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Muerlei.

: 9eute 8Drmittag brad in einem
9ol3bauie an Breia StraBe Seuer aus,
oas ieoo@ gel6idt tpurbe, pbne oaB bic
Geaermebr n0tbig tpurbe.
Ser Beetbopen Mdnner=G6or err
tpdblte in ieiner lebten geriammlung
bic na6lfebenben 0erren als &ommits
tee 5ur Nuswabl Der @borgeidnge liir
oas I'M Sabre 1887 in San Nntonio
ab5ubaltenoe teranif9e 8unbesldnger=
feft: s. Bed, %. 8arbef, 6. $. MSiil=
ler, U. S6urig, 8. 3. 86ttler.
SER $. 9ilie pon Ser Sirma s.
Gonie & 80. 1T geitern na9 2ouispilIe,
&p., abgereiit, um 6ireft an Ort uub
Stele Ginfdufe in guten, alien Mbis.
ties 81 MAIDEN. 9err 9ilie, felbit
Souisbiller nDn @eburt, bat cine langz
tdbrige @,fabrung i'm @ei9dite, fennt
Die 9uellen bur6aus, uhb miro uns
ieoenfalls einen Wbisfep bierberbrin=
gen. Der in ieber 8e3iebung uniiber=
trOfen baifebt.
Ser oeuti6e Grauen=6iiIfsberein
ertpdblte in feiner leBten 0eriammlung
einen lteuen Borifan6, ndmlidb:
Srau Sba 9erft prdiibentin, Grauen
U. @6ol5 uuo s. Segen, 0ieeprdliben=
tinnen; Jrau s. @taHsl. G9aBmeiite=
rim; Grdulein COLUMBIA &oifp, Gefre<
tdrin. Nls Warbs=Gommiitee puroen
ermdbft: Grau 8. perf1 fir bic LITE,
Srou j. BoBbarb fir bic 2te, 6rau W.
polling fir Die 3te, unb Grau U. 0abm
fur bic Ate Maro.
Guguit Slider uno iein Nrbeiter,
Die mesen Jen5}erfi6ruug berbaftet
wuroen, lino BON 6rebensrl6ter gratp=
iorb, Der cine unter $3.50, Der anbere
nnter $3.50 8iraf6aft sefellt worben.
SoDie Beibe i'm Yerbor ausiaaten, gee
bort bic Gen5, melGe iie serft0rten, 5.
y. Sames OIL uno mar nbe. bic mad
Seguin fibrenoe @ountDs&oab errintet.
Die erlpabnte StroBe 1T erit Dor 2urs
aenl Don ben County gommiIioners
angelegt mDrOen befinoet lid) aber ins
nerbalb Der itdbti6en Gren5en. Nerz
f6ieoene 6ragen finb in bieler MngeIe=
genbeit su entf9eioen. @rfli1 babeil
bic Gplntn @pmmiIIioners elm &e6t, in-
nerbalb Der 5tabt. @ren3en gDege aus=
aulegen2 3meitens. bat Sames basGe9t,
Dieie StraBe millfiirlid) ob8ufenaen?
uno brittens mas ioleu bic Sarmer be-
ginnen, bic burd) Sames Sen3 beeins
trd6tigt iperben2 0aben iie tpeniger
&e6te als Sames2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-11
Eegas.

= Ser Grange Store in gaIbwell
tuurbe uom lebten yfDrbifurm' umgerii=
fen unb bat grDBe 8erluite babur9 er=
litten.
= BON eagle paB pirb beri6tet,
baB Der &io @ranbe tpdbreno bes Iebs
ten Jeorbminbes init elmer Diinnen Gisz
bede iiber3ogen mar. Nlle @erii6te
iiber Oas 9luftreten Der 8,atternsRrant=
belt in gagle paB tperben in Nbrebe
geitelt uno man bebauptet, baB ii6 nod
nidt elm ein3elner Sal Der 2ranfbeit
oafelbt ereignet babe.
= Ser ungetreue Collector Bladz
man in Sort Mortb 1T bur9 einen an=
bern Mann erieBt porben. Mobin
bic $4,000 geratben iinb, I'M tpel9e er
bic Staot betrogen bat, nermag er nidt
anaugebeH, bod glaubt man augemein,
5aB Elm pertpprfenes Weib bic 6aupts
role BEL Dem 8etruse ipieIt.
= Sn Brenbam brad Seuer tpdbs
reno Der leBten 3dlte aus uno bic Geas
erDebr batte lange gu tbun, ebe iie Waf=
fer fanb, ba ale pumpen uno Geuere
9porauten eingefroren maren.
= Nu9 gfeu 8raunfeIs bate cine
Geuersbrunit pdbrenb bes Sturmes
aufjumeiien. Das 0aus bes beritorbe-
neH 5loren3 9reu, brannte ab.
= Die Sbdtlsfelt bes 0o6ofens in
&ust tDit6 wdbreno Der nd6iten 30
Sage ensef,Qt meroen. oa es an Sob.
len feblt. 9is 3u9 bausbeb6tbe bat
bel &usf 2200 Ifer Wdlblaub getauft
unb $50 5trofllnge lino iebt btf6df=
tigt, ben Balb nieber3uihlagen uno
4Obleu gu brennen. 0a Der 6odofeu
tdglt6 1000 8ulbel Soblen perbrau9t,
wtro er pei sur WalouerpuitunJ in
Oftfrus beitragen.
= Sn benz 10 Wfeilen BON @reen=
bile gelegenen 5taot9en Campbell
brad Geuer aus. bas eiu Sotel unD
@.f9dttsb sbauier 5erit6rte.
= Utan befiirhtet eine 2lrbeitseins
iteauns in ben @lienbabns Wertitdtfen
3u WaribaQ. Die oort'ge WIgenfabrlt
tdnu nit ben n0rollden 6abrifen nibt
concurrtren, Dnne Die Ntbeltsl0bHe bers
abiuleBen, bic Nrbe'ter weroen aber
ni4t auf cine 2Obnrebuttlou eiagehen
nOllen.
= Gin 6arbigcr, Der 9 Softer, ei=
nen 8alen DrD 8oob5 uno cine Giite
por3ellanwaaren pom Union Depot in
Oallas geitOblen bate, muroe bonn ltdo.
tii9eu Maribal abgefaBt.
= Sn columbia gerietben @il6erl
Warian unb Sobn Sno p an einanoer
Der @ritere wuroe erf6oiien uub be,
anoere erbielt einen S9uB in bic 8ruit
- Sa 2arebo baben fi9 mebrere
Gdlle pom 8latternfranfbeit ereignet.
= Sn 81 burne murbe Der Morbe,
9errin gu 10 Sabren 3u6tbaus Derur'
tbeilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-11
Ser Grsenaer Der sbfaflofiafeit.

Ser @rssuser Der SalaFofisfeit ooer Sniom-
mia lit in neun I'm er ,eba 6daen elm b9spep.
ti11er Wagen. @ute 8eroauuna brinet aeiun.
cen S6laf 8eroaunnss s1eidmerbe binbert i'm.
Das Sirn uno ber Mlgen leioen nit einanoer.
Sins Der boraebmlfen Sbmptomc eimes fdma j.
den 3ufanbeS Der SesOauuaasorsane 1T cine
Storuns oes sroben Neruen gentrums, res
@ebtrn8, Mln fraiige ben Magen uno gebe
baourd bem eroben Centrum bas ,,leida niat
pieber. Cine b0bif 3uuerldiiise ar3nei oafiir
1T Sofetter MagenbtttereS,
tpel6es mineraliiden 8erubigungsmitteln peit
por5ualeben 1T; oenn wennaltt9 oitfe cine 3eit
lang einidlderno auf Oas @ebirn pirten, boren
iie oo6 balo gu mir ren auf uno bena6tbeilisen
allen,al Die Spannfraft oes Masens. 9as
8iitere bingesen felt Die sbdtiafeit ienss aIl.
pidtigen Organs ipieOer Der uno fsin belIiamer
@influb 5eist ii9 in benz geiunben SNlaf unb
einem rubisen 3uhanO Oes gieueuipitems.
@benfo emptdnat Die shdtigteIt bet seber unO
Odrme ourt ieinen @ebrau9 cine beilfame
Mnregung.
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staot. Neept.

8. %. Maoaras8, Oer Gigentbiimer
ber Slfa giurieres, bat Elm Depot in
Der Staot, in gto. 300, 0ouftonitraBe,
erDffnet. 1lian miro bu.elbit tets eine
4uswabl BON Slumen uHD Slattpflans
gen, fri6en @artenfdmereien, Slumen.
Slplebeln &c. finoen. 6erner bGlt er bds
lelblt 9roDen Don 3ierbdumen, Goieu
unb fenltI9eu @artengelpd6ien. Ollie
in Der Staet gemahlen 8eIteGuneeH
meroen am ladiieH3age Uon oerNurlerp
ausgefiibt nit iri6 Der @rbe entnnm.
menen 8emd6Een. Aue ieine @emd9lt
iino bier gt3ugen unb IS miro garan.
tlrt, oaB iie wutll6 Dds lin0. pofiir
lie ausgegeben N. r0en. DiaH bers
tpedsle ben pluB ni6t; STA gfurFeries,
gto. 300, SOuitons StraBe. 10,12,t-
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tpieoer cine alte abgeiungene aufges
f6pemmte Gran36fin in abgetragener
@ammetrobe, nit itrobgelber perriide
uno fiir@terli6 gei6minft, lire 2ieoer
bDrtrug.
Bon gbepeune na9 0enper fann's 8
ni9t tDeit fein2 fragte @eorg, pdbren6
er 8iu bic brennenbe gigarre.
aus ben 5ingern nabm, uab feline bas
ran anaiinbete.
8ia f6itteIte ben &opf.
8iebt's bon bier mad Denber 8abns
berbinbung? fragte @eorg tpeiter.
8il ffedte bic gigarre, bic ibm @eorg
auriidgege6en bate, in ben Munb unb
nidte beiabenb.
Damn geb i6 na@ Oenbet.
Wann2
WfDrgen.
Mann fommff Du tpieber?
0as tpeiB i'd nod niht.
Was ipiQft Su bort tbun?
Sd ermarte Briefe.
So! f6loB Bill bic unterbaltung.
@eorg bate in ber Sbat i9on Dor Wo=
naten, in ben triibffen 8agen, BON 9es
lena aus Die poit=Sffiee in Nem>Oorf
aufgefor6ert, ale unter feinem Namen
eintreffenben Senbungen, unb an bas
9Ottl 8runstDd gei9rieben, feline beis
ben Softer mad Denoer an bic NbreHe
bon Nuguifus %. Sefferion gu fdiden.
Die beioen biieben big ipdt in Ser
Na6t mad. Sic iptachen nod BON oies
lem uno ienem, aber bon ber be9orites
benben Srenuung mar ni9t mebr bic
&eos. gfur -nebenbei fragte Geprg fei=
neu Greuub, ob er ibm bas pfero tpies
Der abfaufen tpoae, unb Bill nidte tpie.
berum. ueher Ben pteis einisteh lie ii0
leidt, uuo gia 5ablte Die 5umme baar
aus.
(Gortiebung foIat.)
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@erape 10 out.

giele sepiHenloIe gertdufer ni0sen @u6 ia.
gen iie baben SeiImittel fur Suiten unb @rfdl-
tunsen Die seraoe 70 gut iinb als Der alte
anDerldiiige Or. Botanic Suitens unD 2ungens
Sprup. unb penn ibr ni@t Oarauf bsifebt bic.
les Seilmittel 5u erhalten, nerbet ibr fcbr an.
gefhbrt tueroen. 4Sreis 30 gents unb $l.00.
8ertauft bel s. sfalteger 8: CON.
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Cotton & Bolton,

NuftiOndre unb &ommiifons &auf=
leute No. 2, 4 unb 6 gB. 9oultOn=
StraBe. San antonio. foufen unO pers
taufen gebraudte M6bel, Seppi6e,
8las= unD 8lehmaaren &C. QBer bils
lig faufen nil, oem lit bier cine gins
itige @elegenbeit geboten. @anse
9auseinri9tungen bilig gu erperben.
17.sp6R
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IS. 8alteher G. Son, gpntbcfcr, peld,e
iminer fir boS 9Sobl ieiner Runben beiorat 1T,
bat ieBt ben Serfauf BON Or. 8oianfo's
9uiten- uuo euusen Sprub erboItcm, eiu
peilmittel, tuel6es unfebbar ale @rfd.tunaen,
Sdmeraen in Der 8ruit. uno ole sunsen.
trantbfiten ,urtrt. Bur Yrobe nebmet cine
probsflai9c. @eiu0bnii@e @rObe SO Gents
unb 81 90.
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= Gin benz 0errn un3neifelbaft
b06i moblJefdlliges bopfer
lit oas &au9en elmer pfeife, tuel6e
nit einem BON Der 6irma Gail &
u in Baltimore 5ubereiteten 9abaf
funitgere9t geitopft 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-11

gebrau6te Songaline in smei
iebr f9limmen Gdlle Don Neuralgia.
Sd bin bo3erfreut nit Der Wirtung,
unb balte es fiir bic bette dller onberen
alien Mfebi5inen.-S. 3. Yife, so. 8,
gBeIt 2Duisplqe, GD.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09

AN ACT to amend section lll2 of the
Code OF 1850 in relation to the sale OF
vinOus aud spirituous lIquOrs.
Section l.. Be it enacted by the
Legislature of the State OF MisSiS
slppi, That section lIl2 Of the Cole
OF 1880, DC aud the same is hereby
amended by adding after The wold
''courta in the last lide of said Sec
tiOh, the following: Provided, that
any person may sell wine mi,ie of
grapes aud Other fruit grown bN
himself in this State, in any guam
thy not less than one pint, without
paying any tax Or obtaining any
license ; Provided that nothing
herein contained shall he construed
80 as to interfere with any local
law prohibiting the sale of natiye
wines; Provided further, that the
party so selling domestic wines,
shall sell the same 1t his place of
residence or vineyard. but this act
shall not be construed to prevent
the delivery of the wine in towns,
or to railroads or common carriers
by the producer.
Sec. 9. That all acts aud parts
OF acts in conflict with this act, be
and the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. That this act take effect
aud be in force from and after its
passage.
Approved March 10, 1886.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09


Col. p. X. Mayors, the genial Ed
ItOr aud Proprietor of the PAsCA.
GoULA tMIss.) DEMoCRAT-STAR. Is
in the city and paid the A.G., a
pleasant call yesterday.-PensacOld
Fla Advance Gazette.
In another place the A-G., says
a party of editors went out to sea
aud got awfully sea sick. Wonder
if they use Keystone Rye down
there. Atany rate the Captain has
friends who extend him sympathy,
one of whom requests US to add the
following ave are panied to learn
of the sickness of Capt. Mayors at
Pensacola. Keep mp good courage,
Captain Try lemons, aud lie
down if possible. Don't speak of
it-you r very welcome-wish we
could do more for you. Be assured
OF the sympathy Of your numerous
friends"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09

The coroner refused to hold an
inquest over the bodies OF the killed
in the CarrOIlton massacre, because
he had lately held AN inquest Tor
which tue Board OF Supervisors re.
fused TO pay him on the ground
that the manner Of the PERSONS
death was known. In one OF the
coast coHntieS a suit is now pend
ing against the Board of Supervi-
sors tor refusal to pay the cOroner's
account because the person upon
which the inquest was held was
known 10 have been drowned
COriHh Herald.
Tue last mentioned case was in
this county and judgment has been
obtained BY default. The question
is u OF especial Importance in this
section of country. Dead bodies
T not unfrequently found in the
waters OF the Gulf and rivers and
other places. The most natural in.
ference il, of course, that the per.
son was drowned by some accident
unless there are special clrcum
stances which lead to other con-
illusions. We do not propose TO
discuss this last case. The most
serious question in the whole mat.
ter is one Of general application
whO is to determine the necessity
of an inquest when a case arises.
In the first place it is not altogether
Just to the coroner 10 be intrustcd
with discretion, as the law seems
to contemplate. AMI then take the
risk of being refused pay for his
trouble it he makes a mistake ac-
cOrdins to the judgment of another
tribunal. On the other hand cOro
may not always act wisely or
in good faith, and run the
county to an unnecessary expense.
1t seems that the whole plan might
De Improved by SC amending the
.aw as to have the question of ne.
determined by n certain
lumber of tax plyers before the in.
IueSt.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09
THE TAX ON DRUMMERs.

A festive drummer has allowed
himself to be arrested in Jackson
for the purpose Of testing the law
imposing a privilege tax on that
heterogeneous class of commercial
men. They object to the law be.
cause incorporated towns r allow
ed to levy an additional tax of 30,
per cent. on the State tax of S2j,
aud claim that the act never became
a law under the constitution, an
amendment tor their benefit having
dropped ON the way to the clinch.
ing point. If they succeed in their
undertaking they will knock the
bottom out of the entire act, and
We will fall back where we were be
fore. The fact is that the law as it
stands seems to be a drummer pro-
hibitiOn act unless it should turn
ont that towns would be too mag.
unanimous or like the drummer 100
well TO prohibit him. We see that
several towns have determined to
let him in free, and we have heard
of none ~exacting the toll. We raih-
er like the drummer, and have no
objection to his business except
that, sometimes, be takes the place
of printers ink. But that is the
merchants right. Still, if this law
is an effective %ejector of the modest
tourist why not let such towns use
it when they conceive that they
need it for self protection. If he is
not wanted it should be his pleas.
ure not to intrude.
The fact is, we are not Directing
in the least to the drummer, but
we had been congratulating our.
selves on the prospect of ejecting
book and lightning rod agents by
the same method. All inventions
of machinery, all frowns, curses and
abuse have proven futile as electors
Of that class of nuisances, ard We
thought that now we would have
some fun by making them pay for
the whistle. We therefore admOn.
Ish drummers not TO bust the ma.
and we will let them ride
through on a free pass.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09

WHEN the Ripley, Ship Island
and Kentucky Railroad shall have
been finished to the Gulf, we can
obtain daily supplies of the tropical
fruits, fresh fish, oysters, etc. Ia
addition to that the climate dow n
there is so mild aud genial our citi.
Zens a spend the severe winters
there at much less expense than
visiting Florida Ripley Advertiser.
There now. We knew the build.
ing Of that road would be a big
thing. II We can get Ripley's
Florida visitors to stop here we
will get On a boom again.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09
BUILT THAT WAY.


"Jona" Hamilton may puff and "Dear
Bob my blow,
The Gulf and Ship Island lay
Bnt no road will be made by the couvict's
spade,
Because they amt built tn It way.
ChickasaC Messenger.
And Burkitt will write and BuIkitt will
swear.
Aud so will the great p. X;
But neither1l e'er sit in a Governors char,
Because they amt built that way.
LBraHdOH Republican.
The RepHblioaR may howl and rant in vain,
But wen see what the taxpayers say,
''Dear Bob" may have TO sell Guinea cali
20 again,
Because he was first built that way.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09
SENATOR VOORHEES, administer.

SENATOR VOORHEES, administer
ed a gentle rebuke to President
Cleveland while defending him
against the assaults of Republican
Senators, a few days ago. He is
reported as follows:
Mr. Voorhees,, while defending the
President from Republican attack,
declared, without reserve, his re-.
greet that Mr.. Cleveland had given
such slight cause for it. The Re-
publicans were qu%arrellIng over the
displacement OF only some 600
of1ce.holders, when thousands OF
their number remained undisturbed
10 places to which, by tue plain,
cOmmon-sense practice of every
party since the beginning Of the
government, they no longer have
any sort of claim or title. All
places of trust or responsibility
should be filed by the friends of
the party in power. No principle
was better grounded than tuis in
popular heart aud understanding,
and it was folly to attempt to over.
turn il.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09
LAND NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE At JACKSON, M,ss.. ,
March ~, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of M.
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim. and that said proof will Be
made before the Judge, or IN his absence
the Circuit Clerk Of jackson county. At
scranton, Mas, on April 40. igas x;-.
kedding Rouse, homestead No. fI0l0. for
the east hf southeast or, section n and
uthw or, southwest or, section Rand
northwest qr northwest ar, section IA
township y, south range7 west
He ntmes the following Witnesses
10 prove hls continuous residences upon
aud cultivation Of said land, via: William
Howell, William II. Gof. George NJ low
ell Charles p. Eubanks. all Of Cruss Roads
I. 0 jackson county, Miss.
March 10. 1856. 3Gr
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09
A BAD DEAD.


The Times Democrat of the Gil
inst, contains the following from
Bay st. Louis:
Three men named j. Crane, VIM.
ShOmburg and Thomas Mason,
landed here today from Dauphin
Island, near Mobile. Crane and
ShOmburg %quarreled, when Crane
took a shotgun and filled ShOm.
burg's stomach fnll of turkey shot,
from which he is dying. Crane es.
capped and Mason is charged with
being accessory.
The two mentioned, Sparenburg,
This correct name) and Mason, are
known in this county, especially by
the officers of the law. Sparenburg
and a brother of the same name
once resided here and were con-
committing depredatiOns,
petit thieves and grand larce-
MES. William was, several years
ago, holly pursued by our sheriff
and others for hog stealing, but sue
ceeded IN making his escape. Ma.
son was at the same time tried as an
accessory.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09

THE Press Association meeting
is approaching. IL will be held in
the merry month OF May, in our
sister city, West Point. This game
place is equal to the emergency,
aud we doubt not will see to it that
the hungry members of the craft
will feast upon the fat of the lamb
and have a generally festive time
of it, but we sincerely hope that
the members will look into meas
ures tending to the advancement
OF the newspaper interests and to
ennObling aud dignifying he calling
of the editOr.-StdrkUiHe Times.
Yes, but alas for editorial dig
nifty when half his bach OF thunder
which is to be his lever for moving
the world comes to the editor per
express sc. o. d." already manu-.
featured for the occasion. 1t may
be ennobliug, but dignity crieth
aloud and walleth in distress.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09
sEAsHoRE DIsrncr-sEcONp ROUND.

The great Inventor, Edison, com
manded the lightning at bis will
and Dade its subservient to bis de.
mand but = weak little woman
With $1,000, 900 knocked him out in
a twinkliug and had him fast in the
mesbes Of matrimony before yOu
could say scail Now, who will
longer doubt the power Of woman
over man, especially when sho has
sz,OO0,Ooo IN Der " right
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09

CAPT. P. K. MAYERs left last
Monday night 10 spendithe week in
the glorious cline of Florida. He
didn't tell us all be had in coDtem-
platiOn, but he has heard of that
celebrated spring which causes
youth to return and restores faded
beauty, and hence be hied himself
away before the coming of the
Press Convention to the vicinity of
Ponce de Leon springs.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09

tors, aud shall, for the period oil
ten days remain at bis Office aud
register all the qualified electors;
who shall present themselves for
registration aud tho said clerk
shall thereafter visit snch polling
precinct 10 said county for Que day
aud register such electors as may
present themselves for registration,
aud shall, after having visited such
voting precinct, %transcIibe from
the said registration books the
proper and necessary poll books for
each precinct.
See. 4. II shall be the duty of
the circuit clerk of each county ia
this State to publish notice Tor six
~ days before any general election
that he will on a day fixed in said
notice visit the precincts in his
county aud register any qualified
electors that r not registered,
that may then present themselves ;
aud shall thereafter transcribe such
additional voters III the proper poll
books of his county.
Sec. 5. That the board of super
visors may allow such reasonable
compensation to The circuit clerk as
they may fix, not exceeding three
dollars u day, together with the
costs of advertisements of notice,
for his services thereafter in visit
ing the precincts of his county as
herein provided.
Approved March ID, 1886.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09

THE DEMOCRAT STAR, in speak,
ing OF the nomination of its town
officers, very severely r%eprinandS
the action OF the white citizens in
nominating IA darkey named LundOu
Farley, This they freely deserve.
The time has long past when the
blacks are to go side and side with
the whites as their equal in any
contest where intelligence is de.
mdnded. If his white supporters
want to run him for Office, or any
position of public trust, where white
supremacy rules, they must draw
the color line. In this there is no
other chance tor the white support
ers of the black man. They may
note this from the Advocate and put
it in their vest pocket, as the gen.
uine sentiment of all Southern
white men.- WGynesbOro Advocate.
For the sake of the reputation OF
our town we will call your atten-
iion to the result OF the vote as
reported OH the local page today.
We still hold the fOrr, Shake!
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09
TO ADVERTISERS.

The D~EMOCRAT-STAR
is the Oldest newspaper on the
Mississippi Gulf Coast ; has a
larger bona .fde circulation
than any other newspaper in
this section; therefore, it is
the BEST advertising med
ium. Advertisers, bear this
in mind.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09

The PAsCAGoULA DEMOCRAT
STAR seems to think the State has
four Railroad commissioners. How
ever, Capt. p. X. can be counted on
when it comes to exposing fraud
and rascality, and to him should be
awarded the credit Of unearthiug
the disgraceful Lowry Island swim.
die, BY which exposure the State
recovered several hundred dollars
and Official thieves were given a
wholesome EarniBg-BrOOkhavsH
Leader.
No, that mistake was made mad
verteDtly - not from Ignorance.
Thanks for your compliments.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-09

BURKITT and Mayors, aided By a
li.tle pepper furnished by Miller,
are making hash of the Lowry ad.
ministratiOn; and 30 far no one
brings any facts aud figures to its
defeuse. About one-half the papers
IN the State can say, 81 told you so
last summer, now you see who was
right, don't you P-COrinh Herald.
We made but few charges against
the administration upon our own
responsibility, but the few have
proven up to the mark. As for
Capt. Burkitt he has done noble
work for the State, TOR which the
people, should feel grateful.