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kIlHos ]. FISHER & CO. Real Estate Brokers.

ihOS j. ElSd Liz d CO.. keal Estate brokers
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE AND HANDSOME
RESI- DENCE ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH STREET AND
CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER lxa
TWENTY-NINrH at THREE O'CLOCK, in f.ssff
front OF the premises by virtue of deed of
da Ell september %, 1851. and duy recorded IIIer
No. 1901, Folio No. All ct SEQ, of the Land
Records of the District OF Columbia, we shall sell
pubic auction Lots numbered twelve (l2), thirteen
(13J fourteen (l4) and fifteen 90, Of George \.
Lanes subdivision of lot No. TO- and the % feet
of IL, of W.ter CoXs subd vson of certain lots
in square No. 16O, having frontage about seventy
Ell mt aud Gig four one hundredths Us and So
looms feet on the south line of Rhode Island ave
nue., betw en- 18th street and Connecticut avenue. ex
tending through to north street. with frontage Of
about seventysix (16) feet north NJ street. inn
proved by !. rye and handsome brck residence
known us No. l7lS Rhode Island avenue.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash. 800 OF VIII ch must be paid down at the time
se the remainder in one and TWO years secured by
deed OF trust upon the premises sold with interest:
theinterest to be pail seIni-annualiy. should the
terms Of sale not be complied with within (lO)
Gays after SALE the trustees reserve the right resell
at the cost and expense The defaulting purchaser
FKI4DERICK = McGgIkh: lTrns,oos
EDWARD j. STELLWAGER,) Ai"steeS'
THOS. BOWLING, Auconeer nl6-d&ds
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RAILROADS.
BALTlNO"E AND onlo hAlIhoAn
schedule in efrect. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER IN
1856. unlil further notice.

a. $50 GAoAn
1856. unil further notice
Leave washington from station corner Of Nsx DER
For H chisas0 I iSo o' 40 am and ioio p M asy,
with through coaches and sleeping car. Tie 1000 a
m. isa Fast In ed Npress orfftisbnrgh and Chica.
morning al $50 li.so am. arriving In Chicago
loss am. No extra fare is charged on these Trains
For cincinnati louisville and st. Louis daily at ssa
pm aud lO;lo pm. with through coaci,s and Palace
m : fast limited train 10 cincinnati a - Iouis
40 .m No extra fare Is charged on this train fos
:, For Pittsburgh at 1000 n m and s:S5 p n daily to
Pi;'s6urgh Cleveland and Detroit with Monarch BAR
i"i aiie Sleeping cars 70 Pittsburgh. -
F"r iSH.nyon and Local stations sac a m daily
For Havrs-se-Csrace. Wilmington and Philadelphia
Nor Baltimore on week days ) $50 $40 80 $50
anS ivy, ,,, = m l2l9 i;.a ;S;l5 4ominuie tranl
Tor t.aii more on : lnoayS ESQ., 40 $50 aud lost5
= :, M l;la l:So. $3.50. s:so 5:.o o.so. 800, s:2S.
Fer shenandoah Valley Railroad and points south
MaShington TO New Orleans; 53o p sleeper 10 Iis
For Wilmington. Delaware. and Intermediate points
oStNosn hatn ore and Wilmington. 3:iS M. daily,
For Annap6lis $40 a M and 1910 and a:so D. IN
on SUNDAY $50 a. M. a:io y.
more .; GAO, $50 am. l2Io pun. $50 $40 500
su IN 80 M IN sunday s:SU am and l:;Io. $780,
tan Branch d:l5 su.. dai.y except sunday and SsSI
p M daily; $40 IN daily except SUNDAY, for princ.
HI
nI sunday siopsat all stations aiiherburg and
lnttfh'riate points lOsib 1880 and ll.2l ID m
ohll eNceN sunday. for Frederick $40 a. m and
$40 D. m daily. EXCEPT sunday
fnr HaEerStOwn 1870 a IA. and bal n m daily On.
cept SUNDAY. 49,
rains a rive from the West daily 6:co. .:2oa m.
I;lD, b"so and ll:2i pm. Little Rock EXprcss
PROM Philadelphia. Chester. wilmingtni nd Havre
de Hrace li:io I'm. 800 pm. and 1880 nm daily.
From Wilmington and intermediate points north "a
Baltimore 1 :i5 am -
FROM Annapolis $40 m and so and 5.oS m m
SUNDAY, 1859 a. M. $50 pm. -
-, From E2sper' Ferry aud Valley Railroad $50 q
m. Ga ly except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points, s:2s a m,
aud SID PM daily except SUNDAY. =
Z, rams leave Baltimore ior Washington at 5:lo
600. 80, 800. otl5 and 1880 a u. 2:l5 2.:lo q a
TO, .. ESQ. s:45. and IL 80 pm; ON sundays
6:5o, 40. 300 aud 800 ~ l:sSo. 2:So 40. $500
$50, s:35. and IL 800 pm.
All trains from Washington sion az Relay Station
except l:.5. BIO aud GAO pm.
For further Information apply M the Ralti.no ra ma
Ohio Ticket Office. Washington station 6le and iSSi
FeiitisyiNanla avenue, corner of l4th street where
orders viii be taken for baggage be- checked and r.
ceIved ~ any point In the c1ty.-
B. DCNHaM CK IoRp
Cen Manager. Baltimore. In5l q. p A.
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nuNCANsoN BROS, Auc,,oneers
lOs --f''' 816 K street northwest

DE- e16 street northwest
SIX COMFORTABLE NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS. Nos BOG. sos: $40. 3l2 3l4
AN ID 316 n STREET SOUTHW Est.
On MONDAY, the iWENTY-SECOND No go
MEMBER, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK smRs
p NJ, we will sell at public auction front oi. u.
the premises, SIX NV J-STORI BRICK DIV I. L.
INGS, containing rooms and modern conveniences
These houses are new aud situated one of the best
streets in the southwest
Terms easy. and made known day of sale. deposit
OF SlU0 Oh each house Abstract Oh title up to about
one year ago.
MID DUNCANSON. BROS, Aucts.
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ID THE I T5NNfrk WpsT ROUTE 30 Tp,-rvn,
STEEL RAILS MAGSIF Tt1f Sfp ho ttPMks
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER l4TH 1850
Trains Washington from station corner Of sixth
- and II streets. as follows:
q n Palace Sleeping Hars at l2:l5 A. daily Fast
with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10 Cincn natl
and Buffet Car 81 Louis daily, except saturday,
scasa and MS siIss Sss Aeenn g
Tas si eg Srrs Washington g 1Oso aud g
Harrsbas SR Western hspfsss w,1s
through seepers Tor Louisville and Memphis,
and the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg %
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie 0anandaigua. Rochester. Bufiao, Niagara,
lSNo 49, !; n dsi,y eNceP. saturday, with Palace
For viii Transport. Lock Haven and Elmira at Gao
For Kew S ors eSff tie ft n 400 and Ia.
n: l2:so, 300, AIS; lo:0O and ii 20 p n On
Cars, gao A. NJ. daily. except sunday sni . soe
For Boston without charge, 300 r Al. every day.
Jersey Gay wth boa1s OF Broo&lyn Annex. sffard
Ing direct transer Fulton irect avoiding double
For Phiise phis. 725 300 and HIS A. NJ. 200
saS aS l iSp and jso NJ io,S on .sS ppsa
r Al Lni,ed Express. e4O A. A. week days
For Baitmore. e:ss s.2s. 900, $40. 100 AN,
I'D LID: i2;;o a235 200 200. 800. 4I5. 4:23 5:aS
sG Ills IN i:i5 less y ZOO ssn ssoS s rs
For ropes Greek Line, .:25 A. II. and 4:4O r. NJ
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis 7:-5 \ NJ. 1885 and s:23 p NJ daily.
except sunday. sundays. 9a o A. NJ. 4:l5 T. NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDEkICksBII RG Rail-
Way. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, 500. sO5. s.25 IL AN. 1870,
noon, 2:t5 I:25 i:35. 6:0l. sos. 1903 and III 81
1905 PM.
For RichmOnd and the South, @, IL A. NJ daily ana
4:35 T. NJ daily, except sunday.
Trans cave alexandria FOR " aslington, COB 500.
1UU0, lo:i3 A. N: l:-0. $500. 3:23, 5.lO .aD5.
9;52 ami l042 T. NJ. and l2:Io ulinight (exceut
Monday. tJn sunday at 500 and 1888 A NJ;
5:lv, 1872 lO:f2 y. NJ and l2:lO NIGHT.
Tickets and information the uflice northeast cor.
ner Of 18th street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue and nj
the station where orders len checking
Of baggage destination from hotels and resdepces
CHAA r. PCGH. General AIaI,aVer
J. X WHO'D General Passenger Agent mis-
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G FAME & CO. Real Estate Agents
~ 613 18th ST northwest.
sALgABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PROS
TEL STREET, BETWEEN HIGH AND POTO-
~ STREETS GEORGETOWN, AT AUG
TN "a > MsrEIDNESpAY. NGyEMBER SEVEN "a
LE.r.Ni III, at EALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK sfisS
VIII sell In front of the premises part 2:s&
saa L. IN SQUARE No IS frunting feet on the noi th
sioe o. prospect street. between High and Potomac
st.eets. oy depth of SO ieet improved by Brick
~ frame DWsilng an 2 large Stone Ice House.
ieet OF Lot sixty nine, in square ftyeiSht. on
tue east Side of Fayette street between 1st and I'd
sIreets improved by two small Brick Houses.
iefGls: Onethrd cash; balance in and two
lars with interest secured by deed of trust the
property If the terms OF sale are not complied with
no tef GAYS The property win be resod at risk and COS.
ol ueiaotlng purchaser. deposit, OF $50 required on
eaen piece OF property at the time of sale. nl0d&ds
Be III II ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF The weather until SATURDAY, NOVEM-
hE1s " tNTlETH. SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
nlc-d&ds THOMA AS DOWNING Auct
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AIR LINE
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. Ia lsS6
Trims lcaNe Il and L stafinn an and N .,r,.o.,.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV Ia 1856
Trains leave H. and 7. station. 9th and h streets
$500 a Hi--baly for warrenton osoraoiISyiila
iFnchbnrc Rocky Mount. Danyiie. Raleigh. Char
iotle. Atlanta aud ali points South Pullman palace
pufiet sleeping car Nashi ton Atlanta and Wash.
lA-is "a 20 New Orleans.
2:35 p.m-l ally. except sunday. for Manasssa
sirhsbure and intermediate stations
,o.oo p.ih-,bally Tor Narrrnton, Gordonsville
charlottesville >taunron. Louisville. Cincinnati and
points on ia" Ches axe and Ohio route, Plillrrlao
sleepers Washington 10 LOUISVILLE
lIDo pm-Daily Tor Lynchburg. Raleigh Ashyfile
thttlotte. Columbia Aiken Augusta. Atlanta Mont
goinery. New Orleans and points southW est Phil.
man Quiet sicepers Washington TO Akin = a.
ear TO New Orleans '
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AN OHIO mr.
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LAsKKs's LoAs OrrrcE

NO. a6l Pennsyivanis avenue northwest
Money Loaned on Gold aud Silver wstchea n,
monoA Jeweiry. P1stola. Guns. Nschsnicni To0lS
Lso s, snd Ssnslemsna Weex1ag ApoassI o. O.
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Leave Washington p:l5 a. m daily excent surd,v
ana va y m dali, arriving st Round Hili Has ~
IA as .i3 pnl returning. leave Hound Hun Cos a
% daily and Lib pm. except sunday arriving
was lingir n $40 am and BOO m
Through trains from South arrive at Washington
$50 M and go M: and from Louisville g. 40 n M:
SIrasourg local, loapa am. 1865
sleeping reservation infornaa-
non FURNISHED and baggage checked office Col
fennsyl aiia ave- and 1T passenger staton Pennsy.
wanna Railroad 9TH and Il ss
JAS. l.. TAYLOR.
hoio General Passenger Agefls
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS A AFTERNOON

q c. PAYNE & CO.. Real Estate Agents,
~ 613 18th ST northwest
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ATTORNEYS.

~ PRENTlSS MUTE, OF MISSISSIPPI
% AsTORNEY-AT-LAw,
i4I6 ct. Practices In ali the Courts aud DEPART
nents- and before CONGRESS. oc5-sms
ENAMPBELL CARklNGrON, ATroRNEy-AT
~ LAW. barbour LAW Building. 40 Louisiana ave.
Washington. d e. Residence. l2lS II 81
NJ Il NILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Ne kOonis = And &. Guntou Law Building.
AZ lousaAisn avenue
Re1a0ence. S13 = nv usn2Y
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-07-23
MOSS POINT PROHIBITION
CLUB.

The following preamble and
resolution was adopted by the Moss
Point Prohibition Club Wednesday
night, July 81, 1886:
WHEREAS, Many of our colorpd
friends at this polling precinct on
Tuesday, not only voted for prohi.
bition, but were active and Jealous
friends of the cause, doing every
thing in their power in an honora-
BILE way TO Sucure its success,
Therefore, be it
RcsoLUed, That we return to them
our sincere thanks tor their Sympa-
thy and valuable help in 0ur at.
tempt TO suppress this gigantic evil
the whiskey traffic, hoping and
believing that by continued and
united effort, We must and will suc-
coed.
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lOfficial.
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
TOWN OF SCRANTON.

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen met
in special session on the 18th inst. Til,
Mayor and three aldeFpen present.
On motion 6, l.. Hugglns was declared
secretary Of the board.
The counter petitioners were allowed to
amend aud insert the initials of Il. ID. in
the said counter petition against L. d.
L~aurendlne.
There came up to be heard the petition
OF Il. ID. L~anreadiue, and as a question of
legal filing of said petition arose and was
discussed, it was declared by the board
that the petition was filed in accordance
with the requirements of chapter 80 code
of 1850.
The petition of u. d. Laurcndine hav-
ing been thoroughly Canyassed and euum-
Grated, aud also the counter petition of
citizens against the ~issuaBce of sand Ii
cense, and it being satisfactory to the
board by the count of petitioners and the
deduction of counter petitioners in ac-
cordance with law, that L. ID. Lanrendine
had Il majority of the legal resident voters
of said corporate town on his petition,
and bond and security having been given
and approved by said board of mayor and
aldermen it is hereby ordered that II Ii
cense be granted L. ID. ~Iaurendinc to re-
tail vinOus and %spirituous liquors in less
quantities than one gallon at his place of
business in said town for the period of
twelve months from the date of the issu-
auce Of such LICENSE.
The petition to retail ginuus and spirit
uous liquors OF S. X. Thompson came be-
fore the board t be heard and H. b. Ever
tit, attorney for counter petitioners. offer
ed IA motion of objection to the issuance
of such license. 1t was considered and
overruled by the vote Of said board. and
said petition granted in the same manner
as that of Z D. Laurendine,
The petition OF b. j. Jane to retail vim
Gus and spiriiuous liquors came up for
hearing and II. b. Everitt, attorney for
counter petitioners. having made Objec-
tions to the publication of SAID petition
MS having been published in an news
paper III the county instead of the town
OF Scranton. The objection was overruled
and the said license granted in the same
manner as those OF L~aurendine aud
Thompson.
Whereupou the the board adjourned
subject to call.
S. r. Thompson, Mayor.
G. Il. HIGGINS, Secretary.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-07-23
THE DesMET MILLS SOLD.

At last the sale OF the DeSmt.
mill property has been c|onsumated
Mr.. Geo. W. Robinson, OF Pensaco
la, Fla, was the purchaser, at tie
price fixed by the decree Of court
500, 900, part cash, With deferred
payments as follows: Two notes
payable in four months, one fol
$6,187,50, rayble to the Citizens
Bank, and one for $98l.43 payable
to II. G. Vaughan, Receiver +; two
due in twelve months, one for ST.
S25.S3, payable to Citizens Bank,
and one for $24,174.47 payable to
Ii. q. Vaughan, Receiver, each
bearing 6 per cent. interest. These
notes are secured by a mortgage on
the real estate and Improvements
conditioned for their payment at
maturity. This money is TO be APP.
piled in a manner directed by the
court, which would hardly prove
interesting to publish. Suffice it
to say that the pro rata that will go
to the various creditors will be
small. Considering the time, anx.
iety and waste expended i'll the lit.
cation the lawyers are probably the
most blessed of all.
Mr.. Robinson is a practical mill
mau and Il cautious manager. He
is engaged quite extensively in the
mill business in Florida, but expects
to divide his time and attention
between Pensacola and Moss Point.
1t need not be expected that he
will circulate his money and "pa-
per" SO %profusely as Mr.. DeSmet
did, nor is it desired that he should.
We trust that, by prudence and
frugallty he may build up a healthy
and stable business, aud PROVE a
lasting benefit to the community.
He has employed Mr.. w. Fred Her
rim, OF Moss Point, as manager OF
the mills, aud preparations for
starting them will, we understand,
at once. Mr.. Herrin bears
the reputation Of being in every
sense competent and trustworthy
to fill the position he has had the
good fortune to obtain. The mills
will probably begin soon, Az there
are already on hand a large number
of saw logs left by Mr.. DeSpet and
included in the sale. Many of
them have sunk aud are still sink
from which We conclude that
they will be sawed up as soon as
possible.
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before commencing the sale of such
liquors, pay the tax aud give the
bond ~ now provided in chapter
80, Revised Code 1880. Provided
further, that if such application for
license be contested, either party
may appeal from the decision of The
Board of Supervisors or municipal
authorities, to the Circuit court, on
giving bond for costs"
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IOaI Notices 10 Gents a Line for Each Insertion.

Local Notices 10 Gents a Line for Each Insertion.
Card photos at 50. per dozel
at Owen Bros.
The local option election Is
over. Now, "let us have peace"
1t is powerful dry weather
We need rain to lay the dust.
We are having real summer
weather.
The colored troops fought no
bly, on both sides last Tuesday.
-Four large pictures for so cents
at Owen Bros.
The bycicle craze has come to
town. Ii has attacked the old and
the young.
Gen. Jos. II. Davis, OF Biloxi, was
in Scranton last Friday tor q brief
visit.
MIR. Gussie Swain, q Mobile, is
ut Mrs. j, L. Maybury's for a few
days.
The boys got so dry here Tues.
day that it was difficult to get them
TO vote for any more "dry.o
Rev. j. w. Tinnin, will preach
at Big Point next Sunday at II
o'clock AIM.
Miss KittIe Rolls of Grand
Bay, Ala. is visiting her brother,
Mr.. j. Ii. Rolls, OF our city.
-Cabiuet Photos made of resi-
deuce CT family groups anywhere
IN city limits by Owen Bros.
Mr.. Tlios. G. Bubble, a thrifty
Bluff Greek merchant gave us a
pleasant call "Wednesday.
Mr.. Is. i. Pickett has just had
his Star Livery Stable newly paint
ed, which adds very much to Its
appearance.
DR.. NJ. g. Vaughan, of Ocean
Springs, smiled on his Moss Point
aud Scranton friends Last Tuesday.
The prohibitionists say they
didn't get their bird, bat broke its
wing and expect to fud it rooStiug
low next time.
The family Of Mr.. Ii. L. An
derSOn, of New Orleans, are spend
ing the heated term at Mrs. F. A.
COX's at PascagoBla.
Mrs. Mary Dees left a few days
ago to visit relatives at Grand Bay
aud Mobile. She will probably be
absent a mOath.
Superintendent o. NJ. Dunn, of
the Louisville & Nashville Railroad
WAS kere Wednesday looking in
his usual good health.
Miss Dora Fort, of Grand Bay.
Ala, was here this week visiting
relatives at this place aud Moss
Point.
Mr.. Adam Glass, the big fur
niture dealer of Mobile, called on
us last Monday, while here on a
flying business trip.
The tall picture mau has come
to town aud pitched his tent near
the DEMOCRAT. STAR Office. Don't
take it for a gospel tent.
DIR. w. ID. Bragg came over
from Horn Island Tuesday to vote.
He is looking in iue health. The
atmosphere of the Island seems to
agree with him.
Mr.. John Fl. Moore, of Green
willie, Miss, with bis wife and two
children are spending some time at
Mrs. ]. Z. Maybury's on the Pasca-
gOula river.
Mr.. E. G. Wood. of Americas
was a visitor to Scranton yesterday,
and did no; forget to remember the
DEMOCRAT STAR in a substantial
way. Thanks.
Owen Bros, have their photo.
graph gallery open nov, IN Scran-
ton, making The finest pictures ever
made 10 this country, at starvation
prices. Go and see them at once,
as they viii remain here bot a few
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-07-23

The stables of Il. Il. Pickett,
north side of the railroad, are open
day and night and parties wishing
vehicles of any kind can be accom-
modated. Mr.. Pickett has some
fine tournOuts and will please his
patrons.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-07-23
THE LOCAL OPTION ELEC-
TION.

T1ON.
The election is over and Jackson
c0nnty's citizens are breathing
more freely. Prohibition struck
this county last fall, Il comparative
stranger, il now idea among our
people. The whiskey party was
found in possession, and prohibit
ton instituted an action Of eject
ment. The contest has been car
ried on with great zeal, hut~pOSses-
sion being nine points the whiSkey
men gained the tenth and won, and
it is oveffoEtwo years at least, so far
lis elections are concerned. The
bitterness of feeling with which
the contest Was iraught some weeks
ago, seemed 70 SubSide as the elec
ton drew near, when both sides
were marShalled in line, and it
come to be realized that a general
battle was raging instead Of hand
to. hand scuftle. The consequence
was that peace aud order prevailed
to an extent gratifying aud suipris-
ing to many IA do-btng Thomas.
But since the election has result.
ed "f0r the sale" the the question
arises as to the result. The law
saws if the election goes against
the sale 9it shall not be lawful for
any person within the limits OF such
county To sell or barter for Yalua-
BILE consideration, either directly
or Indirectly, or give away, to in-
duce trade at any place OF business,
or furnish at Other public places,
any alchoholic, %SpirituOus, vinous,
malt or intoxicating liquors or
intoxicating bitters, OF other drinks
which if drunk to excess will pro-
duce iutoxication."
But if the election is for the sale,
as is the case now in this county,
"then license to sell the same may
be ordered by the Board of Super
visors of the county ut IL regular
term or by the proper municipal
authorities, to any male person
over the age OF twenty one years,
when such applicant is II resident
in the county where such liquors
are 10 be sold, who in the opinion
of the authority granting such
license shall be of good moral char
acter aud a sober and suitable per-
son TO receive such license, by the
recommendation to that effect in
writing, signed by at least twenty.
FIVE real estate owners in such dis
trict or tOwu, provided that such
applicant shall make application in
writing TO said Board OF Supervis.
Ors or municipal authorities, set
ting forth the place where said IL
qours are to be sold, and ii a firm
is applying, the names of all the
individual members Of said frm,
which application shall lay over
thirty days at least, before dual
action thereon aud license shall
be granted, unless a counter peti.
tiOn, signed by a majority Of the
qualified voters within such district
or incorporated town shall be hled
within thirty days next alter the
Cling Of any such application Tor
license. And In case license be
granted SAID applicant, be shall,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-07-23
UNCLEzEKE IN NEWORLEANS

Shoes, Hats, Umbrellas Baskets aid Satch-
els. You wouldn't believe there was SO
many shoes in the United States as | saw
in that store, and at prices so low they
would make your hair curl. Ghe've got
everything from the common br0gans to
the finest shoes tor ladies, men and chill
dren. And hats-there's oceans of hats.
You can buy the latest Style straw hats
tlere from 25e. to 81. co piece. An you
are SIRE to get your moneys worth. II
you'll look AZ this picture you'll see just
about the way Uncle Zeke is going to
make for the BIG RED STAR. corner Of
al and Exchange Place every time he
goes to New Orleans.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-07-23

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Majority 173
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-07-23
VIM. B. BLACK.


Ms. Al. N. BECK takes this method q
informing her friends and the pubic gen
orally that she has opened her Beading
House, % knsuoir street, Biloxi, Miss.
Terms mo- rate.
MRS. II n. BECK.
Biloxi. jane II, lsse. Issm
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-07-23
LOCAL OPTION ELECTION.
Official Returns.

The following is the result OF the local
option election of Jackson county, held
July 30, 1856: