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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-08-11
MoOnshiners Caught.


Jackson Republican, 5th.
Revenue Collector Hill, received
Thursday, the following dispatch
from Deputy Burton;
OXFORD, Miss. Aug. 3, 1882,
Jas. Hill. Collector, Jackson. Miss:
Captured Saunders and one man
this morning with still, capacity 50
gallous, with mash to make 200 gal
Ions whisky.
(Signed,) JNo. s. BURTON.
Deputy Collector.
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Notice.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,
Julv IA 1sSO

July Ia, loS2.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed otice of his
intention to make fnal proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before A. G. Delmas, clerk OF the
circuit court, at Scranton, Miss, on August
l9, lsS2, viz: Charles Holland, home
stead entry No, 9si6 for the hf NV az
sec "a aud sc qr ne Or he ar Sc or sec %,
township 6 south, range ! west, and names
the following witnesses TO prove his con.
tinuous residence upon aud cultivation Of
said land, viz; Enoch N. Ramsay, David
Mizell, William p. Nize1l, Godfrey Mizell,
all ofVancleaye postoffiee, Jackson county,
Miss. r. e. kerr, Register.
July Ia, 1852. 1855
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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE ATJAcKsoS, Miss.
.Iulv 81 fslg

IAND UFFTCE AT JACkSON, MISS.
July 81, lSd2. !
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of bis claim, and that said proof viii be
ma lie before A. G. Demas, circuit clerk,
at Scranton, Miss, on August %, 1882, via:
Michael Cox, homestead entry No. 1926,
for the II hf ne or and se or ne or sec Is,
township 6 south, range west and names
the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz: Langston Collins, Freder.
lex Krohne, Henry Crnthirls, Mike Me-
Clellan, of Ocean Springs post office, Jack
son county, Miss.
r. c. KERR, Register.
July 81, 1882. 1s-5t
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" That sunday Law. =

Editor DEM0CRAT-STAR.
viii you be kind enough to pub
hsh in the DEMOCRAT STAR, the
Sunday law of Mississippi, tit there
is oue) and | suppose that there
must be one from the reports afloat
TO this effect: That certain citizens
ofBiloxi, principally those engaged
in the sale OF otiutoxicating liquors and
refreshments met lately and held
an Indignation meeting, because the
late court held in Harrison county
had found cause ior action for VIC
lation of the Sunday law against
certain persons in Biloxi.
Your correspondent "Pap" in n
late letter speaks of a "Spirit of
ianaticism raging complains Of
the late grand jary Of Harrison
as lacking common sense, good
Judgment, etc, because they tailed
10 perjure themselves by not find
Ing true bills where it was their
duty to do so, when facts presented
officially demanded it. Now it is
believed by many that Hancock,
Harrison and Jackson counties are
specially exempted from the Sun
day law' TO accommodate pleasure
seekers from other States. A late
prize fight in Harrison, ut thecounty
site, Mississippi City, by men who
came from New York and Massa.
chusetts. on purpose, would indiA
cate that these coast counties are
Tor he special benefit OF the lawless.
Will the next grand Duries held
on this coast do their duty in the
matter of profauc swearing and sell
Ing liquor to minors, or does a spe
cial exemption forbid i'll
1t does seem wrong Gfno exemp.
tion exists) to blame a Judge and
grand jury for the faithful perform
ancc of II sworn duty. Don't find
fault with the executive officers of
the law. II the Istw is wrong, repeal
it ut the proper time aud place.
But let sworn officers Of the law
execute the law as it is, without re.
gard TO threats or mtimlddtioDs
from any one. All true citizens and
honorable men viii sustain the
courts of our land in the righteous
discharge of duty.
There are many goUd citizens IN
all the named counties who feel
especially grateful for the seeming
indications OF a healthy reform in
good morals. II there were no
interests to consult, other than the
few dollars left in our towns by Sun.
day plcasure.seekrrs, no one would
care much, but we cannot expect
our barren acres to he titled, our
many internal resources developed,
aud publish to the world that the
coast counties OF Mississippi are in
favor of general revelry on the Sab.
bath day. CITIZEN.
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FrightfuI Mortality in New York

The mortality for the week end
ing ut noon today, 5th, reached the
appalling figures OF l2l7. A larger
number of deaths has not been re.
corded in any single week in ten
years. Tue deaths tor the day mum
bered 2iS. One.third of the victims
we're infants, who succumbed to
cholera infantnm, due to the heat
Five sunstrokes were reported in
Brooklyn to-day.
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Elderly spinster, who is being
measured for a pair of boots: "An,l
mind that you make one larger than
the other" Attendant, with aston.
ishment: "Then they won't be fel-
lows, ma'anp e. s., with asperity;
J" Certainly not; | 10 not like fel.
lows, and | will have nothing what.
ever to do with them p
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Col. Popham, clerk of the U. S
district court at Richmond and su.
pelintendent of the folding reom OF
the U. s. house of representatives,
one of Senator Mahoue's leading
agents In manipulating affairs IN
Virginia, has been detected in sew.
eral Infamous torgelies and is now
fugitive from justice. Aberdeen
ErdnsiHer. x
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The war department has three
hundred new clerks to appoint, and
two thousand applicants are on file
each backed by a peck oi. two OF
endorsements and testimonials
aberdeen Erdmiae,.
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"For whom are you tolling the
bell ~ asked gentleman of a sex.
ton in u country village. For
Mrs. -" was the reply. "What!'
said the gentleman, "she is not
dead p "Not dead! Then | have
tolled IL lie !"
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a gentleman at Derby, near Buf-
fale, N. Y, has a yearllng heifer
which helps herself to water by
moving the pump handle up and
down with her head and horns.
While she will work away until she
satisfies herself when thirsty, she
will not pump for the remainder OF
the herd. Ii an animal she cannot
master comes up to drink she de-
murely walks away and chews her
cud until the coast is clear, when
she will 20 back and pump until
she gets water enough for herself.
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"Mr. Heru, MIR. Grow ; Mr.. Grow,
Mr.. Horn.p -
Mr.. Horn don't gaze at Mr.. Grow
with the affectionate regard that a
Fiji Islander would bestow upon a
fat missionary + Vicksbary Herald.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-08-11

A woman can dress her hair to
make herselflook ten years yonngtr r
but the best man can do IN to
partly cover a bald spot and feel
that he is a deceiver.
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IL. pFHOcRAT-sfAk-
WHERE SMALL ! L0FEf
BY CLINTON.


n,h. shapes aud lips aud eyes,
~ every style and whIm,
,n knows best for which be sighs,
~ sirl which best suits him.
every cline the lovers hve'
r,l haply finds his mate
,onu,srpart who'll to him give
N. ny or woe--his fate
:. lave in Eastern elimes, know.
1 y,., beauty rules men there
vh.n the brightness melts like snow
| Man leansto that more fair.
=, lave in Western wilds, ] wsen,
m. rough love, wald'ring, free,
ok-a loye-a fancy ssen-
The Nand'rer-whcre is hei
l,r love in Northern colds; yes there
A something ills the heart;
/
,,. met bind down to home, and share
IA hfe with better part"
-, love in south-o glorious home
For lovers, leved and loving!
I,,nrerless maids, heath Southern dome
lind many heart from rowing.
~. shall lovci You ask me "wheref
Where shall ] find my Lowell
Lh,,e shall find the fairest fair,
From which | could not rove.
/ No,-h or south-you ask me where'
In East or Western land p
me l,na where beauty blooms most rare
There shall weave loves band.
khte. is that land where love may rest
Where is its native bower !
Eh.re are the lips, the eyes, the breast.
Mans ii hest, lovc-bought dowerl
Nhere is the symmetry Of forml
Where Is the flowing hairl
ehere is the shapely hand aud warm,
Full heart lyon ask mo "whereT
Tome Soulhward, Rover, Ills The land
OF flowers, love, aud life;
'cme southward, Waud'rer, IL your hand
Seeks for tho fairest wife;
ume 'outbward, lovn'g heart, aud learn
The spell of woudrorfs passion;
ome SouthUar,i. II you seek to burn
Tor iaircr than Cireassian.
|, bonny South, Gods love. bTost land,
Whose orange scents tho air
lcve thee for thy ruro, bright band
OF women, moulded fair.
an folget, for poorer ehaims,
Their heauty--uoted longi
crgive. if e'er | wrought II harms,
And hence be this my soug:
i've me the lissoms, graceful form,
The ,lancing glowiug eye;
I've me the Sonthmaid, fire aud warm
To bless my speeding years;
us he the baud TO lie in mine,
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~. aA's is the season Of the year
saaa saea the farmer loves a drink Of
sss. sS0a, pure water. Do not forget
sa's. ssss animals, including your hot
ssa. ss..ens, thrive on the same limo
sss' ny, . beverage, Healthy fowls can.
wv % Fased on flthy water.
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Little Mss Innocent tseated at
dinner) to pompcus old cove: ''Mr.
81, wont You drink " s.: Yes,
my dear, certainly but why 7"
Miss L.. tBecause mamma says
you drink like fish, aud want to
see how fishes drink Sail
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Said a fond husba~d 70 his Wife:
t" Ny dear, ] think mi buy you a
little dog.n ~Oh, no. she replied,
~ prefer giving,you all my affec-
.tionsp
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Paul SarraZin,

Successor TO Edward II. Brimble.)
Dealer in
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
Collector Of Drafts, Bills, Accounts. ond
all description of Banking business,
SHIP AND INSURANCE BROKER,
Poscagonla and Scranton, Miss
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An eniicher Of tho blood and purifier Of
tile system cures lassitude and lack OF en-
crgy snch Is Down's Iron Bittera' H-2
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PROFESSIONAL.
DIR. w. Moore,

SCkAkIONi hiSs-.
Has established an Office on Delmas ave-
nue, who're he may be fOnnd When wanted.
Will attend calls day or night, in or out
Of town aud at Seash0rc. Having been
continuously engaged in the practice Of
medicine for twenty-f0ur years in the
South, feels confident of being able 10 re-
lieye all aud cure many. Makes special
~ in treating chronic diseases. tie in
vites consultation, Give him a trial.
Aug. 4. isaz. 20ly
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It is now asserted that no Cincia.
natl woman will talk through a tele.
phone auless aer hair Is frizzIed.
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Rife rractice-Picking pockets.
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Losta at sea-The sight of land.
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c. IN con per day at home, Samples worts
W W v@u s free. Address Stinson 6 Co..
Portland Maine lily
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=, lave in Northern colds; yes there
A mmething fills the heart;
-. ueu bind down to houie, and share
IA hfe with better part
l ., lave in south-0 glorious home
For lovers, lnved and loving'
,,,,,rless maids, heath Southern dome
Bpd many heart from rowing.
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Apemented DlllnIan.

The police ropg charge OF yesterday and
turned aver 10 The county authorities an
,ld anu drr.. man pho gave his name
~ l., Al. Cain. lie IS of German extrac-
ton AID dry suit az "a trr.t
and tom, uiiip in keeping with his own
looks rhr Il mans mind is weak, and
ne has 49, d ait hid a hard voyage of u
.uu The .uuu s.u.s,a Of life. The clock
If his age has tolled sixty even
wears AID his last waning life has been
uelluerd by. the stealing hours Of Time.
one can never fully judge of an theirs
grief, hut tie old man, NJ be held nut his
hand Ia HERALD reporter. wrpt, and as
he stuo there IN his battered hat aid thin
clai suil, with his face covered with a
subj, rca-d. he was the very picture
inv,r, "a despair. He talked freely
in hroken L III IA, ard said he had lately
ONE o ihis state from Fair Haven town
= ip. ~ Hnr,n .'puniy, Michigan. he has
threr married sous and daughter living
therr but ri-, TOO sre poor, aud. hoping
tpt.ats t.>ttu Wav 10 the world, he cams
u Texas " 90 the ev' eciation of getting
work tarti. .h,-.p. rii had not succeeded.
" ..,l q. . lee would he glad 10 get back
erna 1T iimins mind is evidently
iuipair 4 Pol. ~ held NJ the jail Tor safe
teQufu
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THE DALLAS wEELY HgR tLD, FHUVeDt Y.JUNE :. 1850.

loos ana resolutions 10 be- placed on N,
curt record. sud That the ttun adjourn
for fhe term, as marx Of respect 10 the
honored dead.
CoasloANA, Nay 20 the committee oi
our citizens who went 10 Palestine Ia IN.
spect this walerwWks Of that place came
back last night very well pleased IN every
partlc lar and grateful 10 the p,Ople Of
that city forihe cnurtesies shown them.
They report fayorubly on thu WORKING Of
the ~ stem and think the lire protection ful-
ly adequate for ull OF our peecssities.
The concert tonight by home talent,
under the management OF Professor Schir-
macher promises to be very we'll attended,
fully 100 reserved seats being already sold.
Clarity IL Husy will move into the bank
room next week, II being the first build
ing finished in our new block.
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JAY GOULD's BROTHER.
An Elderly feddIcr Claims Rel tionship
With the Railway kiog.


Yesterday evening reporter nt the Sen
lnel was accoSted by AN elderly man;
whose face bore traces of dissipation, aud
asked il he did not wish to buy patetl
garter al the same time producing the de-
vice, which was ingenious enough Ia
r,.prrt,r Sprediiv convinced thu old mat
that there was no need Of hi war : tIs
ease, AS upwS"aptr men wear no stockings,
aud wnnld 10 harefo"ted did not the cor
sidprate puhllr sometime cast Sho into III
,lev-ways The old fellows lius move
con, ulsivelv, auu he started on, and hen
turned and her ell the loan al dine,
saving aunlo gericatly, Il want a drink,
Young man, \ d something 10 eat" rms
refre~h, 4 n dor pleased the repnrle
aud, strange 49, it may seem. lie iShrd ~
10 cents aud hnndel il To the suppliant
rst a,ki.g him il his business didn' kee,
INN. The Hinu said that h" continued t''
keep himself, but lie had been on "a spree
aud got down. However said the OF
fellow. IT,, nothing I've heen up aud
down So often t.ir don't mind it,
What is your name
wv ]. GnuLI, aud whrth,r you believe
II or not my brother is worth his millions
He is JaN GouId, and ! guess you hav
h. ard uf him" -
tiere II ri-nd Of the Seniinel man cam'
up. aud the prddlrr repeated hi> II - riiou
"rh- fact young fellow, Tn soldier 80
crtuhr. rA"lv- years agp had 4 good
starr through IN, brothers generosity
aud uighl npw he installed ia good
pnsiti n. hu, WHISKY has got me dow"
For ,hrer years have drifted from town
to town AID tried - make. an honest
,iving aun hu, uh o@u whisky 10y iA,fhs
.,,,d ned Ting. II should let INV brother
know Shr-. am he would help me. I've
got a 'nurh of pride though. and shall ken
np IA, tramp until the jams take me off
I've had 'rro in NV boots twice and an SUI
to h. caught Tn stopping ~ the Avehu'
house yonng man. and snail he pleased "a
see YOU asay from here SATURDAY NJ
the town * no good for ny business. The
patent h-xihlp CARER won't go down
Goni-b,,, Tn "a. ~ make toe price Of my
lodging u can."-[For Waynr Sentinel
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rnMRANN4iiNtt ROBBERs.
A Core p N sent frsm. % SEQ writes ohder
bate ,,rshr t5th , Follows:

Date 81 she JDth. f"i'"""'
The EasllaISd Review A ives the boys
eng. 81 ,h,. late train IN bbery at Ranger
the following rt,mpljn,' pa ry notice-take
,si,c ,.3,rwith he n, 'commenda, ion
o6the. ia ri, ttittorr ev t., init the SEN
ere. u ia ry9ber. tiilletre (ano pleaded
suIry). - rec year, III thu pehitehtiar'
md il mnunt5. to an inwi, alton to the
how 81 10 ouerute within the i, lrisdiction OF
,JiT Martin and w. ID, VIC Donald, two
of thu p,rtie. engaged in the tn I'm robbery
At Rn,y-r i'm ihI4 county, we've brought III
nv he deputy. sheriff of She. by county
.tn.dv Nav OH and are now in
r,r cnluty iall They we've CAP tured las,
THURSDAY in Shelby county TIE tas, whtr'
.vouup VI ,rtin was raised from his child.
hood QuIe number OF on cltizehs
.ntherrl at the jail when the 'oys were
rruught ia aud they were kept ~ lte busy
.haki hands with their nnmerUu sfriends
.nd acquAiniauces. they seem to he IN
sOnt n, aha and spirits, although Martin
c,umpuirs of having suffered severe ~ rom
wound in the thigh.
Captain Morton is steadily rec )vering
rro q injuries received while in Pun suit Of
the train robbers
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Assignment oi osea in the district cour
f,r the week beginning Monday, Nav 20
1882
1892 Wrpde VS.. Jones ct all.
1901 Wa erma Starr Il Co. IS. d. b WarrNl.
% s T. c. Il Abe Rhine VS. Blake IL jenkins
(M0ndayJ
3n9 I;hls Warner vs. A. C. Garrett bishop,e .c.,
n lday
$3.50 jack scntr VS. T. & P. Rsy Co.
3eSl e \ Wilmans and aife VS. X. C.Work ct nj.
Is Nave G pddnrd & 20. VS. Ogden & Wolff
s70l James Bnutly vs.. Dali count
3,:}G SutrD e NV marks VS. Fniend IL Loeb
I'd Jam,s Brooks VS.. T. Il r. Ry Co.
i03S Korelani IL Harri on VS.. Afford & Veal.
1 ~ o \. Chapman amr VS. w C Sickles.
10 James iawicy vs. 7. & P Railway c..
Ii7O Mr, II Pepper vs. q p. Railway Co.
MS Hsnnlh r. :. ecker VS. D. & W 1 r. Co.
ii9l G mn & Baum " ia b Lygo.
1875 IA MHp'cs IS Texas Trunk K. r. Co.
900 W Cum Y w. C. Seklcs.
1893 e. W Parser vs., W. c Howard ct al. (Fri-
i3l6 Nat VI Buriord vs. II. z Lantz.
q = Sanger b rs. ". Texas rr NIX X Co.
1874 rhurd q Davis vs. I Xas TIKI K. X Co.
i33i THO pSOu " Texas Trunk %
{ u Duf 'rhIli.,kt, oXas Il Pacific Ry Co.
49, ,ober ! n vs.. Texas Trunk Il. r Co.
i3l3 Moon q y met vs.. Texas Trunk r. 1t. ca.
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Distressing nesih OF Wife In Her
Husbs nd's Arms.

The most distressing death o. the Month
cello Miss cyclone WAS that OF Mrs. ar
roll, h,'su-,. 81 thi iaatner in which ~ wHs
hr ~ ~ az ~ II airing the storm APP
t,r ..sc.it x. Air. Carroll. aith the baby ~
h. arn,s n h,,i 100 her husband. Or Car
r.,i VII, ihn-s bis arm about her neck.
~ fiif- "a 90 mument The wind blew the
limb - 80 thp h.tn-r daVn upon ihrm SOD
cfu b. y them 80 he floor. he ~ Their Win
her infant o. her arnIs. fhe % ishand erh
hi atni a..u.fi his vile aui thtr'
h. f.hnsrd r ~ dfa'h a sliing ffm-
"A. r. "a trs : u o. hu but iocked
the D..,,nr's a-in ., rif'z.i .,ut her u'ck
l,., b.. etil a.t move 30 H. Eas n
sciau- ths. &c. sns killing hrr. hu 81 his
eff RS ~ ihr.ss 1T the 'irlhrrs rrrr futile
A-sisi 90. f-sure 100 hour too lfis. TIE
stdri 81 j. .sautffui and lf.iHg sit~ if1i
taken ~ q eir -ur VS. - neaih'- cf'if
eni.r~,. 80 ID hu-bsni III iht' hr 49,
h. nt.ssus.. dee rin u l''r = Hih. 20
DAYS H.. .ilin.ist rlvinr Inttr. TIE
hsi.r VS. 81. kiii.- i--sli. ~ y The tal
init b rs ., So arp-s'i o. % afh ~ ~
urfher 90 %" isars L VIZ 90 lAiss-l
~snfifsl
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AlrxASDrn H. STEVENS.
shs,oh u MA ioas Career and unu.a

sa,,,, q, nis tong Career aud unusas
business ~ bhs'
F,om u,es,o OBLIGATIONS Mr.. stepbeni
gives PROMISE Of llgi.1g many years and
some OF his most infinite friends believe
that lie will reconsider bic purpose to II tire
tom public life. II Is = mistaken idea
that Mr.. stephens Is rich because he lives
well aud enierIuiDs baDjtofsely. lie al
Ways did live we'll, and from ths nme he
first went into public lie has kept open
house. HIS comfortable hut old.fasbionedl
hOusr NJ Cfawlorlsville Is, and always 6Ss
been, 4 rsndezvOns Tor politicians, lawyers
farmers aud strangers who chance 10 visit
that village. IL is known rs Liberty
Hail, for IL Is like unto an inn
whose host dispenses u bounteous hospital
ity IN All the simplicity imaginable. Mr.
stephens has virtually turned his plalta'
ton over to his former slaves, who, though
quite fond Of heir old master are not over
jealous TO pay him the small rentals H.
mas mnde money, nut much of IL he has
either spent on others or lost in unlucky
, Investments He is quite charitable, ana
y as never known TO refuse aid to the poor
W, ~ came within his reach. He has edu-
~ ed great many boys, sending then
,o' c %ny 70 lie srd der1ed SGh0Oi rcya G'
If A 500 from the sale of his " His
orr ot the War tween the States V
His D -rcenlage of the profits was gate
.maic hough il may be, as some of his
hi nj. assert, that the sale of this book
las eyer, drd that of Mr.. J, tferson DAVIS
YORK A, Ter devoting some of this none,
~ cha,iNa BILE purposes, he IL st the remoln-
Ier.--utcM the greater patt-in The sun,
a,lv inurri, II which he started in 1872 al
,tS,IiIu. i,ts avowed mission being tu uppos'
o ra,e Cyrloe, y Since then Mr.. Stephens
as made M ne money from his school
eoe,aphy. ~ hich is in use among the
duc,tio al Institutions throughout the
min He dc YES not little sum from
IL cu,trlb,,Ti.. IS 10 magazines He is OF,
{ the qon riEuGt 'rs 10 a'yc,opiehia. he Is
ow p,ruarier and expects to have put
shed mis- E,I., general history of the
-nltrd STAGES. Mr Stephens employed q
)rps al ten clerks on ms work, wnich ~
.rs ms, 4, slIu,,I,n ended, His active hab
$ acquired in earl, 'lie 90 not permit M.
rest he is proA any the most lndust1
ps man ,,fr his ,,tr "A ow living, He never
re. of hiaeworl< and needs but little sleep,
INN u, ,,,en w,e,,jN seem to be more than
eLoue.,c,a men.otf his age, who is con-
,,ntly hr9,t hv an kinds of PERSONS
New York Herald.
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NIexia,
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MExIA, May N-Deputy Sheriff Waller
arr, sted Albert Evans, from Freestone
county, for stealing horse in Hubbard
City, and lodged HIM in Jail at Groesbeeck
An enthusiastic meeting was held at
udd Fellows hal To-Day 10 defeat local op
lin in our county. The election will come
off June 10 b.
MExIA, May 25--Business here is very
dull.
Prospects for good crops of cotton and
corn are splendid.
Politics arr growing warm. We have two
Candidates from our town for county officers
Captain W III Adams is the cspice OF
very one for county attorney, and will b.
ell ciea by large majority. Joe Walter,
"the Pinkerton" OF Limestone county, Will
he our next she'iif
Local option stock Is falling.
MEx1A, May 26.-Colonel w. Taylor
aud Or. Gregor. Of Waco, are visiting our
town. They propose to build the Texis
Midland rail way via Mexia If right-of-wa,
and $40, 900 are subscribed by our cities
No doubt we soon will have a railroad
, boOm
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NAyAsToA, May 26--This evening Colo
mel Mckay, of Houston, altemp ed to cei
ABOARD the train while in Iuotion. HI
stumbled AGAINST some Que AID tell b.
tween the car platforms How he eschue
death is Il mystery. He was very, badly
mashed and bruised
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