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Washington Letter.

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Washington, September IA, 1856
In the Southeastern part Of the city,
the Government has its Navy Yard,
where ships are repaired and fitted for
SEA complete from keel to truck. If
they are war-ships, the guns necessary
for armina can be manufactured Oh the
spot. L,rge guns in various stages of
construction can be seen here, and
near by, the huge steam hummer beats
IN accompaniment to the whir of
wheels, sending showers Of dimlnutve
metoors from the glowing IRON. In
October all the departments Of the
Navy Yard, except the bureau of ord
nance and equipment, will be Closed
permanently. These bureaus will cX-
tend their orer,tions, taking all the
machinery, material. etc., of the dis.
established ones. Congress appropri-
ated ;;l.l5o 600 for the increase and
extension of the shops that continue.
1t seems possible that we will, after
awhile, have navy sufficiently mum.
erous and efficient to catch fishing
craft on the HIGH seas; but while our
navy is fishing, what will the dwellers
on the UNPROTECTED coast do? Cougrrs.
aired its knowledge, and went home
with u supreme Indifference to the fact
that in the event Of war in the near
future, any of the great powers, and
even some OF the smaller countries OF
Europe, could lay Our great cities un-
der contribution. England, france,
Russia, Italy, Germany, Turkey, Aus
tria, Holland, Denmark, Spain, Brazil,
or even ms gniIlcant Chill, could hui
l4lIiate the great American Republic
and in short while destroy the cities
of New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
New Orleans, San Francisco, Brooklyn,
Baltimore, Jersey City, Cambridge,
Newport, and Portland. These cities
have an aggregate population Of over
four million, and destructible property,
the value OF which exceeds 5i,5OO,O0O
oOO.. Besides these, there are nearly a
hundred other cities and towns that
could be knocked to pieces by an enc
my, involving the loss of millions Of
money and causing many thousands of
people to be homeless.
1t IS not necessary to build fortified.
tons at every harbor along our four
thousand miles of sea coast. Our de-
lenses are limited to thirty. But, if
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"a CoAlinOwer & Bro.
AT GRACEHAM,

Have Just put in stock, another fresh lot
of Dry Goods and Notions, Glass Jars and
tin cans of the best make, all very cheap, at
Colltlowcr Bros
Pure cider vinegar at Colliflowcr Bros.
New mackcrc1 just received at Colliower
Bros.
Stoncwarc large lot, from II pts. to
IL gal. jar. Price 10 cts. per gal. at Coli
flower Il Bro.
Do not forget that at B. Collitlowcr, and
Bro. is the place to get your Shoes,
The Cheapest and Best.
Groceries always kept up and at the lowest
prices, at
b. COLLIFLOWER& BRO.
Gracchnm, Nd.
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A Captain's Fortunate DiscOv-

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
between Atlantic City and N. Y. had been
troubled with a cough SO that he was unable
to sleep, and was induced TO try DR.. King $
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t not
only gave him instant relief, but aliayed the
extreme soreness III his breast. Ills chill
dren were similarly affected anda single dose
had the same happy effect DIR. Kings New
Discovery is now the standard remedy in
the Coleman household and on board the
schooner. Free Trial Bottles Of this Stand
ard Remedy at NJ. L. LcathcrInan's Drug
Store.
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T'HE CArocrIN CLARION.
CHAS. E. CASSELL
Editor and Publisher.
Thursday, Sept. Is 1885,
Newspaper Law Decisions.
Newspaper law Decisions.

L. ANY person who takes paper regularly iron
.hc posto.icc whether directed to his name or an
other 5 whether he has subscribed or not-is re-
s,,onsbe FOR crc payment.
If any person orders his paper discontinued, nc
or she must pay all the arFcaragcs or the pubshc'
may continue to send it until payment Is MADE
end collect the whole amount, whether the paper II
taken from the office or not.
No paper will be discontinued until paid up.
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Farmers wishing to buy Dr.l> for the
Season Of 1896 call and inspect for Your
selves, Hnd TIE adverse rcprr~eN ations matte
Nl m&Wy agents wjIl BE made manifrstlv un-
true:
Charles Zimmerman, l.. j. iinmm. Nm.
II, DoNb, Elmer Brown, Isaac R"ch, John
". Cook, Edward Riggs, VIM. Srcrist, VII.
Der Duvall, William II. Best, & c. Shook,
O. 3. Drill, Wan. KNIT, Frederick krantx,
c. Edward Dcrr, all of Frederick, Md
David Aushcrman, John +. Keller, Josiah
Douh, T. c, Rudy, ali Of MIGictoWn, Nd.
VIM II. ilaiiis, j. Lee Simmons, both of
ParA Mile, Md Asa II. Welsh, of Hyatts-
town, Md. Henry p. Nushaum of Mt.
Airy, Md Preston Dcvilbss. Jasper Al
bHu@h, Edward Hobbs, i Y. Mcdaniel, &C.
phNs NJ. Thomas, al Of Liberty, MI; NJ. D.
Arnold, of'iordsyjle, Va. Thomas Clagctt,
Of PeteiSyjlle, Md. ; Milton Zimmerman,
George II. Cwmtr, both OF Wa'hcrsyillc,
Nd , Jacob Motict, OF Adomstnn Md. VIM
A. Jones, Charles T., GIissan, lIeIckiah Wet
Hal, all Of Now London, Md, Frederick W.
Hemp, Of lowh1ttan, Md George NJ
McDucIl, of Knoxville, Md, Abraham
Hemp, George +. Biser, both uf Jefferson
Md. Geo. II. Montgomery, of Gainesville,
Md. II. II. King, of Boyds, Md. w 9.
Huffman, of WooNshoro', Ml ; Vim. Devil
hiss, Of Unionyillc, Md; Grafton Clay. q
Monyoyja, Nj. Ezra Ilornc, Of EurNjtts-
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Business Locals.

SWEET Corn For SALE.-S. NJ. Birely
and M. c. Ovcrholtzer will furnish sweet
corn from the lot at the Crcsitc Fertilizer
Worksat the market prices.
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BaIfipore cMarkels.

We give in the following tan'e OF l'''c"s
the ratings of Tuesday previous W oui
,..n. os likewise that OF the Tuesday a-Week
nrvions By ,his method we inform our
rr,drrs ot n Glance, of the colrse Of TIE m"r-
het which IL as essential AZ u knowledge OF
the present week. .. f...
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TRUSTEES SALE!

BY virtue Of q decree of the Circuit Court
for Frederick County sitting as n Court of
Equity, passed in Il cause therein depending
between Bernard Collihower and others,
plaintiffs and John A. Roddy and others,
defendants, the same being cause No. $3.50
Equity, the subscriber, the Trustee therein
appointed to make sale of the estate therein
decrecd to be sold will sell at Public Sale on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1886,
AT III O'CLOCK, A. NJ,
on the home farm of said John A. Roidy in
Frederick County, Maryland, and hereinafter
more particularly described, all the following
Valuable Real and Personal Property
owned by the said John A. Roddy, viz.
list. The Home Farm of the said John A,
Roddy, situated in said County, about two
miles northeast of Mechanicstown, on the
east side Of and about onc-half mile distant
from the Emmitsburg turnpike road, con-
tanning about
$50 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, divided Into convenient sized
fields and well watered There is fine Or
chard, on the place. There is between 80
and 80 acres of
Bottom L.and.
The Improvements consist of a
Large WeaiherbOaraled House,
two stories high, which is supplied with wa.
ter by waterman. There nre also a barn,
shedding, corn.crib, smokc-house and other
out-bj,ildings. This property adjoins the
properties of j. II. Stoncr, Cyrus Favorite
and John w. Payne.
2. A four -tfths undivided interest in a
tract ofabout forty acres of land including
the life estate of John A. Roddy in an un-
divided onc-fifth thereof, adjoining the
home farm and improved with II one and a
half story
Weatherboarded Dwelling
house, a log barn and other buildings. This
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80 For Magnetic Harness Oil, the best
harness oil i'll the market call on =.
aug o. III. W. Bennett.
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end. At the same time and place. The
House and lot Of ground containing
SIX ACRES OF LAND,


House and lot Of ground containing
SIX ACRES OF LAND,
more or css, situptcd and lying as above de-
scribed and adjoining the lands of David
Kccfrr, G. Grimes and Mrs. Holland. This
property is improve with n good u story
log house wealhcrboarded and is well laid
off into convenient sized rooms. There is u
good stable hog house, corn crib, spring
house and cave on the place, the land is
good, and in a fine state of cultivation
There is an oEhard Of good fruit on the
place, and well Of good wactr in the yard.
The property is in good ncghhorhood and
convenient to schools, stores, churches &c
TERMS as prescribed by the court for
personal property Cash uDon all sums of
or ender Five ID liars, and upon sums over
Five Dollars, Il credit of Six Months will I've
given the purchaser or purchasers giving his
her or their notes, with approved security,
bearing interest from day of sale, no proper
" to be removed until terms of sale are com
plicl with.
TERMS of Rcal.-Onc-third of the pur-
chase money to be paid cash on day Of sale
or ratification thereof by the court The
balance IN two equal annual payments, or
All cash ut the option of the purchaser.
The purchaser or purchasers giving his her
or their notes, with good and approved Sc.
curity, bearing interest from day ofsalc, and
ON Tie payment of all the purchase money a
rood and sufficient deed will he gwen all
to be at the expense of the
purchaser
Possession of real property given as soon
as ratified by the court and terms of sale are
with.
BERNARD COLLIFLOWER.
sept lots Executor,
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8sg Iaores of Hand.
he very desirable farm containing abb

the very OcrlltOlc E'iHl containing apout
Ssg Acres of Hand.
situated near Rocky Ridge, Frederick coun-
", Nd on the public road leading to Crca
gcrstown This farm is convenient to
church, w. NJ. II. H. depot, school, stores,
mills, cheese factory and creamery; not over
onc-h,lf mile from either of the above
places. There is Il good
TwN-s:ory Frame House.
with back building, Il good barn and other
necessary nu.buidings; is under good frnc
ing, has =
YOUNG ORCHARD,
in full barring, Nl5l Wscrcd and has been
recently lined.
TERMS OF SALE. Onc-thrd cash on
day of sale, balance in equal parts one, two,
three four and five wears with interest; de-
fcrrcl payments to be secured by mortgage
on above farm.
J. y. T. MATTHIAS.
Mr.. Park Matthias living near Crcasers-
town, viii take pleasure in showing the farm
20 ANY one wishing to see it.
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D A | r Y F A r NJ

Double Pipe Creek running through 1t and
the buildings are but Il few hundred feet from
Double Pipe Creek Station, ". NJ, r. r
TERMS of Sale rs prccribed by tie De-
cree :-One-third of the purchase money
Cash on the day of sale, or on the ratjtca-
ton thereof by the Court, the residue in
two equal annual payments, the purchaser
or purchasers giving his, her, or their notes
with approved security and bearing interest
from day of sale. Persons DESTROYS Of exam
ming the premises can do so by calling on
the undersigned Trustee, residing on the
premises. All convcyancing to he at the
expense of the purchaser Possession OF tho
premises reserved until April list, 1887, and
also the growing wheat crop, sowed in the
fall of 1886, with the right of'ingrcss and
cgrcss to cut thresh and remove the same.
WILLIAM +. COVER, TRUSTEE.
T. ] KOIB, CllAS. w. ROSS,
Auctioneer, Attorney.
Aug ? At.
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VAIL AbLE REAL I,S5'I'l'H''.

BY Virtue ola Decree of the CirrNit CoNr;
for Frederick County, as n court OK Equity,
passed in No 5lSS Equity in said cotrl, at
the suit of Daniel Sayler Cover, PInjNtjtt, y.
Sarah X. Saylcr, widow and Others de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned appointed by said
Decree rs Trustee, will offer at Public Sale
on the premises at Double Pipe Creek, Fred
crick county, State of Maryland, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1886,
AT ONE O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
All that valuable farm situate partly N Frcl
crick and partly in Carroll County, State OF
Maryland and heing the Home Farm Of the
late Rev Daniel p. Saylcr, and being part OF
II tract of land called Prosperity contain
ing, by recent survey made by Adam X ns"r,
Oh Acres, 3 Foods, III E'Gycss na
of land, more or less. A Plat of tae same
with courses and distances will BE exhibited
on the day of sale. The Improvements con
sist of % twO-stOry
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Sfcne Dwelling TEosss,4.. .
with back building, Bank Barn, Corn
Crib, Hog Pen, Wagon Shed
and other buildings.

The farm is divided into five fields run
ming waterin nearly all tho fields Turrrarc
quite a number of Fruit Trees on The farm,
of various kinds, in full bearing and q Srr,uE
of fine. soft water on the premises, The water
of which is conveyed in pipes to dwelling
house and barn by wind mill power. This
firm is Wrll shifted for IL
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A2dttion0l Locals.
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srlr:!v e7dpc'h5rU ::
= PUBLIC SALE!

will sell al Public sale ON the premises,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 49,. 1886,
AT 10 O'Clock, A. M.
~ ..uru Ia irn Mn &, nm n0nt a1n inr nlDlt
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Tins week. Last week
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Just received a full line Of all sizes and
prices of Carlisle Shoes at Roots.
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"IHE MIkADO."

In addition to our Premiums, y list
of which will he sent on applicatl0n,t
we wish to caA especial notice to our
Cabinet Portraits of
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-08-13

ard Wilkinson, the very thought Of
such a thiDgi is ~nauseatlng.
So much for the Carver wing OF
the Gainesville convention. la re-
gard to the one presided over by
Hon. w. A. Brown, We will simply
refer to its printed minutes in The
DEMoCRAT-STAR, Aug. 9th. Look
at The names OF tue gentlemen who
composed that convention, the
names OF those whom they appoint
ell to represent the Democracy of
Hancock county ia the COUgres.
siOnal Convention, the names OF
those whom they selected as Il
County Executive Committee. Ev
cry Que OF them, from first to last,
are men OF high standing; tried
aud stauuch Democrats; born and
reared in the old Democratic home
stead, and have never left the ma
ternal roof tree. Note the proceed
ings of that body. No discord, uor
clashing as TO representation no
one allowed TO vote upon the issues
which came before it, but unallOyed
Democrats. This, and this alone,
was the only truly Democratic Con-
reHtiOA held in Hancock county, in
the town of Gainesville, on the 21st
Of July, 1886. OBSERVER.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-08-13

CAPT. JOHN S. LEWIS, editor of
the WOodvllle Republican says that
Col StOckdaIe "fnally chooses to
pocket the LIE and resort to news.
paper warfare, is a matter of taste
aud temperament, perhaps, at any
rate, it is his privilege. With Col.
Stockdale as a private person he
can have no further public contro.
versy. His card in the Clarion OF
July 21st settled that point at
least" That is very plain language
aud may eliminate in a clash of
arms.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-08-13
TIE RIVERS AND HARBoRs BILL.

This bin, as huslly passed, APP
propriates TOR the rivers and bar
bors within the State OF 3lissiSslp.
pi, as follows:
Big Sunhower, 5000 SoKubee, $500
P~aseagoula river, s2a,OoO; Pearl river,
sl7,6S; Steele's bayou, $500 Talls-
hatehie river. $3.50 Tchula lake, 5000
Y~allobusha river, 5000; Bayou Pierre,
5000 Yaz0o river, $4,000, Big Black
river, 5000, aud Biloxi Bay, sl25Oo.
AS we have before stated, there
was formerly an appropriation for
Horn Isiand Pass, which, not being
needed there was transferred to
the fund for deepening PascagouIa
river from the mouth TO the mills.
THIS amount was 5000, which,
added 10 the river fund makes the
total for P~ascagoula river improve.
nett $4,000. There Is also au
amount of $4,000, previously APP
propriated, TO be added to the sI2,-
800 for Biloxi Bay, aud SI0.O 900
previously appropriated, to be add
ed to the 81, 625 for Pearl river.
1t seems that none of these
amounts have been changed since
Judge Van Eaton got them allowed
by the House Committee, except
hat for Pearl river, which was in.
'reased S125,0O. 1t has been esti.
mated that the work necessary in
Pascagoula river will
equire $4,000, and We now only
eed $40 900 more, and getting
hat is n thing Judge Van Eaton
as in view if be is returned to
congress.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-08-13

The question of war with Mexico
is still involved in uncertainty.
Cutting has been tried, condemned
to hard labor, and his case appeal.
ed to the supreme court of Chihua.
hua. He is still kept at Paso del
NOrte and no steps are being taken
to execute the sentence. Mr.. Ba.
yard continues to demand his re.
lease, aud it is thought at Washing
ton that the matter will be amicably
adjusted. Iu the mean time news
comes from all parts of the South
that the boys are ready to fight.
Meetings have been held in differ
ent cities Of nearly all the Gulf
States to give expression to public
sentiment, and all seem to be ready
to fight, even for the stars and
stripes, If need be.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-08-13

WE predict that the coming Con.
gressional District Convention at
Mississippi City, on Wednesday,
the 18th inst, will be the largest,
the most enthusiastic and harmo.
NOUS convention of the Democratic
party ever held in this District.
And we trust all good Democrats
will be entirely satisfied with its
action in nominating a candidate
for Congress.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-08-13

TIE Wilkinson county Demo
cratic party, in county convention,
on the 3rd inst instructed her dele.
gates in favor of Judge II. S. Van
Eaton. The following was unani
mously adopted by a rising vote
WHEREAS, Our representative in
Congress, the Hon. Ii. S. Van
Eaton, has filed the Office he now
hold with marked ability and in a
manner acceptable to the masses of
our people therefore be it
ResOlUed, That this convention
heartily endorses the course of
the HOn. H.. s. Van Eaton, our dis.
tinguisbed representative in Con.
gresS, and hereby instruct our dele.
gates to the Congressional Conven-
tilou to labor earnestly aud faith
fully to secure bis denomination.
What higher praise could a pub.
lie servant desire.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-08-13
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CON-
VEETI0N.
To Convene at Mississippi City, August,
18, 1886.

Arrangements have been made
by Hon. w. p. Cassidy, Chairman
OF 9th Congressional District to
pass delegates and visitors to the
Convention on August 18th, at
reduced rates. Round trip tickets
upon the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad from all stations between
New Orleans and Mobile. Upon
the Illinois Central and New Or
leans and Northeastern railroads,
full fare will be paid to New Or
leans, aud upon return a certificate
from the secretary of the cOnven-
ton will secure a one-tbird rate to
destination. Special hotel rates
have also been secured.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-08-13
Mass Meeting in Perry County.

The Democratic party oil PER-,
county held a mass meeting at An
guSta last Monday and endorsed
Hon. j. p. Carter as PerrA's choice
for Congress. Mr. Carter is u gen
tleman of clever talents and IA true
Democrat, and always loyal 10 the
party, aud no donbt the good PEG.
pie of his native county hold him
IN high esteem, and should he re.
ceive tue nomination of the Con.
vention we would ~cheerlully sup
port him. Hon. Hugh NJ. Mccall
lnm offered the following resolu.
tlo"s In the mass meeting:
We, the citizens of Perry county
in Mass Meeting assembled, do
hereby re-asSert our allegiance To
the Democratic as the DULY exis iag
party TO which, IT'S Il people, we may
look Tor security against The Ell
chroacbwents of Capitalization upon
the reserved constitutional rights
of sovereign States; and take this
method Ot pIOclaiiniug to the world
OR answering determination TO
place none but true and tried Dem.
ocratS in placrs of honof OF cmUlu
meut.
ReSOtred, Tia: in the Hon. II.
>. Van EitOn we recognise "A zen.
uinc Democrat of the old school,
Who has yer been fOnnd ut his
post battling for lie rights and
ASST nouSly labOringtO promote ana
tnStrr The interests of his cunSlitu
ehrN. Some of us may and do dit.
Ter with him in opinion as TO the
vision ut 0in OF his acts as a con
gresSmdH. We aIe yet willing to
concede to him proper motive aud
rectiiude of intention. aud hence, |
IN the main we, commend his acts
as a national legislator aud 20 say
"Wcil done good aud faithful ser
WANT
ResOired, That the name of Hon.
j. L. Carter, Uf Perry, be presented
TO the Congressional Convention us
the clIoicr ut Perry county tor Con
that our delegates be re-
qneSted TO present his claims to the
convention and use all honorable
to secure his nomination.
Resolutions were adopted by the
lnrrting.
On motion it Was resolved to ap.
roInt three delegates from each SUI
nervisOr's district and three FROM
county at large, aud that tue
nCciIHI extend TO he chairman one
lalt hour in which to select the
The chair then announced the
Ist OF d, leeateS to the District
which WAS as follows:
District No. Nv. +. Stevens.
T. S Mccoy aud L. S. Myers.
District No. 2-JOhn Gillis. a..
}. Draughn aud j. G. Chappell.
District No. "a. u. Carter, W.
!. Morgan and Angus McGilvery.
District No. 4-W. ID. Cochran,
Breeland and w. r. Lott. L
District No. Wv. 4. Griffin, w, 5
V. Byrd aud L. q. Batson. !
County at large.J. W.sDenhlm, /
|. Nj. McCallum aud n. c. Blount. Il
Moved aud adopted that no proxy v
allowed. y
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-08-13
Cult Coast Cllege,
MALE AND FEMALE.

This Institution is locate at HANDS
BoRn, Harrison county, Missiear MiSis-
sippi tity, on the l. Il M. X. The
next annual session will begiSeptrmber
IL, lSc6, under the Plesidensof Prot. j..
Hurty, of Paris, ILL.,, who IS had mote
than 2n years experience i'conueetiOn
with the public schools of tt State, and
who will be assisted by npetent iB-
struetOrs. HandsbOrO is win one mile
Of the Coast, and is noted 7 its health
tulness. hospitality aud monty. Mr.. H..
Llenhard having purchase the college
property is now bnilding wv buildings
and rehting old ones, anProposes to
make the institution the cal of any in
the South. Tuition and bod reasonable.
For further particulars adess
H. LIENHARD, Hauboro, Miss.
July 30, 1856. A-ly
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-08-13
NOTICE

On the 3ist ultim0, bayip dispO,e ! OF
my entire business, a~ttlnshlace. to ms
brother, +. d. L.~aurehin4he business
known as j. W. LauIcldins, Scranton,
Miss, will be eontiuuea finn the above
date by the said +. j Lareudine; he,
accounting to contract, ASSUMING all La
bilities and collecting aldcs pertaining
to the sand business.
Referring to the alive l thank my
patrons and the p1blic or thir generous
patronage, and hope they wi bestow the
same upon my sucorssr. W. will do as
well by them as | have done,oth in low
prices aud good quality of gnls.
j. w. LAUENDINE.
August S, 1855 23-3t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-08-13

NEWTON county, in her eouven.
ton a few days ago, passed resolu.
lions giving the railroad commits.
sion particular scissors about not
making rates to suit them. Well
Welt! Well!!I Newton county
prayed, begged, riled aud almost
impeaehed a legislature aud two
governors to get that commission,
and already she talks like getting
divorced from her idol. o, thou
~"nncertaln, coy and hard TO please