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J0TS FROM GILLsBURe.
Herald tI.iberty.)

neraiu tthpcrty.l
The longest case ever ina Justicr
Court III this district commenced at
this place August z. ana continued four
duys. 1t was an examiuution into II
charge of burglary against John j. Wall
and Powell Wall. The ollie ged cffeuce
was committed on the night of Decem
Der 10, 1884. Yanr readers will remem
ber ali account of the crime III the Herald
shortly afterwards. In this case the
S'a Q was represented by Tbeo. Nc
Kuight, Esq, aud the defance by j. b.
Steruberger. e O., OF magnolia. a
large number OF witnesses we're exam-
iued aud about fifty pages Of testimony
taken DOVE. Tue examination resulted
in the accused beiug bound oYci Il
Circuit Court.
A lively Incident occurred Towards the
close of the trinl. Mr., Mcknight DUR
ing his closing speech made an as -ertiop
TINT Mr.. bternberger denied. Mr.. Nc
Knight repeated the assertion, saying
that he was mau enough 10 back ii up.
S.ernberg promptly called bim u lIur,
aud Mcknight responded by hurting q
legal vslume Mt his opponent Stern
berger then gvnsped a obnir with the
apparent intention Of annihilA'ing his
adversary, but was seized by Justlce
Wilson. 1t is said that No Kuigh. pick
ed mp n table, bnt can't vouch for tn.
truth Of this. He wits placed nuder ar,
rest, and ubont this tims m,u III thu
court GO up anl shonted, "Hurrah foi
Sternberger; that's all I've got to ssy:
npon which he was promptly arrested.
All paities made apologies to the Couri
and to each other, aud "puace reisnetl
ouce more i'll Warsaw"
HipA
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lNTEMpeRANcE.

litem 'eranco cuts down youth in is
vigor, IN .tnhoo in It's strength, and q Q
in It's weakness. Ii breaks the fathe.''s
heart, bereaves the dotlng nplher, estin
Rilsiies natural affections, erases con-
jng,f love, blo:s out flial attachment
blights parental hope aud brings down
mourning age ia sorrow to the grave.
It prod ices weakness, not Strength
sickness, not heaith--ieatil. not life
IL mikss wives widows, children
orphans, fathers, .uds, and all of them
panpers aud beggmo. 1t feeds rheu
mitis'n, nurses & 5ut, welcomes epils,n
los. invites cholera, imports psstilence,
and eni braces Consumption aud all the
diseases ''desh is heir to- II covers
the land with iniquity. disease and
orlme; it fills onr jaiis aud peuitentia-
ries aud dem inds our asylnms It
fosters qrarrels and ohsrishes riots. II
crowds onr prisons and furnishes victims
for the scaff,llls. 1t is the life-bl0od of
the gambler; the aliineut OF cogDterfei
ters; tue prop Of the high way man and
the support of tue midnight iuosnd,ary
I. oanuteuauess the fiar. respects The
shief aud esteerns the 'biaspn.mer. Ii
violates obligations. reverenoes fraud
aud hon0rs iufamy. II defames benevo.
epce, hates love soorns virtue, ISLANDERS
inuoce,ce IL il Ores ths ia her etl
butcher his helpless offsprlpg, helps the
husband to murder LIS wife and aids tile
ohfid To grind the patricidal axe. Ii
oonsu:n - IN IN anl won ~. detests life;
onraes 0od, and desplses Heaven, l,
bribes Votes, oorrupts elections, aud hol
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ADoe WHICH FOUND A LOST CHILD

One of the saddest circumstances
which can happen in family, IS the
loss Of il child. | will tell yen of Il losi
child---a child which was lost on the
great savannahs or prairies, which lla
between the great rivers, Missouri and
Mississippi. These prairies are i'm
meuse grassy plans on which grow
neitliei trees nor bushes, excepting on
mer they ARE covered with beautiial
flowers and grass. which often grow to
ths height OF man, and which sway in
the wind like the waves of the sea. Yon
can imagine how easily even a man
might lose himself on these vast wilder.
ness plaipa, much more little child.
But now for my stoiy:
4 gentleman who was living on one of
these pralries, was one morniDg visited
before dpybreak, by a woman. the wife
OF German who was settled not far off,
and who came to beg of him to take
with him his dog Fidsle, and help her
to seek for her little bov, who had stray>
ed away, the day before. Two children
had been lJst within the last two years,
and she was almost out OF her MUD
with dptr ss.> Tie dog. though not a
rvguiar hoand was remarkably clever
in trucking game. The. poor woman
had. seen him hunting yild turkeys for
his master ,onsthe;prairie; and nothing
could persuade her bnt that he could
find her child. Thss gentleman was
quite willing TO try what the dog could
do, aud on their.way to her house she
told him tAakathessday before, having
gene wiki 1spaer fof her husband and a;
peixlsbor, who NeNe: working at some
dlss8ape5 leslsfE the child. playing ai
the door, aud when she came back he
was nowhere to be found. Size ran
hither and thither, and called to no pur-
pose, her husband and the neigh Dor,
aud the few scattered people who dwelt
about all came, and men and women
sought for and wide until it was dark.
Through the long night, also she and
her husband had remained sont calling
the child, and shouting to fright6n Awny
the wild beasts, lest he should be seized
by them as one of the other lo.t children
Lad been, Morning came, ard he wae
not found. Now there seemed no hope.
unless in Fidele.
By sunrise, Fidels and his maatcs
we're At the house, avery bnfnble dwell
ing, built of turf. Here and there, ID
the north and east, othor little emiRrAnt
/ dwellings, lay scattered, whilst 70 The
south and west stretchod out the vasi
prairie to the very horiaon, like b bound.
lees sea. A little piece II enclosed
land was cultivated Hund the house,
tnrough which narrow fcotpath led x
llt-
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Oh the 10th inst. Audrew Esans was
convicted Of larcaay before A. o. Hurs.
J. 2. 4th Dust. and s,ntenced to pay +.
fne Of Que dollar anl oosts, and 10 b.
imprisoned in The Connty jul for the
space of tsn months and stand COMMITTED,
until hue and COST be paid The said
Evans new languisheth. aud lauguisli 9
lives.
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The Odd-Feilow's Review has
been adopted as tn official organ
of the district lodge of the state
Of Mississippi, and all communi.
outions and proclamations emana.
ting between the district master
ex- outive committee and the sub.
ordinate lodges will be published
therein. Review.
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or the w. c. 7. u. Column.
TEMPERANCE ALPHABET.
fy Dear Co-workers:


My Dear Co-workers:
Many years ago mumorized this alphabet
Fortunately seeing it in son paper, I dip
ped 1t out and tanght, or teach it to my little
ones. prayerfully hoping it will impress them
in such a manor that they will when can
no longer be with them. abhor with the great
es. intensity all alcoholic drinks. request
every mother to teach it to her children.
A stands for alcohol a fund OF fire.
Which often brings death to the seller and
buyer.
d is for beer sometime sold Dy the barrel.
Most all who love beer love also to quarrel.
G is for cider, in these latter days,
1t ,s called Satan's kindling it can make a big
blaze.
D is for drunkardl Oh help him who can.
To reform, be converted and live like M an.
e is for egg nog called an innocent drink.
Made Of milk eggs and brandy, is it innocent
f is for fight which is easy for those,
Who Of beer ale and cider take liberal dose
q stands for gutter and also for gin
Who drink much Of the latter the former get
In.
II is for hops vine much abused
BY thosc who make ale, beer and porter it's
used.
Is for idler no work will he do,
is tor jug, his companion and foe.
X is for kindness, how little Is shown
IA, tlOsa 70 n throu oh 1iuus,r huvn tlao,, IN
grown.
l. ia for loafei who after much drinking.
Stands on the corner apparently thinking
NJ ,s for maniac his reason all gone
HIS family heart-broken, pray who did the
wrong.
N is for night, the time of dark deeds.
y is tor outcast who on crumbs and husks
P is fer pipes winch you always will find
Where liquor is svid, indeed every kind.
Q questions us whether tits prudent or wisc,
To license the sale. Their. can be no disguise.
r IL for rum and also for ruin
Many are the trobles caused from the brew
ing.
s Is for station-house wheie in sad plight
Poor drunkards ure frequently y taken At night
L for tobacco used in various ways
70 ruin men of their strength and shorten
their days.
u s fer usur, winch adds to the woes,
ofthe drnhkard, When to the pawn brokers
he goes
Y Is for vine whose innocent fruit
Is made to make man sink below the poor
brute.
w for whiskey n very mean drink
When ans take to this they very soon sink.
X onp,two, three, is u ed to describe
That from which many thousands have
died.
Y stands for youth, Oh! be wise and beware
Yield not to temptation aud die in despair,
2 is for Zion winch helps us to win
Many from the power Of temptation AMI sin
OsYK,, August 2nd, 1885.
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IAE September number of Druoansr's !
MloAaoR is ropiete with interesting
an struo.ivs reading.
The.t~asares u this popular Magazine
eai.ti's :, to welooms 10 every Lonsa-
tia'd. Tae frvntispssos is bseut,iu;
cu picture It n oharmat ~Nitl.l fH "a
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( .vALuAa1a Ur1aHs DRrAnrep

Last Thursday morning Telegram
vas reoeivei hare announcing the dent
of Mr.. J. FLUKHR KENT, son of Nj
Amos Kent. ft his residence Ut Kent
IA l's. b 4, was b lr el T.larsd " evening
y lie Masonic fr.teruisy. --Anite CitS
Iudependent
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/. Juslee. McMillan's. Letter /

~ -
The following pleassnt little note WAS
not written Of course by Judge Harris
for publication. but We take the liberty
10 pruning III: !.
JAdE on. MISS, August 9Th. 1888,
Hon. G.. s. McMilIan--Dsar Sir: #
/, -Four NJ tiole in T'az 6kAfn LiDdzR
has bean read every where in the State
with genera relish. Was thsre ever
su6h characters ~ lived Ia eur time at
Monticellof The best Of all the men
I William WsxthAta6y, ( have never
oeased to mourn hts 1os6 Swift, Mo.
Oa,ty Stone, Vennerson. Ellis, Buckley
0oods. Bowen. There wss not one d
these who wss without sohs striking
Individuality. sssii. )
The oflse cf Justjos Of sha Hssscs is
hou IL wea illlsd, ls I an sure II
il in your Osae ( tsinemosf The tizhs
whsc 70 be g,ostnAAtas IN village ws'
hsld Ia high esteen. - . ea6tiaee. moi
above the bast gsntaemen 6 the town.
Thia set bsok motensee r q feature q
our Asats ~ o. he &sf.' AfSsr All':.1hs
maa'd yAe gosd fps = thakv
- =
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Alss . bsiet islnsss &ixar.. m n hr.
apd Mr1 v. b. Rxtfoej. of tiSsf{y de-
pAfAad thss LIE On the l9st. aged la
Years.
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~ u'ndty eys.AA.ss,, NAu l6H, INST.
An,I. 1; =. s,sTr ~ Xsa s.,. = his ssAAhs q = =
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-Four negro men, living some
three miles east, were tried be-
fore Justice Lave on Friday last,
on charge of build zing one Ma
riah Price, Q ,lored. 1t was be-
lieved by m st every one tha
they were guilty. but the evidence
was not sufici mt for the jury tc
couvlct. .--Copiahan.
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MzsrISs Of TowS Cousos1,,
A1y. ~ |. 1886

Present
a. LEBLANC. Mayor,
8, B, WrILIAx, y .ssy.
DR. Y. J. WR.ZsS.
Adsent
w. c. VAuoH7,
VIM ATxrEsoN.
There having been no u1asn'n present
at the odiourned neetiaa on Monday
the l6th inst the Board of Oouuel met
pursuant to call by the fayos. to oon
slider the petition Of Wm. Atkin sou sien
ed hy several property owners and Tax
payers. for p.rmi'sion to eseos e wsigh
in1 sh,i aud Gotten platform or tLe
uor.hs;ie of hts store Gonse on Maa
uolia Street; said petition having b@ei
read and cousidsSed, the following ord
n ,ace was pessed relutivs thereto.
Be- I. orddned that the petition OF VIZ
Atkinson to add Cation Platform and
Weighing Shed over the dram 90 tue
S,oth 81 ie n Maya oiis Street. be grant
ed psovtdsd he complies strictly wish
eveeJ spscfics tioo, therein oontsinet
fading y ~hioh tAis Ordnance viii b.
fsvoked ID
fhe~e heisla 40 further basisssa th
Board ad5o armed.
! q. B. what4szA aset,.
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We commend The Magnolia
dazette,' to our patrons eve' y
where. 1t is in all that constitutes
i, the official organ ofPike county
1t is the friend of the colored man.
and it gives the fullest information
Of the workings ofthe public schools
IN the county. Take it all in all
the GAZETTE contains more instruc-
tive information than ary paper
we know Of and costs but $500 o
year. Subscribe for it by all
;neans.-Odd Fellows Review.
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- So. s1:,I::. 9: ss:s 3 n a.. 4,
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~ hWtSiH1 0a6Alse u ~ 8sAk
= 0lkSel. i t16}ssn.1 u - knGnAss
merft Nnd a 100 eGwAf etW&nf -
been appoinspd HpqfstasI q - D@e4
Of Trustees OF the 4tsbe Unlve1nj4 -
n. M. Sullivan deceased.
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A stands for alcohol fiuid OF fire.
Which often brings death to the seller and
buyer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07
"EL PUEBLO" De PONCE.

FL Pueblo, que vive en- Ia Isla,
que reside tn Ponce, donde ha
triunfado Su candidate prediecto
que hs sido, plede dccirse, testigo
presencial de la rectitud que mos
tr6 nuestro Sr. Gobernador Gene
raj, en- cada ono de los distritos.
dedicase a copiar articulos y suel-
tos de los peri6dicos de la Pc
ninsula, donde tan espantosamente
sc ha desbarra1o, respe cto de Ia
Ultima csmpafla electoral, en- nues,
ira Isla, y copia precisamente
aquellos que mas Sc apartau de 10
cierto y hasta de 10 verosimil, con
tai que ofrezcan alguna palabra
8 concepto para atacar a nue. ira
primera Autoridad. De POGO us.
to Y discreto Sc precia en- clio El
Pueblo. Mas, contra este colega
y ell de Barcelona, de quien copia,
esta la veridica historic, que no
puede menos de ser favorable d
nuestro integerrimo Gobernante,
NAL que le pese a H Pueblo, Gu
yo inveterado sistema es bien CO.
nocido. Lo copiado por aquel
colega no merece mas contesta
ci6n que la rotunda negativa DE-
todo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07
OTRO CUARTO A ESPADAS.

El peri6dico libre-pensador de
Madrid, Las Dominicaies, ha echa
do tam5ien su cuarto q espadas
>obre las elecciones de Puerto
Rico.
Pero ique cuarto a espadas el
de Las DominicaicS!
Dedica sendo articulo, nutridi-
simo. de letras, a las elecciones
de Puerto-Rico, y de 10 que menos
Sc ocupa ell periodico libre. pensa'
dor es de la luchs electoral.
Unas cuantas recriminacionee
en- furibundo estilo, y los lugares
comunes de siempre, barajados
con un sinndmero de frases de
pretendido, pero no logrado efec.
to, he aqui ell cuarto q espadas de
La Dominicales del Hbre pensa
mientO.
lY para ESQ Sc aguijonea e
caletre, y Sc gastan tinta y pape
y tempo!
Para que Sc former nuestro'
lectores idea aproximada del arti
culo de Las Dominicales, bastarf
que les dlgamos que una de la
afrmaciones que porque 81 Sc sien
tan en- aquel escrito, es la de que
en- esta isla "no hay nj un solo ciu
dadano, nj un solo hombre cor
plenitud de tall"
Nosotros, parias tambien er
esta isla, q juzgar por 10 que 81
lie antoja decir q Las Dominica
les, damos mil gracias d la gaIan
terra y a la amabilidad de los ciu
dadanos redactores del periodicc
libre-pensador y libre calificadol
de Madrid.
Por la parte que nos toca de s,
benevolencia; entiendase.
ST uno de los mas Sa!aves con
ceptos del articulo electoral ds
Las Dominicales es del ten0,
que va Sc ha visto, lcomo sers
todo ell consabido articulo del pc
riodico en- question:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07
SOCIEDAD AN0NINA.

Segun oportunamente Sc anun
clio, tuvo efecto anteayer tarde,
en- ell Casino Espanol, y bajo la
presidencia de nuestro amigo don
Manuel Vicente, la junta general
para que Sc habia convocado d
los senores Accionistas.
Al dar ligera cuenta de ese &C
to, cdmplenos manfostar que ce-
lebramos muy mucho no Sc hayan
realizado en- la junta general en-
question ciertos rumores que hace
unos dias circulaban por ahi.
Y 10 celebramos con tanto ma
yor motivo, por tratarse de nues-
ira dnica institution de credito,
cuyas operaciones, cuya vida nor.
NAL, mas que normal, pr6spera,
tanto interesa d las fuerzas pro-
ductoras del pals prosiga imper-
turbable, libre de parcialidades y
de inAuencias pasionales.
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