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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-10


EscATAwPA LODGE KNIGHTS OF HoNoR
No. 3ll5-Meeis second and fourth Satur-
day nights in each month. Officers II.
N, Crumhorn, P. D.; VIM. H. Smith, d.;
II. Colmer, Jr., v. D.; +. Colmer, A. j.
b. w. Lester, X. j, I. Lester, +. X. ;
+. Greenough, G. WIN. Greenough, c. ;
H. Ehlers, T., Chas Ehlers, G. Z. A. A.
b. Suthoff, s. H. N. Crumhorn, f. Green
ough, E. A. A. g. SuthOtf, trustees.
GULF LODGE KNIGHTS OF HONOR No
94s4-Meets on first and fourth Saturday
nights Of each month. Ira w. Broomei
d. L. MeInnis, V. D.; W. NJ. Ward, A. ;
J. K. Mcleod, R.; p. II. Freelaud, +. X.
d. K. McInnis, c.; VIM. Welch, c.; Az
bert Frentz, G. G. j, Anderson, s.; Z.
w. Morrill,, J. w. Morris, Wm. Watkins
Trustees.
PAscAGoULA LODGE a. F. AND A. nj.
No 202 meets thiId Saturday night IN
each month. w. Watkins, W. NJ. I;
H. G. Dempf, S. W; J. W. Stewart, J.
w; j. X. Mcleod, S. D.; j. II. Rolls, j.
d.; Geo. Higgins, Jr., Secretary A. Blu
mer, Treasurer.
r. L. HOWE R. A. CHAPTER No. 1ss---
Meets second Saturday night in each
month. 7. A. Coulson, H. PJ J. w.
Morris, King.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-10
Fire Company.
Moss Point Directory.

rt Churches.
METHoDIsT-Rcv, r. j. Jones, pastor
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening.
BAPTIST Elder o. ID. Bowen, pastor.
Preaching first and third Sabbathsin each
at II AIN,
PREsBYTERIAN Rev. d. o. Byers, pas
tor Preaching every second and fourth
Sabbath at 1890 am, Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 8 pm.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-10
THE CoU RT S.
REGULAR TERMs.i
;. court-Seventh District.
LlPCulN. MnI II TERnAI Judge.

,i. rt-Seventh District.
Clrcul1AS uslh1ASTRL II. TERRAL. Judge.
rsS n NEVILLE, District Attorney
,.ls 40 county, first Monday in February and
August coh.,s unrnty first Monday in March and
kemRer continuing twelve days
seP.eepIardale county first Monday in July and
Laoar' as, continuing twentyfour judicial days II
business eSnnty lrst Monday in April and octo-
ber ss eonsrt ronnty second Monday in April and oc-
,oSer continuing ak days. -, ad
0pss, parry county, fourth Monday OF Aprli ana
o..ohsT and continue six days.
oiIUUgin oMoyion county first Monday of May and No
,.mher and continue six days,
Hancock county, second Monday 9i May anu
SqXe"Soi STorrisop county fourth Monday of May and
Ndvember, and continue six days
JscEson county, first Monday of June and De-
oomber and continue six DAYS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-10
NEW AND NEAT
TOnSOnaL ParIOrS
Fritz ID. Becht,
KRsBS AVENUE, SCRANTON, MISS.

Having recently built a new, comfoTta-
HE and commodiOus barber shop, 1 am
prenared to serve customers IN the best
manner and at city prices. None but
Firsf-CIass AFtisfes
are employed in my establishment, ana
customers can rely upon being promptly
and artistically served. Shaving. BAR
dressing, shampOOing, dyeing. etes done
In the best style. ,-cur
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-10
POstOfHce and Malls.

POstofice open from a.u. to g pm.
every day.
On Sundays open from to 10a.m. and
nom to pm.
Letters for register -VSiA. be received
during the week from > u. 1.30 p m.
Ne letters registered on Sundays, nor after
hours on week days.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS.
trom SeTaHiou---Arrivcs at ss35 an. and
i;l5 pm Departs at Qsl5 an. and
a'45 pm.
Lsatesrills Roufe--Arrives on Wednes-
Gays aud Saturdays 81 6 pm. Departs
on Mondays snd Thursdays at s an.
A. BLUMER. p. n.
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Scranton Directory

MhTHoDIsT Rev. j. w. Tinnin will
preach each mouth ut the following time'
and places: Zion, LIST Sabbath at II am
Scranten. 2,l Sabbath at II am. aud Z pm
Pascagoula, 2d Sabbath at ) pm. Oran &c
Grove. }d Sabbath at IL am. Big Point
9TH Sabbath at Ii am.
BAPTIsr-Elder O. ID. Bowen, pastor
Preaching first and third Sabbaths IA eacl
month at pm. Sabbath school every
Sunday'a PIN, W. A. Henslee, super
intendent
/. D. 0. F.-Scranton Lodge No. 4s
meets every Tuesday at 1880 p IN. W. f.
A. Parker. N. G., ]. Il. Sutton, Secretary
II. G. Dempf, Treasurer. Visiting brethrer
always welcome.
Fire Company.
SCRANTON FJRE COMPANY No. Is. X
Thompson, president, Geo. Frentz, fore
man. Regular meeting first Monday
night in each month.
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Rev. @. p. Thompson, Methodist viii
preach az Ocean Springs. ist aud ID sun
e2l 10 each month az II am Biloxi, ID
sabbath at II am. and pm. Handsboro
Hheabb4th e. II an. aud pm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-09
|, na,nfall and Drought.

fInun Rainfall and Droughta
next best chances for local rains
snt the 9TH OF July and about the
Jais. Our foretelling Of rainfalls
matter OF prophecy, we take the
'f,Dff the most scientific writer's
|sexvers upon the subject. There
sce body OF able men In the field,
RESERVATIONS, and In few years,
I'm aive us a great deal more in
ion. The present drought In
IA Texas is a calamity. 1t has
"a and dazed the people, but when
ave lime to look over the situation
4 tx Die actual facts, we think they
nrt 1t is not quite so oan
how looks to be. All calamitles
he greatest at their start; at hrst
| ~ look at the worst side OF them.
rought has seriously depressed our
IS and cut short our salesi we are
BID Everybody Will feel better aIter
., but 1t may be too late then 70
.nr IIpht-weight woolens ana all
AZ mems and women's hot weather
We do not wish to carry these
er goods over until next year. 1t
|er, q Subject OF serious considera-
liz us for some days, and we have
se, 10 make tremendous reduc-
sHf sell these summer goods at
ti3own among merchants as ruin
oW prices.
i Monday, July 8, we shall make
reat reduction in all summer goods
ball offer at extremely low prices
HEAVYWEIGHT wooden suits, very
ne, aud not so tiue, mems light
| { pants, mems alpacas, mems seer
Is, ladies' summer dress goods, Ia
white goods, ladies' embroidered
parasols and laces, etc ETC., to-
with an immense stock OF mems
ana children's summer shoes anc
summer hats. Everybody Is wei
Ia this good chance TO get bargains
THOMAS FAIRLY,
tlsing Editor Chase Trading Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-09

Dry sailed 12c, bull hides eci glue SCI green
sailed 7cj butchers green SCI sheepskins l61
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Oranges, per
box, messina none; Imperial nonei Messina
lemons,per Dox,37bO apples, = -ba bxs 75caSl %;
peaches, 36-bu boxes, 60caSi 90; plums, = bu
a0d75e; Irish potatoes, new, st. louts, 81 70
per bushcli onions, new 3 cents per
pound; 81 90 per Dbl; navy beans 81
64c hand picked in bbls, medium bills 3JSc,
dozen punches, 100000; bananas, s. 5Od4 90 per
bunch.
MoLAssEs-Cholce Louisiana $50; fair 10
good $50; core syrup 83c.
NAlLS-S823pe per keg basis l0d-Burden horse-
shoe per keg 50; Perkins do s. 90; walker do
SIS so Burden muie SO; Northwestern horse
shoe nails; No, soc; No . PC; No. 8 23c; No. 7
2lc; No. 20c. Lake 3" No. 4bci No. 2bc;
No &c; No 200 No. l9c; Ausable do No. 4
45c; No. 2lpi No 2lci No. 1876 No isc,
| EUTS--PeAnuts choice 7dsc; pecang 6Nci
Brazil nuts l0H0llc; hlberts l2k also; English
walnuts l4ai5c; almonds 10000 per u.
PRoyIsIONs-We quote on the basis OF car
| lets;
SOC half bbls No. !, 80 5o;. No. 2, 81 30; dried
herrings per box. 900 cod iish, &c,
| Meat-Sugar- cured hams l3c; sugar cured
breakfast bacon lO5sci short clear bacon e'sci
short clear dry salt 7tsc.
Lard-Tieree, 74e; 30. d cans,T;s 90 cans,
73fcj Ion cana, 7Aci Oh cane, 1897 s-b
Tea-imperiai. 4Oa0Oc; gunpowder, 6oa7oo
BAlt--COarse, IN bags, 81 250lt0; fno, In bags,
-; No.l lake, nat hoop barrels, 81 sai pockets
/ 2&d6c.
Hominy and gTtts--Per Dbl, 81 90.
| Oatmcal--Per half Dbl. 81 co.
Cracked wheAt-Per ID. &C.
CTackers--A soda 5Hc, XXX soda Oci cream
| SIC; ginger snaps Sc; lemon creams TO-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-09

sundrles-starch DO; candles, full boxes,
12Sc; halves - qnaTters ! stick candy ve
I0Xc fancy l06lGcj rope, 5H basis. do cotton,
l6c herring, imported, 81 20 per keR; raisins,
layer, S. 60; cider. crab apple, 40c; Mieeouri,
SOC; vinegar Iba25o; concentrated lye 2 7ba
90; Jugs, glazed, Ito per gal; crooks glazed,
l0c per gal dried peaches Sc; indigo 75c per
D. blueing 3Oo9Sf % por dozen; 90 sman's
mustard 81 3O8l 80 per DOZEN maccarooi, i'm
ported, l5o n American, Toe box buckets, two
hoops, 81 90 per dozen; brilliant oils, bbs, lsc;
EupIon do 2Sc; do 20 cases 50 10; brilliant 30
cases 81 10; do 2 cases So 90; baking powders
bulk, lie; n cans So 90.
Ricc--LouisiAnR 81 mBAc.
sugar-Fine powdered, bbls, skci do half
bbs, &c cut loaf 5kc; graduated standard, lhci
Louisiana graduated 7gfc standard he
choice white. 7ko, Louisiana y. 9. 7c.
POULTRY-We quote; Old hens 81 ~ per
doz; young chickens 75o@3l %; turkeys 6Oal0c
WOOL We quote, Twelve month"; CLIP
light, fine and medium lpnlOc; hne, beavy
light, l2ql5c; ak months light dno medium
lBdl1c. coarse s6l2c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-09
GENERAL MARKETS..
Produce and Provisions.

ST. Louis, No. July s.-1Flour gniet and and
lower MAJ et opened easy, Gssc lover, s9du
cined rapidly q, closing SAC under Yesterday ,
No red casa ll!8o; July 1s4asls4e, closing
TENDER s0ssasl5S q, closing sOssc; october s2yz
dS5s4c 9, closing Salsc. Corn dull and weak,
AGAc lower; No, mixed cash S2@82%ci An-
gust 88L G83s4, closing $3.50; September 85la
@S5a.c 8, closing S,9Sc. Oats very dull and weak,
closing ifd3Sc lower than Yesterday No,
mixed cash SIC; August 25H >; september 2bAc.
Corn meal st ady at 81 cool %, whisky weak
at 81 O5 Wool active and firm medium cloth
ing 2la25c; combing 22d24ci low and coarse
l3a2Oc fine light lsa22e; heavy 1890; black
l6G2lc. Provisions dull ana generally weak,
PORK 25a50c lower: SIC 256i0 So Lard l5c
| lower 50 Is Bulk meate easy aud 0alOc lower
loose lots long clear 80 2O short RIBS - WI shori
clear S. -; boxed lots, long clear lS5 SOi short
ribs S. 40; short clear SIS 3d. Bacon easy long
clear So 30; short ribs 81 co.; short clear " W.
Hams nrm at 81 O0dl2 30.
| CHICAGO, ILL, July s.-Flour steady and
unchanged Wheat active, very unsettled and
at times panicky, closing 2Ic lower than yes.
terdayi July 76jsa I91(e, closed ne; August isls
closed sO'lc; No. J spring 77ka77hc Corn
fatty lower;cash Ssk@37c; July S5AaSiilc
| Close a6Ac; August 3IAs aSec, closed 81 10 LOG
| September aslfd40c, closed SDAc. Pork fairly
| active; market opened lOc lower, declined 25c
additional, rallied lOc, declined 2 a25c, closed
steady Of inside hggres each 81 so August Angus,
s. IOal0 05 closed - 75a9 I7K. lard opened
easy, ga 70 Sc lower, declined l2H to loo addi,
iional closed easy; cash So 37tld6 50; August
\ So 4OaB S. closed SO sska6 IS; September
50 1875 6S, closed So e0a5 52ii short rib sides
steady; cash 50 % Box - meats steady drJ
ga ted shoulders s. sodb So short cleai
/ sIdes 50 00aS 65 Whisky steady AZ 81 u
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jaly s.-Flonr, cute
bat steady cooice s. 90dA 90; fancy 81 1904 20
ezra fancy 81 40a4 80. Corn, easy bat no
auotably Liver; mixed ls9tSc; yellow asa i7c
white 400. Oats, hrn AZ S5ayc. Hay, quie
SIS OVGi5 30. Hog products, unsettled, NO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-09

quotahiy higher. Pork sli co. Lard So s7H
nelk meats shonidets long clear and clear
clear 81 12f; clear rib 81 -. Hams
$40 5oalo as whisky strong, 81 o.
al 20. Coffee steady but In good
and steady; SA83hc. Cotton. seed products
scarce and firm; prime crude oil Please;
summer yellow 3iG3Sc; cake and meal lia dOa
20 90. SUGAR quiet but firm; open ket-
tie choice SIC; sirictly prime 5hc;
prime 6i4c; centrifugals choice white
exc; of white 6l.l6c, primo yellow clarified
du and aicady; open kettlo good prime 10
strictly primo BIC; centrifugals lrime 20 strict
" primo l5dl9c. Exchange--New York sight
81 30 premium.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. July s.--wheat--Nc. ,
red cash 6Shc bid, csc asked; August SIC; Sep
tember Csc lid, CSC asked Corn. No. cash
2Tisd2Tac; August 2Silc bid, 2sAc asked Sep.
tember SOC. Oals stronger: No. . caAh $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-09
Announcements.

1iRUTENANT- GOVERNOR.
arc assthorized to announce Judge Il. Is.
er OF Nastland county as candidate for
| ipxt-Qoyerpor of Texas, subject TO the
0ftbestate Democratic convention.
FoR COMPTROLLER.
ire Aufhorized 90 announce j. IL. Little
IA q oandidate for state comptr jller, sub
the action of the Democratic state con-
A FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.
IClKc &uthoriZcd to announce the name Of
D.. Wear as q candidate for the Office Of
attorney of Tarrant county ut the next
a.to ba held November 4, 1886, subject,
n, 70 the action of Democratic county
re- anthorized to announce Robert L..
a1 candidate for county attorney at
Lenipx Nleotion, subject 20 the action Of
-snocrntic county convention, to be held
Worth. July 10, 1886.
are hofforized TO announce II. p. Ayres
1didate Tor county attorney at the ensu
' ,lion, subject TO the action of the Demo,
county convention, 10 be held IN Fort
July 10, 1886,
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
}GAzHTtE Is authorized to announce
nfapl furman candidate for re election
| llRlce Of county judge OF Tarrant county,
"a the action Of the County Democratic
tion, 10 be held July 10, 1856.
FOR SHERIFF.
f1Hk1FrTE is authorized to announce the
NA'f w. al Rea as a candidate for the otice
"a az Tarrant county, subject to the ac.
Islhc democratic convention July 10 1856.
SkznrrE is authorized TO announce the
u. III. shipp as candidate tor the
- sheriff OF Tdrrant county, subject TO
8 len q tie Democratic convention, July
IL FOR ASSESSOR.
. ~ lttisf-H Is authorized to announce the
~. WI Robinson as candidate tor the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-09
Pure Powder.

ie baking powders are one of the
lads to the cook in preparing per-
Ind wholesome food, and the house
will do well to be on her guard
|st baking-powder tramps. Silver
Baking Powder is never peddled
h0nse to house, as the manufactur
establishment OF j. II. Brown is
/ 90 It's uttermost to supply the
|nds that come through legitimate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-09
'phillip Best ON Tap.

bib Best's Brewing company's beer
Il ionnd on tap at the following
Il places;
|os4 Hall.
4 fiithen, on the square.
| lines saloon, Main street.
|ehyipr's, corner Seventh aud Hous-
liza Schmidt's, foot of Houston.
n Exchange, Main street.
| M. Wilson, South side.
Roaers, South side.
4. Tabor, foot of Houston street.
0cchl & Mazza, corner Second and
|, streets.
hes b Pemoertou, West Weatherford.
| u Murrin, on Front, between Main
.otston.
| n Moods, Eighth and Main.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-09
ssI4or Lonf baking Powder

b TAILS when the directions are fol-
IA, hence there is never a word of
|,laant heard against 1T. The mex
|ncad book is able to make as good
h With Il as the professional baker,
Nv because It's ingredients are so
bounded as to make failure impossi-
Then the directions are followed. A
| Is ail that is necessary TO make it in
|asable to all well-reguluted house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-09
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Steady, Futures from Four
70 Ten Points LOwer-Money
Market Easy.
wheat Opened Easy, Became Excited and
Closed Lower livestock Trims
actions Brisk.

ENGLISH CONsoLs.
LONDON. July s.-consois Iol lie for money.
srouKs AND BoNDS.
NEW YORK, July STOCKS hnu oohus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-09
Galveston.
GALVESTON,

GALVESTON. TEX, July s.-ooi'on--spot
closed steady.
Ordinary 7c good ordinary Sc; low middling
1879; middling s l5-l6c; good middllng s}sc;
middling fair exc
Gross receipts, %.
Sales 295 bales.
Stock 1919.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-09
Now York.

NEW YORK, July s.--Cotton-spot closed
quiet
Ordinary 7c; good ordinary $40; low mid
d Ing o 3 Ice; mlddling 9xc; good middling
10 16c; middling fair 10 1916;
Futures closed a let but stea' y with de
cline of ON TO 10 points on all monsns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-09
ToIai sales, 35, 100
Liyernool.

LIVERPOOL July -Cotton-spot closed
active and hardening
Ordinary AID; good ordinary 1850; low
middlinK 30; middling uplands 5Ad; middling
Total sales, 1900 American. 800, Imports,
5000; American, 200.
Futures closed quiet with an advance OF from
y Ia z noInta ali mOnthB,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-09

NEW ORLEANS. La, July s. Cotton-spot
closed quiet but firm.
Low ordinary, 62Sc; ordinary, &c; good or
good middllng, 9&c; mlddling fair, 1896 fair
l%c.
Sales 200 bales.
Futures opened steady, ruled steady, closing
quiet but steady, with decline of from TO )
M iOt m nil NM
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13

The greatest tust'e Hnd preparations ore IN
TIE ne.rhharhool ~ Can.te. hlA at The north
aai south wings of 'aas grea' 'sl.laiag which
book :'ze "a y 81 Ee-e- some n the
rsols ia .he north or senate wing ~ tbe Capi-
tol are anon, tne mos- beautiful % this con-
tl-slz 4 noted cle IS ths senate marble
room. Which appears in f1- oict-le. II vol
20 to .ce senator vh.'e rls assembly Is 10
session you wa.t IN ~ lobby aut send IN your
carl IL yol ars Distinguished person YOU
ui he taken 20 th.s beautiful room. whero
sou ST aul talk % CHE senator. Every part
~ the room Is marble of d.fflrsns Kinds. The
eEeos Is almost dazzling.
~ rhe aaar-ie room is Is. too that senator's
hold consultations or bills under discussion or
1-asr matters rhsy ar anxious about. q
room Is spIeudid.y upholstered ard furnished
with a rich rug carpet.
TIE rooms Z tie president and vice-presi-
dent a-e aunoaz the show places Of The senate
wing. Tley srp near the marble room, aud
are richly decorated and furn she'd. Il the
vics-prasidcnt's room rhs visitor ~li SEQ a
p.-turs sor which congress paid $4,000 1t
Is tn portrait II " ssLington. Government
0ougst 10 in $50.
TIE Canada fisheries question seems 70 be
tas Forty-uinth cougress. What Will %
.coo wish q uobo3y knows. II would looA
pasiianimo1s of Ds not - do something.
There uLi also ~ an attempt again 20 pass
an Interstate commerce bin. THIS Is 10 regu-
late freight charges on the kong l'nss q rail-
way 4 California farmer some time ayo
shipped = car load - fruits ard vegetables "a
/ Chicago. ani when IL vas sold be was G.teeu
cents IN .iebt. The frei yht chsrEos amounted
q ff-ern cents more than ths produce soli
Tor In tbe face of such facts y looks a:
tLou-5 solnethinz ought to hs done with IN
terst1-e commerce TIE constitution gives
congress power to regulate IT,
Every yrnr now during he recess of con
( rT-ss somebody belonging - IL dies EVER
year. Therefore. f~t thing resolutions o
T eruio'ercs mryf he psEed and an adjourn
rlens Il some hours voted out ol respect Q.
fhe .ieaa This year the death 81 z Prssiden
\ Arthur KS ann gnced n both houses il
| tae seaa.s it .sas the chair cf Mr Pike q
/ New HAMPSHIRE which was vacant Frou
I tae house r. pTessntativas Beach oAd Anot
/ bo-h Z New EorE. died ta-ln. tie recess
Mr.. Arrc- .rogpel dead u the rtree-
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13
FROM THE CAPITOL
Alss.ssI0s AL 9glIlt AID LIFE
Sore Ttlags EEe7ctsd ct Congress-
TIE Dsa1 CT 61lr Ffo1Ses 5seals
o1of-The Corsl t1eat iran
Gross rye Cr1~1s1
Quarters.

Dux- scetF @1rst ~ all. ffle one a
tgil agrcCat1f roaglesalsel "a IS .sa "a
t. sea-lellza 1-irls < ~ lfe -fel.e1
ilr l.ei4ls o. certain 81 zana. goa .t4.ll. <
h.i-se- llag s.fs p.a.a c.4rles. -aFli6 .-as
9 ler Aiilsf---l.s pre-. ~ as4 4ii-f e@arl-x
q 1A.fafsn Elel tlsF e84.1 r-..
lle .1d2l1s 19.l-s 1-.st. ~ Dismissed tf-fu
shorty -11 ta-F lEe4est Taf-sf tn.sti.F.
zoe rld lten h-f l49ass eele f-.- tLaF
tlrl.1I 81 - as.5 - -l1 -t o. ea7 y
sh.L4ee lla.le a rselaFa g. lae gtl.r. ~r-el
leA--l t---l tEeF 4-fs naval 4i-eers ILs
1o--e4-esa4 overheard
-It ili ..n-nt s-4E -. -coue back l
believe can accommodate you Pardon -ae,
t.- raole Le You acre al1sss ul congress
H lsfher eel-G ss-ln-o tid net pay taeI board
" l.-1 t. Fas laar L-a is-n ar sl.n q lr-l-
1.llce AGAINST tlell -1- ga u1E sris l c--
sns sad s,-s usser rented rooms ta members.
a. rley are .4Aet -l ~ asalu.tou-
h4f "a a general say " 4,li4gton cirv
SLEEPS az 4sJuu-r al ,on4os % il-e 4s4a
D. -sl before tA4 DIST Aor - ia December
Nh-n c1agFsas cf4as Tners ara basrle 4li
running 30 aLd lro, regaperiag aI rooms d
setrl4s ~ stesep.pe al . ruultnas 9.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13

The ~ -st Side RINK ailI 0e open here
after r---F afternoon ana TUESDAY. Thurs
iay and saturday rFeuings. with IAAsq l4e-
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Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13
The Star Safety Razor!
A GREAT INVENTION

Which renders shaving an easy
and convenient luxury. and
obviates all danger of cutting
the face. Warranted 70 shave
clean. Time and money saved.
Delays in barber shops avoided
1t Is specially adapted 10 tho
aged and the Young. and Is IN
dispeDsable 70 travellers by
land and bv sea: 10 miners and
persons camping ont. 70 the
lndolent and the luxurloU -
the man who wants = quiet
shave. and hlm whose skin lF
too tender ~ admit n the ap-
plication Of the ordinary razor.
Once used you viii never be
without u.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-08
Superior Court.

Room I-Hon. N. 49, TAYLOR, Judge.
Henry Wechsler David Wechsler; due bill
Judgment for ST., 776.
Frederick Borst vs. Moses K. Fatout note
Dismissed
To-day's Call--No. 1869, John Remington VS..
Augustus B. Meyer ct al. No. 35905, Isaac H
Kiersted va. Lydia A. Sample
Room 2-Hon. d. W. Howe. Judge.
Elizabeth Woodland VS.. John F. Woodland; d.
vorce. Granted plaintiff.
John f. Thomas VS.. Hannah Thomas; divorce.
Cause dismissed.
Cutler 81 Savidge Lumber Company VS.. EXuu
j. Harris ct al; note. Dismissed and cost paid
Charles Thompson VS., John T. Glazier. Mo
ton for new trial overruled
Nelson T. Wells VS.. Martha A. Wells; divorce.
Granted plaintiff; grounds adultery.
To-day-No special call.
Room 3-Hon l.. q. Walker, Judge.
Ernest Marsh VS.. Henry D. Stringer; note
Judgment for ST., l57.
Louis Wechsler VS.. David Wechsler; note.
Judgment for $l68
Charles Wagner VS.. Catharine Maier; quiet
title On trial by jury.
Theodore Cahill VS.. Mary Cahill; divorce.
Granted on cross complaint on the grounds of
drunkenness and failure to provide.
Today-Call: 35259 Elizabeth Walker vs..
Supreme Lodge, knights of Honor. etc. 3544S
John R. Elder, receiver. VS.. r. G. Light.
NEW SUITS.
Room 1851, Robert P. Duncan vs.. Elias
G. Atkins ct al: injunction 1884, Sarah A.
Ray VS.. John j. Ray: divorce
Room 2-35972, Robert P. Duncan vs. Elias
G. Atkins ct al; contract; 800. 35977. Fred
erick Ostermeyer VS.. Fabus NJ Finch; resets
sion,
Room 3-35973. Peter Sunderland vs. AIDE
line NJ. Sunderland; divorce; adultery. 35967,
Frank Schrader VS.. Josephine Schrader; divorce;
failure to provide
Circuit Court-James FansSerg VS.. Honora
ONeil ct al; mechanics lien; SIS.
OPEN the State Treasury; count the money.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-08
Wants His Money Returned.

plant against Fabius NJ. Finch, asking that the
sale of certain property to him by the defendant
be rescinded, and the purchase money returned.
He says Finch held only a sherif's title to the
land, but gave him full deed. He cannot inn
prove the land as the Davidsons claim it, and
resist any attempt to that end. 1t was this lot
from which Noah Davidson. some time ago,
drove Mr.. Ostermeyers son in-law and work
men.
OPEN the State Treasury; count the money.