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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-03-26

Local Notices 10 Gents a Line for Each Insertion.

Our town is very healthy.
Spring time has come, gentle
Annie
There are no Knights Of Labor
IN this place that We know of.
The wedding bells will ring in
this town ere many days.
The small boy and tue kite are
seen OH our streets now.
Scranton will put on city airs
after the first Monday in April.
The few pleasant days have
caused our gardeners 10 look cheer
iul.
MIR. +. Watkins, representing
Curtis, Bros, New Orleans, called
on us Saturday.
Col. Gaylord b. Clark, of NJ"
bile, was in Scranton yesterday
looking after the DeSmct cases.
Let us have a full vote aud fair
count at the municipal election, on
Monday, April 9th.
Mr.. r.. 2. Bradley, the ex-shcr-
i'll OF Perry county was in town
Sunday looking we'll.
MIR. G. q. Clark, a popular mer-
chant of Augusta was in Scranton
Sunday.
Mr.. George Higgins is erect.
ing a neat dwelling in this place for
bis own occupancy.
"A large stock of hard and soft
brick for sale by McQuistOn & Cow
an Bros, Moss Point, Miss,
The heavy rains OF tue past
week have caused an influx of logs
and square timber to come down to
Moss Point.
Mr.. A. w. Ramsay, Of Van
%cleavc, called to see us Monday
while making a short stay in our
midst.
The next regular session Of the
Circnit court for this county will
convene here, on the hrst Monday
in June, and continue only six
days.
MIR. Fritz ID. Becht is the happy
possessor of four beautiful white
RATS They are Tor gentle than
two legged rats and being clean
the contrast is a reliet.
DIR. W. ID. Bragg is preparing
to erect a hath house IN front OF
bis property on the river front at
this place, which Is to havea wharf
Of ballast rock.
Capt. S. r. Thompson and Mir.
n. v. B. Carey are adding greatly
to the appearance of their store
house fronts by fresh coats Of paint.
One good deed calls for another
and contrast viii damage the looks
OfsOme other property.
besides being dealers 10 gener-
al merchandise and country pro-
duce, Messrs. Randall d MeIuuis
Of Moss Point, Miss keep constant
- on hand all kinds Of liquors OF
the best hrands As we'll as the
cheapest which are sold By che GAL
Ion. Try = gallon aud be convinced.
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FASTEST TIME EVER MADE
D. BETWEEN
New Orleans and New York

THE MANAGEMENT OF THE
LOUISVILLE And NASHVILLE X. X.
Commenced on Monday, November 10,
1875, running a fast train, leaving New
Orleans daily at 4p.m-, arriving IN new
York the second afterHoon ut $40. This
train will be known ms the New Orleans
and New York Limited Express.
GOING WEST.
No. 5l-New Orleans Limited Express
leaves Mobile 900 am. Arrives at Scrhn-
ton 1905 am, Biloxi 1910, Bay st. Louis
ll:a4, New Orleans loo pm.
JOINING EAST.
No. 59-New York Limited Express
leaves New Orleans ut 40 pm. Arrives
at Bay st. Louis $50. Biloxi 6:l9, Scran-
ton $50, Mobile 800.
For any information IN regard to ticket
rates to Eastern points via this fast train,
call on or address
II. G. DEMPF, Station Agt.
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Approved February %, 1886.

AN ACT changing the time of holding the
Courts IN the Seventh Circuit Court
District as follows:
1. In the county of Perry on the
4th Monday OF April and October,
aud continue six days.
2. In the county of Marion on
the LIST Monday in May aud NOvem-
Der, aud continue six days.
3. In the county of Hancock on
the 2d Monday in May and NOvem-
Der, aud continue six days.
4. In the county OF Harrison on
4th Monday in May and November,
and continue six days.
5. In the county of Jackson on
the first Monday ia June and De-
cember, aud continue SIX days.
THIS bill goes into effect from
aud after its passage.
Approved March 10, 1886.
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srAsHoRE DrsrRIcr-sECoND RoUN
DIED.

On the 4th Of February hast, Mr.. GEO.
COLEMAN lost his life while en- route
from Scranton for his home o. Bayou
COmbass, neal Orange Grove, in this
county. When on Point Aucheine Lake,
in Mississippi Sound, he encountered a
heavy gale blowing from the north and
the boat was capsized. The weather be-
ing fearfully cold Mr.. Coleman, with Mr..
Samuel Snyder. the only occupants OF the
Doat, were drowned. Mr.. GOleman's body
was o picked up and buried three days
latternh the family graveyard, near Orange
Grove.
He was about "a years Of age, born aud
reared at Orange Grove; was married
about four years ago to Miss Josephine
daughter Of Benjamin and Adele Seaman.
He was an affectionate husband, a kind
father, a good citizen. a true FREUD, and
leaves a wife aud one child. a brother
and many friends, who in sorrow and a
ness, survive him.
Samuel Snyder was q youth about 10
years of aye, sou Of Joe aud Catherine
Snyder. His body was found Is days at
ter death and buried at Orange Grove
Church. j. W. STARR.
Pecan Grove, Miss. March 8, 1886.
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AN ACT to amend an Act entitled fan act
to secure the faithful collection of de-
hnquent personal taxes" approved
March Is. 1854.
Section l. Be 1t enacted by the
Legislature of the State of Missis-
sippi, That section seven of an Act
entitled 'san Act to secure the faith
tul collection of delinquent person
al taxes" approved March 10, 1884,
be and same is hereby amended by
adding after the word son." IN the
first line of said section, he words
''Or before" and strike out all after
the word '%'tbercaiter," in seven.
teenth line, and before the word
"the" in 10Th.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted,
That this att take effect aud he in
force from and after its passage.
Approved February, 20, 1886.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITI-
ZENS' MEETING.

publication in the DEMoCRAT-STAR
aud by posters, the citizens OF
Scranton met ut the Court. house,
Oh Friday evening the 10Th inst,
aud organized by electiug A. G.
Delmas chairman and A. r. Krebs
Secretary.
The chair having explained the
purpose of the call tO.wit The
nomination Of candidate for the
offices named in the act incOrpora'
ting Scranton, the following
nominations were made For may
or, A. E. Krebs for Aldermen, q.
A. Stemper, w. II. Nix, A. NJ. JOr-
dy aud Lundon ID. Farley tor
treasurer, j. j. LOvett for mar.
shal, q. d.. Moore. 1t was resolved
that these proceedings be publish
ed in the DEMoCRAT-STAR.
A G. DELMAS, Chairman.
A. r. KREBs, Secretary.
CHURCH NoTICES.-Rev. G. f.
Thompson, Methodist will preach
each month at the following times
and places
Ocean Springs, LIST and 3rd Sun
day at IL a. N.
Biloxi, 2Dd Sunday, at IL a. IN.
and Z p. m.
HandsbOrO, 4th Sunday at IL
a. III. and 7 p. In.
Rev. j. w. Tinnin, Methodist,
will preach each month at the fol
lowing times aud places:
Zion, LIST Sabbath at IL am.
Scranton, 2nd Sabbath at IL am.
and Z pm.
,PascagOula, 2nd Sabbath at 8
pm.
Orange Grove, 3rd Sabbath at IL
am.
Big Point, 4th Sabbath at IL
am.
We hope there will be IA full
attendance of the citizens of Scrdn-
ton at the meeting to be held at
the Courthouse this evening at
$50 pm, and we will say i'll ad.
vance that we should by all means
select good men Tor ON town offices
who will consent to their names
being used and to serve when elect
ed. 1t would be simply Il waste of
time to nominate at random and
take the risk OF acceptance.
Drink Keystone Rye Whiskey,
a pure, unadulteratcd whiSkey, free
from headaches. Only $1.5O per
gallon. Also FreepOrt Rye, four
years old, the best 50 whiskey in
the United States. Sold only by
Craft & Co., rs aud n Dauphin
street, Mobile, Ala, sole agents.
Judge j. W. Starr adjourned
his Justice court last Wednesday
until April 7th. He has several
cases pending, and among them
one of Lewis Gale IS jules Sara
zin, suit for damages for the tres
pass III ct drmiS of a bull upon the
horse OF the plaintiff, and the gOr-
ing thereof contrary TO the peace
and his proper dignity. Also case
of g. p. Bowman VS. Board OF Su
pcrvisors of jackson county an ac-
connt for holding AL inquest on the
body of George Coleman, recently
drowned. The Board denied the
necessity OF the inquest on the
ground that the of death was
known.
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Owing to the continued rains
aud consequent rise in the Pascal
goula river and tributaries large
numbers of logs are being delivered
at the mills. We were told by a
logman a few days ago that nearly
every log in the water would 6e
ready for delivery in a very short
time.
Mrs. .. Nelson is in New Or
leans selecting spring hats and
another large stock of dry goods,
which r to be open and ready for
sale next week at the lowest fig
ures including also, a large aud
we'll selected stock of shoes at pri-
ces from 40 cents to $3.50.
We we're pleased to meet Hon.
T. Marshall Miller, Attorney-Ge
eral of this great State. He was
here on business connected with
the DeSmet cases. He does not
appear to DO seriously worn by
Official cares, but before he has
flushed delving Into the
intrisscies OF this celebrated case
ho will doubtless be a ft subject for
recuperation in our balmy sea
breezes.
"A certain gallant young man
of our town seems gifted with the
attribute of ever presence when
fair ones are imperriIed. He came
to the rescue of two the past week ,
one precIpitated from a ditched
buggy, aud another rendered help
less By q sprained ankle. In this
last case a yonDg1imb OF The Law
also cane to the rescue Of the Grip
pied dear and escorted her to her
bone 10 his buggy. Lucky boys
The flower is never - sweet as
When bruised.
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THE CAMPAIGN THAT FAIL
ED.


The meeting OF citizehs held at
the Courthouse last Friday night,
for the purpose of nominating town
officers, was rather an unfortunate
one. The gentlemen nominated are
very good men and We have no
special complaint to make of the
negro, Lupdon Farley, except that
he got into the wrong pew, but we
do make complaint of his support
ers. Lundou Farley Is a colored
Republican, not in sympathy with
the party we have SO long aud
earnestly labored to support, and is
largely in the majority in this cOun'
ty, and especially in this town,
There was no Republican or colOred
ticket out, aud no prospect of any
coming out with any hopes of sue
cess. Why, then, this fusion or
compromise Was it based upon
q phllanthropic idea that the re-
spectacle white men OF Scranton
could not be trusted to do equal
Justice to the cOIOred population
without the presence of their re-
straining volcef W. cant believe
that. Then, why WAS it'll "YOu
tickle me aud I'll tickle YOU" Well,
so far as that is concerned we can
do our own tickling, and We under
stand that LundOn Farley very
sensibly says he will not be made
a "cat's paw" of, and will have
nothing to do with the ticket. We
admire his pluck.
Tue color line was long since
distinctly drawn in this eutire State,
and It is an unwrittPn, though sa-
cred precept of Southern DemOcra-
cy, that the white nan must rule,
and we are shocked at the sugges-
ton OF "A departure, which the col.
ored man himself does not expect
unless he a gain an advantage
by his vote; aud we are glad TO
know that we are by no means alone
in this position. Several OF the
gentlemen nominated have declined
to allow their names to be used on
that ticket, which does them credit
as true Democrats.
The Rev. j. j. Lovett, who was
nominated for Treasurer, authorizes
us to state that he declines to be-
come a candidate for that Office.
The chairman OF that meeting in
the holder Of u Federal Office, viz !:
Boarding officer of this port. The
same civil service regulations uII-
der which 80 many heads rolled of
when Mr. Cleveland proclaimed
that he only conceded to the Office
holder the right TO the ''quiet and
un%obtIusive exercise of his political
rights" is still in vogue.
We are further authorized to
state that Mr.. G. A. Stemper, nom
mated for Alderman, and Mr.. q. ID.
Moore, nominated for Marshal, pos
itively decline to allow their names
to be used on that ticket. Another
one of the nominees for Alderman
is not a legal voter in this town or
country, being prescribed by the
United States Constitution. There
fore, there are only two left Oh the
ticket, MesSrs. Krebs aud Nix.
Hence, it appears that n fatal
blunder, and a very unfortunate
one, preeipiCated certain failure as
it should; hence the necessity OF
another meeting when we hope our
citizens will turn out aud redeem
the cause.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-03-26


AN ACT to amend section 594 of the Re
viscd Code of 1880, in relation to the
time when a license to sell vInOus and
spirituous liquors shall be obtained
from the t~ax-eollectOr of any county
after grant OF authority to sell said
liquors shall have bccu given.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the
Legislature of the State OF MlSsiS
sippi, That section 594 OF tue Re
vised Code of ~ISSa,obe and said
section is hereby amended BY in
sorting the word sdatp," in the
tenth line of said section the follow
ing proviSo, VIZ: Provided that the
license 10 retail vlnous and spiritu.
Gus liquors shall be good only for
Que year from the date OF grant OF
license, granted under chapter 80
OF Revised Code of 1880.
Sec. 2. Be il further enacted,
That this Act shall take effect and
be in force from aud after its pas
sage.
Approved February %, 1886.
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FOR sale!

The Pascagoulu IiOuse, formerly oceu-
pied by W. s DOdson. 1nqaire at Post
once, P~ascagoula, Miss.
W. s. DODSON, p. n.
March s, 1855. LIT
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-03-26
NEW LAWS
state Of Mississippi Passed by the Leg
ElatHrO Of 1886.

AN ACT Tor the protection of the cdnca-
tional. social, financial, moral and reli-
gious interests of the citizens OF State
Line, counties of Greene and Way ne,
State Of Mississippi.
Section 1. Be il enacted by the
Legislature of the State of Missis-
sippi, That it shall be unlawful to
grant any license to any person TO
sell any intoxicating liquors within
five miles OF the Mobile aud Ohio
II. II. station, in the town of State
Line, counties of Greene aud
Wayne, State of Mississippi.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted,
That it shall be unlawful for any
person to sell or give away, in any
public place, or in any business
house or Office, any intoxicating
liquors within Ave miles of said
Mobile and Ohio railroad station,
in said town OF State Line, Greene
aud Wayne counties, State of Mis-
sissippi.
Sec. 3. Be 1t further enacted
That any person violating the pro-
visions of sections one or two of
this Act shall, on conviction there
of, in any competent court be fined
in a sun not less than fifty o more
than FIVE hundredldoilaTs for each
OffenSe. s.fys
Sec 4. Be it further enacted,
That this Act shall not interfere
with tbe right to sell alcoholic
liquors under a license granted pri.
or to the passage of this Act.
Sec. g.. Be 1t further enacted,
That this Act take effect and be III
full force on and after the first day
of May A. ID. 1886.
ADprOVed FEBRUARY 81, 1886.
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How to uso KelIer's Pure White
3 q L n A
LABOR SA WING SOAP.

Separate the White and Colcred Clothes,
dip the Garments in the water, then draw
them out and rub the SOAPINA on all the
soiIed parts, roll them in a tight roll,
place them back in the tub Of water to
soak for 30 minutes then rub them lightly;
if water gets too dirty change
it, no boiling or concentrated lye or other
ingredients should be used. You will find
clothes washed with SOAPINA will iron
edsier, look brighter and last longer than
when washed with common rosin soap,
especially wooden and linen goods.
For cleaning old clothes, soiled hats,
etc, rub SOAPINA OH the soiled parts,
wipe dry and they will look as new.
SoAPINA is a pure soap (nOt a pOwder)
and can be nsed for the toilet and ali
household purposes. 1t is the economical
and labor saving invented for all kinds
OF water. Be sure and ask for Kellers
- A A!
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
j. II. KELLER,
ITO Gravier St., New Orleans.
January Is. 1886. 46-3m
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Ne1C sadUegtaSeS7se1sES
NOTICE,

The public are hereby notified that the
firm OF Frentz & Valverde has been dis
solved, and the business is now conducted
in the name of George Frentz, who has
bought out the entire interest.
FRENTZ g. VALVERDE.
March 26, 1886. AT
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OrfuQer mQQ OrCueS.

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THE STATE OF IOWA.
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Decorah-posten., 1886-10-20

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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-06
John Sullivan.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The World
this morning says: Another leaf was
added to the garland that adorns the
brow OF Boston's pet, Sullivan, Sum-
day. He has been in this city some
time. The scene of his last encounter
was the Gilsey honse; bis victim was q
newsby boy, sickly and inofensive.
Adolph Goldsmith, tho Jeweler Of
Maiden Lane, assigned yesterday, Civ.
ing preference for $500, also prefer.
ing promisory notes aggregating 90
492 francs.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-06
Mexican War.

GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. GA
special from Matamoras TO the News
says: There is no material change In
the political situation here although
the Tories have successfully defeated
three attempts to seat Yturia in the
Msyoralty, they are not strong enough
to seize the rein of government them.
selves. The city is rapidly becoming
demoralized without any government.
Leading citizens have submitted pro.
position that present incumbent, Senior
Hino Josa be retained a. mayor.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-06
A Missing Steamship.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Jan. 6.-The
owners of the steamer City of Nashua,
which Is now II days out on trip to
Jacksonville, Florida, believe the
steamer lost. The trip under ordinary
circumstances occupies only 5 days.
The steamer was commanded by Capt.
Thos. R. Payne, with G. e. Fsgin as
Chief officer. Chief engineer G. Grimes
ana the remainder of the crew, with
the exception OF the steward, were
from this city. She was valued at
$4,000. She had no cargo.