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FATALLY scalded by Hot Lard.

BRowSwooD, Jan. l0.-lSpecial.] IA
4-year-old child Of Mr.. John Leony, Of
this county, was playing n ear the fire
where its mother was making lard, and
at a moment when its mothers back
was turned, the little fellow fell back
ward into the kettle of boiling grease.
ps body was completely scalded, caus-
ing death In q few hours.
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A Lnwyer In Jail.

BRowNwooD, Jan. 16.--[Special l.
john Roberts, young lawyer, who
came here few months since from
Fayette county, and who was indicted
the last term of district court for an as.
sault with intent to murder j. l., Har
ris, was yesterday surrendered by his
bondsmen, and in default of bond, he is
now In the county i,il,
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REAR ADMIRAL POWELL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.--Rear Admiral
Powell died this morning.
OSCAR FLOCK.
PLANO, Jan. To- Special. "A tele-
gram was received from Dallas this
morning announcing the death of Oscar
Flock, II highly respected citizen of this
place. MIR. Flock has been engaged in
the liquor business here for number of
years, and was liked by every one. His
remains will bo brought here for inter-
ment TO morrow morning.
TWO OLD TEXANS.
SHERMAN, Jan. 16.-LSpecial. The
funeral of DR.. w. II. Saunders took
place from the family residence at IL
a. m. to-day. Francis Lindsay, an
other old resident, was buried to-day.
The deceased was a missionary to the
Usage Indians for over thirty Years. In
1883 ne came to Texas and settled in
Sherman.
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Fears for u Vessel

LONDON, Jan. l6.--Grave fears are en-
tertained for the safety of the pack ct
steamer Admiral Morrison, plying be-
tween Dublin and Holly Head, now
eighteen hours overdue at the latter
port. There was a severe storm last
night, and 1t is feared she has been lost.
The Dublin agent of the line has tele-
graphed that the Admiral Morrison had
but few passengers.
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Marching Thronyb Fcvnt

KoRTr, Jan. l6.-Gen. Stewards forces
reached the wells of Howonjatt on Sat
urday last, obtained supply of water,
and immediately resumed their march
toward Gakdul. A detachment of the
Essex regiment will remain at Howen-
latt, whe a garrison and a hospital
have been erected.
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From a sanetum To- n Coll.

LONDON, Jan. l0.-Edmund Yates, the
editor of the World, is apparently
doomed to undergo the four months
Imprisonment, to which he was sem
fenced tor libel of Lord Lonsdale. The
court of appeals to-day dismissed his
appeal against the sentence.
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The English pru,.er s,ow,nv

BOSTON, Jan. lo.-Alfred Greenfield
ana Jacob Kilrain yesterday made a
match Tor glove contest, the fight to
take place in three weeks. Greenfield
says he has authorized Pat Sheedy to
make match for him with Charles
Mitchell, the English champion, the
hght to take place at New Orleans,
either with or without gloves.
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Jones In jail.

CooKvILLE, Jan. l6.-ISpecial.l-w.
l.. Jones was tried in the justice court
here today and fined $5i 80 for assault.
ing John Owens, near this place, about
November |. Jones not being finan.
cially able to pay his fine was lodged in
Jail this afternoon.
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A Rad How I'm Rlue.

LAREDO, Jan. l6.-[specisl.l l-Charles
Dailey,a United States soldier, drew a
check for $500, signed James Shermin's
name to 1t, cashed 1t at Milmo's bank,
and went TO Mexico.
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Down to I0 at Corsicana.

CoRsIcANA, Jan. l6.-(Special.l THE
first appreciable snow of the season fell
last night and was followed by cold
wave that brought the thermometer
to l6 degrees, which, with the preceding
heavy rains, has made 1t the most dlsa-
greeable weather of the winter,
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Not Guilty.

JEFFERSON. Jan. l6.-lSpecial. The
jury In the II. b. Colgin murder case
after being out about two hours, re-
turned verdict of not guilty.
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LAMPAsAs, Jan. l6.-[Special.l About
one inch OF snow fell here last night and
is still on the ground. Weather clear
and cold. Cattle and sheep are suffering
very much.
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L\MrAsAs, Jan. l6.-Ispecial.l- IT. w.
Milburn, superintendent of the Erie
telephone, Is in the city. Charlie Her
bert, the defauliing manager of tho
telephone company, waived examina-
ton, and his bond was placed at 1850,
which he has not vet given.
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TYLER, Jan. l6.-ISpecial.l lit rained
constantly here from Thursday evening
until midnight last night, and trains are
delayed on all roads. It commenced
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At Kansas CITY.

KANSAS Cry, Jan. 16.-The weather
is still colder to-day and light snow is
falling, Trains generally are from one
to four hours late.
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At Brownw ood.

BRowNwooD, Jan. l0.-ISpecial.l THE
sleet and rain ofyesterday was followed
last night by cold blizzard and snow
fell to the depth of three inches. Sheep
and cattle are rep rted as dying In large
quantities by reason NJ tho severe cold.
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Tho Los. Nenr Laredo.

LAREDO, Jan. l6.--[Spocial.l l-Sheep
here are dying by the thousands. Rod
iriguez is estimated as having lost 5000
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SANTA Fe Omcinls

LAMpAsAs, Jan. l6. = Special =
Messrs. Snyder, Phillips, Murray and
sherman. officers of the Gulf, Colorado
" Santa Fe, spent last night in Lam
paSaS.
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Heaviest Since ,7e NJ yyaco

WACO, Jan. l6.-[Special.l The hoavi-
est snow since 1876 fell last night, being
about three inches deep on dead level.
IL Is verv cold tonight, and live stock
will suffer,
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is thought that the party doing the
shooting, was the same employe Of the
round house. The officers have made
dillgent search, but, as yet, have dis
covered nothing definite.
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Fire Record.


AT NEW YORK CITY.
New York, Jan. 16.-A disastrous
fire at No SO West Fifty-third street.
owned by c. W. VanVechten, caused a
loss of $4,000.
AT RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, Jan. l6.-At a. m. a fire
broke out in the store OF +. w. Thorn
ton, Fayetteville. Loss, $ll5,0OO; in
sured for $4,000.
MILLS IN MINNESOTA.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 16. = The large
fiouring mills of Schrondenbach & Co.,
at Okauckee, were destroyed by fire at
an early hour this morning. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $4,000, in the follow
ing companies:
Miller's National " sbOOO
Miller's Mutual .... 2.000
Northwestern National - 1000
Milwaukee Mechanic Mutual. .... 1000
AT GALV ESroN.
GALVESTON, Jan, l6--The handsome
cottake residence of Frank A. Park,
on the northwest corner of Eleventh
street and avenue | burned this after
noon. Loss about $4,000. The fire is
supposed to have originated in the
Kitchen.
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showing at 2o'clock this morning and
showed till this afternoon, Toenight
dry norther is blowing and the cher.
mometer is falling. 'Ae'
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28
skeriT's sale.

BY S.aue y . bill Of tsbdi e1ponas,
directed 20 mss imm W, ~. Denny. ESQ. =
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of jackson
eannLfse the State Of Mississippi, Il Will
VA = public ~anetion, TO the kiRhat bid
~ eash, at the Couft-hOuse door, on
Monday, 7th day Of September,
leh within legal hours tie FoIiouInf a.
an1le4qsOpertJ IN said eauaa tO-witS =
spue tQ4se 4 diOt OF Sfound IN section
StoTe41ip ?, ranEe6 wsst tths nms BE-
lux = poutOu Of The Mcleod trnct. md
knsun afths-R D. Dasis residences -
.9uef4 ipf =, b. 0oets plan alo oonth
e. q aR q, and nv a. u q or
.ntioala, township :, s5pthE4nrsAw6st
leGeehcf with thn huFrorm4ena and A.
elfteAeee thereous ieNtf Nno1 Is. he pro
10 efA. G. DahnmeM1 fltkanm and
neesesenAceg tthnentefI
hg~Coai. O8utt fekdEItd 81 fht 81
~ 81 April, lo5a fNe ~ anpuf.hf
y y ttdabae against fhA ktoFe namaa
ITHA aigD H.6 to- tesI4 III ahor~
dsudk JOHN r. rltKk. ef~fif
Angnsi ~. lisa stx
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28
MARINE.

- 49,
? OFffcE or THE DKaOcRfT-SiGR' }
PAscAGoyIAi Aug. -, 1856. I
Report for the week eadrng Aug "a.
ARRIVED.
bf ship L~snarkshire, Robbins. l42 tons
from Cape Town to Henry. Y
Am srh Lizzie, Candy, 81 tons from Key
West 70 master.
ctEAEANSEs.
An scA WI Watson. q Brskin. D. TON.
for Mnatitlan by master with e. $50 feet
lumber valued at $3.50.
AM sch Lsddie Willcutt. Gilchrist, SAG
tons for B1ston BY Hunter with 265, oI3
feet lumber.
Avn sch Snow DROP, ~JOEgensen, 81 tons for
Aebxe By Simpson with 3%i32 feet lum-
valued at e02aud l,lOO0 shinElss
: 49, AZ rs.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28
THE POETur ~PAsoEadULA.

y The Legislature Ut this State il
lsV6 melb orialized UoUgrres OT. tn
snhtAes % Ibe seea of no sHgt6pri
ation tor the Putt Ut Raseageaia
10 tAat memorial II wac shown lhai
ths shipments from the port o
rough aud dressed yellow pine lnm
her from 1872 to 1876, IL period Of
four years, amounted in total ID
100 million feet. Upon that show.
ing an appropriation was obtained
and expended for dredging at the
mouth Of the PGscagOOla river,
which was beneficial as tar it went,
AGd IN proportions TO the amount Of
work done. But II was not enough,
and the work Is net complete. hut
the question IL what showing can
We make after the lapse OF eight
years, aud viii it be- u juhiciOus
expenditure to make as IL deep wa.
ter harbOr. Mr.. JAS. ]. friar, Dep.
uty Collector OF GpstOma for the
port, has just completed a report
Of the abtpments of lumber report.
ed at his 0fics for the, fscai year
June 80, 1854, Mhieh shows
aOsa shiRaent iae3 hat ileriOd
Of something near 40 million feet.
That being about nh average for
tho four years from June, 1889, by
multiplying the amount bys four
we have 100 million az the total
of the shipments for that
period. This, compared With the
male iii the memorial re.
to. of 100 million feet from
1879 to 1876, shows an increase OF
10 million, or One.ihipl.
Besides. The vast, rich and varied
Of this section are br.
.omMs moro aud more appreciated,
and there Is far greater promise OF
heir early Developments aud nth.
'sation which could 10 greatly
and acceINatesl by in
;rtaaed port facilities Aksftis 1,hicp.
lIeiherease of busineAs would In.
The government fceenue IN
,teportion aud TO such M extent
Is would iuatify.a liberal outlay
With loss TO no one aud u benefit
all.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

WE do not propose to enter into
an argunleht With our cotempora.
ries upon issues thHt are nov dead
80 tar az the Democratic party Of
ths State IS eoacsrned, though we
have Bothing 10 retrAct Some Of
The Lowryites, ~ t6eirenlhusiasn
over the rs-BoBiaation Of their
choice tor GovSfpoFs have hurled
very uhgSperohs :lapntS At
those who differed Nth tbe3, but
We bope, TOR the s6ke ofDonOcra,
o., they viii hot BE noticed. They
knOw the unfair advantsgs they
are taking In catching their oppo-
Beuts unarmed, aud they should
Be treated aceo6dlnsiy. TEey were
before 60 bold.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28
We uosIA Ge,tOnght unpatriotic

WE ~o~hL LeIhought unpatriotic
and selfish tp insist npon the cleo.
ition OF judges because It would
jeopardize the interests Of our
Democratic acighbOrs in counties
from whetfce came the "swamp
eagles" that screamed SO Justify in
The State Convention, But how is
reciprocatPd Z We are yet with.
out representation on the State
ticket.
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Meeting OF the East mississippi
bar.


Meridian Mercury.
An ndjOnrnrd mretiHE. of the UHI
of East Mississippi was held NJ the
0nice'Of Woods & Mcintosh, H. Lbis
city, yesterday afternoon, looking
to the stablislmehtOfa new FEEDER.
al Cont district for Fart MissisSip
pi.
The DeetinE was called to order
BY the CLairnan, w. II. Boyle.
{, On 80tion 8. A, Wrthefspooii
Was eircted Secretary. r"
The Chairman of the committee
on The prepariiiCnr6fA Memorial 10
Congress-, Ousth4 <eafahlishshrnt Ot
an Eastern FeAefhT Court District,
reported. progress mid aSkeI fur
hes tIne.T 80" q ,fit
A Ii0tiun That tile committee ~
c0Itihucdwfth same powers to ~;
port ut future. meeting was
adopted.
The CLsiifma;f of the c~0nnittee
on Correspondence reported pro-
gFess, and aSke d for further time.
1 N wins pnoSet tint Capt. =. b..
W foods lie added to The. COMMITTEES
on OorrpkppGdenCr, and THAT the
COMMITTEES bv icODtinaed With IN.
Elrnetiou to Hrepare u Circular Lst.
ter, sQtkOdyiAg The, views Ut this
lnertAiE .nipK the necessity Of rs.
3~ablishJng tIlh5 new Federal COuEf
District and ls.tnAil u Coay. o. said
letter to evgyy ne6i6r Of the bar.
Within the contemplated East Miss,
jssinpi' ReJgfal Court District AtS.
TO p0titx :spApli.. uf Said members
that - SieOIlIg at 4he members. vi
bars Of East MiSsissltIa, viii
be ,hclRa tn rrHliau, on the 18th Of
6eptianBt 1886, :" {
A motion Was. made aud adopted
tg clIalinue the cOIHmitfes on FIJI.
aalIee.
Tse meetiugiatljnnrdpa TO meet
eat Iilea29fh, Ut Sep1eatbcr7
/. ~ HI BoGLE, Ehairasaa.
5. A. WlrHERsPooN, Secretary
l'apdrs OF the State arr rrgnrstel
10 copy.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

., ONLY one ctlfdidate on the State
Democratic ticket lives in a county
that Is roulIi at the ricksbprg and
Meridian railroad, Buren, election
day the COW counties Of Southeast
mississippi will be expected TO roll
mp their handsome btdocritic ma.
joritieS to swell the column aud ia.
sure victory M they have ever
dome. ,... .si
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LAND NOTICE.

LAxp OFr1cE ar JAcks0s. Miss,
aug. IA, 1875. y
Notice Is hereby given thai ,the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of BIS
Intention 20 make fnal proof in supports o.
his claim, and that said proof WIN y
made before the Judge " ~ absepce ~
Circuit Clerk at Scranton, Miss on SeP-
tember ~, 1856, viz: William n. fle,eeeI.
homestead entry No. 80. fgr thH ?
Or and g hi, sw qf section 3itaFnsniP't
south range 7katl
He naI1es The folloWing Witneasss
prove his continuous residence upon Ano
cultivation of haid land. Viz: I'm han
say, Edward David, 4. ". Riee ppa "a
Bisor HOLLAND, an o. FaneleaFc n "
jackson comfy, Miss.
n. c. KERR, Rsgiiss.
Aug. 10, 1856. 1iSt
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

A cruel murder was committed
recently near GarIandS lille, New.
ton county. A negro boy named
Adam Horn was stealing waterm 81
ons from The patch OF Henry JUnrS.
Jones daughter attempted to
him of, whcreupon he stab
be'i her in the breast with IL knife,
producing instant death. The muir.
was jailed. 60 = ~.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28
a MAaNiFICENT 1lSl1Gn sfSfrS

A MAaKiFiuENr NSh9gptstatcS
was presented to GotcrNbi Lowry
on his nomfpatOnj ~, ss.. y. l.,
Nelson of WilkeNsUmcOGnty Tie
was OF crystal '1nonn,etf III y
selilligot solid silver, rand was riff.
ed with exqnisi'e HU&aGsA. n ratihi
prun6n huttrred hi ri. iwtisap9'
v hich MAS i'ACrih.G; sEOaaiiNNastrs.
PTS Governor, kob-rt Lowry, '4iie
peoplrs pride aud cliofgr..p s.r
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

A sister Of Philip Strssiisi Who
beca.lsr fnsnEv through GriefsatshEr
htpther's' murder aud was taken TO
the asylum at Meridian, died u few.
daysraE", and his mother istsaia~5o
be In acrincal conditiOI. Tho 1T
tiictions Of, The family have bern
terrible iadSed. x stsrpriss sea
rier. ..v.s
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

no by w Drshfs Esrk offhe HrFh I
Court Of Jaekson eouhfy, Sale Of Mss
plppi; ] viii nsn &c pabllE noouu - -
biggest bidder for cashg 81 the
houus d0af n 90 ootpty oai -
A0sd4H A. 7h dag Of SThHesr f.
.Isss witkin l.Eal boaiA De fsllqFiN y
described prpf7ng. ts-Nittd ~.
81 a. ofnt q Msec- 49, L7gh6-Lnifi
I'd hulifh eamIa &C. GIL
LotGa.2 b 80 z TsHkt
Indi vidrd ii insarssth Nhsf ns a.
81 sectlug ~. 4. -t1st
IS a7tiSfr 4 fndehrnf b. fafen va
Howl for. sIGDf asnlnof lMnut Nc
Innn. alao ek18 ~ i1tlaatr
aatsd rdiL JOHN ttAhk :
AaFuu IA f<-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

, CIRCUIT COURT Tor Clarke conn.
~ convened at Quitmah on Mon.
day, the 10th inst. Ben Brazier
and John Parker, who killed Phil.
Stevens nrsf Shubuta last May,
were indicted for murder aud thefr
cases SEE for trial qWipSS Inf srp,
but yeie a~fhsETsTd cOatiu until;
noxt term, 49,! -
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

TIE Albany Gao Nsrs s.ys il
is not worrying ITSELF about NOM.
Penls just liO%, but ayhen Jef
Davis passes ent lutOs the border
laIid, IL viii then have 4. monu.
mental contribution. A monument
is due the memory Of.a Ian1bS
never kne&'th6 dayton. w6kEAhe
was not superior to fear and be-
You'd the reach of reproacb.D
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

BRICK PoMERoY's paper, the
United States Democrat, has made
mp its ticket for 1888 which is Thos.
A. Hendricks, for President, aud
Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia, for Vice
President. This is because Mr.
Cleveland himself believes 10 rota.
tion, as we do and went in on the
one term idea of his own free will.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

Mr.. J. a. BousQUEr, Mayor Of
Biloxi, las been elected to I'll tie
vacancy IN the Harrison comfy
Board OF. Supervisors -occasioncd
by the resignation of Mr.. John Z.
Morrisotf p
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

WE regret to learn OF the death
of Mrs. Aletha Tsrral, mother OF
Judges. II. TeIral, OF this Circuit
Court District, which occurred at
tho residence or1tNdge Ttrral, IN
MISS, on last Thursday
file .taIiasfA ts= Z.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

The Democrats of iowa, like
INTO the Democrats OF Mississippi,
have, n.conSention mot by disap.
pointed leaders, endorsed the; ma.
tional administrator. g'Thngs are.
seldom whatithey seem"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

HENRY HEkTFfELB, who lives
near Heidelberg, this staie,-ai.
tempted to commit suicide recently
by taking strychnine, but was pre-.
vented by the resident physician,
who was near and Immediately took
the case In hand. .n r
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

3aEr kaitor oe the DExoeRAT
eTAS rvturnea hons ,wtddtsany
stsnSng last, having Sbs6t i few
days At yaskeen And LISTING friends
and relatiyss .ip. East aOd North
mississippi. He will he able next
~cek 20 enter upon bis editorial
labors again.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

Or coolies aDear Rob- will clear
mp all tip charges made against
him durisg the canvass, by bis or,
pOnents, Since he las receivnd the
nOminatipp: BE is sur candidate
now, aud We 90 net want ito vote
for a mad Under . cloud.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

QUITE . humber 1t orders for
extra eOlies Of tho DEMOCRAT,
STAR versSePi IN last sesk. Sew
enal came 10 % late that Ne Eopld.
not have breH prcfensa. 20 on
them ha4pue not fOrtuRfaely aatL
cipated soms O them We there.
fore repeat The Faruing We bare
gwen before, shat those who wait
such extra Copies teBd ia their or.
lers not later than Tuesday brfors
issue day elst IL yin be very dOsbt.
shout thvir. beiae hlTed.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

PERPORATING THE CoAsT.-Tho
succeSs attained by The late Charle,
7. Howard OF New Orleans, In biz
.rflOTtH 10 sink an artesiNn we'll NJ
bis rrsiheIcenf Biloxi, NissisSippi,
has apparently 'beeb 'aeceptGd Us i
largeIumbcfd Of property owners
-op 4he Aalt.asose ns. i satisfactory
suluti0n Ob t@.e water supply prob.
lem, and, 10 judge from present in.
dicationS, confidence in the system
~ rapidly increasing throughout
TINT SrCti0Ea. e "+ p
Mr. John i. HarlicA recently pur.
chased u set OF tools aud caused u
welItO be. SINK on his property, at
Pass Clistiatl, seeming Epn album
dSlIt supply Of wafer ut n depth of
RbOat: iVME- hsndr~sl and Atty feet.
Mr.. IlaTlie subsequently sold his
machinery to the Louisville mnl
Mash vile Railroal Company, aud
THAI cO%rpoiatIon caused thc sink.
jIrg OF - splendid well at Lake
CAtharIne station .as recently de-
tailed IN the Register. ai
iii the mean line AIR. 4. Suites,
of Pass Christian, purchased from
tbtf iissientr;e of tife Hydraulic well
process The exclusive right
to. pEc that system in Southern
mississippi, aud has made quite a.
Of Contracts with property
OwiierS at different points ON the
He is m0w'wOrhihg ut Pass
on the proltesty bf Bir, 3.
OoREry, DR., sands rs .kOQu ms be
completes the well nEOn which he
is how engaged, will sink them In
succession on tiie properties oil
McvNrS. &C. Fa1i0H, il Z. Gtciily
and u. CaHitrx Sc, WI Of the same
I1A0e. Thsreaftef hs viii operate
III 0peaf BrhlIgS aud Mississippi
well Mt Tho last NAMED
beilfS desired ~. this county
ant 6Oriues for. use an, iAt court.
Iotiss grounds. Mobile Register. .
a. ~ rEA 1
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

WE have printed aud sent out an
ample frPbEs " primary election
ticketEI tsAAiaa.eneIre county, hav.
ing Faeshh;, wAisss tRerven as were
paid for. The inspectors Of each
prrciIlct slfoaM see that thcy rc4cl,
thrin in time TOR tsistribntion.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

The Ripley Sentinel has enlarged
to the irhfrtit5e size Of. eigh. pages,
AZ columns, is printed on q new
Babc0ck cylinder press, aud fsai-
most too ipll for uttsrance,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

MANY of Onrexehan2oS were un.
usually decent last week, owlag to
the fact thai their editors attended
the State Convention ahdtatethem
to be raj. VI, substitutes.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

HE peRNUralicl State Conveh.
ton Of Ohio, rseeutIy Ia session,
rrndnnihaled AGo*. Tfoadly, who
badA eiftusIis,. DO opposition.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

The town. of Shuqulak, Miss, on
the Mobile. aideoAio Railroad, was
almost destroyed by fire on the
nights Otrthe 17tb aud 18th OF this
month, with considerable loss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

Ter rePCts. cCnres from Panama
that tSe retOlGtiOnary leader, Pres.
Ton, <nl'e' burned Aspiawall has
been. cNptuiedl avr Z y
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

COL }. J. SHANNON has taken
charge or The Meridian postofRce,
withsMr:=J.'J ;Malady, fOrmerIyyof
the MereSrSe as4isassislant.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

DRlNKtsd adtfir, says,aAygeinic
writer may be tested iitrhs simple
way: '..Fhl a piaF ,b'Giie three.
qpHrterS IRlLiOf 4he water. Dis
solve IL i opr:haIt teaspoQniel OF
the best white sugar. Set it away
ina waElt place for torty eight
hburs. II the water becomes cloudy
il is unfit TO drink.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-28

RICH dt~sCtyeries OF guild quarts
are sald e bssasMsla u 1hsl
upper ptniMsulF Of Miebjaa6, Aear'
IShpehilhg. ~ y-,sss'