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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09
KISSING sg, PErsR's roc.
a Remarkable Scene In the Great
Church Of Rome.

| Philadelphia Bulletin.
| i think most people imagine il
must oe dark, solemn, aucient.
looking place, but it is nothing Of
cue Eind. There is no dim re-
lgOaS light,n there is no obscure .
eorners into which one must peer
carefully to discover hidden
treasures Of ART. St. Peters IL
hsht IN every part, and bears few
mSfNS of age, compared vita most
ot the churches ia Rome, aud 1t Is
most satisfactory place to visit,
because, whether The day be Sulany
" stormy, hot or COLD, bs light Il
always good, aud The atmosphere
never culuges from an agreeaD,e.
even temperature. 1 Was not long
~ discovering the famous bronze
stat0e Of st. Peter, which, by the
way, was probably never Intended
TO represent bin ati all, the best
authorities now agreeing that il
was meant tor Jupiter. But, bow
eyer that may %, this very rude
ana ludrtistic agurc has long done
duty as 4 representative head Of
the church, aud on this first ana
al NY succeeding visits there WAS
4 sort VI tasciuaii0a lor me iY
Iatchius the never ceasing sircam
oA Feogle doing douur 10 the
ss&uc.'
: 81. Peter sits on aae marble |
fhfoae bbsccd ae,imst ftfe last /
column ou the right side OF the |
navel 0ne foot is extended 50 as to /
oe ln reach OF the faithful. and |
upuli ihe gsant tue haze Deeu iin-
printed 50 maDy kisses that the
ltSIoal dIgit was long aeo worn
away, and the new one in uiIapd |
ofohze viii probably, in It's taru.
)e teuewed ia the coarse OF u lew
inpded Years, il the oscula,oiy
irdctlcc be kept M ~ long. Ii Il +
sisht 10 behold old lneu and 1
laldons, yo9ng melt and children, +
'lsll and low, ficli and poor, one
'itn anotheg up they al march,
i've tue sacred. too- 4 dab witb !
and or haiiaaerthiAf, bestow thal
'iss ara travel 81; evllently withl
ne pleasing Consciousness OF a
niy performed A filthy. ragged f,
'esgar, a princess ,ih velvet and
ealshin, q bare.footed Franciscan ]
louS, q long string Of little sehool
oys, some Of whom must be lifted }
? ~ the bigger ones or The priest
charge, | saw OH sorts and con
lti2ns sl.slog tbat world renowned !
,e, and did my ogn self embrace I
t fit--vicavioasiy. o
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09
A Mistake syss Node.

Sau Francisco Chronicle 4
young lady gayo "her 9o0ng man''
10 beautifully worked pair og
slippers, ANA hc acknowledged the
present by Seuatus his picture.
inelsed IN baadsons lFaue. Tie
wrote 4 note to send 8ith a., and
'at Ehe same time replied apguiv
10 dn Oft repeated daa flf a.
nnpaid Tor 5aiJ OF CLOTHES He
saye q boy 10 cents 10 deliver toe
paca seS na ilgp~g gfs IA .,-ex..
plicif GiuetioAS aS To ana
destination oi each.
u was q bey with a. ffeckled
luce and he discharged hls erraH,l
Il. inapner taat should give him a
a'che Ia the tenple Of fane.
The Nonng lndy received d note
N h.r adored ones baud sitting.
and few TO her roam 10 devout rs
contents She opeiiei he missiye
With eager fingers, and read:
| am gettiag tifea OF your
eYefl''stiag atteniioas. THE sait
$ about worn out already. TIL
lever auonntei 20 iauoh. anyaly. I
PHASE so to tipnsrp
And tlle taller was struck utielly 4
!hmb wl,ea he oasnel 4 pafe.i a0d 4
lisroytfed the bietars Of Ms
ielinqneutN customer, with a note
hat said
''Wheu son gaze unon ths
eatnres thuik how much | owe
ou.7
men the unfortunate yodpg
pan called around That esening 10
eteiye the happy Acknowledge,
lent OF his sweetheart, he vas
Aoyed off Che steps
y the young Iady's father.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09

u sets en- rp myself says on,
islend, and svizias rs Is the arm
right where il is yaeeiasted. h.
dtasS rs 20 the door WITH great dit.
heliiy, otgiths-Anlihg bis sur.
eflor PHYSICAL strssfh.
Futenaa-We would ike 10 have
something TO SET up while you are
goue."
"Se' np the bible, or the ten
eommaudments, or a chapter from
Governor Roberts book on rexxS
of anything else ibe people have
n1i rS''a Ieg,F wtsreiiiy, ~ We pat
ne AZ ffVulner oui 1T The Office
and scalong sith him.
We hepe nov tlntt our readers
understand Why it is SO difficult for
rs 10 get up newspaper Doom for
W ash. JQaes aud the nlependent
movement IN Teyae.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09

Tbs eomnon phrase wef,l rely lispea
- sehoe' giFli IS slny part.
ioF eyed Hatro3s hss . soaud
That echoss W tha hsart.
let whee oaf iii1uds "a far away
ie hnglands white elitr,d shsrs.
Dame fashion tlrts her finger tips
Aud mnraaia "Au revoir"
Al eeassieas. cruel. sooial slans,
Why east a bliztting spellf
I. 10 .ex.se zillcisy essE4it
fout iiimn fos 'Farswsn.o
We hear 1t IN the grand saloons.
tlom maidea and mamma.
4 aiilJ modem sya opym-
'Ia-tal my dear, Ts-ts.s'
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09
siooa wsri. Pop ye.ns,.

teeiaaias---N onisu is ile mas
terpiecu.
Herler--W Wousu is .he crown &
creation.
Volr.ife-Woueg 4s,eh us r.
pose, clvilit} and di@Iity.
joan ouiuey Aiam@-All thai
~ ~ mother matte .pe.
Lessias-Nsture meaut to ms. :
Noman rs masterpiece.
Lamsf'ire--'rhert isa wsnaa 4,
'hs Nesiaa;Hg =. sll things.
Nhittlef--it oman i0st ns Ellen
sae.l as she al1te restores IN
Il. ). Bafiet-W0mau IA last a
tne cross and earliest 20 the crave
Rirhtet--No nsn can either lire
plo1sly or die righteous withou.
wife.
IN 2. WILTSHIRE sweetest
lhins m lite is ,he uncloudel
welcome OF a wife.
NOltalre--All the reasouuiq Of
men are not worth one sentiment
OF woman.
Bcecher--Wouien afe new
if'ce, recrrared Since Tie world re
celved Christianity.
Leopold Saeiet-Bat aae thing
On earth is heater than The YiA-
that Is the mother
ShakeSpeare-For where Is aus
aathor IN lhe world teaches such
ueautJ aS q womtH'siryeSf
Mlchelot-- Woman Ii the Sunday |
pt hiani rot bis repese only, out /
his JOY, the sail % his life.
Margaret Fuller Ossoli-Woman /
y born Tor love ,And isis iulposSlbla I
. turn her from seeking ii.
Louis Desncyers--A woman may I
De ugly, ill-Shapud Wicked, /.
gnorant, silly and stupid, but
iartsly ever ridiculous.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09
somestirs IN ,se eee.



Sedse firsiau has 4 habit OF .llo.
l.HS his watch uncer his nil.oa,
sAsH he goes 10 bed. one uigbs
s9mshow, IL slippetl down. aa,l -
'r Salse sas restless, il worked
us Nay down toward the foot Of Tue
ved. After 5it, while he was Il
!i- awake, las iOOt touched N. Il
sel' very coldi he was surprised
se.'isa, aiH' jamp:ug iF0l bed, he
ssid.
" sly gracious, Aaris. there's a
,ia'i Or something aadertap coyers.
4 ioucaesl e with ms toot.g
.ats. PlIlusii gave loBd scream
ara was On the toor in al Instant
"New d0n't 40 Aula.ing ard
TASing ~ the urishbors, ssid the
Jldge.' $ Fou eet / Groom OF
something, aud ge9s hx the tbing
mighty quick y
Mis- PitnlaA got the broom aud
g~Ne L 70 The Judge, with t,c re.
marG that she ielt as Trough snakes
were creeping up and down her
legs aud back.
" y noisense, Maria. Now turu
IOWA The covers slowly while |
hoid lhe broom ani bang it, Put
4 bucket OF water alongside az the
bed so that Wo can sl.oye it i, and
drOwn it,
Mrs Pitaan fixed tue bucket
and gently removed the covers
me Judge held tho bro0m uplifted
"nd as tbs black ribbon OF the sil,
yer watch WAS revealed, be cracked
away az 10 three or tour times with
'hc broom, lhea be pushed INA
thing on into tho bucket. Then
they took q light to investigate the
matter. When the Judge saw
What it was he said
" might have Known; il Is iusA
nae you wonel 70 10 srreeching
iud fusslng about nothing. rs
Utterly raiRed.r
'it was you that made the feas
io5 Me,' said Mrs. Pihnsu.
4" foa urelt't try to put tho
'lane on me.7
Ihe Judge turned in aud growlea
! hagia antii be fell asleep.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09

A story IS told of Daniel Web.
sfsr, Who once had the night stlae
trpm Baltimore % Washington.
"ira 10 companion save tAe driver
aud contemplated that wortby's
teroidding visage with vcrv
uneasy mind He had nearly
reasoned bis suspicious fears away.
whom they come to The dark Wood
between Bladensbarg ana Wash.
lngton, when ar. Webster felt bis
courage oozing out Of his finger
endS as DO thought what place il
Nds tor murder. Saddenly tbs.
driver turned toward him and
roughly demanded his name. III
WAS given. Then he wanted 10
kipw where BE was going. 10
MashlngEoni / an . I,euator, said
expecting bis worst
taonghts were upar realization.
Tue drive gr,sped hin by ths
naaa, saying, How glad | am,
ailster, 70 Aear thai; I'ae been
properly scared tor tbe last hour
Tor wheu I looked al yoa I fslt.snre
you we're Z higllwayman.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09

Why a woman wouldn't weep
i saw you it the funeral the other
'ias,7 said Que lady to another ves.
feriay. Yes; saw you, too.s
II never heard more affecting
funeral sermon; did yougp "NevaJ
Aud just think Of it, whom every
body was crying l veaelod for n,y
hatdkerQhief toand, to my h0fs
rorfrthatit u was ared eae I giaIl Ia
my pockst.g nG0od0esss what aid
you dor rfeWRY, IsTldii't err !. ! flsW
cnuld ! when every one else Id TIE
church was using white
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09
Al Ice Itsft Five Niles Long


Pest nspateh
4 noyel scene on The river to- day
wss The arrival from Wood river.
tweaty mites north OF here. OF 4 raft
% ice over FIVE niles long. The
iee.was about six inches thick and
one solid piece. On each end aud
on the siles we're men With regular
ratt oars 70 keep ii in the channel
api1 10 the os9tre Was i Uaitati
States h'ss hoatiug ID tire breeze.
Ihe iee raft gas lantled at the foot
OF North Market street and is now
being taken cut.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09
The Swiss Good Night.


Inc Hatch Tower.
Among the lofty mountains aud
elevated valleys Of Switzerland the
Alpine horn has another nse beside,
that Of sounding the far.fased Rans
Des Vaches, or COW song; aud til,
Is OF a Very solemn aud Impressive
nature. When the SUI has set il,
tue valley. aud the saowy summit OF
the mountains CLEAN with golden
iight, the herdsmen VITO dweils M,
OF the highest nhabitabse spot taka
his hOru- and pronOunces clearly
aud loudly through it, as through a
Speaking Trumpet, Praise the
lord God.p As soon az the sound n
heard bv the ueighboring herds.
iuen, they issue lrom their huts
take their Alplne horns and repaat
tue same words. This freqncntlv
lasts q quarter OF M hour, and the
calls reS0uud from al lhs noun.
talns aud roeky clits alounsl. All
the heldneii kneeI aud pray with
uncovered heads. Meantime it has
become quite dark. [" Good night y
al last calls tile highest herdsmau
through MS horn " Good night r'
agaiu resouuda from ail the noun.
tains, the bogus Of the herdsmeu.
and the rcekY tliils, The noun.
taineers retire to their dwellings
and 60 rest.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09
Thc Right sort Ola asrl

Boston Journal.
The following scene took plaee
at that whirlpool OF mud, slasb and
oStllug humanity, the corner Of
Winter aud Washington streets n
this city. Two pretty eifls were
9alkl 4 down Winter street they
we're handsomely dressed an.l were
chatting aud laughing with the
delightful abandon peculiar to tbe
foseate period OF youth, and they
seemed the very last persons wAo
would be interested IN suffering
humanity. A dirtf AMI ragged
besgar womaY, evidently nearly
0llnd, WAS crossing Washington
iron SuipIeev street, and was IN
great dagger Of being run oyer by
au approaching team, ahen one oE
these same pfetty girls dalted to
the crossing, toao sl0 Degear
woman ny he arm, aud buried
her to the sidewalk, wacee she lefs
ner N safety, aud 9alAea ap Wash.
lugton street Nith her tofaIar com.
panion, as II nothing had Aarneued
Three rich and handsome baehe,brs
OF thigtN-avs, 10 whom an eye.
Wltfess related tLis trle story. sre
n0w eagerly seeking TO Obtain that
ysnug Iatly's address
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09
chancery Court, seveulh District.


- " 49, Nh1LpA iiNlt
J1.kson county. first Monday OF March
sls september continuing six.days.
ranisoa county, second Monday in
March and September, continuing six DAYS
Hsreack county, thir Meuday n-Mareh
aHt September, continuing ak days
Nation county, second Monday aitrrthc
wusth Monaay IA March aud September.
continuing six days.
Perry county, hrst Monday after the
fourth Monday in Marrh aud September.
continuing six days.
uroeuc county, fourth Mondays In March
ha september, continuing SIS DAYS.
wayne county, fourth Monday after ths
ioertl Aoaday OF March, aud september,
continuing six days.
:. es@fkt goEHgy aurst Aquday h. Nay aad
NoFelnnef. Continuing SIX days.
tltaeriaie county, third MonGN Of
way ana Noyesnbdr continuing twelve
ANA
kenper county, second Monday iu Nav
nd November, continuing six dsys.
Aenthly rnssg ot Chancory Court on the
second Monday iI each iaonth.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09

A Scientistin Natuse calls atten.
ton to The pollution of tue air bv
Tue burning Of coal, and calculates
that IN the year 1900 All anisnal
lie viii eeHse to exist on the globe,
from the amount 0f carhunic sci,l
thns prodneel. EIe estimates that
10000, 900 tous ofcoal g.ls have cs.
capped IN the air during the nast
thirty years.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09

1smail, the ex.khedive, is going
TO live 10 England. lie bad best
come over aud settle Salt Lake City.
The law against polS gsmy does moi
seem to have made any appreciabIe
dlIfereuce.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09

Captaiu Howgate, the successful
embezzler Of tho Signal Service
hufcan, il Aaid tobs spendingthe;
winter ut Florida. The government
does mol Seem obo very auxions
to bring Howgate 10 Justice.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09
TnE COURTS.
EEGUl rERs.s.
4-.'-'-1-
csrenit ce'at. seyenth Districl.
sANLEL II. TERRkL. Jadgs.
THOMAS S EOED. Disf-i-f Att.f.,,.v

T Clarke county. tr,t siarday il Fe5ruar,
and August, containing twelve DAYS.
nenpal enrnty, iirst aeuday IN aiaref
shd Hestemheg, couluuing tw elve Gsys.
Lancscdale eountv, frst Monday il Julg
hiai January continuing twenty-.ouT iudi
e.al days Z b2siness raquifes
Wafne cennty hr Monday IN lApril
eal October. esay;nmns :. : tlazss -
of~e1s ceaaty, ss.coua M0niaviB Anrsl
abf October, eoatlnaQg six days.
Ferry eedufy. ,hird Monday IA Arrlf
and October. eoulinuivg SIX dsva.
Marion eoaaty ieurtlt Monday In April
end october, ceatiusiag SIX days.
dsucock enGnty. first ionaay sftor the
iaErtS Monday o. Aprlsald October. con-
tiaulHg twelve days.
Harrison county, third Monday at,o.
the fourth Monday Of Apfa and October.
continuing six days.
Jackson county fonrth Monday after
foarth Monday Of April All October con
hnuIng twelve days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09
iugerso'I oa Liquor Legislation.


Prom 81 Iasss.ies
Being pesssesl-sse sas~ie~s on
liau0r legislation Ehe oalcusl s,nI !
II the Mississippi and AL ifitrib.
ntanes were hlied with pure whis.
key, If the BANKS were luaf sugar.
aas all she Tow ggoards covered
WITH miut, there wclId be no mora
drunkenness tltaa'tliore Is to-day. r.
believe 10 The resrrainine Iofioences.
OF liberty
Colonel lngoFsen followed tlss
wlfh a stofs isbout lnan Who ask
FL smother
/" Would yon like 10 i've shero.
NJ ono ever drinks q tlroD of.
liqaogf
sYes.v
Where b. everybody is iudus-
* Yes.1
"Where everybol1 eoas to
Church on Sunday ~
= eE."
y, Where no onetalbs Of bis nclgh.
I" Tes.r
but there is no such place.
SUCH 9 place would be III Heavea.s
On no. any weiE regulated
peniteutisry isthat way.p
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09

The Coiannus index notes tl.o
fact sbat tlle deputy ehanccry
clerks 81 LoHndes county arn
ladies', aud says they perform.
their duties INST as wall As Il shrg
were men.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09
Church Notices.

n. !, Chureh, bee Ihonag pr,ce nes
tor, 2d Snuvsy PM t,h SUNDAY II An.
tpd Z pm Sunday Scacol every Sunday
naruiag
Baptist Church, r. II Htndon, pastor.
fitachmg hfst aud ihHd sunatys al :
Pin. asd Sec ond aid fourth saulays an !
.,s-y- ss.,ss.s.
s hNa y sch90s st 3"c'ctk pm.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09
Trials sna 1soaL.ss og sa.sI and
i6sf.

s..l. assll = rrzu.s Hzsss=szanagsn-rususszsa.
Trials sHa -soabsfs os sa.Si an
i8s'
= L'ae.ae..i pFopLel ihus wara
re 1rolfic "a ihe irihais.ious saot
70 come anen .leli, his o4ly na
: tige heiHg7 BE says, atlaL my iel
low mosta's may be led 20 essap
'as great ieaseWeats,
FlSAScIAL pANlC.
a great Guaeeial psnic wjl
sweep ike Wild IRE over tLe United
at'ieS saihe zine In 1858. which xl
ptasirafe all Industries. paiaiize vi
business apd throw ont u empleg-
iHrnt every man, wouah AMI child
10 The country
coaMrNlslTc War,
4 Ihe condition Of tile working
. classes will become 70 deslrrlt.
ihat they will rio= up ike q Hood
aad sweep away both church and
state and Gil the land with yio-
lence
: UgEAT wHIRLWiND,
Satan, in affecting tho world
p &c he did job, viii aext brine the
9eat whlriwInd OF Jeremiah xxsv.
52, which Will shay "from one end
y me ,atth even % The other end
ot 'the earth.' joel ii, I III con-
ialns some dreadful PARTICULARS OF
tlis Destructive whirlaiud
sE7EN GREAT COMETS
Satau wiil soon wheel i feet Or
sevca great comets iuto line. Que
"lll piuuge into Tho sun, nrodec. |
ihg a gfeut out5urst OF solar ight /
ahd beat, The moan win be M |
heuE az the san ana the Iightof the |
sun vii be increased sesenfold. |
Inc o'her SIX will al;ect tbe rivers, |
1he sea, the earth aad the air.
SNOW, HAiL, FLOODS AND FIRE. |
Tremendous suow .alIs, haHl
stones Of enomous size. awful
Hoods aud fleming ire viii come
ao@n 70 eopplete the dark piclares
EARTHQUAKES.
There Willie earthquakes Ia ii.
Eets places. Ihc most dreadful /
ana destructive oae Of all Will be
latter part Of 1854.
iuL SILVER LINING 10 THE DARK
CLOUD.
AS the Lord restored double to
lob 50 wii! he 20 eur land. n willl
''isa PhoeniX lisa from tle ashes
4 lts rniusaud ia the latter part Of
.sas "lli b. made like tic Garden
u Eden.
THE MILLENNIUM
The milienaium or reieu Of
]brist will begin I'd the United
'tates forty Years before tho res,
I tae world Is made new by tbo c
pod hiug.
BIASsINds.
asee boloes. trce supplies and
yerlastipg liie wlll. be Given to sll ,
DO believe IN tie good King aud i
se 70 TINS plate or refuge from tHe
si~ee'llions o. Satan ard tie fu.
ife Aatlcaslss whotD nc i 20 yet :.
? over the revived Roman Em.
ire,
2Y TO ESCAPE TINE AND q
f0pBLR.
Tbe Lord is to form i vast esmp
'ound The ereatpyramid OF Frypt b
i' at tho sonoding Of preat
nmpet the angeis are 60 cather
& elect there from one end Of 81
esyen to the other. ,sas Joel II.
Isaiah XIX, 10 Psalms AVN p'
u vino viii tnfn 10 God with ibeiy
hole hears and love the avpcar.
2 OF Christ VIII besupernaturallr
elected there uutil the time az p
lnhie Is OYER, that il from tba
tunn Of 1883 to the spring Of w
%. After chat set of nav r.
ents open Up which are too LONG 81
recount just now. l.
- -. -. =. III
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j. Rossn.s
0r. N. lMsore,
SURANrON, MISS

UWAsN-F 4 Jlsf ltID-.s
Has af2bhshed ~ Office On Delmss ave.
sse, here hemag be foUud VIXEN wauted
viii ettond calls'dsyor night, IN or. cut
ef town an1 at seashorc. Having been
continuously engaged IN the practice Of
Issdieso for tweDty-fnar years in the
South, feels confident o. being able to r.
lieve all and cure macy. Makes s,ieoial.
~ IN treating chronic diseases iie In.
Nitss consultation Give him trial.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09

No. Ig3 ivs. DiA 70 fofeeiose mort
Marx A. Dees. gage

No. lg3Svs Bill to foreciose mort
Marx A. Dees. gago
Pursuant to decree Of the chaneerv
court Of Jackson ceuntv Miss. rondrrsS
on the 18th day Of September, 1859. in tb,.
above entitled cause, ! will, at l2 O'Clock
M, on
Monday, the I'd day Of april, 1888,
ut tic front door Of the Courthouse Al
scranton, sell for caah TO the iliphest Sid.
der, the following described piece OF nar-
eel ct land, situated, lying and hena in
section eleven ILL, township eight (s)
south, range Blk t6l west, near the uai.
road depot az Paacagoala, ANA more pAtg
tlcularly described as follows. to-,yit
Commencing at the ne corner Of said lans
IN said section, thence running ycet mir.
ty-two chains and thirty-hre linka Ia the
county road thence running aanth "a IA.
Erces west ten chains to tho place Of be-.
Ripning thence east four hundred NM
twenty feet thence north one hundred
and five teoti theDee west four hundred
feet slore or less to tho county road alore.
said, aud thence south 81 degrees west Two
hunstred and ten feet to the. place Of
beginning, together with the buldiucs
q d appurtcnances thereon oi therenuto
bslanEing orin anywiso appertainibr in
eiuding astorehoase aud three tenement
houses. Tho etefe and cue haifse has
becn destroyed by dre amce the date 81
the decree. Al. &. DfrMAs
March Y, c''-bt G0mmisAionnr.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09
>. a. Heidelberg,
Attorney and Uoilssell0r az Lac an
Golicitef IN ChaaecrA

tsscAGouIA jackson county,, MISS.
: III practice wherever be may have
beslANs.
NiT give special attention to Collen
sseusui Clfancery business. such az set
8 fln9states, examining laud titles, and
. rag Regal opinions, "quietiug' titles TO
nd, obtaining divorces. etc.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09

a loagAvea male, s;tisl to havo
feep seRYlest a Tic Vaeog 1872, and
e a.lFe 0eienged 70 Gen. scotps
f.fElIzs IN 4 fneutly fafieti of at
- - M-I-- "A III. n.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09

4 Uncls John,a said little Emily
. do sou knew thata baby that was
fed on elephants milk gained
twenty pounds in one week n
\ Nonsense Impossible r ex.
claimed Uncle John, aud then bo
aese'l; "MAose baby was itY'
" The elephanl's,a said the little
girl.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09

IL. u NMcager druggist Fulton
saTs Alany persons IN this noighborhood
testify g The curative proper s OF
psuWE's non bftfeHs ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09

me millennium or reigu of
Cbrtst, will Negin I'd the United
STATES forty Years before tho resf
ct tae worid is made new by tho
good hiug.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-03-09

Ihe condition cf the Working
c'Asaes will hecome % desperate
'hat they will rios up ike q hoos.
aaH sweep away both church and
state and iiil the land with vio-