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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30
Furniture Iscpaircd

TENHE undersigned has opened Furniture Re
pair shop IN tbs building on corner of sam
uel and Main streets, Charlesiown-a few doors
Last Of Court House, on same side. lie will Re
pair Furniture in substantial and neat manner 40
reasonable prices, and with ptomptiiude.
Jan. 30, lS75-tf. T.G. RUST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30
Domestic Wooden Goods.

7 HAVE at ny store (in the 2nd story mud scpa-
/ rate from my own goods all the goods ieft by
ARCHIE MccARRELL, Jr., dccea,ed, Of b. oan
make, which offer for tie present at private SALE.
Those IN full pieces and good order sthis mort
recent prices, and those cat Of order aad damaged
at reduced price,.
GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY,
Dec. Is. 20. Executor.
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Drugs, Points, Oils,
Dyc-stuas Patent Medicines,
school Books. stationery,
Tnn.t Articlcs. Fancy Goods, &c.

TE7lE undersigned having purchased OF Mr. [.
f.. Beller the Stock aud Fixtures OF ms Drug
Store in Charestown, is replenishins the same 10y
purchases OF fresh Drugs and new aud desirable
Goods. and p1rYoses to conduct the business IN
Hits branches.
PHYSICIANS Prescriptions and Family Recipes
will be carefully compounded a. al hours OF DAY
OF night.
Included in the stock are Drugs. Patent Medi-
zines, Paints Oils, Dye-Stuns, school and other
Books, Stationery, Fancy and Toilet Goods
grca; variety. Also, choice brands OF
Tobacco and Cigars.
PURE WINES and LIQUORS will be kept but
ONLY sold for Medicinal purposes.
We respectfuy so.icit share o! the public pa
trouage. and trust by attention to business care
FIJI preparation Of medicines, and by constant re
peals of stock not only 70 retain the former CTS
tom of tie house but 10 induce many others to call
Respectfully.
BUTLER ,t AISQUITH.
February %, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30
OK, AND
JEwELRY
REPAIRING.

4 prices chat ] defy competition. ] viii work
cheaper than any man in the State Of West Viz
ginia, for the same amount of work. Parasols,
Umbrellas, Vioins, &c, repaired.
June u, lSTl-ly. W. W. BURTON.
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The Publish ng H:use
OF TuE
NJ. l.. CHURCH, SOUTH,

Located ct Nashville, Tcuncssee,
z the exclusive property 81 the whole ChErch,
Z and was established for the purpose OF pub
lishing RELIGIOUS BOOES AND PERIOD
ICALS. Our facilities for general Printing and
job Work are extensive aud c0IPlctc.
THE CIlRLSTL4N ADFOCATE
Is a Sixteen Page Paper Of highiiterary ard reli-
cious character, and with q view u a vide cifcu
lation as q central aud correctional organ has
been reduced in price to $500 per anaum.
Our Book Catalogue will be furnished on sp-
p.ication, and specimen copies % the Advocate
end sunday school publications will BE- iorwaft-
Cd % any one desiring 20 eEsminc, with view
Of subscribing, If pleased. Address orders %
J. i. McFEEGlN, Agent.
September IS, ls7s-y.
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fE'uE LEADER OIL STOVE.-The cheapest
OIL Stove IN the market-eyefy family should
have oue-for preserving. for heating sad irons
i1g making Tea and Co0ee they age just what is
uecdei-s4ves making fire Ia the COOK Stove
do,s not hcIt ;he house, for sale by
DUKE e. GALLAlIER.
Jaae 9. 1879. Agents.
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PleaSe Observe

The lire J propose TO follow during che oon.if
SpTiug aud sumner. The Goods will oGor
were selected with the greatest care and VII
speak ~ themselves bath 10 Quality and PIos.--
Then g. d. your family justice, ond prevent
drain in your pOcketboOks come IN 90 zoe beiof0
you Dag out one cent 'or yoGf Spdog and summer
Goods. J viii save you time AID money by
selling you GOOD Reliable GOOHS d.
lower pIices thsn we're offered IN Ibis market for
years.
April 1879. &. W. TEUSSELL.
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General Fire Insurance Agency.

" EPRESENTING three Of the leading Com
Il panics doing business in Jefferson County,
West Virginia.
PEABODY OF WHEELING.
CONTINENTAL OF NEW YORK,
-ErNA Or HARTFORD,
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n ENT Session begins SEPT. 10. A full course
y AZ ancient aud Modern Languages, Nathe-
Hatics, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry TIE
Sctooi ,-t suFpit,d rith APPARATUS for IL
i-sfrrtioH 10 ke Science. .-S-kor Catalogue
containing terms aud list OF testimonials apply 10
tac Principal.
Au-. @, lo79-gn.
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NOTICE.

LII pcrsons indebted % The undersigned ss
4 former Agent Of the 3. Il o. Il. T. Company
Tor Ffeigbis. Or Commissions - 90 the late fan
ofstarry & Lock, are notified that payment nust
b. made az once.
July j., 1875. J. d. STARRY.
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NOTICE.

I TAKE this method to inform my friends ard
l customers in general, that | have moved
my Jewelry establishment 90 the room formally
used By the Centennial Book Store" and one
doos west OF Lights Drug Store, where viii %
all kinds Of
WATCH.
CLOCK, AND
JEWELRY
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-23
Personal.

Col. A! ID. Lewis, than whom
there is no truer man in the State
honored as with a call last Monday
He obligates himself to do as much
rs any one in entertaining the
Press association.
Mr. w. H.. Fletcher, of upper
Pascagoula, river, called IN to see
us Monday. He received a severe
wound from snake bite recently,
but has recovered from the effects
of the poison.
Messrs. VIM. Martin and A. w.
Ramsay, of Bluff Creek neighbor-
hood, gave us a call this week.
These gentlemen say the people of
their neighborhood are non -quaran.
tinists so far IS regards New Or.
leans,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-23
BILOXI ITEMS.

1t is very healthy.
Salt bathing delightful.
We need another good doctor.
Twenty-pound red fish plentiful
Crabs and oysters in abundance,
No public schools here this year
Twenty new buildings put upthis
season.
The hotels are now ready fol-
boarders.
The ball season is just opening
Look out for squalls.
Fish in large quantities are ship
ped from this place yet.
The base ball entertainment on
the 10th instant was grand!
DIR. M. g. Vaughn is u local
dentist, and he is a good one.
The excursion train Sunday land
ed about 800 persons in Biloxi.
Dan Boyd, the plasterer, was
sober last week. Bully for Dan!
The Methodist people are re-
painting and repairing their church
house.
We can only boast of twelve
bar-rooms in Biloxi; still our peo-
pie are not happy.
Mr.. A. M. Dalhgren was in town
Saturday. He has returned from
the West to relocate.
Mr.. L. Gill has opened a neat
little family gS9cery store not Tar
from the marketlhe e.
The Baptist meeting house has a
new shingled root. The house
needs paint powerful bad.
The Biloxi Seltz and mineral
waters and syrup factory is sorne-
thing new for this place. 1t is a
success.
The Montross House is now in
excellent repair. The bar.rOom
near by cannot be beat for choice
LIQUORS, wines and cigars. Mr.. p.
j.. Montross, the proprietor, is a
whole.souled gentleman and knows
how to keep a hotel.
Harry Knapp has opened a new
drinking saloon called 1.-TWO and
Three Quarters" 1t is near the
depot-convenient for the weary
traveller. Harry is a good fellow,
and his many friends here wish
him big luck in his new under
taking.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-23
IN MEMORIAM.

The committee appointed to draft reso-
lutions relative to the death of MIR. THos.
j MURPHY, beg leave to report:
RESOLVED, That the community in which
he lived, and from which he has been SO
suddenly taken, have sustained an ire
trievable loss in the death of an OPEN
hearted and generous man that his self
sacrificing fOrtitude and devotion to bis
fellow-citizens during the last epidemic
was worthy of all praise, and will ever re-
main as "a bright example of his interested
devotion to the sufferiugs of his fellow
creatures, and as "a lasting monument of
his goodness of heart.
Resolred, That although a licensed at
torney, the members of this bar scarcely
know him in that capacity, as he had
never assumed the duties of his profession,
but as the genial, courteous clerk of the
circuit and chancery courts of the county
of Hancock, filling the position for many
years, they will ever remember him with
sorrow and regret.
Resolred, That we deeply sympathize
with his bereaved wife and family, and
desire to express to them, through the me
dunn of these resolutions, not only the
atfectionate remembrance in which We
hold bis memory, but also to express to
them our sincere coincidence with the
irretrieyabl. loss which they have sus-
tanned.
Resolred, That a copy of these resolu-
tions be presented by the chairman to his
Honor nov holding court at this place,
with the request that the same be spread
upon the minutes of this court; that an
other copy be presented to the family of
deceased, and that the secretary also fur
nish to the P~ascagoula DEMoCRAT-STAR
and Seashore Gazette q copy each of these
proceedings, with the request that they
publish the same.
o. II. SEAL,
ELLIOT HENDERSON,
JOS. X. DAVIS,
ID d. Committae
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PERTINENT QUESTIONS.

Editor Democrat-Star:
In your issue Of May 16 you ga,
there is not a day passes but the
laws are violated, or more particu
larry section 1889 of Code, and thai
peace officers are elected and paid
to arrest and punish Offenders.
will admit the fact that there are
many who 60 unpublished. l would
like you to answer me several ques.
tionS:
L. The section you quote ends
by saying ''such fines and costs to
be tor the LIST of the public schools.'
Now who pays the peace officersi
Certainly not the county or State,
for since l have been a peace Off.
Ger they never have been known to
pay one dollar to peace officers. If
some poor devil has been caught
in some petty misdemeanor and
happens to have a few dollars the
officers get their costs, but in the
cases you complain of there is
nothing for the officers except
curses.
2. If any private citizen sees any
man breaking the law it is his duty
to report the same to a peace Off.
Ger, together with the witnesses.
My word for it the offender will be
promptly punished if reported.
3. How much "cussing" does it
take to make a man liable to arrest,
and how drunk must q man be to
be tablet Do not draw the line
too close, as l fear there wouldn't
be officers enough to arrest or jails
enough to hold the offenders.
4. AS to the Migrants, | fear un-
less there is some provision made
to work them when imprisoned
there would have to be more pris-
ons built; as nearly all would pre-.
fer to be fed by the county to even
Oh stealing their bread.
Now, Mr.. Editor, l will not pre-
tend to tell you that there is any
officer that is competent to execute
the laws, but | can point out off.
GERS that will do their duty if such
offenses are reported, with proof of
the same. PEACE OFFICER.
May 19, 1879.
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sherlh and clerk have
been quite busy during the last two
weeks getting their business III
shape TOR the meeting Of court
we believe they have now got it all
IN shape and are only waiting the
appearance of Judge Hainm.
To-day, wind and weather per.
hitting, the hands on the road be.
tween Scranton and tho Seashore
will commence putting this thor.
oughfare in good condition.
Come join the road working band,
And with the boys work DER
With pick and spade in your hand s-
The road to the Seashore.
BY reference to an advertise.
ment in this issue it will be seen
that Mr.. ii. M. Dickinson will
make a special discount upon all
machines sold during court week.
Mr.. Dickinson is agent for the eel.
ebrated Singer, than which there
is none superior manufactured, and
all who wish a first-class sewing
machine in every respect would do
we'll to purchase of Mr.. Dickinson
during the coming week.
We made astatement last week
with reference to the quarantine
physician agreeing to remain at the
station in case yellow fever made its
appearance in the bay, which may
mislead some. DR.. Bragg agrees
not to visit yellow fever in the bay
and then visit his patients ashore,
but he does not agree to remain at
the little house out in the bay
called the quarantine station, nor
was such a thing contemplated by
the board.
During the thunder storm
Wednesday the residence of Mr..
Chas. McLanathan, at the SeashOre,
was struck by lightning in eight
different places at the same time.
The roof was struck in two places,
the chimney struck and the light.
ming passed down into the parlor
smashing the mantle-shelf, lamps
and pictures. Mr.. McLanathan's
wife and mother were in the base
nent at the time and received Sc
rere shocks, but were not seriously
lurt.
-Demorest's ladies magazine for
Tune has been received. No maya
line in America stands higher as a
'eliable fashion gazette, and those
vho subscribe for Demorest always
'btain the latest fashions. Each .
ubscriber Is given a beautiful
worth more than the price ,
# the magazine, besides eachissue
ontains one or more chromatic
pictures superior to that furnished
" any other periodical. Address
". j.. Demorest, II East 18th
New York. /
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Our

The following gentlemen are fully au
horised to act as Agents for the DEMO
CRAf-STAR:
John f. Morrison, Biloxi.
A. G. Webb, Columbia.
N. Butchert, Pass Christian.
A. b. F. Rawls. Spring Cottage, Miss.
Geo. w. Holleman, Gainesville.
Geo. w. Brown, Pennington.
Capt. Joseph Martin, R~iceville.
Harry II. Minor, Ocean Springs.
Hon. Henry Roberts, Green county.
Thomas Bond, Red Creek.
Jno. H. Bynum, Ellisville.
L. III. Y~elverton, Elba, Perry county.
Hugh McCallum, Augusta.
Col. Leonard Kimball, Hobolochitto.
Thos. W. Grayson, Bilexi River.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-23

The DEMoCRAT-STAR, Pascagou-
la, or, rather Scranton, has recent
" doned a new helmet, that adds
very much to the beauty..and perso-
nal appearance of one of VI most
valued exchanges, and u person.
al and political friend, p X. May
ers, who the last time we had the
pleasure of greeting, was at the
Press convention in Meridian,
several years ago, is the accom-
plished business partner, in the
DEMOCRAT-STAR. We hope to
greet our " friend on his own
health, in June, and as he is on the
reception committee, we intend to
throw ourself into his open arms,
not doubling his splendid hospital
ity.-Stdrkrilb Citizen.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-23
Ocean Springs.

All members of the Tilden Pio'
neer club are notified TO meet at
their hall, on Saturday, the 24th
inst, at 6 pm, sharp. Business OF
Importance.
By order of the president.
CHAS. z. SCHMIDT, Secy.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-23
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Peaches ripe.
And SO are fools.
We picnic Wednesday.
-Dewberry crop played out.
-Pie-boy happy at train time
Chew Jackson's best navy
tobacco
A fine rain in this locality last
Wednesday, which was welcomely
received.
The bathing season has fairly
set in, and the water is salt and
pleasant.
The Gulf Coast Baptist asso.
citation meets at Handsboro OH the
18th of June.
The weather during the early
mart of the week was the warmest
experienced this season.
There are about seventy-fve
cases on the docket to come before
the circuit court at the next term.
Rev. G.. f. Thompson will
preach at the Seashore next Sun
day at 4 PM, and at Scranton
academy at $50 pm.
Mr.. b. j. Jane has completed
his new building aud will be ready
to accommodate boaruers during
court week.
Green corn, cantaleups, toma-
toes aud sucl, like will be in mar
kpt by the tiGae the Press associa-
ton meets on the 4th of next
Mr.. j. W. Starr brought to our
Office last Saturday a sample of
his early peaches, which were ripe
enough to ship. Ripe peaches the
18th of May is carly.
We learn that Capt. j. Polite
vent, of Ocean Springs, made a
shipment of peaches to New Or
leans last Friday. There is money
in raising early fruit.
The parlOr skating rink, Messrs.
Becht & Denmark prOprietors, Will
be opened at the clerks old office
next Monday night. Admission 10
cents; use of skates ID cents.
VIII will men pine away and
die from the effects OF mean
whisky when for a nickle they can
get a cool drink of soda, apple CT
der, birch aud root beer at Child
sey's.
The hour of meeting OF the
Scranton Sunday-school has been
changed to half-past four in the
afternoon. Remember, next Sab
bath the school meets at half.past
4pJm.
/
The repairs and additions on
the residence of Mrs. M. G. Dees,
on Pascagodla street, are COM
pleted, and now she has one OF the
most commodions as well as neat
est houses in town.
Mr.. A. Blumer, the Moss Point
manufacturer, will in a few weeks
have his new factory building COM
pleted, and will then be prepared
TO turn out shoes of all styles with
dispatch hitherto unknown in this
section.
No change in the wool market
since last report. We quote as
follows from New Orleans papers of
thursday: Demand good and
prices firp at 1SG19c for Louisiana
Clear, and 2O02lc for Lake; 33S35c.
for Merino
The old and reliable fast mail
mack line, superintended by the
a'nlabS hooking Wm. Masters, will
DC found ready to convey passen'
gers to Moss Point and the Sea
snOre at all times. "All aboard
'or the Cheesho," cries William,
whose name is Master. sect in
u! hack and let us CO." there are
lUln WI-. go 4
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Special Mice.

All letters relating to the business of
,be Handsb0ro Democrat should be ad-
dressed to p. X. Mayors, Handsboro, Miss,
and all matters connected with the DEMO
on. y-STAR should be addressed to Mayors
a Richmond, ~PascagOula, Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-23
MARRIED..

ELNER-SCHMIDT-on Saturday eve
ming, May IL, 1873, at the residence of the
brides parents, in New Orleans, Ar; Ch"~'
Elmer, of Biloxi. to Miss Willelnina
Schmidt, Of New Orleans. No cards.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-23
and COMMERCIAL
POrtCharges.

Port Charges.
Fresh water 1tc per gallon delivered
alongside.
Pilotagc 30 per foot, actual draft, com.
PM Dry.
Stevedoring-Timber 81. 1O01.35 per
load; deals 6JH90c per load; ~coastwise
7Oc0Sl per load; lighterage of ballast zoe
per ton.
Labor per diem-Foreman 81 holders s.;
winchmen So. =
Harbormaster s. each vessel.
All vessels 8rrivipg between the LIST of
April and 18th of November must report
at quarantine station before they will be
permitted to anchor.
Physicians charge S. for boarding each
vessel. An extra charge of S., and cost of
chemicals, for fumigation.
Average draft of water on the bar from
May to November IL feet; November to
May 16 feet. .u
Vessels coming to Ship Island usually
enter at this port.
Draft of water ut Ship Island 81 feet
Charges at Ship Island same as above,
except lighterage of ballast 50cj and
water &c per gallon!
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT-STAR,
P~AscAGoULA, Thursday, May %, 1879.
lFor the week ending May 81
ARRIVED.
None.
CLEARED.
Nor blk Lovely, Marcussen, 566 tons, for
TrourO, Eng, with q, 96S sup # lum-
Der, 25,523 cubic # timber, by Bercier
g. DeSmet.
Aus bg Alma, Roth, 1886 tons, for Palermo,
Sicily, with 163,045 sup # lumber,
1908 cubic # timber, 3612 oak slaves,
by A G Danner & Co.
Nor ship Fylja, Jensen, $50 tons, for Dun
kirk, France, with 81, 76O sup # UNI
Der and S 1,425 cubic # timber, by
Bercier & DeSmet.
Swed blk Ernst, Willsbergh. 443 tons, for
1ntwerp, Belgium, with $500 sup
# lumber, by Bercier & DeSmet.
Aus bg Mira, Giadrossich, 326 tons, for
Lussirpiccoli, Austria, with 65,059
sup # lumber and 14,40S cubic # tim
Der, by l. p Hebrard.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Nor blk Frithjof, Ellefsen,. .2S6
Nor blk Ystana, Sorensen,.. $50
LUMBE STATEMENT.
Cleared from Sept. l, II, to Sept.
l., 233,3S9
Cleared since Sept. 1, 1873 ......20, l67, 752
May Is, TO-. -. 2,a39,O4O
Total. 23,006, 1872
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Always on hand ice-cold soda
water, fresh and fine, at Chidsey's
Pascagoula street drug store. Only
q nickle a glass. Obs. -..u
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We now have on hand a large
supply of shippers, outward for
eign and inward foreign manifests,
which we will dispose of at less
than New Orleans prices.
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Election Tuesday, N0cember a, 1879
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce MAJ.
SAMUEL II. TERRELL, of Clark county,
as a candidate for District Attorney Of
the Seventh Judicial District. Election
November 4.
CHANCERY AND CIRCUIT CLERK.
i hereby announce myself as a 6andi-
date for reelection TO the Office Of Clerk
of the Chancery and Circuit Courts of
jackson county, subject to the action of
the democratic party.
A. G! DELMAS.
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Meteorological Observations
at DIR. Moore's office at the S~eashore, Pas
cagoula, Miss, for the week ending May
81, 1879:
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A Noted Divine says :
TUFTS PILLS..

Their first efea 10 10 Increase the Appetite,
and cause the body 10 Take on Flesh, thus the
tlon on the Digestive Organs, RsGnlal
0ta~Ia are produced.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-23

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