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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-30
@teoer etuuaaI staatstteiluua {.

Set Sabren lit man es getpobnt,
baB bon 3eit gu 3eit Der &uf nod Ell
rer Sbeilung Don Seras erboben miro.
go oft lid un5ufriebene glemente i'm
6taate Dorfin6en, benen es ni6t mad
benz &opfe gebt uno Die fi9 bur6 irgeno
elm neues @eieb ober ionitige MaBre>
gel bena6tbeili9t glauben, 10 giebt ii4
bieie nn5ufriebenbeit bur9 BEN &uf
na6 @taatstbeilung funb. grnitli9
gemeint NOR bieler 8orI1lag wpbl nod
nie, fonbern er batte fteis piel Mebnz
li6feit NIT Der Drobuns Don &inbern,
Die beim Spiel ibrem Wiaen ni9t bur6.
ieBen f0nnen uno beBbalb ni6t mebr
mitipielen woIen. 9eBbalh limb aud
fol6e Sbeilunss : pldne nod INNER
perla6t uno petfppttet worben.
Gin neuer Plan CUR Staatstbeilung
lit iest mieoerum in Noroteras aufgez
tau6t unb i9,int bort eifriJ biscutirt
gu weroen. 9ie @rinbe, Die Oieissmal
Oen Sbeiluuesmuni6 bsrporgerufen
baben, lino bic ld9erli6itstt, Die es &c:
ben faan, unb bod berbienen Tie Bea9s
tuns. 9enn es ldBt li6 aus ibnen erz
%fennen, wel@e Ma6t Die 9anonerfs=
Politifer uno Nemteridser in Seras
bereits etlangt baben. unb meau es
nod zines 8smeiles beoiirfte, baB le es
inb, BE I'M Staate berri9en, aber ni6t
oas 8olf, bann pirb er bur9 ben oben
ermdbnten Sbeilunsspori6lag eeliefert,
benin bon ben 9anbmerfspolitifern gebt
er gerabe aus.
Sod liegt uns bic nd6fte Wabl elm
Sabr fern, aber Bic Memteridger intri=
guiren fo%rtmdbreno CUR G6roeruag III
ter ielbfiii6tigen Pldne, urb oa Dirfte
es mobl fdmerli9 gu oen 8orarbeiten
fir bic nd9te Wabl au friib iein. un=
glidli9er MeiIe giebt es aber biel gu
bel Mspiranten auf bic au nertbeilens
ben Memter unb bonn b69iten big gum
niebrigifen berIelben f6nnte man mobl
ieoes Nmt elm DuBenb NAL beieben.
Mebr Nemter iino alio miini6ensmertb
unb biefe f6nnen bur9 cine Sbeiluns
beg States eei6afen merben. Das
1T bic Mni9t Der Memteridger in Noros
Seras, bic einen beftisen &f nm
bic 8eieBung seq @ouperneursamtes
%Dorausfeben.
Sic i9einen bic Sadie reifli9 erpo=
gen urb bon allen Seitsn in Betra9t
ge3ogen gu baben. 8on elmer Sbeiluna
in eiten 6itli1en unb metli6en Staat
gebem fie ab unb finbsn Die 3beiluug
in elm Morb> unb Sibteras BEL tpeitem
prattii1er. Sem gigentbums= Wertbe
un6 Der oemofratif@en 5timmen5abl
nod mirbe fi9 cine burb Sails @ountp
geaogene. @ren3linie am beiten eignen
BON beioen erbielte bann ieoe 9dlfte
gIei6 piel. 3iebt man aber bic gesen.
tpdrtigen Qanbmertspolitifer in 8e.
tra9t, bic auf Soften bes Bottles mil
Memtern perforet fein tpo0en, banu
birfte li9 cine our9 We2ennan @ountt
ge3ogene @ren3linie empfeblen. Gil
oieie nun i9mdrmen Die politifer in
nOroli9en Seras unb fu9er oas Doll
BON Der Notbmenbiefeit elmer 5taats
tbeilung gu ii%ber3eugen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-30
6nns 9. 2eaener

9umberparb oil SoufsnitraBe;
Sab, Soor unb BIino GaetorD
Gcenue s. 2iefert ale Wrten bon
Sanbols Breitern unb Sainbelu
gu Ser niebrisften preiieA unb fibrt in
ieiner S6neioefabrit ale Nuftrdge fiir
Sbaren, 6enferrabmen, Saloulien &C.
&C. prompt aus. 8auunternebmer unb
Bauluifige MAIDEN mir uaf bic @tablii=
fements bes 9errn 9esener hermit be-
ionbers aufmerfiam. 1915, nil
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wrpceries. Groceries.

Sc siebt biele @roeers. Sanblunsen in Gan
Nntonio, aber ipie penise, bic fib NIT Der bon
Nranlas %reseott & Co., @de bon Soleoab unb
9oui ton. Strabe mefen fonnen! 8el Yreseott's
finbet man allies, bon ben sansbarfen Staple
Daarsn bis gu ben %feinifen importirten Delita.
teien. Oeutide merber namentli9 auf bic in
BIe1fanaen berpadtsn beutiden Semitic auf-
merit lam ssma9t. Seoe @ode friide Gen
bunaen. 1,10t1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-30
Ginc 3arte.
Office bes st. 2eonarb 6ptel,
Main Blaaa.

Main Pla5a.
San Mntonio, Seras. 1884.
&ebatteur Der rGreieu Yrefe": 9a
i'd beabi6tiee, oas st. 2eonarb 9oz
tel" Dem eroBen publifum popular gu
maiden, mo inn Der Comfort eines l.
&laiie !9otel gemdbrt merben fann,
babe i'd meine Staten auf $1.50 upb 50
per Sag reou5irt. Sd perbe oaber
erfreut ieitt, Sic unb Greunoe 81 ieben
unb ibnen ole Mufmertf amfeiten gu
ermeifen. Sr. 8. u. Srerler, friiber
Bonn Central 9otel, bat ii6 mir ai5os
ciirt unb giebt u%nieren beuti6en 2unben
in ibrer Wtutteriprade iebmeoe @us=
funft.
Cars unb Poitfuti6en fabren an BET
Sbur porbei. Sbr ergebener
Bbimas 3. 2%Ounsberrp,
26, 2t4mm3M gigentbiimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-30

Gins tad BEN Mmbern.-M.:
Sd benfe, Sbr feb abgebrannt2 Stun
fiBt SSbr aber in Der S9enfe, eBt uno
trintt unb fei6 b~ersniist." s.: so
mifen Sc, eri9t bait met Mebel per-
ii6ert, 6ann fin mer ab%gebrannt, unb
MI bermebeln mer be 8erfi9erung."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-30

gur nod 8 Monate bis gum l. Sanuar ano
bis babin 5ietet fid bic @elesenbeit bel s arrb
3 a u au Der Commerce . Straben . Bride,
edte @eine IS )isfeys, 8ranbies unb @isarren
au ipottbillisen @rsiien gu faufen. Die anaa>
ben, melde 3err Baum in 8etref feiner 8aaren
madt, bepabrbciien fd Bis ms fleinfe Detail
Ct 1T als reeler @elddfsmann befannt unb
mem ct bic 8sriideruns siebt, bab CT $50
Yro3ent an ieinsn @aaren fpart, fam beriel.
ben unbeoinet @lauben fdenlen. LOOSEN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-30

Seer iebt @elb Iparen unb iid sIeidseitis bic
@enustbuuns beridafen mill, in Beib iuabr-
baft reeler Baare au 9elaasen. Der beiude
@arrb 3 a u ms @ein. unb Gisarrenbano.
lung. St liefert Gud pofitib Die 8emeife fur
bic MedtEeit ieinsr importirten uno einbeimi.
1den @eine, 2iquore unb @isarren unb bab er
bieielben biaiser aIs irsenb elm @bolelale. Saus
in ober auberbaIb Gan Mntonio b~ertauft.
8aum 1T entfdlo1en, bic gum l. Sanuar auf-
aurdumen unb isinen Runben ben Nuben feiner
Mabnabmen aufommen gu lafen. l,1otsM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-30

6euie Morgen l llbr tpurbe Der
SiDre BON Geo. 66r6ber .erbroh en.
Die Diebe erlangten 3utritt bnrd bic
Sbir, 6Hneten auf regeImdBigem Wege
ben eiiernen @elbf9rant uno 3ogeit nit
hem Subait bon $1100 ab. Bis l lIbr
luaren Gubrleute i'm Sofe mad genes
fen, bic ni9ts 8erbddtiges bemerften.
Der @eIbf6rant 1T elmer bon ienen,
bic bon getibten 9dnben leidt gu 6fnen
fnb.
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@ at

tpirb cine iunge DAME, uu, einen BLU
menitore gu fabren; muB fertig englif9
fpre6en f6nnen. Same unb MbreHe
finb in Der Office Der rGreie YreHe"
n%ieber5ulegen. 30,3mt
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sshn. $. outtcrfibe & Co.,

Ylumbers IT,. Titters,
3S5 on ,SouftonFrase, San antonio. Babe
mannen, Stur3baoer, 8a6ercloiets, Marmor>
platten, 6ummii6ldude, 8lei- nnb giienr0bs
rem, 8ierapparate unb @asfxtures aaer art.
Nae Nuftrage tperben prompt aussefIbrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-30

= Grembe gum 8eiu6 in Saa Nnz
toniO linb eingelaben, Glarf's Bill
9aIle Nr. Gil, Nlamo
StraBe, gu beiu6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-30

BDr Wir fiibren Bic beiten !9emben
unb 9errensS oiletteartifel, bic import
tirt perben f6nnen. &ommt unb ber=
glei9t preife. Pancoaft&@o SOB n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-30

Sunge Damett ~pertpeifen mir
hermit auf cine an anberer Stele pu=
blicirte pgerIangt"s An3eige.
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= Wer 8ersniieen an elmer semiitb>
li@en partie Billiard finbet, Der beiude
@Iarf's Billiard 9aIIe, Nr. 9
IL, Mlamo StrdBe. 8Or3isli6e @e=
felf@aft, Z Sii6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-30

sd5- pnntoaf & 6obn baben
bic neueifen Moben in 9iten aIer
Nrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-30
C. 3 FRANKS
ALAMO

Dan te bs 5olsenDe uuO bbaas int @e0a4tnib, oaB nj. fr tas SerbaseI4st
erbaltm hhn:
Is etad 81 3oa brehs gang mcQeue alebrfohe fr Damen 3m IS So. Bic gorb.
$50 Stid nien Tareu Is Sc. ub oufmdrs.
$50 Gtad 9darlad Stanea 3u.-.-.--.-. - 1893 20 81. mi oufuirts.
100 Stif grauen Jhneq gu 49,. IL Gs nj oufrdrs.
$50 Sthd un8eblehku @cton 6laneu au s. Gents bic gort.
600 shad ssbki4tea nb ang@iiaten @~otton-5iauea gu z Gents uD aufTats
zoo Sad Worfeb &leberfohe in allen 6arben 3u. ...........5 Gents bic 2arb
500 Stad aleberfofe in ben neueaen NsOben. -. nbf poRenuem Sdae
S&marUn unb farbseu @ai4mae in teoemhnben Quanhtatsn gu ff baltem ardB
Inner Gage, bon Waaren fir ben 6uusbalt
1T GROCER as i juror. @r ofumsn 10 Stad tartidrct9eu Damaf, bic dmbe
as ddt Sarantrt, gu 40 @ents; 40 Stad gu so gents uo aufwdrs; 100 Stad
weusen uno raubea Cauuf iAr tius; 100 Dueenb afcrttte tarhi@ @rah Os
mafsponbhAer, fanrmtit 3u duEuf biuisen preHn. lafr Eager BON Stapln
y aaren Tam nMht hbertcfen mercen. Wr baben ncrrdtbi9 2O SMd Suptan
peab; $50 Stud BENNINGTON. braun; $50 Stad Dwisbt Stur, braun; $50 Sad
bette Sea Ssanb; 800 Sud 5rut Of tbe Soon. gebIedt; 1926 Stid gcnsbale, &C,
hedt; 25 Stid 2onsbaIe unb Diamond 5l @amtrh; $50 Stad 6arwea.
Dau1en= uno &inberldube aus Ybilapelpbia
unb anbern 5ubiten foeben erbahen Su TreHen. Gecsen uno Site Der Bizarre
teruidten mir iee @cncurrens. Infer 9asr Dol 6urufbinS @crbs far Sera
1T srSBm unb Die Yrehe Gno bnser als t sucpr. $50 Ousenb unlounbrsb Gem.
ben Ieten etaten, su 60 Gents bs Stid. @n ftgen 8leeen fir 6erren,
Gnoten uo ancer bncn mir bas Bette une bic ueuefe ub mcternfe MusnabI IN
Der Stobt. 80 mIrte bon leher D. me unb jAem perm r1e gebanbet iar, &c
enem Seiade trS tuot in uniam Store rcrppreten.
Franks Alamo Store.
49, tuw4M 81 mc SO atumO 4lWa.
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The Century
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FASTEST TIME EVER MADE
BETWEEN
New Orleans and New York
rnE MANAaEMENT OF NM

II MANAGEMENT OF THE
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE Il. r..
Commenced on Monday, November l6,
1885, running Il fast train, leaving New
Orleans daily ut 4 pm, arriving i'll New
York the second afternoon at 3:tO. This
traiu will be known us the New Orleans
and New York Limited Express.
GOING WEST.
No. 5I-New Orleans Limited Express
leaves Mobile 900 am. Arrives at Scran-
ton 1905 am, Biloxi l0:4 40, Bay st. Louis
il.2a, New Orleans 100 PIN.
COMING EAST.
no. 52-Sew York Limited Express
leaves New Orieaps at 400 pm. Arrives
at Bay st. Louis $780,, Biloxi 6:le, Scran-
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PAS am. Arrives ut Scranton 80 am.
Biloxi AIS, Pass Christian SIS. Bay st.
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS.
Round trip tickets from scranton to New
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cd Il rebate of one dollar.
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NOTICE.

IN accordance with the requirements of
section 3O75, OF the Revised Statutes of
the United States, and the provisions of
the Honor able, the Sc :retary of the Treas
ury's letter of ins sructiOns TO this office,
under date of July -, 1879, notice is here
by given to any and all persons claiming
the following articles or any or either I
them, seized at the Port of Pascagoula,
Mississippi, on the dates hereinafter spe-
cited aud held IN custody for violation Of,
and in accordance with the requirements
Of the custom laws aud regulations, to
present and file their claims TO snch
articles. at this office, within twenty l20l
days from the first publication Of this
notice
SEIZURES.
1879. April rs. November 1S-FOr omis-
sion of goods from manifest, aud unlawful
landing of shin stores = gallons and Z
gollOns rum-total Is gallons less 4 gal
Ions.
ISs3. MAY 3-For omission Of goods
iom manifest 2 cases coral (per Nor. bk
OsteTaa.)
1884. September 23-For landing and
cOncealing merchandise, PAS ire-bricK.
DEREIIcTG GOODS PICKED UP AT sEA.
lss4 August 22-One Dbl palm oil Cper
Am sch. l~ndianola.)
GOODS 4 o PAYMENT5oF DUTIES.
lisa, May l4-ORe Dbl rosiu as gal.
lons), 20 pkgs cigarettes, Is boxes cigars.
! box tobacco, Z dozen sailor straw hats
Cper Fr. bk lie Coy).
I. N. FAVRE.
Collector II Customs.
Cnstom House, ShieldsbOrough, Miss,
Bay St. Louis z. o.
Collectors Office, Nov. q, 15o5, Sg-5t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-04

We acknowledge the ComDli-
ment of a call from Misses Clara
and Sadie Favre and Mamie Polite.
vent, Of Pennington, who gfaced
the sanctum OF the DEMOCRAT
STAR Office last "Wednesday while
ON n b~litfyiHIt TO M town. From
all signs We should judge that some
OF our young mcn were thoroughly
Impressed with the ideaI of return
ing their Visit. Come again, la
dies WHEN you can stay longer. We
shall always bc glad 10 see you.
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st. Nicholas

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A Serial Story by Frances H0dgson
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A Christmas story By W. D. HoweIls,
with humorous pictures by his little
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George Washington" by Horace f.
Seuddcr, a novel and attractive Historical
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Short Stories for Girls by louisa NJ.
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New "Bits of Talk for Young Folks"
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Papers on the Great English Schools,
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OATH OF ELECTION COM
MISsIONERS BEAT 2.


The State Of Mississippi. jackson County,
We, tOle undersigned, citizens Of
81 id county aud State, who acted
as managers md inspectors Of elec'
tiOn ltld al LevOnia precinct in
Bent No. . Of SAID county, on Tnes-
day Nov. 3rd 1885, do hereby o"rti-
fly under oath that said election
was fairly held, and that after the
polls ere closed We then aud there
counted The votes according to
law, aud that we then aud theirs
made out a certificate and signed
same, aud that the number OF
votes mentioned IN said certificate
correspondent with the number as
shown on the tally sheets. We
farther certify that NO have this
day, at tho town of Scranton, re-
Qpenedthe election box aud exam.
ined The certificate and tally sheet
as returned by US aud we find no
change ia either OF them, That We
have also. counted and examined
the votes III said election box and
iind them to De the same az voted
ut said election and counted aud re-
turned by us.
We the undersigned Mailman and
Carter further say that we did sign
"A certain certificate wherein If it
claimed that.tbere were twenty
instead of thirty votes was read,
statement was not noticed by
us, and is, as a matter OF fact, un-
true. We also declined to endorse
the statement claiming but four
straight tickets.
Signed, SAM'L II. JOHNSON,
n. 4. CARTER,
w. A. MAILMAN.
Sworn to aud subscribed before
me this the Goth day Of November,
A. D. 1885.
w. NJ. DENNY,
Clerk OF Circuit court of jackson county,
Mississippi.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND 0FTCE AT JACKSON. Miss,
NoVamhar 4 Ts--

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss, I
November 6, lSS5.
Notice j. hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of ks
intention 30 make Gnal proof IN support o.
his claim. and that saidproof viii be made
before Sic Judge OF in his ahsence the
Cirenit Clerk at scranton, Miss. on De-
eember ~, lss5. viz-s John ". u. Tanner.
homestead entry No. 1895. for the Sc Or,
section I, township B aoufh rauge 5 west
He name b following witnesses 70
prove his continuous nrsidence upon ard
cultivation Of aid land. viz Thos. How
ell John W. Howell, Charles Crawiey
rhomasJ Howell. an of Americus r. o.,
Jackson county, MIS-
JAS. y. STEWART. Register.
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Local Notices 10 Cents a Line for Zach Insertion.

Thanksgiving Day was Observ-
ed here as any other day.
Another big stock Of dry
goods at Mrs. q. Nelson's.
"A wagon load of nice fresh
trout on the streets Tuesday,
We hope the editors Christ
mas turkey will DC here on time.
Aud still the marriage bells
are ringing.
The orange crop here is large.
They are offered at 81 a barrel.
Large and select Stock of Ia
dies, men aud %ehil0ren's shoes at
Mrs. g. Nelson's.
Regular meeting Of the Board
of Supervisors, on the 2ud Monday,
14th day OF this month.
Judge II. CrawtoOt and Jack
Nicholas of Handsboro, were here
Sunday.
Headquarters for Christmas
toys OF every description cheap Tor
cash at Mrs, q. Nelson's.
DIR. 81. I. Cox, of Mobile, WAS
here Sunday to SEQ bis new grand
son, Master II. 4. Cox, Jr.
ED. o. ID. Bowen will preach
at the Scranton Baptist church
next Sunday at IL am.
There il some talk of having a
Christmas tree for the children who
attend the Babtist Sabbath school.
Mems over SD and mems
slippers with beautiful designs for
Christmas presents ut Mrs. u. Mel
sons.
Some Of the Scrantoniaus aud
Moss POiuters left on the noon
train yesterday to attend the cir.
Gus at Mobile.
Mr.. Z. I. Cowart, of the firm
of E. I. Cowart g. Bros, of Mobile
WAS one OF the callers at the DEMO.
CRAT-STAR Office Wednesday,
We return thanks to Capt. Z.
d. Smith for "a half barrel OF
oranges Of most excellent variety
raised ut his place on the river.
Bro. II. p. Beeman. OF the Pass
Christian BeaoOm, and Capt. j. v.
TOuIme, of Bay St Louis, called at
the DEMOCRAT STAR Office We'd
nesday.
MIR. Henry Ehlers has erected
agrist mill near his residence at
Escatawpa, and proposes 70 furn-
ish the staff Of life to the surround
ing ueighbOrhood.
The Methodist protracted
meeting at Moss Point closed on
Thursday night Of last week after a
series Of pleasant and profitable
meedaes.
Miss Annie Lamey, Of POrters-
Fille Ala, LETT tor her home last
c. 4
Sunday after a pleasant viNt OF
several weeks at Dir. N. Y, 3. Ca
rey's.
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CeneraL
Merchandise
Usually kept in atrst.class store.
Furniture and Housekeeping Goods Of all

Usually kept in atirst'class store.
Furniture and Housekeeping Goods Ct all
Kinds q Speciality.
STOVES are sold lower thar New Or
leans or Mobile prices, as / buy them for
spot cash direct from the manufacturers.
STEAM GRIST MILL-Fresh Meal, Grits,
Hominy, Chops, Cracked Corn and Feed
of all kinds sold attlowest market prices,
aud delivered free Of charge within city
limits. Buying feed ia large quantities
enables me toget the benefit Of wholesale
prices, and can therefore sell as cheap as
he cheapest.
CUSTOM SHOE DEPARTMENT where
a person can get the best Shoes for the
least money. No paper soles, paste-board
counters OF wooden heeels are used in
mySh oe Factory-pone but genuine oak
tanned leather, and | defy competition as
to prices and quality.
Also. ha Q always on hand hrst-elass
h~and-Inade Shingles for sale at reasonable
prices.
Thanking customers tor past patronage
invita- a continuance of same.
Respectfully, A. BLUMER.
Goods Deferred Free of Charge.
October 2. less. Billy
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-04
saw Mill FOR SAIL!

Ioffer my Saw Mill, on East Pearl River.
Hancock county, Miss, for sale on rea-
sonable terms. IL is a Circular and Gaug
mill, aud In good condition. The mill size
contains four acres of land. Also. 1900
acres Uf well. timbered land will be sold
with the mill. APP ~ at onc to
II. CARRE.
LOgtOwn, Hancock Co. Miss.
November 20, 1SS5. 3o-3m