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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-01-28
CAsroRIA.


When she was child she cried for Castoria.
When she was a Miss. she clung 10 oCastoria.
When she had children she gavethem Cast'a.
The scarcity Of snow and the long contin-
lei freezing and thawing Is having a bad
effect on the winter grain in this section.
should the season continue unfayorable an
advance in the grain market may be looked
tr
L is pretty difficult for school girl to
,hirk Of something to say when she goes to
write composition. but as soon as she gets
1uroi school, and while on the way home,
sic can say whole newspaper full without
thinking.
General Grant who used to smoke from
twelve TO fourteen cigars day, has stopped
smoking altogether. He was threatened
With cancer Of the tongue, and the physi-
cars advised him that the smoking irri-
;ated the disease
Cons'ables will do well to remember that
an act Of assembly passed in 1877. requires
them in boruughs and townships where jes-
tces oi the peace are to be elected az the
approaching election. to put up not less
Than ten posters, in the most public places.
1t ieasi twenty days previous to the cleo
ton.
Petitions asking the Legislature of Penn
'y.rauia to submit 70 the voters an amend
meni to the constitution prohibiting the
manufacture and sale within this Common
wealth Of alcoholic liquors to be used as a
beverage have been sent out by the Consti-
'luonsl Amendment Association Of. Penn
srlrania
Ard bear was killed few days ago. over
H LycoahnE county. by a hunter bamed
feer o Brien. The animal is said TO have
oeen a bright red color. with head like that
% loz. and fur as soft a. the wool on a
sheep liwas quite curiosity, and the on
F'peeimen Gifts kind ever seen or killed
n this STATE.
AEr MARKET.-Main Street.-We have
p ad'ied large Refrigerator to our Meat
Aafsei IN which ali meats can be kept cool
4aa clean Mutton. Beef, Pork. &c. kept
'isiaa'iy on hand. Open daily. Parties
'lg'1g Meat can have II kept in the Refrig-
s'a'or until wanted.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-01-28

hesufifal work Of Is0 parps coiored rate and iocs
sstraiicus. with descriptions of the bsss Flowers an
seln- Printed In English and German Prics only
Dts. which may Be de,iucfed from nrst order
Il tFis what you fer The Garden and bow 70 n
Is;t nd OF running the grocery af the iass moent
" whatever seels happen 10 Be le over mrrfinr vsf
frk,5 SEEDS AT HEADQCARrERx
JAMES WICK. UoahnUnnR. Il. Y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-01-28

NJ BERKEY. Berlin Ia.
b, 'oa'emporary remarks with great free /:
.'a see good chance to get good busi-
- ''an 10 locate IN your midst. offer him
'''''s inducement. Tel him of The advan-
e'' q he place; introduce him to your
-''' o. business make him feel as il his
F'sselee woulG be welcome. There is al
. room for good fellows Of this kinc-al-
-'s room Tor Development Of Industry in
'-fious ramihcations. 1t takes only en-
eapi.al.
w AIS FOR THE IsAUGrRArTos BALI AZ
AiSsToN.-9he exerutise committee in
--'le Of preparations for the inauguration
e-'oniss -, at Washington has placed on
-. 80 " ne principal Offices of The Bal,o. Il
- '''''iFoad Company tickets for the in
s-'a'ion ball. Those who desire to At
- - NE ball can. III they wish. purchase .
- 'F Z Al tie same time ihev obtain
- .,,' 'a' road ticket The Baltimore q Ohio
''''Se great reductions in rates for the
b,,ss b,s1'a'ion, in most instances less than
d. are Tickets will be good for several
n. special through fast trains will be
~ without extra charge.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-01-28
Ross DAVIS & q

7tALIS NORMAL ScaooL.-Tbe Sixth Term
!, '.N well known school will open Aprii
10 and continue elerea wecks, With a
.-l corps Of instructors. and increased facii-
i.ss' We hope TO meet the wants of all who
- 70 attend a school in the county
s'F,'ai attention given to those preparing 10
'1'a For full particulars call on or address
tie princin.l
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09
ACCIDENT ON ~PAsCAGOULA
II. Il. BKlDGE.

Yesterday as the freight tram
OH the L. aud n. II. u. was coming
into Scranton depot across III 40
caeouia river brtige, John Ludlow
a brakeman, while walking on tue
ron of the train came III coh'"''
with n beam which spanned Tue
bridge. aud as We 90 to press Is
living unconscious aud not expecte"
20 live many hours. The beam
struck him on The back OF the he""
lust at the junction Of the ',e"''
and neck. He fell face fOr"atu w
the cal upon which be was W"'S'ne
and lay there uatII tue train reach.
ed the depot when he WAS takea -
and medical mid summonetii ou'
apparently to no avail. lie IS y
son Of N. K. Ludlow, OF MoN''e
Ala. Is a single man, about thlrlS
FIVE years of age, aud has beru 10
many years a brakeman on inc \
and N. r. r.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09
Jackson County, Miss

Salem Camp Meeting will commence
Friday night before the second Sunday III
October, and break up the following tues
day. ham
a public tent and lot. No Que else VIII
be allowed to keep enteFta inments on tno
ground. There will be no tramn alloEeo
? Good order will be kept;
The public a4o respectfully invited AZ
tend. 80 A"'0
Aug. 6 1885,
New Prospect Camp Meeting
The Camp ,'eetiug at New Prospect,
yanclsave Circuit SeashOre District, MIS-
sissippi Conferences, will commence on
Friday before the fourth Sunday III octo-
Der 1855. There will be cohveyances lot
m inisters at Be~llefsuntaIue station, on
the L. & N. Railroad, on the arrival o.
each train Friday the I'D. There wlll o =
= public tent on the grounds where III
who desile to defray their W expense
can be amply accommodated at reason
able rates. A. r. UNIV
September %, 1885.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09

-Great reduction in prices AT
Girard & observation-disclosures
that formerly sold for 90 now re
duced to 4c; calipocs formerly sod
tor GAc now selling al 6e; brow"
domestic which formerly sold at Dc
now reduced to &c; brown and
bleached dOmestics that sold al DC
now selling at Del brown sheetlng
"a Yards wide, formerly sold ut Zoe
now selling at 20; blcached sheet
ing, % yards wide, formerly sofa
for SOC, now reduced to Zoe; boys
and children'S hats that Suld for Oh
and 75c. now reduced to Zoe aud
zoe. A Hne lot OF mems telt hats
from S125 up; worth donole 1he
money. NntiOuS, underwear, etc
have bcen reduced To salt The times
Mr.. II. A. Vaucleave, OF Ocean
Spr.nss IS, returned from Washing
ton last Tuesday morning. As w
stated last week he went hlther l.
receive Instructions as the newt.
appojnted Timber Agent, aud VI
are glad to knQw has bfen assigned
to duty in this State for the pres
. rnt. In a letter to us sin.e his r.
l turn br says be war accorded d'
: ligbttui reception while there, an
was mueh pleased With the trip,
We received Il pleasant ca
Monday from Mr.. w. H. Mel
tnsh, OF the firm OF Rich 8 Mel
tosh, attorneys OF Mobile, Ala.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09
A NEW ELECTION PRECINCT
FOR BEAT NO. 3.

At a meeting Of the CommlSSlo"'
of Elections of Jackson county,
Miss, held at the courthouse NJ
Scranton, on September the z''"'
1885, it was ordered that the por-
tion of Beat No. 3 embraced III Tue
following lines constitute Q sepa'
rate aud distinct election preciSct'
to.wit; Commencing at the mouth
of Pasragonla river, running iacnco
M said river to a point where the
section line between sections eleven
aud fourteen township 8 range
intersects the PascagOnla river
running thence east to Bayou GAS
sotte. aud down said bayou to tn
Gulf OF Mexico, aud that said pre-
ciuct be aud the same is hereo.
designated az Cult Coast Preclnc'
Signed, H. BLOOMFIELD,
j. w. FERRILL,
w. j. JOHNSON.
Commissioners.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09

10 ,rpt long. THIS is bard to beat,
int be can duplicate them Or do
better it wauted. H..
II il commonly accepted that nc
GnIf and Ship Island road WIN
ross the Northeastern at TINS place,
heim. ON the dividing ridge betty ~ sen
P.a,I river aud Wolf river inlS
viii avoia many creeks anu n'sn
L.ilis that lie TO the eaN'" var" "i
:, crossin, over Wolf river be made
near The coasl, where the country
is mort. level.
Politics a,e at a discount liefe ;
- inst vo,.. the Democratic ticker
A. y il offered us. We are too
youns in the Hist OF voting preclncls
70 even offer u candidate for amy OF
tI,e Offices. Pearl county will Know
me reason why souc of these long
r0me shorts.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09
~POpLARvILLE ITEMS.
BY NoRTHEAsFERN,

PoPIARyILLE. MISS, Oct. 5, 1885
Saturday morning newscame that
"a negro man by the name OF Allen
Nathaniel was lynGhed near Hobo
lochitto creek bridge, about eight
miles west of this place. Nathan
iel had been in jail here several
days and had a preliminary trial
here, it briHg alleged that he had
murdered Isaac Saith, neal here,
last November, The justice be-
lie, ell the evidence sufficient to
commit him 10 the county Jail to
await trial at the next term of our
Circuit Court. He was put ia charge
of Robert Baylis and Charles Ser
borough to conduct him there. On
the road, AS they state, they were
met BY a party of ten or twelve
blackened and masked men, who
demanded the prisoner, ordering
the guard to move on. Next mOrn-
ing the man was found struggled
TO death. Inquiries are heing
made, aud il is Thought SOME, II
not all, the guilty lyuchers will lie
arrested, Again will a town
have to bear tue sslnmny of a crime
committed by meu no do not live
here, or II Is believed none Of them
do.
Cotton is coming ia quite freely
This place, though IA the l0wel
edge OF the cotton district, j. ma
king such Efforts that a large couu
try trade fluids it's way through thii
channel. Our merchants pay fol
mnrket price in cash. aud then sci
goods 80 low there is no use to e
} New Orleans or elsewhere.
Mr.. Jno. j. Moore, an old Tesiden
of Gainesville, II still here, nov 4
the timbrr business. A few day
; sincs he shipped to New Orietns
for the Exposition r. r. oridg
across New Basin, eight pieces {
square timber, fOnr OF them l0xla
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09
CHANCERY COURT.

Chancery Court convened here
last Tuesday, Judge S. Evans, pre-
siding, and entered promptly upon
The trial OF the DeSmet cases.
There being a large number oil an
ferent cuses having n like object
and Il common channel aud tertni-
nus, they were by consent thrown
into hotchpot, aud multi arlous
ness of suits thus avoided. UP 10
the time we go to press the testl'no
nv pro and o is about completed,
and the prospect is the trial VIII Oe
concluded to-day or tO''norrO"
Tie testimony is 40 volu'nliiouS'
howeyer. and the case of so mncn
;m,ortance that it will probably
p~pressitate several months time
vet before Judge Evans will De pre-
nared to render u decision. IL Il
70 be hoped, though, that the De
cisiou will bo no longer delaye'
than the circumstances actually re
ouire, for the embarrassment
brought about by the DeSmet tai'
ure are still felt, aud even an al
verse decision would be some re
l;pt TO our citizens who have bee
80 long held in suspense.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09
TICKETS

We are now ready TO commence
printing election tickets tor JACK
sou county Candidates who """'
their ame on the general County
Domocratic ticket must come up
at once and plank down w. De"'
candidates are required to pay u
each. The ticket will nave inc
state. County and Beat Democrat,
"a candidates. Orders for specla'
tickets promptly filled at reasona'
bic rates.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09

A collection was tAken ur>ln a
Kansas church recently, aud when
!, hat reached the seat occnlle"
by a lady, her daughter ana iiv.lF
s -, the two ladies' found them
sslyrs without u cent ut money
int young America whispered Ia
S;S sister: .srhere, | iust saved
tb,s family from being white"aSn'
edo
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09
Omar erly Meeting.

The fourth quarterly meeting for scrau-
ton Circuit. will be held at ZION on
October 18th aud 18th. The officials arc
earnestly called upon to be present. anu
make the reports usually expected az tne
fourth quarterly conference.
b. s. RAYNOR, p. Z.
October2, 1885.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09
Harrison County,

The Palmer Camp Meeting, fifteen miles
north of Mississi pi City, will commenee
Friday night before the first SUNDAY -
October. Ministers of the gospel core'al-
Iy invited, and c~onveyances wall DO urn
lshed from Mississippi City TO camp
Ground to all preachers attending
Samuel Walker,
Secretary.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09

DR.. w. G.. AUSTIN, of New Or'
beans, we'll known along our COAST,
has received the appointment Of
Special Examiner of Drugs ana
Atsd;ciues tor the district of New
Orl.aus. THIS is a good appoint
nnnnf
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09
CANDIDATES

orr terms for announcements for once
are as follows: State or Distrl-t' sa";
Countv $40; Beat s.. No nnonnceise ns
will nc published unless accompanlou ~
the CASH. no deviation from shis n :.
calls Oh candidates will be pnpi'sheq ~
regular advertising rates.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09
The health Of our town is good.

-In6 nrdl(u VI w
Miss Eugenia Cox Ietnrne" %
ber home in Mobile Monday.
Rosiuess seems to be rather
lively with our merchants
For a hobby white shirt tor
s1.OO, go to Girard s. La"rendinos'
John r.. Lynch's head.q"ar'
ters in this place are closed tor re-
pairs.
A large office stove for sale
Apply ut DEMOCRAT STAR ''nce'
Tho best DC. handkerchief IN
the town at Girard & Laurend'neS'
MIR. G. Fl. Alley has opened N
the old post Office building station
AIRY and garden seed business.
The regular fall term OF Cr
omit Court for this county convehe'
mt Scranton, on the third Monnas
in this month.
Fires. night p and mornings ar
comfortable now. Winter clothe
will soon be in order.
MIR. It. w. Brame, OF Seoooa
was here Monday attending Cha'
Gerry Court.
Sheriff !. e. Clark started 0
his rounds collecting taxes Wet
uesday, commencing at Bluff Cree'
Prof. r. 8. Edgerton opene
school Monday, according to a.
pointment. with n fair attendanc
MIR. E. B. Myers, of Hand
boro, paid MS a pleasant visit IhuI
day. He Is here looking after u
Insurance business.
"A dealer in fine cloth goo
was scooped last Saturday by Ser
Clark, for peddling without licrn'
and made to shell out FIVE dolia
There is a live and fenui
dude at the store of Messrs. !
rard & Laurendine. The ladies
respectfully invited to call and I
him.
Voters should read caretn
the order of the Election Comm
sioners creating a new voting p
cInct for this BEAT 81 published
another place.
Mrs. Sarah /. Lamas, the az
mother of Mrs. R. P. Blalack
this place, died last Monday at
residence near here, after a Il
and painful illness.
Mr.. Adam Blumer has torw'
cd his bond to Washington,
will, in q short time be ready
take charge OF the hoss ho'h1 u
Office.
We are indebted to our
sient agent at Ocean Springs,
II. f. Russell, tor o suOscrl'
10 the DEMooRAT-STAR. TT
Mr.. Russell is a wide-awake al
and friend OF his county Paper.
Mr.. II. E. Anderson, OF the
ALBANIA Coke and Coal COmpan!
New Orleans gave us a call J
day. Mr.. Anderson while
sold 3 car load Of coal to our
Eens.
-Onl last Friday Dir. Wm.
ham changed bis residence to
formerly occupied by VA DaV
and on Monday Mr. q. W. Bue
moved into the house vacste'
Mr.. Parham, bOt6 90 krebs' ave
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09

TAKE your hoult paper If you
waut to keep posted with the local
80 IF vour town and eonaty.
The DEMOCRATS STAR is oa'v ga
gear, in advance.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09

-Chas. L. DAVIS "GreaI con'0' b,
lated shows did not put III "P- 3,
at this place THURSDAY as
advertised. 1t gave us the go oS'
md we are glad of it. Money IS 10
scarce to spend it in patro''z'"g
humbug shows.
The stables of B. L. Pickett
north side of the railrpad, are oPo"
div aud night and parties wishing
vehicles OF any kind can DC accom-
Mr.. Pickett has some
fine turn outs and will please his
patlous.
AT China Row on Friday night
last, two Joyous hearts were legal
ly authorized to beat 40 one. Inc
Rev. J. w. Williams, officiating
united 10 the holy bonds Mr.. Johu
Cutchot and Miss Sarah Croslln'
Nav all their sorraws be little
ones.
Capt. John Y. Morgan, OF the
Forest Home, smiled on us Wed'ies'
day morning. Capt. Morgan with
his vessel arrived in this port Mon
day evening from Vera Cruz. The
Forrest Home is consigned to Mr.. 3.
S. Henry. of Moss Point, tor cargo.
1t would be we'll tor our cltl'
zrns to keep Il loaded gun near
them ut night time. There are 4
number of suspicious characters IN
town viewing the sitnation-pre'
pairing to make a raid on some Oh
our business houses. Look out.
-Thnfollowing visiting attorneys
were IN attendance upon our Chau'
Gerry Court this week: Hon. Il
Seal, Judge j. $. Hamm, Hou
Elliot Henderson, Messrs. Gaylord
b. Clarke, c. IL. Miller, w. II. Nc
Intosh, Ben Lame POsey, L. w
; Brame, Levert Clarke anA 1. l.
Baync.
!, We are Informed that Senate
+. George will arrve here Friday
He does not Intend to make
. speech, but wants TO acquaint hin
self with our wants in the way
Legislature, etc lie will probi
bly, 81 end a week on the Coast.
/. The warm weather IS now bel
s. and those who propose to deal
le Mineral or Soda Water will hu
the well. known manufacturer, NJ
lsZ. Care, on Franklin between pa
n Min and st. Fraucis streets, NJ
bile, Ala. Founatius chrged wi
3. dispatch, aud satisfaction guara
teed.
Ii. Scranton Fire Company o.
re will celebrate their SECOND anAiv'
ee sary by giving a grand ball.
Firemeu's Hall, on Thursday, z
n. inst. Refreshments will be serv
:: ON the OCCASION. W. hop" u c.
zens generally of this place, Pas
=, goula and Moss Point, will do
in their power to make the Sfco
anniversary ball Of our FIRE Va
y pany a grand success,
Ter On Monday evening, 5'h In
NO Scranton Fire Company NO.
elected the following Ofirers
serve the ensuing year: Preside
S. r.. Thompson ; Vice Preside
~" NJ. V. B. Carey; Foreman, Geo
Frentz ; First Assistant Forem
~ George E. higgins; Second AS
tant Foreman, Thomas Sugl'
fl Treasurer, Vincent ROsi Secrets
Mr.. s. G. Cole; Steward, l.. DO
'ers Mr.. G. ID. Moore was elected
lly, serve as Grand Marshal for the
'ent rade GU the 22d lust.
Some one entered the L. q
AL. r. r.. warehouse here last MOn
of night, evidently With bugi~r
lon intent, but for some reason Ia
lere to carry of anything. A fr''
citi box car standing on the side u
near the depot was also ORC
Par. open aud entered on Tues
that night with a like result. Su
son. cious characters hanging arc
,uer couplpd with these occurre
BIZ sh0uld be a warning to our
pue. renp 70 bo on the look out
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09
FnR TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce Capt
non. :. BOARDMAN as "A candidate LOT
of Hancock county, snNlect 10
tbe action of the Democratic convention
We are authorized to announce Mr; .
noSErTO AS n candidate for %re-eiec-
inv Ia the flee of Treasurer of IL 'ncocK
en,ntv at the November election.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09
Election, November 8, 1880
Hancock County.
For REPRESENTATIVE

At the earnest solicitation of my many
friends | hereby anuounco myself a can
didate for Representative OF Hanc"cS
county, subject to the action OF = Demo-
.rst;c convention. Respectfully,
THOS. X. STOCkEk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09
EnR SHERIFF..
FOR SHERIFF.
FcIIOw.C Citizens 0f Hancock COun-
~. Miss

I take this method of placing myself
%properly before you ss a Candidate for tns
Office Of sheriff, submitting TO the Ict.4n
Of a Democratic con ntlon, anu snou.u
/ be hnnor-d by election TO that import
ant trust, | will discAage tho duties there
of withaut fear, favor OF Affection
Respectfully,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09

Having q large and y~eIi-ssleS1eup o SSIS5
of the LATEST AND MOSi inIVLa
JOB TYPE of every kind 19.s' D1S~
DSents ete.. together with TWO FAS,
I'm PRESSES. we are possessed Of facil-
~. for The execution Of Job Work IN the
Istest stvle. Those wishing
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09
Any style Of Printing

from the smallest "teg" 70 tne Iali7s
poster can be supplied ~ fnls once .ol :
Iii done al prices thnt defy competition
= tr#ftH
p. X. MAYERS,
Editor aud Proprietor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09

of the latest style,
supplied on short mo-
tice and at reason
able prices.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-10-09
CAMP MEETINGS.

October2, 1885.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-22
PRONOUNCED UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
The Supreme Court Decides Certain officers
Cannot BE 0usted Under New Law.

Judge Howk, of the Supreme Court, rendered
an opinion yesterday in the case of the State ex
rel. Howard vs.. Charles Johnston, which is of
considerable interest, as it involves the consti-
nationality of an act Of the present
Legislature. That act, approved Fec. Is, pro-
vided for the creating of three new judicial
circuits cut of the old Twenty first and Twenty
second circuits, to be known as the
Twenty-frst, Twenty second and Forty
seventh. The fifth section provided that
the Governor should appoint prosecutors in the
Twenty first and Twenty second circuit 8,
to fill vacancies. Accordingly, Charles
Johnston was appointed in the Montgomery
circuit and Charles Booze in the Fountain
and Warren circuit. By the operation
of this law the prosecutors, elected and commits
stoned, of the two old circuits, were thrown to-
gether in the new Forty-seventh circuit.
Johnston to serve in his old circuit rs prosecutor.
The court holds that while the Legislature has
not exceeded its powers in creating new circuits,
it must provide circuits in which the officers of
the old can serve out their con-
stitutional terms. circuit may be
enlarged or diminished. but it cannot be changed
to legslate an officer out of Office The fifth sec
ton is so farvoid, and no vacancies exist so that
the relator and thesbrosecutor of the old twenty
first circuit are entitled to serve their terms in
what were the old circuits.
This case is not in the nature of test case.
The facts in the cases of the other prosecutors
appointed under the new enactments are differ
ent. Here the prosecutors elected were thrown
in one circuit whereas in all the other instances
vided with circuits, so this decision viii not
affect them.