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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-05-30

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PaCii Coast ~ send apparatus and chemicals
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Measures taken for \. Raymond & Co.,
New York Taiiors, and a fit guaranteed.
Samples rcw ready for inspecl!on.
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Carpets, At Squares, %nlylna Hugs,
On-Ciclhs, Ma.tiDgs, Curtain Goods in
great variety. D&mgsks, Towels. Napkins
CoYerlets, G.AnnEts, &c.
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" QUALITY;

ofgooIs ana rr,f@hts were taken into
cons; deration.
We are giving special attention 10 iac
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-05-30

Parasols, Umbrellas, Fans, Shopping
Bags, ClGb Satchels, Trunks, t;v.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-05-30

Wool ana Cauz Underwear, Hosiery,
Kid Fabric Cloves. Collars az! Cuffs,
Ruchines, SyaIls, Tics. Ribbons Gorsets.
Buttons, GIaids. aud Tanc" GooIs and
Smaliw&Ite generally.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-20
Basement Floor.

We are this week showing the most mag nifcent variety ot Foreign and Domestic Dress Fabrics in all the latest and most Elaborate designs ever placed for the in sbection of an admiring public under an! one roof in the state of Connecticut, and a, prices within the reach of all. :'~ThreA csses 36 inch wide Combination Snitihgs (all wooD astonishingly low. Two cases Silk and Wool Suitings in the netz Music, Ethel and Melida strips. Two eases the ns% tyonaise Costume Cloth in the following fashionable color ipsss': Alexander and Dresden Blue Aigionette Yerhsna Green, Absinthe and I.e Cure:
 Four cases Ladies' Cloths in the latest shades with Striped and Figured Cloths tc match.
 Three cases Black Dress Gools in all the latest makes, viz: Parisian Cord, Sabasto pool Cloth, Drap de Alma, Releguist, DraI de Muire, Aoire Broche and a variety ol others too numerous for quotation,
 Our Silk, Satin and Velvet depaitm tment IS also complete with all the novelties ot the season.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-20

hsve any reason in especial for going awayF'
 The kind, gentle tone! it breaks down all my armor at breath, and I burst into flood of childish tears.
 "I am not behaving well; am not pleas ing you, or anybody, and I know it; and I ought to go away. I-T"-sobbing violently, with my face in my hands-''perhnps if you would take me back again afterwards I should do better"
 even this childish passion can irritate some natures
 My dear, pray don't cry in this way. You pain me. Has any one blamed you? I have not"
 You" with my face lower still, hidden on my knees 'No, you arc too good to blame any one; but you know it is true; and and so do I; and-and besides'-
 "BesidesT he repeats, his voice very grave. 'There is another reason, thenl My dear, you may be frank with me, indeed. Has it any thing to do with Capt. Glyn?'
 l make no answer; only every inch of my face and body seems to burn with shamed scarlet blushes.
 ''and he has told you so. Yes, I knew that before this afternoon"
 But he never said so before; indeed, he did not," 1 cry, lifting a wet, crimson face for a moment. ''l should have told you if
 ''I am sure you would," he answers very kindly. And now, will you tell mo some thing morea Carr Glyn has said he loves you. Is his love returned!'
 'I-I-Ohl MT. Clifford, please don't be angry"--
 My child, it is not you I am angry with. It is natural you should care for him, Q young, brave soldier, good looking and good tempered. It is natural, too, very natural that he should care for you; but he was very wrong to tell you so, or let you guess it. I warned him when"-
 ''When!" My face is still lifted wonder ingly. This is new revelation, and how bitterly stern my masters voice has grown!
 "Ah! young folks think the elder ones are blind. suppose caring for your happiness so much made me extra quick to see when it was periled. My dear, don't look so pale You shall be happy if can aid you. Only tell me this: has Carr Glyn told you that he is already engagedf'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-20
A Most Advantageous Time For Close Buyers To Make
 Their Selection.

We have well earned reputation for selling Bargains in the strietest sen>e of the word, but Lever have We been able To offer in the month of October such aston ishing value aa those we shall present this canning week,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-20
wATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY. OCT 2o l88s

hands. "You goes in there, you know, and gets liclsler than me; but Bill'--
 ''Yes, fear Bills jacket would have to be slightly taken in at the waist" says laugh ing voice; and turning round, see Capt Glyn learning against the trunk of Q cherry tree, his bright blue eyes dancing with amuse-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-20
ConIon Bros. & Go. BOSTON Dry Goods, Shawl, Cloak and Suit Store. And Housekespers Emporium
 
-pOPULAR-- Entrance Floor !
CLOAK AND SUIT PARLOR
 FLOOR.
Carnival for ( loak Buyers.

Oar extraordinary sale of Ladies, Misses and Ihildrt,l Snits, C!oaks, Jackets. Mod jes&a4. Wraps and Rsgla's during the past week are entirely attributable {" the s.xcept;onai va!nes, and the exquiste styles We are offering. We claim superiority in every ;:ni:t in this Department. Our Stock is the largest and this week eur prices aud styles will eclipse nil former p:f,,rtS The newest and fines: garment will be sold without rAgard of cost, PREACHING WITHOUT PRACTICE DOES NOT CONVERT. Proclaimiug bar sails attracts ilt,ndirg buyers who came ta leave and never come again. Our gen- uinass and reality "t onr offering is tue ranSa Ot Onr S.I.-'eSH.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-20

The "union" formed among the ''evapgeli- cal" population of Holland for the establish ment of what are known as Bible schools, has now Al such schools, with 7I,oQ0 scholars, representing capital of 100000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-20
Nothing Succeeds Like Success

trade in LIQUORS, WINES, ALES and general bottle goods is increasing. daily. Quality and prices is what does it. My family trade is boom
 T. F. MCDONALD, No. a Rast ain street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-20
4 STIFF BARGAIN IS KID AND
 CASHMERE GLOVES

CASHMERE tLpN Ec Eight button length Cashmere Gloves
 at lie Eight-buttoa lenght Cashmere Gloves
 extra fine, at lic All wool Cashmere Gloves with cm-
 broidered backs at 21c Cashmere Gloves, embroidered back
 and wlist worth 5Ce, at 20c Five-button Kid Gloves, new shades.
 embroidered backs, at 49c Five button Undressed Kid, embr,.id
 eied backs, at 12c Finest Merino Kid Cloves, choice color
 and embroidered back ut 69c Mousquetare Swede, eight-bntton
 lenght, as f2c SEASONBLE HOSIERY!
 REGULAR WARMERS! Ladies all Wool Cashmere Hose, sen!a-
 less, actually worth iGc at Pic pair Lad es Heavy Ribbed Woolen Hose,
 actually worth 5oc, st 2;'c 8 pair Chillreu's Heavy Wooden Hose, wolth
 ;}5c pair at lie pair G+sy~ The wonderful variety, assort ment aAa low pti4es, or onr Chlldrsn's Ladies aiid Genfs, Aeriho, Wool and Camels Hair F-ndcrwdar IS a surprise to everyone. CONLON BROS: & co zee oar new lines of Gents and Ladies' TTno hrrlraS with Silver and cold handles
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-20
A -NfSEIP

PEN NMANSHIP- ID E. HOLLY, Artist Penman and Teacher, I. gives riyate instruction in practical ard ornamental penmanship, All kinds of penwork done at the parlor. Invitations or Gart writing equal b the best engraving at shert notice. Par lor 131 Bank stl eet.
 N. B.-A good business hand acquired in six teen lassona
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-20
MY HERO. By THE0. GIFT.

IS is my sip, an mes de Doot oh Edinbubs.
 "No, Dollie, you ain>t. I'm the duke, and you're the du c h e ss. A girl can't be Q duke, you silly!'
 Mes not silly dirl, an me tan be de doot. NJ ay n t me be T doot, an wear dold buckons, Lel!y dear! Dorge
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-20
heriden, Waterbury ( Conn., River

RAILROAD. Fall Arrangcment- In effect October $. WATEBDURY 10 CROMWELL. Leave Waterbury Dubirt street.
 aC; 11!V, m, 4.SQ, 6. 15. p m. East Farms. t9.l4, f11.;N ID, f4.4o, f624, m. summit, f9 IS, n1.56 ln, M4.4S, f6,24, pm. Prospect, f92a, r12.GS a III, f4.5S, 6.a9, pm. West Cheshire, 93G fl2.16, m, f5.0G, f6,46, pm. IIough's Mill, f9.4T, fl2.29 a ur, f519, f6.5s m. NCriicn-Wtst Main Street,
 9.56, 1e.40. a In aSn 7af, p. II Highland. fln lC g nl, fo.iG. D. n, Smth'S, f10.14, q m, 1850, p IF. WtSfc3 fl0.f9, n n 6.OC, li. West Cromwell, f10,2i, 8 m. tG.Q3, pm. Arrive Cromwell, 1026 s m, G.1o, pr. New I.rk, 6 @0 \ New Haven, is, ,45, a m, q, {. 50, 6.o3 m. Middlctowp, 10.52, a m, 6.@S, pm. Hartford, Ii.5S, a rl 1.S5, 90 pm. Springfield, 12.2', BPS, TIC, pm B,,strn, 3,3o q m. r.@0, 1o.CU pm.
 CROMWELL TO WATERBURY Leave New York, AGO pm.
 CrorlN ell, eco, a m, 3.30 p NJ.
 West Cromwell, f6,37, fS.36pp Tcstfitld, 10 Q m, f3e9 pm. Smiths, f6.4l. n, f3.44 m,
 Highland, f6. .4S, m, fS.4S \ sH Meriden, Center street :.Go, a n4. Meriden, w Main St. 7.1a, 500, am, geo.
 405, D IT,
 Nough's NH. f. .2s. fS. .0S n, fa.Cs, ,41SpH. West Cheshire 1T .S5, f9 %, f2 24 fl a5 pm. Prospect, f7.42, fs27, e.S2, f4sa p In. Summit f1.53, fS.2S a m, f244 M4.4Spm. East Falms, f., ,57, s 42 a ID, f2. 50, f4.47 p m Arrive Waterbury, Dublin St. s.oo, S51. am, 8. CO.,
 4.56 D m. Stations at whirh trains stop upon signal. NJ Traids meet.
 CONNECTIONS: At MertSen with ', NH H&HRE At Westreld with Middletown Branch. \ Y, \ H lS II R R.
 At Cromwell with Hartford X Connecticut Val ley k IL, Cromwell < Gildersleeve's Ferry, Hart ford Boat for Conn. River Landings and New York. At Waterbury with tS ERR, and Nau- gatuck Division I, N II < II K k.
 CHAS NJ CRAWFORD. Supt.
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POStuflice and Mails,

posTotficc open from 3 am. to & pm.
every day.
On Sundays open from 8 to 1Oa.m. aud
from to 2 pm.
Letters for register will be received
during The week from 5 am. till 3:30p m.
No .etters registered Oh Sundays, nor aitet
hours III week days.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
IRON ScyaatoR---Arrive ut S:23 =. M and
l:lj pm Departs at 10 am. and 2:l5
pm.
Ledkesrille E0ate--Arriyes on Wcdnes-
days and Saturdays mt Ii am. Departs
on Wednesdays end SATURDAYS at II IN.
A. BLUMER, T.. NJ.
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IT yon need any dental work, 20 10
DR.. l.. \ Tlurb@ ~ The Eagle lIoiuf.
lie J., one Of The mosl rkillml dedal
surgeons t!iat ever visited oar town
j.. Bloomfield q Co.. have received
and OPENED their fail and winter stock
81 clothing, hats, clp., oll suits, etc.,
10 which they invite attention, both as
regard, qualify and prices.
Mcssr.. W. $. Culpcppcr, ". I,
Parker, Il. X. Hickman aud Lnrel 70
Farley were here this week with a
drift Of 10000 logs from Red Gre, K.
These men are HE log hustler, Of tie
country.
Having purchased a large quantity
Of hour hcfJre the late rise, we are
prepared /" give eur customers a far
benefit Of our advantages.
r. BLOOMFIELD & Co.
DR.. l. A. 1hurbcr, Of Pass Chris
tian, has arrived and opened an Office
ia the Eagle Hotel. lie seems to be
very busy. The new process Of eX-
tracing teeth by the use Of vitalized
air has proven a suceesS.
We highly appreciate the extensive
trade We have been receiving from the
ihtrrIur, aud viii do our utmost TO
continue TO deserve thelr patronage.
Always come ana sec us Wtieh COM
ing . own T. bL~ooAEihfp 1o'
Tuesday evening there was IL free
fight among the c0lored damsels
just back of ". VI. Wards store. The
grccn-eycd monster is said 10 be the
cause. The beiigerents were arrested
ana inn1
lteV. ID. .. Dyers ana iduliiy ana
Miss Linda COrmark, who have been
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PERSONAL, GENERAL
AMI Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources,

Tie dust IS awful.
The general health Of the town Is
very good.
There is to be a leap year party at
Mr.. W. Dcnuy's Tonight.
Mr.. E. L. Silva, lnmbcr merchant
of New Orleans, was here Wednesday.
DR., l.. \. Thnrbcr viii perhaps re-
main ia Moss Point until Saturday.
Stoves, direct f'nm factory, al low
figures. f. BLOOMFIELD & Co.
Miss Dora Fort, Of Granl Bay, Ala,
is visiting her relatives, the Misses
Cudabac.
Fresh turniP, rutabaga aud all
kinds Of seed, and ouiom sets AT
j. W. STEwART's.
The merchants all seem very busy,
so much 81 that they have no time to
talk to drummers.
Prof. Steve Pcuus, from Americas,
was down Wednesday looking SPLEEN
did.
Cowan Bros. have received their
winter stock ofdiy goods aud notions.
Ladies' fnc shawlS, ladies' vests,
ncw calicoes, ginghams aud f~auncls
at CowAN Bios.
Miss Ami" Watkins returned home
Saturday from Greene county where
she has been teaching schlol.
Mr.. r.. w. Robinson, OF the firm of
g. w. Robinson s. Co, Mi!Iview, Fla,
was here on a short visit MONDAY.
Come and see us before buying your
winter goods, we are satisfied we can
please you in every respect.
f. BLOOMFIELD & Co.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. w. Huntington are
expected 10 return home this week
from their Northern trip.
Mcssrs Marion and DcKalb Bond,
Rcd Greek logmeu, were in town
Wednesday on business connected
with Il mill men.
GENTS.
Il You want a nice suit of underwear,
hal, fancy overshirt, nice era
vat, or nice dress suit or pair of fine
try CowAx Bios.
Mr.. A. L. DAIMLER, who has been at
Colorado Springs for his health for
'onIe Time, is expected lrmc in a day
n 50.
Hon. d.. Webster Mcleod, Of Greene
was ia town Saturday on
business connected with the saw mills.
Sir. WIN. E. stee,le. Of Americas,
ras in our midst tins week booking
PERFECTLY happy. William, you know,
) a married man now.
Domcrnick has closcI his beer sa-
bon. That Is one less drinking place
. our town. II seems Dnmernick /:
ouid not give a new bond, and had
, shut mp.
We buy almost all our goods from ,
rst hands aud our customers reaptbe .
eneht. 4. DL0oMFIKLD & Co
Mr.. Willie Watkins has laid aside
Is trunk Of cheap ''cloding" aud now
to be found in the store OF Mcssrs. {
/. bloomfield & CO. :
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NJ, f. Olson, ct. al
vs..
L. Mansfield, ct. all.
By virtue of a writ of execution, direct
ed to me by Walter NJ. Denny, Clerk of
the Chanccry Court of Jackson county,
Mississippi, / will sell at public outcry
to the highest bidder for cash, at the front
door Of the Courthouse, in the town of
Scranton, on the
First Monday, the 5th dag Of Norember, 1883.
within legal hours, the following describ-
ed property, levied on in this silt. as that
OF Mrs. NJ. +. Olsen and L. ID. Mansfield,
to-wit:
Lot 3, Block ], McRae property, in East
H~aacagoula, and the appurtenanceS there
on, in section 14%stowuship s, range 6 west,
jackson county, Mississippi, to satisfy >
decree OF the ChanceTy Court of said
county, wherein the above Iamed Mrs. NJ.
+. Olsen and f. ID. Mansfield were re.
quired to pay the sun of Sis each into
court to ~equalize the division of the es-
tate of d. Mansfield, aud their equal
share of cost.
FRANK II. LEWIS, Sheriff.
September -, 1889. Stat
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss,

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Mss,
September q, 1sSS.
Notice is hereby given thqt the follow
ing named settler has fled notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
of bis claim. and that said proof viii be
n ade before the Judge, or in his absence
the Circuit Clerk az Scranton. Mas, on
October q, ls5S. viz: Simon p. BroOme
homestead No. 1910 for the north half
northeast quarter, section q, township 5,
south range ) west.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon aud
cult ivation OF said land, viz: Harmon
Jones, John Jones. G.. A. Nelson, Dallas
Cunningham, all Of Three Rivers p. o.
jackson county. NJ IS.
JAS. d. STEWART, Register.
September q. 1SoS. 30-6t
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Arrested To- THEFT Committed at
Scranton.

Some time aeo Il lady, Mise Emma
lInsrfllial, residing al Scranton,
Miss. lefl her home for q vlsit ia
Grand Rarids, Michigan, having her
llniisc III charge Of Il Glored man,
Ioliu Perry aud his wIfr, Jane Perry
On her return the carr-iakefs had
flown, and rarrird away with them Il
quantity of silverwarr, dresses md
household goods. She came TO Mobile
some days ago, and fromthe informa-
lion furnished Chief Slater, he ran
down and cnpturcd Yesterday both
The man and his wife, and also recnv-
cred q part of the property stolen.
The accused will be tried This norm
ing before the MAJOR for bringing Sto-
len property into the State.--Mobile
Register, 10Th inst.
We are glad to learn that Miss Ro-
Scnthal has recovered part Of her
property. She docs not reside here,
j wever, but at Orange Grave, aud
was visiting here and not Grand
Rapids when the theft occurred.
~
-Salem Camp Meeting commenced
yesterday.
THERE was a pleasant party at
the residence Of Mr.. II. S. Rourke
Tuesday light.
The Firemen's lIaIl, now com
pIctrd, with the exception Of the
painting, is rather Il ural building and
improves the looks of Dtlmas avenue
Other buildings are SOM to be erect
ed on The avenue.
The street commissioners are hav-
ing some Of the streets shrllcd. Ii
won't be long before our streets viii
be ia good order if those who owe tax
rs will morcll up To Marshal hudson
and plank down the cash.
Mr. Matt O'Bricn, formerly OF
llauds5oro, but now u. S. S%upervis-
.ng Inspector Of slcam vessels, New
)rlean3, called TO 500 us saturday.
We regret that we were out of our
,ffice at the time.
-Messrs. NJ. G. Altman " Son, our
butchers, have received some more
Kentucky beef cattle, driven from
IRENE county by Mr.. Jesse Parker.
Thc next lot thal comes we hope viii
rc b0Reiens cattle.
The Mayor and Aldermen had a
Meeting Monday night and employed
kessrs. Mcriwethcr aud Bloomfield to {
The injunction suit TO oome up
or trial at the next term of the Court. {
Capt. Joseph a. Favrc, of The f.
.'oitevent e Fayrc Lumber Compa-
,e,of Pearliugtol, was IN town Sat
rday and gave as a lleasant call.
Ec represents the lumbr business
God with his firm.
We iiow have the heaviest
rintcr in The State in the person of ,
lr. j. e. StOvall, nf Shu5uta. Girls
g is a mnshcr too. He weighs 227
,unds and don't drink Il drop OF red
quor.
The election commissioners fnrlliis y
ouniy, Mrssrs. FL. H%laomtirltl, w. r.
iilbn and Charles NJ. Cruzat, will
lcct at the Court-hou,e on Wcdnes-
ay. the 9th lust, rs appoint mana- (
crs of the coming November election.
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NJ K

On Wednesday. September II. 1888, by
Hon. james IIelvestiop, Mr.. VIM. +.
Steede and Miss Lula j. Byrd, both of
this county.
On Saturday. September %. 1898. by
Hon. James lielvestion, Mr.. Walter ID.
Golf and Miss s.. a. Ely, both of this
county.
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MARINE.

OFFICE OF TIIE DEMoCRAT-SrAR, ]
PAsCAGoULA, Oct. IL, lSSS. (
Report for the week ending Oct, 18th.
ARRIVED.
Nor blk Mithassel, Andersen, 1924 tons
from MouteN ideo to -. 9th inst.
Nor bk India, Gundersen, 79S tons from
Bnenos Ayres to -, 9Th INST.
Nor ok Octaeon. Steen, $50 tons from Bue-
nos Ayres to- 9th inst.
Nor bk Asteraa, Gunderson. 4S6 tons from
BueDos Ayres TO -, 9th inst,
CLEARED.
Am sch Rollin Sanford. Davies, 90 tons for
Key West by the L.. N. Dantzler Lumber
C~omnany'with s6,l33 feet lumber, 9th
inst.
Am sch Minnie Irwin. Pinder, 81 tons for
Key West by the L. n. Dantzler Lum-
her Company with 95,52l feet lumber,
9th inst.
AM sch Hildegard, Green. 80 tons for Key
West by the l. n. Dartzler Lumber
Company with 100, 600 feet lumber, 10th
inst.
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Our "devilo was reading an &C
count of the murder OF Brown al
Memphis, the other day W hen he
came across The sentence, ale was
shot in the rptunda az The Peabody
Hotel" raised his ewes from The pa
per aud asked "What part ~ a
man is his roiunda .'-BsriRgton
Adrrrfiser.
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win open school IL the Firomen's IIalI,
OF Scranton. Miss,
Nonday, Sept. n, 1888,
for about nine mouths.
: 'afaeSHg ask the 70 operation Of the peo-
pie ~ aidiug me to establish a permanent
school Ut this place. For in educational
enterprises, rs all others. unless tho pa.
irons take an active interest. success, YIN
be nnprolnislng, Terms very reasonable.
l.. McREYNOLDS.
SUMMON, sept. II, ISIS. soft
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Commissioners Safe.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI I

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI I
Jacks u County. (
Moore, Foster & Co., In the ChaHccry
VS.. Court of Jack
[biH to foreclose mort. son County,
e. d. Moore and Wife Mississippi.
By virtue of the authority vested in me,
aud in accordance with the tern s Of a de-
cree ofthc Chaucery Court Of SAID county
rendered at the August term, 1883 thereof,
in the above entitled cause, pending in
said Court, !, AS Commissioner therein,
duly appointed in said cause, will proceed
to sell at publie oHt-cry to the highest
bidder for cash, at the front door of the
Court house OF said county. in the town
of Scranton, within the hours prescribed
by law for sherih's sales, on
Monday, October %, 1888,
the following land in Jackson county,
Mississippi, t0-wi' The one-third % I'm
divided interest of said defendants in a
certain tract Of land ~ ing aud being in
Township No, 6, Range 6 west, begin
ming in fractional Section No. Land at the
corner of the claim of Mary L..
Dupont and run from Il post east and at
5.SGlIrks to bayou northeast; thence east
SO chains and ten links to the east bonn
Diary line of NJ. L. Dunout claim thence
north 5 chains and - links to a post
thence west to the place Of beginning
tthe same being property acquired by
Celistin Dupont and wife by Antoine
Rally on the Sth day of June, 1s4S, ana
recorded in the Clerks office Of the Pro-
bate Court Of Jackson county the 29th
lay OF August, 1872, Book D., pages 525
and 526), together with the buildings and
improvements thereon,
w. NJ. DENNY,
Commissioner.
October ), ISIS. 32-3t
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New Prospect Camp Meetlng.

New Prospect Camp Meeting will
commence Thursday before The An
Sunday in October, 1888. Several
prominent ministers expected from a
distance. Ample provisions will be
made for all who attend.
]. J. LnvFTT, p. G.
Vancleavc, Miss, Aug. %, 1888.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-10-12

Mr.. 0. A johnson. who lefi here
about two years ago and wen; To Tu-
pelo, afterwards to Decatur, Ala,
returned Monday morning with his
family and household gnods 10 locate
permanently. JOhuso found no such
country as this in his travels, no null
lief, no such climate, therefore he has
returned TO stay. lie bought the
blacksmith shop of Mr.. Black aud has
gone 10 work. lie has rented the
.Lovett dwelling house on Ptscagoula
Street. We welcome him back.