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John Phoenix, colored cock At the
Coolidge. took vacation long enough
TO become saturated with whiskey. He
resarned and Immediately engaged In 6
controversy with Mary Richards, .
laundry girl, snd assaulted her. Col
Whitley promptly boosted the unrul =
gentleman. aBd Mary Richards died .
complaint against him before Justice
Fletcher.
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Nj. o. A. Aoser Of thu city desires
all the Iowa veterans in Kansas 70 seno
their names and address 20 him. He
contempIstes publishing . roster.
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The political pot is beginning 70 boil
vigorously everywhere Il Is when It
bOils the hardest that it slOps. over the
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CardInaI Mc1 nskr
Dsas..ehusett. Democr.tI., Conv.n.,,

NEH YORK, Oct. T. The condition of
Cardinal McCiosky this morning Is
about the same as last evening
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Thomas L. Ryan. former sheriff of this
county, has been appointed deputy
United States marshal for Lyon county,
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The pOsthumous works Of Hugh Con-
way, the great novelist and author Of
''Called Back" are soon to be published.
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If the mayor will now send for his po-
lice force the citizens will doubtless
take hold and clean out the burglars.
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A bracing ride behind o D. Lees ac-
tive roadster soon brought as 70 the new
Presbyterian college, which is rapidly
approaching completion-at least SO far
Is the stone work is concerned. We
doubt ff.there Ii as fiae piece of archi-
lecture elsewhere 10 the state. II Is an
enterprise of which our people may well
Gal vroaa
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Apples are being sold In this market
for 35 cents per bushel for mixed, and 80
cents for Ben Davis and other winter
varieties
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AZ &c. L0uas.

AZ &c. Louas.
81. LOUIS, October 2.
-Kseeipts. $3.50; shipments, LEO;
market active aud easier. packing, s8.k00
2.7s; Workers, g e603 IS; Butchers, s. 000
CITTLz-RecsIrts, LOO; shIpments, 500:
market firm, with urgent local deDABds
Shipping stears, - 250Seos exports, Ssh,
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Ar Trade 0EETERs
Arkansas CITY.

H-This Kansas City Live stock market e
reported especially for the Empor1a Dolly
News by ANDY ]. SNIDER - Coz rooms =
and "a exchange building Kansas City stock
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K. Z. Torrington was elected TO I'll
the vacancy Occasioned by the death of
j. r. Walkup, and F. E. Raymond wss
elected in the Third ward to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
b. B Morse.
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THE WEEKLY GAZETTE contains afty-
six columns OF choice readiug-matters and
VIII hereafter be furnished to Subscribers At
age paid, making the price less than Two
CENTS WEEK PRE CORY: IL Is the only Re-
paPsr Ii me Central States Il has no SO.
m he news WITH every eesiSapi Rn1 aet. i've e
decent shape, with the following depart
THE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
REPORTS are given In 1ull, and their reIi-
ability is well knewn tboughout the country.
own special wires from New York ana chic
ago, giving bottom facts as 10 the markets.
TIE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
one OF tbs most popular features, and has al
ways been considered OF more yaIue 20
farmers than many tines the cost Of the
paper This department. is carefully edited
By men OF large expertence.
THE CHI "a EY CCRNER, exclusfVoiv for
oans SeeR1s snd me ssls ftolts; e oae q
Weeklx end selni-M eekIy editions.
0RI9IHoAk sIORIEs AND CHOICE
resPondence from all parts OF the world, ap-
pears every .weeK IN both the Weekly and
TaE WEEKLY GAZETTE. in q word. Is
Q eomp1ete newspaper, and should be read
Farmer and Professional Han in me United
B7FoRE you subscribe for next years
paper it would be well 80 examine copy Of
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THE SEH-WEERL Y n PHblished every
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anc6 ETsDspaFee any where in the world that
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/ ties that have mall facilities oniy twice 6
WeoEs &nd % seose persons Eao want the
news okteBer than once . week.
RoetmasfeGs are generally Fecegnizod IS
agents for this paper.
fsshess g % GLIB gent. ssad your sub.
seFIpeson direct.
Extes i.aseensnts are oGsrsdt 10 elul
agents asF 1sS5-,8G.
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RANK sTATEMENT.

Report of the condition of the En-
poria National Bark, at Emporia, in the
state of Kansas. at the close OF business,
October /, 1885.
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A city rock pile has been improvised
to-day. and Marshal White has put his
prisoners TO work.
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ronElan HEws.
| uNroN DRsrRKD.


LONDON, Oct. THE Times today
publishes an interview its Paris cores
pondent had yesterday with Prince Ho-
henIope, the German ambassador to
France, respecting the recent elections
for members Of the chamber Of deputies.
Prince Hohenlope said: In my opinion
the only possible way under the circum-
stances for staple government Is by IN
ion Of the two Republican sections Of
the chamber, as am afraid the radical
left minority will not defer 20 the desires
Of the moderate left majority regarding
governmental measures.
sERyIA HEARD FROM.
BELLRaRADE, Oct. liking Milan, At
q meeting Of the chamber of depu-
ties yesterday, declared that In the
event Of the union between Bull
Grais and R0umelia being Recognized by
the powers, Servia would fight unless her
demands for extension of territory were
granted.
HzRAGRE BENEFIT.
DUBLIN, Oct. THE fund for the re-
lief Of james Stephens. ex-FenIan head
center, amounts TO only 81 500 and his
friends are greatly disappointed at the
meagreness Of the subscription.
Europe has hitherto been enabled to
live on good terms with the French re-
public, but the republic Of tomorrow
may differ from the republic of Yester.
day. If conservatives use their COM
parative victory solely in the interests
OF the country they may easily contrib
ute towards maintaining or even i'm
proving the relations of France with the
rest OF Europe. If, however, they
should use their increased forces 70 dis
turb the situation and call into question
the established order of things, France
would enter into period of troubles
and agitations, and would require the
closest watching by foreign statesmen.
Every oscillation in France at the pres
ent moment makes sensible difference
in the political calculations which now
occupy the attentions of Europe
AooNLIGHTKRs.
DUBLIN, Oct. THE Davitt land sys-
tenn agitation increases daily. The
Moonllghters are forcing farmers to
swear they will not pay their rents.
Several farmers were waited upon by
the MoonIighters, last night, and COM
PEELED to take the oath to that effect.
CHOLERA.
ROAR, Oct. 5.-One hundred and sew
enty-two new cases of cholera and fifty.
Six deaths reported In Palemaro yeGter.
terday.
NATIONALIsT CONVENTION.
DUBLIN, Oct 6-The first nationalist
county convention for nominating can
didates for seats in parliament, was held
at DicklAW today. Mr.. Parneil, on the
opening the convention, delivered an
address, in which he urged unity of ac-
ton aud self-sacrif1ce of political am
billions in the selection of candidates of
the party. He referred 10 WicklOw's
harbor. which, he said, testified that
Irishmen were capable of better work
when not fettered by the English gov
eminent. The remarks Of the home rule
leader created great enthusiasm.
PROLONGED CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Oct 5--Earl Caravan, lord
lieutenant of ireland and Prime Minis
ter Salisbury had 3 prolonged conference
to-day.
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The paving of the alley IN the rear of
the court house looks like good job of
stone work
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IL. T. Heritage. cashier of the above
named bank de soiemnly swear that the
above statement Is true TO the best OF my
knowledge and belief. L. 7. HERITAGE.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this eth
r av Of October 1885, w. H. DALE,
49, Notary Public
CTerm expires Nov. 4. 1850
Correct-Attest:
Z. HOOD,
W. Il. SoDKS. Directors.
p B. PLUME,
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The mAyoF-has he returned

Severe frosts have been experienced in
several Of the middle and western states,
especially Iowa
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The News wants everybody 70 feel
free in the matter of local mention. We
shali be more than pleased TO have no
tics OF the movements of our people, Of
their doings and sayings. marriages.
births. visits. sociaIs. festivals, improve
ments. business changes. etc TIE
NKws must be every body's paper or the
management viii fall short IN its de-
| sion
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Commercial street 10 beng padded, in
the attempt 10 give it a healthy appear
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ELECTIoN or UoUNCILMAN.

The election of courcilmen in the
First and Third wards Tuesday to fill
vacancies, resulted as follows:
First wARn
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ADyERTIsEp LHTERa.

List Of letters uncaIled for and rsunaIniaR
n the pOesoEce at Emp0rts, Kansas Tor nc
week ending Oct. 8. 1855. Please give me
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Senator P. B Plumb is still il the
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Mrs. Edgerfy retained Saturday TO
Americas, alter . I'VE months stay At
Hartford, c0 the Brewer farm. keeping
house for the Brewer Bros. While Mrs.
Edeerley Is pleased Ia. get back 20 her
family and old friends. shs capnot re-
eref leaving friends in Hartford. par
ticularly the Brewer brothers. whom
she found to be gentlemen. kind and
true. with whom she and her daughter
have had pleasant home duripg the
summer.
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sAlG,L ?. MuRPHY.PM.
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ROMR, Oct. 5.-One hundred and sew
enty-two new cases of cholera and fifty
six deaths reported IN Palenaro yester.
terday.
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&5OE REWARD $50
APl0WsaARl 49, :
SLYo I99ASco: IN: Prs ,4s oe tr-.-.

FOR SALE B
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A NRAGRE BENRFlT.

DUBLIN, Oct. THE Davitt land sys-
tenn agitation increases daily. The
MoonllghteFs are forcing farmers to
swear they will not pay their rents.
Several farmers were waited upon by
the MoonIighters, last night, and com
PEELED to take the oath to that effect.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-04-17

And away She sprdng from the
room. The sound Of little Charley s
yoice--he was the Youngest child
had snddenlY arisen from II cham.
Der above. 1t WAS still almost in Il
moment after Edth's step was
heard at the door OF his foom. Her
fathers tronhled spirit WAS NOT the
only one that grew tranquil under
the sound Of her voice. There WAS
not one III the house who did not
feel its magical influence.
"If We had no other blessing,
we wGuld still be richly lowered =
the father remarked, as soon as the
voice Of little Charley yas husled.
ayes but we have, beside her,
many good things. If ever dis
posed to repiue or marmur, we are
much 10 blame.
"To that 1 freely assent. Bat
some times, Edith, weak, i-uorant,
short. sighted human nature cannot
see beyond very narrow circle.
We look ahead, and our pathway
bends Suddenly ont OF sight. There
is a high mountain before us, with
black clouds mantling its summit.
Is 1t any wonder that some times
the heart will fail p
"Perhaps not" was replied. "But
let MS not fix 0ur minds too steadily
upon the mountain barrier and It's
mysterious threatening clouds, but
think Of the many quiet paths that
have opened TO US, and wound
pleasantly along by cooling stream
and smiling meadow, when we had
lremblet at the sight OF ragged
accliyity, and slruuk from attempt
ing the ascent. AS thy day is, so
shall thy strength be- While that
blessed promise remains, what have
we to fear? Nothing, certainly,
that this w0fld can threaten. 1t
we have to climb a steep ascent,
strength to do 50 will be given il
to pass through Il dark, gloomy
valley, a light from some star will
fall upon our path, and show us
clearly the way in which it is safe
to tread.
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PerfUnctOry EIonors.

Oar Macon contemporary say
Secretary Eudicott shoNld, IN case
OF the death of jefferson Davis,
order the war Department closed,
in that the ex-Confedorate Presi.
dent had been his predecessor.
We are not 50 sire OF that. Mr.
Endicott may not have beeu mould.
ed il the same fashion as l.. @. &.
Lamar. He uay be put 10 the test.
and yet it is one an ordinary man
might pray 10 be delivered from
We trnst that he may-ihat Jeaer
sJn Davis may survive until the
malignant bitterness left by war
memories stall have practically
ceased. we woald like 10 believe
somewhat witb our Macon coutcm-
p0rary that President Cleveland
had killed sectionaliSm. IF the
head be dead, tie tall is very Skit-
tish. Perhaps, like the mor;ally
wS2udea snake, the caudal extreH-
ity eill perish ut tue sunset OF
the Cleveland administration.
Meanwhile, the hatred that made
Edwin NJ. Stanton, when Secretary
OF War, erase the name OF defer
son Davis from the ach OF Cabin
John Brise, has been peIpetuated
in what we hope is Il small, but 10
tenSely veuOmOuS circle. We pre-
sumo that the overwhelming ma
jority are ready TO trust Southern
men, like Mr.. Lamar, aud 20 be
charitably disposed to the dead of
tue Conlederacy, in whatever posi-
ton they may have been in the
civil or military service. 1t was in
the power of The United States to
arraign aud try Jacob Thompson.
Failing to do il, the presumption is
that lie is guIltless of tue charges
brought against him.
Secretary Lamar has done a
brave deed. Ii was an act Of moral
heFoiSm comparable to that of The
Massachusetts patriot when adj
Vising that the names OF battles
between brethren be taken from the
flags OF tue regiments. Iu the land
of shadows, the spirit of Charles
Sumner may well look approvingly
Oh l.. @. Z. Lamar. sublime in the
fiesh.-AugUsfG Chronicle.
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Chancery Court Seventh Dist.
SYIvANUS EVANS. Chancellor

Jackson county, first Monday Of March and Sep
teutber. continuing six days
Harrison county, second Monday in March and
September continuing six days.
Hancock county, third Monday in March and
September, continuing six days.
Greene county, second Monday ii 4 pIil and Oc-
tGber continuing six days.
Marion county fourth Monday in March and
Septemtcr, continuing six days.
Perry county. first Monday after The fourth Mon
dav in March aud September, continuing six days.
Wayne county, fourth Monday after the fourth
Monday Of March and september, continuing six
DAYS.
Clarke county, first Monday in May and Eoyom
ber, continuing six days,
Iauderdae county third Monday Of May and
November continuing twelve days
Kcmpcr county second Monday in May and No
ycmber COZ tiuuing six days.
Monthly rules Of Chancery Court on second Mon
day in each month.
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GULF LODGE KNIGHTS OF HONOR No.
2lsl-Meets on Grst aud fourth saturday
n ahts Of each month. w. d. Bragg, D.;
Ira W. Bfoome. V. D.; L. 4. Henddn. A..
ID. J. X. Mcleod, r.. Z. w. Morrill,, +.
R.: g. J Anderson, G.; Jos. Scheilier, G.;
Z. b. Smith, S. Medical EXamIners-Drs.
W. ID. Bragg and J. X. Mcleod.
PAsCAGOULA LODGE 4. L. AND A. NJ.
No. 202 meets third Saturday hight IN
each month. r. A. Coulson. W. N :;
w. Watkins. s. W; J. L. Dantzler. J. w !:
A. Blumer. Treas; G. Il. Wood, Sec'y I;
!. X. Mcleod. s. D.; II. G. Dempf J. ID :;
g. L. Howe, 5 aud I,
RI. HowzE Il. A. CHATTER No. iSS---
Meets second Saturday night in each
mouth. 7. A. Coulsou, II. p; J. W.
Morris. King.
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STATE DIRECTORY.

Governor-Robert Lowry
.cutenant-G -G0veInH--G y. Stands.
Trcasurer-W l.. Hemingway.
Secretary OF State-H. {. Myers
AUDITORS. Gwn.
Attorney Gcneral-T. c. Catchings.
Sup't of Education-J. A. Smith.
Li6rarian-M Mrs NJ Morancy.
sup't Peutentiary- J. McQniston.
Sup't lusane Asy lum DIR. I. c. Mitchell.
Supt Deaf aud Dumb Institute--l.
Doybins.
Supt Blind Institute-Dr w. S. Lang
Icy.
Revenue Aeent--Wirt Adams.
Land Commssioner-H ID. Cameron.
SUPREME COURT.
Chief Justice. A. =. Campbell
Associate Justices-Jamcs A. ArnUi j,
Tim +. Cooper.
Clerk-Oiiver Clifton.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
John NJ. Sto4c president w. d Au-
gustus. w. A. Melville, members; G. c.
clerk.
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PostnfIicc aud MaIIs.

Postofiice open from 8 an. to Z pm.
every day.
ON Sundays open from TO l0a.m. and
from | 60 p-R.
Letters for register viii be received
,lnrinn the week from : a m. till 3.30p m.
No letters registered ON sundays, nor after
hours on week days.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS.
IRON Sroafon---Auives at s;35 a-in. and
lis Pm. Departs at els am. aud
3:4J pm.
IeatesriUs Houic---Arrives on Wednes-
dsvs aud Saturdays at 6 pm. Departs
on MONDAYS end Thursdays at am.
T.. CASTANERA. p. ".
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M0NKEYiNG.

Honey, when you want to monkey
II 'monGey" you will
Why "monkey" among de "monkies."
"'monll, y" to yerfll.
Bnt dis thing o "moukeyin'"
AM monkeyin' aroun'
Might kinder surter monkey
De thing in lo groun'
Fer instance, don't you monkey"
'cordin' to "ponkey" plan
When You undertaketo monkey
Wild dc laws o dc laa'
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-04-17

People sometimes shoot of their
lip unnecssarially,-a great misfOr-
tune with mauN OF us-and as an
Illustration, a few days agn, gen
tleman who is a resident not far
fran here, met an IRISH peddler in
the road, aud informed him that
the devil Was dead r
"And faith, he is dead aud wheu
did he die = inquired the goodna-
tured peddler.
aHe is certainly dead; aud died
yesterday" replied our country
man.
The peddler laid dcwn his pack
and proceeded to hand the inform
era ten cent piece, with the remark:
81 am really glad yoa told me. Ia
the onld country Il is a custom to
give ghe orphan a httle spare
change.
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THE COUR T S
REGULAR TERMS.
Circuit Court Seventh District
SANfrEL II. TERRAI. .Indge.

Circuit court GNSIiLil DlSLIlCI'
SAMUEL II. TERRAL, Judge.
JAS. II. NEVILLE, District Attorney
Clarke county, first Monday in February and
August continuing twelve days
Kemper county, first Monday in February and
August continuing twelve days.
Lauderdale county, first Monday in July and
January, continuing twenty four Judicial days if
business requires.
Wayne county, first MondaHn April and octo-
Der, continuing six days.
Greene county second Monday IN April and 0c-
tober, continuing six days.
Perry county, seventh Monday after fourth Mon
day in April and October
Marion county. Sixth Monday after fourth Mon
day in April and October.
Hancock county, third Monday after fourth
Monday In y p1il aud October, continuing twelve
days.
Harrison county. first Monday after fourth
Monday in pEil and October, continuing twelve
DAYS.
jackson county third Monday Of April and Octo
Der, continuing twelyedays
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-04-17

A Vermont girl was asked by
her parents which she preferred for
n prescott, pair OF roller skates or
The "1Outh's Compaaion.r She
said Sue would take the skates and
60 10 the rink aud find 4 compan-
ion. Sensible gill, she
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-04-17
j. Nj. BARNES.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Moss Point and Scranton. Miss

Estimates furnished on all kinds OF
house work, also counters aud shelving
for storehonses Orders AZ Scranton will
be left with Gma1d & Iaurendine, aud
orders at Moss Point TO be left with J. w.
Stewart. The same win receive prompt
attention. A portion OF your patronage
respectfully solicited
Jan. Ia lS-4 civ
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-04-17

Judge Jas l. Friar holds regular terms
nf couit at the courthouse in scranton ihe
.iis { and fourth Mondays in each month.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-04-17

Teacher-ExplaiH the meaning
OF the metaphor sspainting the
towH retlp
Boston boy-It means earmina-
ting he municipality with an in
visible brush impsegnatvd with
imperceptible spirit.
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Justice CAurts.

Judge j. w. Starr holds regular terms
Of court at the courthouse in Scranton
tha second and fourth Wednesdays in each
month.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-04-17

A very pretty story is told to the
effect that the thimble was inren.
ted 1854 By a goldsmitb named
Won Benschollen, Of Amsterdam.
10 profgcs the nngefs o. hIs lady
love. Tie Eagiish WpFe the frst 10
adopt the new invention.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-04-17

If you need bill-heads, Ittter
heads, cards, circulars. or any
thing in the iob printing liae send
vour orders to this Office.
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Official Directory jackson County

Clerk Of the Courl5--W Walter NJ Denny.
Sholili'-John +. Clark.
Tfcaqrer-S. r Thompson
Sufypyor-E. W NOiTill.
Asscssor--A. 4. Vaughan.
Co Supt. Pub. Ed-pr. II. L. Howe.
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Moss Point Directory.
Churches.

METHopIsT-Rcv. R. J. jones' pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer meet
ing every THURSDAY evening.
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ron SALE OR RENT.

A large raiscd Cottage. suitshle for s
boarding house. or for a large family, sit
mated facing tho Beach at PascazOula,
Aiss. Tie Eouse is well furnished and IN
splendid condition.
For further particular. apply 20
CHARLES BUSTER,
PaHagoula, Miss.
Apsil ,, lsss. s-sm
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River Side House,
By 7Trs. 7lr. q. A1a1eWs,
scrGssgom. Miss.

Situated at the foot of Delmas avenue,
"A most pleasant locality immediately on
Pascagoula River and only abont three
minutes walk from the depot. The River
Side House is successor to the ate "IraE-
eler's Rest" Of Moss Point, and is nuder
the same proprietorship. The patronage
of ladies and gentlemen solicited, but
children not accommodated.
Terms reasonable.
April 10, 1885. 6tf
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PROFESSIONAL,
T C. HEIDELBERG
ATTORNEY AND C0UNSELL0R-AT-
LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CHANcERY,
Scranton, Mss.
Scranton (Pascagople), jackson Co., Mss.

TpsrNox, ,1.-The law card of J. G. Heidelberg
nppeara In our column this morning. We have
known him for twenty years as successfully en-
gagged in the practice Of his profession aRd can
Honestly and do cheerfully, recommend him to al
in need Of tho services of safe and reliable att0r
nev.--Merididn Mercury.