,
So-anton Auuust <. 1879
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No vaternelonS TO cool THESE NOT
days.
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Financial Report of County Au-
ditOr Harrison County.

To the Honorable Board Of SHper.
riS0rS Han riS0n County:
In accordance with your desire,
expressed at last term, / present
the following statement of the
present financial condition of the
county, promising that all out
standing warrants were registered
Under the act Of 1876. 1t appears
from the books of the county that
the amount of outstanding and
unpaid warrants are as follows:
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Scranton, August 6. 1879
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-04-11
STATE OF MICHIGAN
ININTX on WY DIrDrN :

At session OF the Probate court. TOR tbe
County OF Van Buren,, holden at the Probate
Office, In the VILLAGE OF Paw Paw. on Tuesday
the 9th day OF April in the year one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy-nine: Present.
lion. Alfred j. Mills. Judge or Probate. In
the matter OF the estate OF Adelbert r. Ellis.
Lenora A. Ellis and Emma f. Ellis. minors
VA reading and filing tho petition. duly verified
OF FRANCES M. Swaldler praying for reasons
tnerein stated that Louis Swaidler, Guardian
OF SAID minors, may be removed from his trust
az such and that sad petitioner or some other
suitable person may be appointed There
upon IL is ordered that Monday, the 2lst day OF
Aprii, 1879, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. be
assigned for the hearing of said petition. and
All persons interested in said estate are reouir-
ep 10 appear at session OF SAID Court. ,hsn To
De holden at the Probate Office, in tho village
OF raw Paw, and show cause If anv there ba
why the prayer OF the petitioner should NOT be
granted. And il Is further ordered tbat said
petisioner give notice to the persons interested
IN said estate OF the pendency OF said petition
ana the hearing thereof, by causing g COW Of
TINS order to be published IN the True North
erner, newspaper printed and circulating in
eAiu county OF Van Buren,. for two succeySive
weeks, at least, previous to said day of hearing,
ALFRED j. MILLS. Judge OF Probate
true copy. A. j. MILLS Judge of Probate
1255t3f112
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STATE OF MICHIGAN :.
COUNTY OF VAN RUpry %

AT a session Of the Probate Conf Tor ,ho
county or Van Buren,. holden al the Probate
ofhce, in the village Of Paw Paw. on Tnesds =
me oth DAY OF April, in the year one thon,
sand eight hundred and sevsnty-nine Pres
ent, Hon. Alfred j. Mills Judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF the estate Of Nathaniel 3
otearns, deceased On reading and filing the
petition duly verified, OF Rosa A. Sfesrps
WIDOW OF said deceased praying that a certain
instrument now on file In said court purportino
TO be the last will and testament or said dee
ceased may be admitted to Probate and admin
lstration OF said estate granted TO the petition
er the executrix In said will named Tbererpon
II Is ordered, that Monday, the 5th d,v of
MAY, 1879, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon be-
assigned for the hearing OF said petition and
all persons interested in SAID estate. are re-
qulrsa 10 appear at a session OF sald cour,
tneh 10 De bolten at the Probate office. in Tho
village or Paw Paw. and show cause. NJ anv
mere De- why the prayer OF the petitioner shond
MOI De granted: And it is further ordere5
that said petitioner give notice 10 tho ne,,
sops Interested In said estate. Of the nan
dency or SAID PATTON. and the hearing ibereor
Dy eanslng cop or thia order 10 be publshsd
In the True NOrshernsr q pewsnaper n,,ntos
and circulating m said county of Van pnro,
Tor successive weeks, at least previous 70 ,,t5
lay OF ho4ring. ~ Wiz
, !ALFRED J. MILLS, Judge Of Probate.
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