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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-30

rllphes Sibnep Grant ipurbe am 81.
GpriI 1922 su 8oint 9leaiant i'm
Staot Sbio sebDren. Seine Gltern
iparen f6ottiider glbtunft. II Sabre
alt, trat er in bic Militdratabemie au
@eitpCint elm. SIN Suli lS43 pur6e
er iibersdbliser stpeiter lieutenant in
bem 4. SnfanteriereSiment, tpeI6es, on
ben ipenie aneebauten uno SeIi6srten
@rensen oes States NtiHouri uno bes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itationirt, ipie'
berbolte SeSe9nungen nit ben SINS
oianern bate, aber 1916 im meritanis
i6en Grie9 mebr @eIessnbeit fano, Ii6
berbOrsutbun. 9lu6 Grant nabm an
bemieIben Sbeil, uno Stpar nit gluss
3eidnune. Die bon ben oeri9ieSeniten
Seiten, unter anberen aud bon Ieinem
ipdteren @esner. bamaIigen Waior
Sraneis See, iiber ibn eritatteten iibers
aus siiniiissn 8eridte batten feline
buIbise GrnennunS aum Captain sur
6olge. 9lad ipieoer bergeitelItem
Srieoen idieo 0rant aIs GapitGn i'm
Sabre 1854 aus bem resuldren Seere
unb bebaute cine fIeine ssarm in Der
gtdbs BON ct. 2puis. SIM Sabre 1859
besriinoete er in @emeinidaft nit ieis
nem Batter in @nlena I'M Staat SIinpis
sine 9eeerbanoIuns. Gr ipenbete bers
ieIben fOfort ben 8ldsn, aIs abrabam
2ineoIn bic srite RrOtIamation erlieb
tl5. 9lpriI ls6l), bur6 bic $4,000
Wann unter bic Waffen serufen fpurs
ben. Grant iparo goiutant bss Sou.
psrneurs bon Sainois, unb es seIang
ibm, eas Contingent bon SlinOiS nidt
nur suiammensubrinsen, iOnbem aud
fir ben attiben Dienit ferti9 Su iteIlsn.
3um Oberiten bes 81. SreiipiIigenres
siments bon SlIinois ernannt, rldte CT
nit oemielben mad benz Iiioli6en Dliis
louri unO beiebte bann, inspii6en sum
8rigaoegeneraI abaneirt, oaS ltrategiId
duberIt ipidtise Gairo i'm idoli6en Sls
IinOis. Die Sortbeile bisier 4oiitior
raid erfennenb, iiberidritt sr Sundd1
ben Obio uno persiteIte eurd 8eFb.
nabme bon Yabueab uno Smitblant
i'm Septembsr 1861 nidt nur bic 9lbr
iidt Der Seceiiioniitsn, ben WiIiiiIipp
uno SbiO ;u bIOtiren, fonoern ssipanr
;ueIei9 bic Serridaft iiber ben Zen
neGees unb gumbsrlanbfub. 0arau
irieb er bic Gonf6oerirten aus ben
Slooiten bon DiihOuri Surtid. Sn
gtooember 1861 iibsrnabm @enera
Saqed ben SberbefebI iiber bas ,,De
partement bon DhHouri"; Grant,
3ruppenmadt ipurbe BEL bieIer @eIe
Ssnbeit an1ebnti6 beritdrtt. Sailed
ipeIher in bic Sdbisteit Grants ba
bolIte @ertrauen Iebte, lief ibn in iei
mem 9iitritt mad frsiem GrmsHen ban
beln. SIN Sanuar 1862 unternabr
Grant cine Ibipieyise Necognoseirun
sesen Columbus uno MapIieIo I'm
entiporf ben fiibnen, ineeb aud po
Sailed sebiaieten 9lan, bic bon be
@onfboerirten beiebten feiten YIdBe Go
Iumbus unO 8Oiplins Green sur 3ed
ten uno 2tnten Iieeen su IaIien uno al
ben YtitteIpuntt ber feinoliben Steaur
an esm Ssnnnsiiss' unb Cumberland
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Nummer 81.
SsSe garfer Seoti,en.

= Die 9BsIiben fperoen bielei
Spitiabr in SpSs gart elm nationaIes
Sduaerfeit abhaIten, fir ipeIdss 9rsii,
sum SeirG8 bon $500 ausseiebt iino.
= Gin f6ufiiser Ba6srasent, SiIoi
| Seilidms BON @ingbamton, Der iif
| bier sinlgs MonaiS oufbieIi, ipubte iid
in haS 0srtrauen einss Ndohens Sra.
mems Mattie g9illiams einjuf6Ieiden
uno tie Sur Seiraib su ii6erreben. Das
Qaar sn8 na6 Paterion, q. s., ipo Der
Wann bic junse Srau iiben Iisb.
Dieie erfubr ipdter, oaB e. cine Srau
In Bingbamton babe.
= Or. ~. g. s. @ibbs ipdre am
borlebten Samitag in bem @inoIa See
beinabe erirunten. Gr ipar nit Or.
GeIp bon Ulia Gresf in einem Bppte
binaus Befabren; Der lebters ipollte elm
8ab nebmen, entileioete li9 unb iprans
bonn 8oOte in oas Waiier ; oas Sabr.
seug gerietb inS Sbwanfen uno Or.
Gibbs iisI in's WaRer. Gr mar bereits
gum sipeiten Wlale seiunfen, ebe es fei.
mem Gefdbrtsn selans, Jpn ;u faiien
unb nad. eem llfer su brinsen, mo man
ben 8eiinnunssloien burb cine 8eeiss
nets 8e9anblung ipieber gum 2eben
bradie.
- Die Summe bon s4l67 1T ben
@ieentbamern bsr ct. Oapib's Saae
bon benz 9lbiddber fir 6aS @ebdube
unb bic Ginri9tuuS Der Gale Suseipros
den tporben.
= -Srau Daniel Tampe, bon Gbef'
nut StraB., ipeIde mebrere @oden
trant barnispsr lag, 1T auf Der Sefsrs
uns.
: Srau Daniel OaIp, ron BROMLEY
abenus, Iieb am 5rsitas ben &ilIiam
9rapelid, einen nod bibi6en Suns'
seieaen ber Weiticite, Dor ben MapOr
sitiren. Die Srau iaste aus, baB ibr
Ulann am Nben6 oes 5. SuIi abipeienb
mar ; es babe an Der 9blre sefIopft
uno in benz @laubsn, es iei ibr Vlann,
babe iie sebffnet. Stntt ceHen mar es
Der 9lnssilaste; ie babe Jpn eriu6t,
fi9 su entfernen, er tpeiserte ii6. ma6ts
ibr unsiemlide 9lntrdge uno periubie
fdIiebIi6 tie nit @eipaIt ieinen @lns
iden eefiieia su MAIDEN. Sic pebrte
iid, bis SdIfe fam, ipOruuf er enifIob.
Der WupOr iebts Elm ;peiteres 8erbOr
auf 9ienitas.
= gapt. Sam. Seller bat in Der l9.
8arb Elm fIeineS GOnfeftssi6aft, ba sr
su ieber Irbeit untauaIi9 1T. am
DCnnsrItas in Der Ra6t branssn 0iebe
III eas 2cfaI unb itabIen cine 9artis
eisarrsn, 9abat unb Gonfett.
= Ole glrbeit in Der Scranton
Sfenfabrit bat ii6 bsrmebrt upo cine
2lnSabl Der iuspenoirten 9Irbsiter fab
pieber ansefeIt pOrben.
= gtm sSreitag Rorsen erIns SRI.
2issie 2ueipig, bon Bromley 9lpenue,
einem 9terpenfeber, on oem iie felt bem
bisrten SuIi eeIitten batie.
-Sn SpSe Bari itarb am Witttood
Der l6 Sabre alte 9iorman Gibleman.
Gr betbeiIiste-iib Samitass suuor an
einem Bic Ylic, fol- 3u piel gispaher
setrunfen baben unb Der SOnnsniti4
traf ibn.
- 9ieber ais Der Bette 9oftor iinb
mir Or. gtueuit 8bniS's SamburSer
9ropfen, iie biirfsn in meinen Sauie
niemals feblen. Sic iinb undbertrefIiH
sesen ale 2ebers, Masen' uno glieren'
Iranfbeiten. -@. S. Sauptmann,
0anieIiunuilIe, GOnn.
ED Coos g. OppIe, 234 9lorb 0luin
4oenae, : Giien', 8leds uno Wiehers
idmieoipaaren borrdibis, Sass unb
Baher. ginri6tunsen uno 8eparaturen
beicrSt. 81
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Nittstsn.

- Su Sem 98sir Sda6t bsi 9ihs.
ton fieI am WlittwO6 Gin iunssr Mlann
9tamens Senrp 3. 8rpfon aus sinen
abpdrts fabrenben Gimer cine Diltans
bon 300 iSub gum 8ooen bes S6adtsS
uno bIieb auf Der StelIe tpbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-30

HD- Seissnipan's beriibmtes gleip'
arr Eager uno 8auantine'S grport
Bier 1T INNER su baben beim Sdb6en
poer 9ubeno Slaiden bel Mlidael
Miaer, 434 uno 436 Gebar apenue ;
Oesslei9en bic beiten 8utiden uno
9ierhe ;u berteiben. &lle 8steauns
uneen tei 9Oit Obsr TeIepbOn pinttIid
aussefubrt.
Ig SIN S9ubfore Der @ebr. Slid
an @ebaritr. finOet man bic beiteg8oare,
I6- Gbas. Sdeu6'S Stiefels unt
S9ubsei6dft 1T nit ben beiten @aa.
rem reidli9 berieben unb bic Nreiis
iinO 70 niebris, iuie irsenSpo in be,
Stabt. 9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-30
@anne Gpnntn.

= Die SOnesSaIe Gornet 8an6 BAT
neue llniformen erbaItsn.
9as Sanger 9ie glic pirb in benz
bibI6en @dlt6en nabs bem Srpins
GIiff SoteI abssbaIten, poielbit man
cine serdumiee Blbne errihtet. Sos
nesbale ipub ipdbrenb Der 5eittage einsm
5eenrei9s sIeiden. 9leblt ben 8ereis
men aus ben Counties 2u,erne unb
2adafpanna (orei bon MiItesbarre,
elmer bon PittstOn unb brsi bon Scrans
tom, 1T cine 3obIreide 1beilnabme bon
8ersinsn entIans Der Grie 9abn in
sIusii6t seiteat.
= @eprse Gift un6 9odter Iin6 bon
ibrer europdii6en Iour ipieber in
SonesSaIe einsetrpfen.
IS. g. 2lmss & Co., ipeI6e gi.
gentbum sum 8etrase bon S20, 900 II
ben Counties Pife uno gBapne beiiben
iperneu an ner Miainitrabe in Saiplet
elm 8antbaus er6fnen.
- 9ermann SdirbpIs bat 6as g
q. 8rorn gisentbum an Wiain Strab
ausetauft uno irirb in ni6t fernsr Sci
cine 8u6biEbersi in Sonesoale etabli
rem.
= Die 8ssrOisuns BON SObn @sin
fanb am 5rsitas Nabmittas in GAN
Iep fatt. Der Seritorbene mar ei
Isbr seadtstsr 8lrser, Der peri6ie6en
gbreniteaen bsiIeioete uno sur 3eit iei
nes 9lbIebsns glrmsnaufieber I'm
, S6abmsilter ber SaipIep S&uIbeb0rf
mar.
Die @ei6dfte Itcdsn in SatpIs
nod INNER uno etipa bic SdIfte b
glrbsiter esr PsnHipIpania eompan
fnn mliiis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-30

sa- ausriiitunsen fir 4ic Sic @s'
ieIIi9aften. ipie SsrbeIattpurit, Shin'
fen, adle, Gales, 8reBeIu, Semi,
Sarbineu, Salmon, aobiterS, Sdrinae
II. /. ip., Gisarren unb Tubaf, billie
unb gut, bel gDiomarer.
S6- Nieber, nieber nit bobsn
preiien bel bieien 5eiten.
yletileton's Sdubs emporium neben
oem @pOmins Sauie, i'm @rcbsu unb
Sfleinen.
seA- GrinIt 9uffp's Pure Malt
WhiskeS Gum 8ertauf bel 4etsr
SiesIer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-30
=. -: 6artleibiAecit. -:
Sntt's SNn0rs isaYGunasmIttsl.

eiraHes q q, reer s'n-ts6aar rur6, dine esnlirs
rrslisaiirn Ntfes Giraenilitl3 "a gil1;tassj
ca se-j peiirdEseil. GS pirii aui ttr eieut, sas
nallrlite fdrbe rsrielhenb. @d Ssp.rfigll ~
tattu, cher sestn Gmriar5 rtn s ser ssrgsb reg
faHes, cfHeei ~ gsuvFap e., Estp BERT,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-30

Die feiniten @eine, Gbampasne-
uno Qiaueuren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-30
@pn Wetersbnra.

-SObn 8iptsr unb Sobn gbriit
iinb 9ladbarn unb Gbyilt bate nit Der
Grridtuns eines neuen 8aunes besons
men; Ridter bsbauptete, Der Saun
itebe nidt auf Der @renSIinie un6 fol-
sesen ben Gbriit lebenSsefdbrIi9e
DrObunsen uusseitoben baben, wenn
er ni6t aufb6re /; oafir ipuroe oer alte
Mam Dor gllo. @risbt bsi6isben uno
muBte 8drsidatt feaen. bub er Srieben
baIte unO ben Sbriit ni4t uuf bic Sens
ipiebe.
= Der Stor9 1T pieOer Bel BEN
96ipen borbei uno bradte benz Gonrab
8eppIsr am Iebtsn SOnntaS cine So4s
ter.
nA- 0entt baran, bab bic Yubipdus
rem in 9rpipn's See Sipe gum 8pltens
preiIe ausperfauIt iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-30
Sas xbal abpdrts.

: Die 5amiIie Casper Dit, bon ben
9apIOrbiae Stats, perlpr pcrise @ode
zines ibrer 8inber, ipeI9ss AM 9onners
flag besraben ipurbe.
: Der 26idbrise 9ersmann 9abib
Samss purbe am Dienitas in benz
IapIor S6u6t burd einen 8obIsnfalI
set6Otst. Gr binterIdbt Srau uno ;ipsi
4moer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-30
: Oie Sunbstaee nabmen am Dor.

= Die Sunbstase nabmen am Sors
Iebten Sonntag ibren Mnfang. sic
erbieIten bicis 9sSei9nuns bon BEN
nmitanSe, pob Der Cirrus oOer Sunbss
itern ipabrenO ben ndditen feds 99Odeu
am SternsnbimmeI berri6t. limb cine
Sunbsbibe baben iis mitssbradt. DAT
iie Der 8uduf boI'l
= 99ie Elm Correspondent bon ,.Sars
per's MeefIp" bieiem 9Iatte bon ga.
mama f6reibt, ipdre an bic 8oleneune
bes 8anamas Canals i'm Sabre 1888,
ipie ie Ssrr bon 2eheps befanntli6 in
ii9ere slusFGt seiteat bat, gar nidt ~
benten. Gs itellte ii6 mebr uno mebr
bernus, bab 9eheps iid in feinen 8Ors
aui6Idsen fir Die 9aufoiisn ccloHal
berre6net babe, benn bis iest isi nod
ni4t Der Stuansislte Sbeil bes Canals
aussesraben unb fdon belaufen iid biz
lntoiten aus "a Dtigionen 2baIsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-30
XiegIer's Gotel,
stuitern su iessr Gusssseit.

pribatsimmer fur Damen unS Sami.
lien i'm 3tpeiten Stodperfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-30
glus bem pberen Ghate.

= Die BON @eriHt ernannten 8es
iidtieer ftr cine prpisftirte nsue Bride
In 9lr8baIb baben iid su Guniten Der
WlabreseI ertldrt.
= Die @attin bss grof. glisi in
Olppbant 1T letten Ronta9 frl6 bon
sinem MdSGen sIadIi9 entbunben tpors
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-30

n@- Bette ipOIene unb baumfpcllene
Stridsurne. 1lnterfleiber, glrbsitsfIei.
Der, iiberbaupt ale in mein Sad seb6s
rise glrtifeI su bilisiten 9reiisn, BEL
@bas. .. 9leuffer, 528 9udu. 9lpenus.
B9- 0ismaIs mar bic 3eii gum 9lns
fauf bon @aaren in 8rOtpn's See Sipe
ednitiser.
B9- Gs eebt benz Spdtiabrs su unS
in Sropns Bee Sioe iperosn onber ale
SOmmerpuarsn gum 2Ofsnprsiis Der.
fault.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-24
Dividend Notice No. g.

A dividend (No. 81 of two per cent has been de-
clared on the paid.up stock of the Alturas Water
Company. The same will be payable ON the 18th
instant.
The transfer books will be closed from the 18th
to the 18th, inclusive, of each month";
A. J. MCGOWAN, President.
ALEX. WILLMAN. Secretary.
HALEY, Idaho, August 10, 1885. ol4y1
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-24
To Newspaper Men.

The TINES is prepared to bind newspaper iles,
with leather backs beard aud marble covers, in
the styie iuwhich such work 10 usually done. at
Eastern NET cash rates. including exuressaee both
wnys. jyl2
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-24
Notice..
Change of Prcprietorship.

The undersigned. having purcha ased all the
right, title and interest of Mr. Richard Powers in
the restaurant known as Dicks Cafe, on Main
street near Croy, desire to inform the public that
they will endeavor tS conduct il as . first. class
family restaurant.
Prices will remain as heretofore to wit: three
meals for 81; single meals, so cents
MIR. and MRS. I. NJ. TAYLOR
Haley Idaho, August l2, 1885. aul2
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-24
THE DOLLAR COLUMN

lhoveftisemeuts not exceeding an inch Tor ten
INES OF smal! type) in length will be inserted in
Us eoiuh Ior one dollar per week or fifty cents
sas hrst insertion and twenty-five cents ench ad
olNoEal insertion-pxysb able in xdysnceI
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-24
The Haley Hotel.

me Undersigned, having leased this elegant es
will conduct 1t in such a way as 10
retain all its old patrons and secure new ones
HALEY, Idaho, August 81, 1885. I'M
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-24
NOTICE..

Referring to the above, Leg leave to thank the
public for the very liberal Ia;ropsse extended to
the late trm, aud beg continuance of the same.
J. ]. TRACY.
HALEY August II, 1885.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-24
Found.

The Probate judges deed to lot 10, block O,
Bellevue. The owner can recover 1t by applying
at this office. and paying for this advertisement
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-24
Wanted,

Boardingh house for a mining company or a
number of mines in q good locality. Have had
much experience in the business. Apply to s. j,
triedman's store for particulars iylO
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-24
Wanted,
Salt Lake Collegiate Institute,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

one OF the Oldest and best equipped boarding
ana day schools in the west Classical scientific
Snu anu business courses Preparation given for the
Best Eastern Colleges. Boarding arrangements
unexceiled. Half-rates on the railroads obtained
Tor students For full information, Sc I'D for cir
cular. F MIIJSpAICu
"uA' Superintendent,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-06-19

THE GRAND HOTEL, Point Clear,
is the most beautiful and comforta-
BILE place III the South, the grounds
comprise a park of thirty acres Gov
cred in large part with beautiful
Magnolia, Live oak, Hickory, Ce.
dar and Orange trees, the Hotel
fronts the South in full view OF Far
agut's and Buchanan's great naval
battle scene. and is surrounded on
three sides by the salt writers OF
Mobile Bay, the bathing ground be-
ing smooth, clean, sand bottom, and
only a lew steps from the Hotel,
while about two hundred yards in
rear is a beautiful little fresh water
lake Astounding III fish.
Not a lamp or candle is to he used
in the House, the immense Dining
Room, seating 400 persons, the OF
fee, kitchen and every bed room
being lighted with the incandescent
electric light.
No more accessible, comfortable
or economical first class winter and
summer Resort can be found in the
entire South,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-06-19
Proceedings OF the Board O.
Pilot Commissioners

-
Pursuant to agreement the Board
OF Pilot Commissioners OF the Port
of Pascagoula met at Pascagoula,
Miss, on Saturday, June ID, 1885.
Present: Charles Boster, presi-
dent; Jas. Smith, secretary, aud
s. S. Henry. 1t was
ResOIred, That the bonds of s.
B. Hall and VIM. II. George, as
pilots, and A. X. Deas as harbor
master be aud they r hereby APP
proved, and the other pilots are
hereby notified to place their bonds
in the hands of the secretary with.
in thirty days or their licenses will
be forfeited, the secretary giving
them notice of the same.
ReSs0lued, That pilot and harbor
regulations as adopted by the
former board of Pilot Commission
ers be now adopted.
On motion the meeting adjourned
subject to call of the President.
CHAS. BOSTER, President.
JAS. SMITH, Sec'y.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-06-19
Lamar and NIuldrow.

The Editor of the indianapolis
Daily Sentinel was in Washington
last week, aud we make the follow
ing extract FROM his letter to lis
paper:
In company with Senator No r
hees and Congressman Ward, Mat
son aud Lowry we callel upon See
rotary lamar a few d"ysago. We
found that gentleman bcseiged by
Il swarm of people ranged in two
lines from the door OF his Office ex-
tending out into the hall tor fifty
feet. Each one in that multitude
wanred u private audience with the
Secretary; aud seeing thus how
that gentlpman's time is taken mp
by callers, each bent upon a mis-
sion OF his own, and the majority OF
them applicants for place, We were
better able than ever before to un-
derstand why it is impossible to
move rapidly IN the matter of ma
king appointments.
The Secretary greeted MS with a
cordial hand-stake and a pleasant
word of welcome. He is neither
stern nor cold appearing. and by
his manner and fine presence i'm.
presses one in every way that MIR.
Lamar is a mi of greatness and oil
towering intellect-a man in whose
hands the Interior Department was
we'll placed by n President.
Twice have we called upon him,
and we have eason to know thai
the Secretary is not the absent
minded dreamer several newspa-
per correspondents have represeu-
ed him to be.
In Colonel Henry l.. Muldrow,
| Assistant Secretary of the Interior,
Mr.. Lamar has an Efficient. ener
getic and thoroughly accomplished
aide. Colonel Muldrow occupies
an adjoining Office aud much of the
detail work OF directing the affairs
OF the Department tall upon him.
He is from Mississippi, aud, though
yet a young man, had just repre-.
scented his district in Congress fol
eight consecutive years, when APP
pointed to his present position,
HIS acquaintance with public men
and affairs, his experience for SO
long a time in the halls ofCongress
together with his quick pesception,
good Judgment and fine executive
ability, will ft him to adorn the of
fee he holds, aud IN which he viii
do service to the country aud cred
tito himself. We are well acquaint
ed with Col. Muldrow, having mel
With him at his plantation home ia
Oktibbeha county, in Northeastern
Mississippi-that region SO noted
for the productIveness Ut its sol
and its abundant crops that II was
called .sThe Granary OF the South
before the war, its people wererich.
cultured and prosperous Much o.
wealth and prosperity has gone
but the ability, education aud cul
ture are as bright aud shining TO
day as evidenced in the persons O
the two Mississippians who nov
sit close to the bead OF our Govern
ment, administering its interior at
fairs.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-06-19
BOARDING!

At Mrs JOHN B. DELNAs, Scranton,
Mss. where you will be neal she depot.
and on the River, with good bathing,
airy rooms aud az moderate terms.
May s, 1ss5 i0-3m
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JACKSON
Meeting of the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee.

The Democretic Executive Com
mittee OF Jackson county is hereby
called to meet at the Court. house,
in Scranton,
The 9Th dag Of July, 1885,
at 10 O'Clock IN. A full attendance
of the members of the committee
is desired, as business of import
ance IN connection with the COM
ing primary election is TO be con-
sidered.
+. NJ. JOHNSON, Chairman.
Z. BLOOMFIELD, Sec'y.
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Refresh showers.


Refreshing showers.
oh, where are the candidates !
ALI quiet around the court
house,
The gardens are looking fresh
and green.
The bathingin the river is very
pleasant.
Fish and oysters are fat, and
6ne, and plentiful.
-Exterminate the goats. They
are a nuisance.
We are turning out some fine
specimens of job printing.
Paint and whitewash cover a
multitude of faults.
The mysterious music is heard
near the River Side House.
Judge j. w. Starr was in town
Wednesday looking gay and fes-
tive.
Mr.. Steve G.. Cole moved to the
Cussard place, at Pascagoula, last
Monday.
We we're favoreI with Il call
from the Rev. Tlos. Price, last
Tuesday.
MIR. j.. Y0unghans, a worthy
young man, succeeds Mr.. w. L.
Airy as depot agent, at st. Elmo,
Ala.
Three families from New o.
leans came over Tuesday for the
summer, at PaScagonla.
Mysterious music can now be
heard at nights on Mr.. a. Chan
%terant's wharf, on tie beach.
Rev. ID. o. Byers will preach
in the new Baptist Church Sabbath
evening at 1880. All are invited to
attend.
DIR. L. f. Griffin and three
Western gentlemen went down to
PascagOnIa Wednesday and caught
quantity OF crabs.
The River Side House, of this
place, which is 80 we'll kept by Mrs.
NJ. A. Andrews, is prepared to take
OOarders by the day, week or month.
Mr.. Il. b. Myers, of Hands
bOro, came in to give us a shake
last Wednesday. He was over9
insurance business, and his sojourn
was short.
There will be services by the
Rev. Thos. Price at the new Bap-
list church OF this place next Sun
day at IL am, and $3.50 pm. at
Union church, PAseagouia.
Capt. J. Il. Muse and lady came
over to their Rex farm at Pasca.
goula last week. MI. s. W. Beard
is now engaged In painting Mr.
Muses. residence.
"A wagon load of water melons,
the first of the season, passed our
door Wednesday. They paused
briefly, looked well, but we are un.
allie TO judge of their quality from
experience.
We have received the FIRST
water melon, at the hands of OuI
old friend, Mr.. A. Goelzer, q o.
our most accommodating and
squarely fair merchants. We re
turn many thanks and best wishes,
Mr.. Lauchlin Goff, of Mobile
has accepted a situation with Mr.
NJ. V. b. Carey, succeeding Mr. Fl
q. Walker. We hope Mir. Coz viii
prove as pleasant a neighbor as Mr.
Walker, whom we wish success il
whatever else be may see lit to EN-
bark, as be Is q pleasant gentleman
Of good business qualifications.
The FIRST sermon in the new
Baptist church was preached b!
lid. 0. D.. Bowen Sunday night
He extended a cordial Invitation
70 other Protestant denomination.
70 make use Of the new cburcl
ior public worship until the Meth
ol'st church is completed. Henc
Methodist service will be bed Their
next Sunday as elsewhere annour
ed.
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Tive Norwegian banks, Gan3er
Rolf, Capt. Evanson, and Emeline,
Capt. Tharsusen, from Barbados,
w. l., entered the port Of Pasca-
gonla last Monday and were held
ia quarantine.
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Quarantine Notice.

Quarantine for Hancock county,
Miss, will commence on the 10th
INST. All vessels visiting n WA
tiers will, before dong so, report at
Marine Hospital Service, Gnlt Quar-
anime Station, Ship Island.
Surgeon r.. ID. Murray, at said
station, is our duly authorized quar-
anime officer.
A. PARKER CHAMPLAIN,
Pres. Hancock Co. Board of Health.
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We have been handed a bunch
of berries, the donor Informing MS
that they are Whitc black berries,
and also that they were aChite when
they were green, and he is not color
blind either.
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A woman is more apt to pay
clothes attention to the serman than
Il man..
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BUSINESS

of the latest style,
supplied on short no.
tice and at reason
able prices.
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OF THE SOUTH.
FOR THE SOUin,
FOR THE WHOLECOUNTRY.

The farmer, the mechanic. tho workman. the
merchant, the neutrality-suspicious. in every
av0catiOn In life. members of every household.
the wife and the mother and the ohildren-ali
wiz find