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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20

IMPERIAL GERMAN MALL Hamburg
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CNENAOJ RO and Ian Bt re.
WLSIpHALIA. 20 LFSSI G.........Dcc. .
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Rates e. passage 10 lism0in. london. thaIbouig Ham
burg uld al points n Engiano scotland AMI wales First
tauln. god. 81 U second cabin. 10
renew, $50 g.. Is. tltfINHD 4 BOA -. te Pass. Al.
h NbAtDiE co. 81 Bf1tu@ir. NeN.N0rk.
General Agsn.s 81 Rr1al.4f Nev-lo. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20

And now President. - ou, mains for me. in the
name behalf OF tie Society OF the Army or the
Cumbersnc, to prescnt ana deliver. through you to
a. people OF The Unlteo ates whose chosen pre-
tentative YOU are shgs statue Uf George ii. Thomas.
Protected aud preserved by their ~ thls
capital OF their National may 10 long stand
token OF honor when eful people Destow upon
cons and unsesh dev0t on 90 public DUTY. And
when marble shall have crumhled To decay aud brass
become coIrOded by the rust Of time, the liberties
OF the people winch he defended still survive. usrat led
and supported by successive generations. inspired 10
example.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-18

MAKING PREPARATIONS FOR THE RECEPTION
OF GRANT.-A gentleman who came down
from Virginia last evening states that Genera
Grant will surely visit that city. Johu w.
Mackey is remodeling the Savage residence
and will replace the old with new and elegant
furniture so as to be able to entertain the
General in as princely style as the means of the
city will admit of. 1t is also understood that
MIR. Nackey will 60 to San Francisco to escort
the General and his party to Virginia.
LOOK OUr-Fer new goods. Frank Bosko
has been in San Francisco laying in a fresh
stock, which is now being opened, and Frank
himself will be on deck to-day to show them.
Fall and Winter goods of the newest style
and in profusion, all selected with an eye to
the useful and beautiful Call and examine
them, and hear at the same time Bosko' s
opinion Of the election and Grants reception.
CAeED. -Depaties Cash Thomas Of Austin,
and d. A. Dunlap Of Battle Mountain,
brought in yesterday two boarders for the
State Prison-M Marks, who stabbed N. S.
Gallagher at Austin, sentenced to ten years,
and Billy Jones, who shot George Shinn at
Battle Mountain, sentenced to two years.
TEE Stock SHARPs' New THsoRY.-Our
local stock sharps say that the uncovering of
the great bodies of ore in Sierra Nevada and
Union has been postponed until the arrival of
General Grant at Virginia, because the
bonanza kings desire that the General should
stick the first pick into the great deposit.
BASE BALL CHALLnNGE.-A picked nine Of
this city have challenged the Eureka base
ball club, of Eureka, to come here and play
a match game for $500 side, or more. The
Eurekas claim to be the champions of the
State, but as yet, have not replied to the
challenge,
DsPARTUREs.-The following passengers de-
parted on the southern stage yesterday morn
ing: Mrs J. c. Sharp, D. McKeel, F. Ratb-
bone, A. Patrooney, r. Burnett, ]. Buchsn-
nan, James Walter, A. G. Ross, P. Phone,
J. M Leggett, Mrs. Summers, j. 81. Farney.
A GRowL Passengers who travel on the
morning train to Virginia, complain OF the e1-
tortionate rates charged them for newspapers
on the cars. Twenty five cents for a copy of
the Enterprise or any other single paper, is
rather steep, and we don't wonder they growl.
ARRIvALs.-The following passengers ar
rived on the southern stage yesterday after
noon: w. q. Wood, A. g. Sharp, w. Swartz,
w. Scholar, W. Shaushnessey, E. J. Curtis,
II. w. Fish, w. G. Land, H. l., More and
wife, Miss Halt.
Ice CREAM SocIAL.-There will be an ice
cream social at Mrs. j. p. Jones residence
this evening, to which all are invited. Those
who can attend may look forward to pleas
ant evening, ga feast of reason and flow OF
soul
DIVORCE SUIT.-A suit for divorce was
yesterday instituted by Annie 3. Pratt VS..
A. l.. X. Pratt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-18

PERsoNAL-Mr. Royal l. Auld, Deputy
Supreme Master of the Ancient Order of
United Workingmen for this State, is in the
city. Mr.. Aud will remain here a short
while to organize lodge. The organization
is for the mutual benefit of its members and
their families. 1t embraces in its member
ship every vocation, profession and occupation
employers and emplyees-whether their
labor be mental or physical. 1t has no con-
nection with any religious sect, political party,
or organization for affecting the prices of
labor or commodities, but is designed to
promote fraternity, mental and social i'm
provernent, and mutual assistance. The most
distinctive feature of the Order is what is des-
ignated as the Beneficiary Fund-a carefully
devised, we'll guarded and economical and
beneficial system, by means of which the sum
of two thousand dollars is secured to each
mans family, or such person or persons as he
may designate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-18

Ofyicss On King street. at OF Wtliis
Drugstore,
~ Residence at the Arlingtn0 House, Room No. 10.
Calls promptly attended night day.
Carson, 6QteubSf 10, ls7Si
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-18
STATE timber LANDS.

ETATE LAND DEPARTMKST,
CARSON CITY, Nevada, Sept. r. 1879.
A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTI.
FLED that the cutting of timber wood for any
pose any timber landsincluding the 10th and Seth
school land MISUNDERSTANDING the State Of Nevada
is contrary law and that legal proceedings will be ns
tued against all persons who have committed no
hereafter commit such resass and damage upon such
lands
knowing OF any depredations being commit ed
upon the growing timber of any of the public school lands
of the State respectfully requested to forward such
information to this Office
A. J. HATCH
Surveyor General and eI 0fcio State Land Register
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-04
Court Notices.

! Last Saturday was a lively day
in Judge Chidsey's court, and sew
eral offenders of the peace aud dig
nifty of the State were made to teel
the power of the1aw asadminister!
ed by an impartial judge df1 i"'
After the usual preliminaries of
the levee, Henry Narcise, acolored
cuss, was waltzed forward before
the bar under a charge of an as
sault upon the valuable person of
Josephns Sparenberg, and received
the sentence of So and costs. err q
Narcise then turned the jokeron
Sparenberg and charged him with.
threatening to smash his head with
a brick, which Josephus could not
have done unless the brick was
harder than bricks generally are,
but under the circumstantes the
justice placed the weight of, apeace
bond upon Sparepberg's actions
for future good behavior,and made
him pay costs of court.
Jas. Moore and Chas. Terrill, two
young bloods, were next
up under the charge of at
tempting to beat B. j. Jane Out of
meals, The Judge thought such
conduct highly improper and very
detrimental to the morals of our
and therefore decreed that
these boarding house jumpers
should settle for their suppers and
pay the costs, which in all amount.
cd to 81 so. Rather an expensive
supper for two.
No other business being on hand
court adjourned subject to the call
If some other l~aw-breaker. 81.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-04
The Delinquent.

The years may come, the years may 70;
The wintrr may bring her flakes Of snow,
Spring MAY come, tlion summer hot T.
'Bptthe delinquent subscriber cometh not.
b@5I1fI3 JIh sIfr- NO -fldnE.
Onrgsolicitor may walk till his face turns
blur, pa fw l..yt s.tt.s. I.tr.f
Hunting delinquent subscribers 10 collect
what is duo; sUT t5 sna.i u4a.
Yet out Of this.class he gets nary n red,
Till at last, tired out, he goes to his bed.
Still the a. s,takes the DEMooRAriSrAR,
and reads all tho 'nows, ag8G f.
Bat never is willing TO pay the editor his
dnes; 'l |.h H~ I"# EEfui.t s
Finally over the delinquent shadow is
cast, .i}h 1906 8Hl'sl .iE ,H -
He dies a poor man, goes 20 the devil at
last. tH" 'e.at ~ .tH'6 r't
Dear reader, if you are among this thous-
and and 'leven, in WH HJt '
1 "' what You owe! us-you may get to
hraNS@it ~ guUsltt IHt' fE.H
But II you do NOT, VIC know fullwell,
A pauper youh d,e, and 90 straisbt to-
/, the lower regions. -t % L....
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-04
Biloxi Hens.

Biloxi needs a newspaper.
-y ,hReEN&stE gEE .sLE'tsi
j. Fish, oysters and soft shell crabs
are plentiful. svEN .r.sy.
| The Montross house is now opet
for the reception Of boagders.
The hotels and boarding houses
are being put i'll order for the hot
term.
hqfEFeaYsF sgF-p0rods
Camp.mccting at Seashore camp
ground in july IBiloxians always
attend these meetings. e,s =
b Drummcrs are required to pay q
license 6f's5' before they are Az
lowed to exhibit their samples in
Biloxi. ,.u IdI,i ..t.H
Since the sudden departure of
a. Mortimer Dahlgren from our
town there is an opening tor q
sSlnart young lawyer,
The new store of Mr.. Phil. Nc
Gable is doing very well. 1t is a
good stand, and Mr.. McCabe is a
clever, deserving man. -...a a.s 80
There has not been a wedding in
this town for quite a while. But
it won't be very long before one
will take place. May it happen
soon. E.s.r
There is more building going on
in Biloxi than at any other town on
the coast. Biloxi is a popular sum-
mer resort and is always crowded
in the summer. aH
The first soft shell crabs of the
we're eaten at the Schetfer
the other day. They were
tip,top, and Scheffer knows how to
fix them up, you bet. .'' '1.A
. I'D. 10 NH.E NNNM.. #H|.HH ."...H. .-. al LHl
Harry Knapp is putting up al
neat dwelling house near the depot.
We are glad to see Harry well
the kick he received from his
horse senesweeks ~agoa.ss9tWI
Robberies are getting to be very
common on the coast. While Mr..
Christian Thompson was at church
OF last week, some thief
vent into his house, took out all
he papers in his desk, with about
s75 in money. No arrests yet.
The well, known and popular CON-
nercial evangelist, Elias Aarons,
# the tobacco house of Wacker-
,orth & Joseph, New Orleans, was
crested here the other day for not
,rocuringa license for the town to
xhibit his samples. Constable
stuck to Elias till he
lanked down a s. bin, and then
e went his way rejoicing. Elias
-as turned down this time.
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-04
Our

The following gentlemen are fully au-
horized to act as Agents for the DEMO
CRAT-STAR:
n. Butcfiert, Pass Christian. ShI
Al f.. Rawls, Spring Cottage, Miss.
Geo. w. Holleman, Gainesville.
Geo. W. Brown, Pennington. iI.
Capt. Joseph Martin, Rieeville.
Harry III. Minor, Ocean Springs.
Hon. Henry Roberts, Green county. .
Thomas Bond, Red Creek. &
Jno. III. Bynum, Ellisville.
L. ii. Neivertou, Elba, Perry county.
Hugh McCalluE. Augusta.
Col. Leonard kimball, HoboiOohitto-
Thus. W. Grayson, Biloxi River.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-04
To The Public.

! Having made arrangements to
leave gSerante.aLE Wallhelese my
school at misplace on to-day. The
school, liowsEsE win 1e'eafried eit
in the future just as heretofore. ex'
cepting the change of teachers.
Mrs. Senhora Booth, who is we'll
known to many of my patrons as
lady of culture, and in every
respect fully qualified to take
charge of the school, will continue
the school under the same rules
and regulations that i have adopt
ed. There will be no change III
any respect. | can recommend
Mrs. Both to the people of Scran'
as a competent and efficient
at fNoN ~ N"N
Hoping that you will be pleased
With the change,
| AM respectfully.
!. \. CRANBERRY.
Scranton, April 4, 1879.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-04
HandsbOrO Items,

aA-t 3&
Lumber is still king here.
Garden "truck" LOOK Wal. 81 ,
1t is very lsalthy aud dun.
1 No candidates ont here yet.
The sawmiils are all running.
A stray tramp here and there
f%hetspring parties have opened.
Ire Baptist church has a hew
organ. ''h HItiJN -Cy p HGi-fy
Services az the Baptist church
0"''aI' o ..a g7,,l,a .
l. Land llpnters are N ~ town
every week. ln h1n .,-.e.a
Our streets need work. Look
ont, oVe .gFf s7sbljug :,
Some of our merchants are re-
ceising spring goods at''i
WE don't expect,to have yellow
fever herethis summer.
p Old crop sweet potatoes are sell
ingsat Dcents a bushel. 9
HE Rrofpect is good for a large
dew nd'blackberry crop.
No Sunday mai,<to Handsboro
81 xsn dc ! waok;s al wo bara
e,
nainter N hero ~,aintino Dr pal
bonse. ~
~
o wing
~
= TNINpS,T'SS'"' '"
M
~ EA9aBSE q
Ut. 1phh - HafrS,the new doe
or Is anchored here permanently.
lie Is worthy ana wei quaiihed.
DIR. Charles Peleaz is adding sew
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-04
Notice.
SCRANTON, Miss


2 llI SCRANTON, Miss, April 2, $50
no the Honorable Board of Supervisor If
Jackson county ,rsHt tau aa.H
i After thanking you for your con
~sideration in re-appointing me as a
member of the board of health, |
hereby respectfully decline the APP
pointment. 1t has been my habit
of life to perform every duty re,
quired of me by my fellow.citizens
or their agents with whatever OF
ability | may possess, without re
gard to consequences as to myself.
| have now no reason to change my
rule in this regard, but for reasons
not necessary to be stated | doilot
think that | could be OF service on
the present board in enforcing the
therefore in justice to myself
and others | have thought it best
to decline. Very respectfully,
-... --.is,, Il. +. GRIFFIN.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-04
Executive Committee.

4 VOID W.. H..NaH. 20. s|." OIL
The members of the jackson
county democratic executive com.
mittee are hereby notified that a
meeting of said committee will be
held at the courthouse in Scranton,
on Monday, April Z, 1879. A full
attendance is desired, as business
of Importance will come before the
committee. .rt. .-o -.,f5 s.,r,
The following named gentlemen
compose the com mittee, and it is
desired that EACH one ascertain as
far as possible, between this time
and the meeting, the will of the
people in their precincts upon the
question of holding primary cleo.
tons or conventions:
Beat No. Jas. HelyeStion, G.,
Ward. -. .t.t, -,.s.. =. a.
No, 2-F. NJ. johnson, D. Nc,
Donald. .,..,f. ~ .-. h.1v ,
No. 3-M, B.. Richmond, G. w,
Elightower, DR.. j.. X. Mcleod, w.
M, Denny, G. Ii. Wood. a m ...rr
No, As. Bradford, N. s. Park,
e. NJ. Taylor, j. Is. McRao. r.u
No. 5-W. w. Broom ,.ayJt7rI
f..r..I NJ. Is. RICHMOND, 1
... s..tr 70 ssgqf Chairman. %
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-04
Our New Courthouse.
4

The jackson county temple OF
justice has within the last week re,
ceived the finishing touches, and
now stands as an ornament to the
town and county. The room N
stairs which is 90 by 40 feet and
which will seat, outside of the Jury,
bar and officers, $50, or a total Of
about 800 persons, is one of the
neatest and best arranged court
rooms in the State. Tie judges
stand is very t~astely finished, tie
seats + comfortable and stylish,
and the table in front. OF the stand
to be used by the clerk and lawyers
is large and we'll arranged. The
room is well ventilated, has sixteen
large windows, tiues for four stoves,
and will be comfortable both in.
winter and summer.
, On the first floor it, situated the
clerks and sherifi's offices, and one
room each for the grand and petit
juries. These rooms are about q
by 10 feet, with three windows
each, and are sufficiently large for
their purposes. In the sheriff's and
1'e'S's offices there are fire proof
Nau'tS with double iron doors,
"nloh nav combination locks, and
Will be perfectly secure both from
fire or thieves.
Clerk Delmas and SHERIFF Clark
will, we understand, n,Nye into
their respective offices next week
where they will be comfortasy
fixed up and ready to Dispatch
business in a way becoming to the
civilization in which welive.
The house is Observation-Disclosures,
covered with slate, every room
neatly plastered, is well and sub
stantially built, and is fully worth
the moneypaid for building 1t. ,es
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-04

1870 ia W. y
pay cash for the stock used, and d,
the work on small mareins, and ar,
therefore compelled to demaud III,
leash on delivery.
T. As WILDE seen by reading III,
new advertisement, Mr.. Perrott la.
added largely to his already well
selected stock of pictures, clocks
Eetc., and that he will sell his goods
Oh the installment plan Or AT u dis
count for cash. Go and see hi
goods and you will be pleased as
to prices, etc. .'.r1 r ar rn.'
I'VE learn that Commodore
John Nelson, formerly the well,
known proprietor of the Nelson
house at Jackson, is making ar.
lTangemets for his annual summer
cruise on our coast. He has char
tered the schooner Serinia Jn., and
expects to sail from Biloxi about
the goth Of May. 5#.,os e.}a4us
MIR. b. j. Jane is building a
house adjoining his saloon and res
taurant which is to beused as sleep
ing apartments for boarders. This
will enable him to accommodate
several more boarders, and Will be
an improvement to that part of
town. Notwithstanding the dun
times the spirit of Improvement is
still manifested by our citizens.
BY an act of congress of last
month a new post route has beeu
established from Pass Christian to
Williamsburg, by way of Alfred
V. Davis ferry, Poplar Head, Bax-
ter settlement and Graham's mill.
Now applications for the establish
ment of postoffices along the new
route should be made at. once.
There should be three or four Offices
between Pass Christian and Will
iamsburg.
Recently there has been a
change in the firm of Wallace &
of New Orleans. The old
irm has bren dissolved by limita
ion, and Mr.. John p. Richardson
md Geo. W. Carey have formed a
'opartnership to carry on the dry
FOODS and notion business. This
S a strong firm, and are better pre-
jared than ever to sell goods low
own and to supply the trade with
.rst-class goods and on short notice. !
AS will be seen by preference to
card elsewhere in to,day'ss Issue,
rot. JAS. a. Cranberry will take
is departure from our place this
vening. He has been offered a
lore remnnerative position as
rincipal of a school in Louisiana,
nd of com seis Observation-Disclosures M
S to take charge of a school where
ne Salary is greater and where ,
lpre will be b widels feldsofsHse-
Mr.. Cranberry has been
,aching1lGres for fof.n mouths, aud h
Us given entire satisfaction as
lucator and disciplinarian, and a
Des with the best wishes of this t
immunity for his future prospect
=. We know him to beia gentle @
an of high moral character, Gull a
ire and refinement, and sincerely
greet his leaving misplace. Mrs. :.
Booth will assume charge of his
.hool next Monday and carry out !,
Ie same rules and regulations nm :
,r which it has been conducted,
ID there will be no interruption q
'GassiolM2d. SIS
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Peas. a.. IaFFtH1 Hafr .. .,
Strawberries.
Many improvements. '. ''.
See notice Of seized goods,
BE in the academy at 3 Sunday
Chew Jacksop's best navy
tobaccno. 81 @AA9 II - Z.
IL rll w.I ~ .,rr--, a.
Strawberries aud English peas
in market. Nv
S. r. Thompson is ,eularsing
his warehouse.
-Alrjob printing is cash on de
livery of the work. 80
Mr.. w. II. Nix is having an
addition tput to his Pascageula
street residence. ..s. .,.l
-TIe American schooner Zene-
ha arrived Friday in ballast from
Indianola, to Denny 8 Go.
r. z q p
Mrs. SenhOra Booth will olen
school upstairs in Scranton acad-
envy next Monday morning.
Bear in n}ihd Chat we are pre-
pared to print ktter, note aud bill,
heads at rock-bottoin prices for the
cash.
Mr.. r. P. BIalaek is building
a gallery to his. place Of business,
and otherwise Improving the
premises
The dwelling of Mrs. NJ. G..
Dees in boing improved by having
anew roof put on, weather-boarded,
painted, etc.
The story by Palma is Nerys
good, and will appear next week.
Palms will please accept thanks
for remembering us.
Besides keeping on hand an
the popular moqthly magazines,
illustrated newspapers, stationery,
etc, DR.. Chidsey has u lot of fancy
tissue paper to be used il the man
ulactareof kites.&AGA~&L
Mr.. George Drain'has received
the appointment of constable for
this beat from Gov. Stone, and has
qualified and entered upon'the dis
charge of his duties; vice Mr.. L. G.
Walker, resigned
The l34it5h I zig NINE,
which was recently purchased By
Capt. Milne, a former conductor
on the N. O.. q NJ. railroad, arrived
in port from New Orleas last Mon
day, with an assorted cargo. c
The schooner II. Buddig was
sold a few days since by her own
ers, Galts. Buddig andp Voss, to-,
parties in Mexico. She brought
$4,000. The Buddig is now load
ing in the baylor Vera CruzfOrb
Capt. Juan Gener has recently
purchased the schooner Maud, and
is having her overhauled at the
shipyard of Pol and Frentz. The
repairs will be finished, and the
schooner launched this week. rr.
FThe Ymosbytery of New Org
leans Will cbnSenes at ' the Moss
Point Presbyterian church, April
10, at 7:30 pm. The opening ser
mon will he preached by Rev, ]. R..
Markham, DID, Of. New OrIeahst
We adapttention to the dep.
tai card of DR.. Edward Bloomfield, ,
found in this issue. DIR. Bloom. :
held is a graduate of the Cincin- s
natl dental college, and is fully i
competent to execute any business g
IN his pRofessionIt iF ,
Capt. r. ID. Smith has under 4
way a new barge for Capt. John a
roster which will carry, when fin +
lsled, about 100000 feet lumber. c
The barge is So feet long, 30 beam ii
md . feet 10 inches hold, and is a
among tile largest ibarges on tho e.
nyef 5an sTo0da
BY the sinkia ing OF q .b~argsaoad N
slaves in the Bigbee river a few t.
iays ago Captain Pol lost about t.
'iooO. The barge was being towed
''~n the river by the Knapp, W
Dap'aln Armstrong; steam tug,
'neh she' was snagged and the
'lHves host.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-04
Public Meeting.

Tiers will BE- nmneseting Qf the %
citizens Of Moss Point, Scranton
and the Seashore, held at the
courthouse in Scranton, next Mon
day, April Z, for the purpose of
makipgi arrapgements tpsenteftain.
the Mississippi Press association,
which will meet at this place on
the 4th Of Jnpes "a aYET
All citizens who are willing ito
assist in this matter are cordially
invited to attend the meeting and
give us their counsel in making the
necessary arrangements.
TJRlffF II G. II. w6oD,
OF. A. G. DELMAS,
EYao LOU NJ. A8DEEs,y lfal
FsJEFF -f- u17i R. j. JANE. - 1
Scranton, April 3, 1879. H..-.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-04
Handsboro Property
, la5 SALE s Cd

: The Undersigned offers for sale at a bar
pgslin the following desirable property st.
uated,in the town of Handsboro, Harrison
county, Miss. : g Il hla.3a f'Ibib aIfHB
One large, ~two-story frame DWELLING,
containing eight rooms, closets and gallery,
fire places, etc. Nine acres of land attach.
,edwith several omnge t1ces on it. Hall
of the land is under fence and in cultiva-
ton. .t..g - u.t. b.L.
3 Also a comfortable CorTAGE with five
rooms aud all necessary 'ontlnildings;
Situated in a pleasant part of town. I1E "
Also another CoTTAGE with four rooms,
an acre of Land attached and good. water,
Also two desirable town lots al Monroe
City. -'1 -EHu @'H ~
All tle above property viii be sold on,
very reasonable terms part cash ornego-
paper. Titles are guaranteed. ..lI
p. X. MAYERS.
Handsboro. Miss, March Z, 1879. Soft
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