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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-01-07
Brookfield and Grand Rapids.

BRooKFIELp AND GRAND RAPIDS M.
Carey, of Ford Co., is visiting his cousin
Mrs. Judge.
Robert Herbert Is now we'll enough TO
resume his studies at Dixon College
Mrs. Cassie Maggie, who has been very
Ill, is slowly recovering.
The concert at Hickory Point church
Christmas night was success both socially
and financially.
Next Monday Peter Gull will begin his
duties as collector.
Geo. Thompson has gone to Pennsylva-
MIA for the winter.
Grand Rapids end Ransom now form
one mission. The pastor will reside at
Ransom.
A few Of our young sports and their best
girls attended the dance al Seneca Monday
evening. They report coed time.
Mrs. Geo. Hanna is very sick with lung
fever. But little hopes are entertained of
her recovery.
RAMBLER.
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From Troy Grove.

Troy GROVE, Jan. 5.-We wish the read
ers of the FREE TRADER a happy, happy
New Year.
Sleighing 80 far has been failure.
Business in all departments is poor with
the exception Of poultry.
Miss Fannie Dana has started drug
store in the burg. Miss Dana Is medical
graduate. and when she puts up prescrip.
ton proves what she is doing. We would
like to see the new business boom.
Harvey Hess has started his new agricul
ture implement store. He will do well, no
doubt.
Sam, the section boss, is the right man
in the right place.
Tom Bauer's recently sold several town
lots for fancy prices.
John told me the following story and
can prove 1t. One Of his boys last week
killed and dressed q turkey In the usual
wsy and then placed It on the rack, the
bird TO all appearances being dead, and
plucked dry. After short time the boys
had occasion to go to the rack, and behold
Mr.. Turkey was gone. Search being made,
he was found out In the yard. This may
seem to many as tough one, but We be-
lieve II every word.
Mr.. Yost had suit before Esq. Garland,
and as usual, got left
Charles Zorn will leave Homer soon TO
move west, either to Iowa or Nebraska.
Charlie Motifs will occupy his stand.
j. L. Wilson Is getting all the poultry
he can handle. He Is an honest buyer
hence his success.
The officers of Waltham l. odge, No 1884,
F. & A. NJ. installed their officers publicly
on Tuesday evening. William Wilson, w.
NJ; James Mcconnell, 8. w.; Jacob Bill
man, j. W.: J. Hill, 8. D.; Albert Higen-
baugh, J. D.. A. Sweetzer, Sec. j. Wylie,
j., Treas Alex. Wylie, Il, Willsie, Stew
arts; J. Wylie, Chaplain; 8. ID. Grey, Ty-
Ter. A large crowd greeted the brethren,
and right royalty every one took hold
that could to make the affair a
pleasant one. REGULATIONS, songs, music,
etc, took up the time pleasantly until 10
pm. The ladies' then served supper,
which was simply immense. The boys Of
Waltham Lodge are gentlemen and broth
ers In every respect, and they never do any
thing by halves. May they prosper and
have many happy installations is the wish
OF their many friends.
A young gentleman from Earl IS meet
ing with success teaching singing school
In the burg.
Adam Wylie and Miss johnson were
married last Thursday eve.
Miss McClarren is giving good satisfac-
tion In District No. 8, PEDRO.
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and the result is the most complete census OF
the town and city ever taken, the city being
taken separately, with the understan ding that
1t stand half the expense. The names, ages,
sex, politics, religion, street and number are
given; and besides being a census, it is thus
q city directory of great value. The figures
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-01-07

Adding the above to the number Of pieces
delivered, it will be seen that the carriers
handled during the past six months the fol.
lowing total number Of pieces:
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The four lots south of the church have
been bought on which to erect a pastoral
residence. Until the building Is completed
Father Grogan will live In the Mccormack
building, on Wormley street.
Messrs. Spencer, Smalley, Blair and VIII
Whitmore went to Streator Tuesday to at
tend the installation of officers of The Sons
of Veterans.
The beginning of the new year brought
to the home of Mr.. Thomas Berry, of Sum-
bury, much sorrow, for few minutes be
tore ten o'clock Monday night the spirit
of his oldest son, Edward, aged 26 years,
bid adieu to its earthly tenament and
found, we trust, an abiding place in hap.
pier home. Relentless consumption marked
him for its victim. and for some time he
realized that his stay here would be short
The Sunbury Division of the A. Q. H. had
charge of the funeral. Father Hedges de-
livered an eloquent sermon In the Streator
church, after which the body was laid to
rest In the cemetery at that place. 1t Is
customary, we know, after death, to hide
the vices, and hold up to public view the
virtues of the deceased; but In this instance
such is unnecessary,-no unworthy act
committed. "Life's record tells of one
whose manly ways, exemplary conduct ana
cheerful disposition made him favorite
wherever known. TO the bereaved family
we tender our sympathies, and to his
brother Hibernians we extend our regrets
on the death of one of their circle, and
may his ways be an example for them, so
that when the final call is sounded they
may be prepared to 60 the way from
(which no traveller returneth."
There is room for one more society In
Ransom and material, too, for It's organiza
ton. That is a c. r. A. Society. There
are number of young men in the parish
who owing to their temperate habits would
make good members. We would like to
see them belong to that organization of So
600 men, TO which belong some Of the
noblest in the land; engaged In the good
work Of rescuing men from drunkards'
graves. MOI.
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An average of "a, 2l5 pieces per month.
This is exclusive of matter mailed at and
delivered from the post Office itself, which
includes all matter delivered to and received
from persons residing outside the city limits.
The newspaper matter, all mailed at the office,
is not counted in the above totals, while the
number of letters and packages mailed at the
Office is as large as the number collected by
the carriers at the boxes-a sample day being
the Friday before Christmas when over 1900
letters and packages were mailed from this
office.
The carrier system has been a success in
every way. The system covers the entire
city; frequent deliveries are made, and prac-
tcally every man and business house in the
city have given up boxes and rely on the car
riers as the most satisfactory way of getting
their mail.
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From Ransom.

RANSOM, Jan. Sin order now-leap
year parties.
Mr. john Ryan and wife went to Ottawa
Monday TO attend the funeral of an old
friend
Mrs. Lawrence, of Rutland, visited with
her niece, Mrs. Frank Sebell, this week.
Miss Katie Mcintyre entertained a few
of her friends Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Ryan went to Morris Tuesday
to spend few months at st. Angela's
Academy.
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The new fast trains on the Rock Island road
leaving Chicago at 500 and 7:3O O'Clock D. m =.
will certainly be popular with Ottawa people
and others at local points where the trains
stop; and the local patrons will wish them
success as carriers Of through passengers.
train making the run from Chicago in two
hours and thirty minutes is certainly lux
ury, especially as the coaches are the best on
the road. AS a matter of fact the rapid rate
of speed is not indicated by an uncomfortable
sensation within the cars, for the road being
In excellent condition there is no more swing.
ing to the car or iolting of the passenger than
on the slow train, consuming over three hours
on the same run.
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Total. .227,0 43

This is not, Of course. all the pieces
handled by them by any means, for the col.
lections at mail boxes reached the following
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Males.-East Ottawa, az; W. Ottawa, l, 9s5;
Center Ottawa, 1895; North Ottawa, 9l2.
Females.-East Ottawa, $50; West Ottawa,
1927; Center Ottawa, ,420 N. Ottawa, SOL.
Ottawa township. 9,742
Ottawa township, outside city.......... 525
In city, in Ottawa township. 2,2l7
Females outside city, 1856; and males out
side city, $50
The census of 1880 gave us a population Of
1884, showing gain of $50 in eight years,
over one.third more than the last census.
We will now have another supervisor, and
be allowed another ward or two. The city
will be re-districted in a month or two, and
the new aldermen elected at the regular time.
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New YEARS PREsENT-Mrs. Thos. McIn-
tyre presented her liege lord with q bouncing
baby boy on Monday last-l1 pounds and 13
ounces. marks" is as proud as a peacock OF
it, and sings it's the picture of its daddy in
a thousand different ways"
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad,
NEW TIME TABLK

Nos and 10 arrive in Chicago At 10 y. and leave
Chicago at p. N. daily (Sunday eIcepted).
No. % carries passengers from Geneseo TO Ottawa.
No. 70 carries passengers between Joliet ana La
Sale, and No. 30 between La Sale and Joliet.
Nos % and % carry passengers between Blue Island
and La Sale. X. H. CABLE, Gent Manager.
K. ST. JONI, X. 4. PRrT-rYMAN
Gen1 Tiki. a Pass Agt. Agent at Ottawa
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The Post ONCE.

The free delivery system has been in opera
ton just six months, and in order to show
what the four carriers are doing to earn
Uncle Sans money, we have obtained from
the postmaster the following statement of the
number Of pieces delivered by them, as fol-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04
snn-chcd for rranh and ronnd Il.

"rhat ton of coal looks to me about 200
pounds hort, said @ family man, and 10y
thunder Il lave 1t weighed The way some
of these coal dealers cheat is wicked
After Boo had had it weighed, De said 10 his
wife:
Its an right. woi-hs about 100 pounds
over
Glow much will Won have to pay for the
extra weight. Johu.'
"Nothiug. That's their mistake, not
mine Life.
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Omaha N1u-Why don't ylu go into pub
Die ui0' Nou wo-li De- 20 match for "a dom
of our ,o rli. ,tate-.la and aIl yolr
fries g klor o..
Modern Soiomon-Even were your opinion
w.ll founded p%aterull affection would keep
mc il 9t~cgIity
-Patrrual affection
81 sir. love ms -lu, sir, and win not
bli-ht DIS prospects with tho memory Il a
great .qth.r Omaha World
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EnN or NeTer.

"What became Of that trumpet Wigwug
sent mp to little Tommy, Christmas queried
McPelter Of his wife the other evening.
"Oh, I've put it away; | don't want him to
destroy it before he's old enough to aprre-
ciate it,"
Good heavens. Helen! let the baby have 1t
let him smash 1t before he learns 70 blow
itf'-De.rOit Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

Bridegroom Ton their way 20 Paris
You're sure you're quite warm and comfort
able, love.
Buds-Oh. Yes. dclr-quite.
Bulccraom-I don't like 10 see you sitting
with your back 70 tie engine, darling. You
don't feel amy draught.
BFide-Oh. not the slightest
Bridegroom lwho dot-l Then, sweetest,
would You mind changing plare- -
L3udon Punch.
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rnbnc,o Nnrket.
0taAff NAAl NV
RICHMOND. VA, March B.

RICHMOND. VA, March ..
%Only a very quiet market today. The
weeks business sums up moderately.
Cutters and line dark sold well enough,
Tugs and nondescrip,s were of and dull.
Receipts are tightening up considerably.
Rchandlcrs here ani elsewhere have all
they can do 20 take Gaze of So much lOOscd
tobacco. As planters are now busy with
plant-beds and other crops. and have
nearly finished, an a.mos. unprecedentedly
early crop delivery, we may expect scat
tered and frmer prices Western markets
developed no important feature this
week and prices are no better. The bill to
incorporate the Richmond Tobacco As
ISOLATION, when effected, will make new
era in our business, and one Of great i'm
prJyemeut.
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Cures all Coughs. Colds. Uoarseness,
sore Throat. B",'leh.,.s Pneumonia and
all throat AMI lung diseases. Price p
cents. Sold by druggists. Prepared only
by Dir. II. Moz,cy. Atlanta, Ga.
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ultlltdi UltN mas IOuD tlnCt gwen way 10
less observable and important devices,
but which are none the less efiicacious.
1t is interesting TO know how the medi
cal men Of a former age moved about in
he exercise OF their calling. The writer
recollects when there was NOT a pbysi.
clans carriage. buggy. o, rig even in The
town Of Richmond They all went on
horseback. This had been the case early
in the sixteenth century. The dcscrip-
ton given Of their outfit on occasion
make, them appear very ludicrops
Imagine one Of our modern medical dig.
nilalics mOunirl sjtoai.p on an amLlipr
nouv like vnu,,. ofioo..l hv scr
ya,f ~, Co.,, ,hn 80, ..,t h.',i,, rl.c,
;brow bcfore ti. m~..or Ioo, r'o,L" to
a.irbt up,n Tbn.it WAS orr doctor. Of
thai period dr.ror,,I themselves I'm pub
Dc. Think o.. tl. .-ideut of - college
thus de,porip. ..u..if. and vet ID was
done a.. late. .Charlcstbc second reign.
In tho rb,,,. which arerward. took
Mac. fine d,.rnr. seemingly determined
io make Themselves constituents went 10
The otber c,tron,e The riliuo lor.. was
suddenly dr,nncd i'm favor of atwo horse
chariot No nr,ctitioucr of any pre-
tension. v.ufi d. .eon IN any other yebi.
Gle 500, 81 .uir.i of rivalr, dcyeloued an
astoundino ,~iuount of %eynense and show
A. l,to ~ ODecn Anpe's reign four
L.,.n .,l ,cri+.r e+o.os that even
., ,.r. .'w,,in. driven to inc chart
.of. o.nlo.. rival l,,siee. 10 the healing
Lara Uum.n nature j., tine same in every
noe Ne nai al.o. HE same bictcrines
and i.alo.,,e, ending I'm cuarrcls and
.ff.f aftI. nr4..nt aay
H1i v1,f -I,l "a. .ly of some OF the
costume. .r Dos. these sage AND solemn
r.mLr-. XIX. nv.,ic art9 A. lifetime
rnx r.fe,.aI ~ an ngL,ic officials
had .fyl...f dress established either BIZ
custom ~ ly law .Judrcs were r.bcd
and mu..f,g,l Dirritorr.oftbe church
wore l,5 nv ibe yes,meDts pccu.
.r.r = o ,i,ir ..,.rsInrI.ts orr doltor-.
t~o,r.v,r ,..n,, mo-, reouireJ io don any
..r.,i.. r..tnu, tnok 81. themselves such
l -ri.t tl. t..t. -. a,,D individual or
nou,.. ,hlr ,..nte1 a. d.. soon of men
al l.,.i.i. 49, y-,,no, .lso Henc. fine
"n, f.r,. ~. n,tGf ror,d he seen ON The
r 80 li,i.. on5 onpfrv bioLvav.
Tte, wore rac hrgc.t viz. thai could
.;.,,,. 30 ind ". rod If ono
49, ta4 .}r.c tsii. do,erGirr IN his
It,, DaJ-.ar TN was lannon's
o"1, Jal,ar fr ILarles the seconds reign
,.Ln ,,yer NOW. , hat lest his frilzlrd
locks -bould be- d-jsarrapped. OF course
tbo rest of thr costume was i'm Eccpiug
witt.. ,- i,,,ort,rt "a decoration In the
..l..,i., ~, III. tbo most consnicuou.
20 ''
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HOUSE.

Commeuc.nE MONDAY. March 3, special en-.
guEemeut ot tne charming young actress.
MISS BLANCHE MILLER.
supported by NEIL Florence, i'm two lra
moi1lrimas.
MONDAY. TUESDAY,. and WEDNESDAY,
AFTERNOONsaud NIGHT.
SATAN SHADOWS.
THU RSDAf. FRIDAY. aud SATURDAY
AFTERNOON and NIGHT.
KING OF THE MINES.
Doors open 73l. performance commencing
sis. Prices Of admission: Afternoon. 10 and
20c.. night, ~ AMI 30c., col1rcd gallery night
lic. lmhilt
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ANCIENT DOCTORS.
I'D TINE CHARACTERISTICS or
DISCIPLES OF GALEN

,,e sccrctofTheir Always Carrying Canes
,.i,inc Patients. on Horseback Their
Dmmittiug Jastiaable Homicide In
c,,ehc. and iours.
De- would De as interesting as 20 would
destructive otrsCc It's origin to the art
known as the practice Of mcdi-
60 DO This We should De obliged
". ha.h t0 tine earliest date Of historic
outside lhc biblical account of his
l.t .nrcatauCc o,. the earth. Indeed. IL
.... possible lo pcAcifaic the oh,cu-
..,...r..g prehistoric times. We
.,ss find Hic Was a. precious
..... ID, To- enjoying 10, blessings as TO
p.. E.. fIc fulluo,s of health -aw the
SID. oi yesterday
N.... ..ly say here TIA. in ai ages
.ankiud have instincivcly
to cry out for help against
I'D horrors OF death. Their
... complaint has filed the earth
r..O ...- 'or r,i.f either upon some
... ...t or C.u..iIsd superstition.
Nautu, hey managed 10 get %, or
.t .l,y did II their lives were
r .-c. they were c0mi0rtcd with
LILO. ..lt uat 10 was SD intended but if
contrary took place they were only
u.rc -tatc'ui to the agencies that
..pr..cctel them from death II is not
tended to give here any account of
,.rlrotitions. whether iu the form
nominations. the Use of amu,cts and
..afm.. 0r even To the scarcely ics, cilica
..- systems OF a later period when the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

-UlNt-NN --I"7 VI 7'I'HI
Clolly-Cawu't DO It. Gus. Got too aw-
much bueino-s To- attend 20 this mawning,
and law have 20 keep q clear head.
Grs-Whv-aw-what is IL, y know
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO purchase
for marlme c-aw-dozen postla-o stamps
and owIll a-aw-n.w paiarr ~ tnouaaIs
for ny o.f-L.fe.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

The Carbolic smoke Ball cures Colds
Catarrh. Asthma, Bronchitis. ana al Head and
Throat Troubles. send Tor testimonial, Ut
reliable parties. Free test Is given Al Once
No. lO North Eighth street, klchm0ud.
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II MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Produce Market.


Reported by c. Z. Redforf & Co. Grain
Commission Merchants No. D south Twelfth
street.
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SAILS REPORTED - ,EcRR1ARY.


Market dull
Qpotrtoo -M.liling. ll!e low mid
ding. gic.. good ordinary. ,, irc.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.

~IIT|HN|I|- - FiHIIU =
OFFERINGS REeoR-ED ~ SECRETARY.
Whcat.-2.54 bushels.
Corn-53i bushels
Oafs.-i61, bushels
ClOver-sacd.-llu bushels
SALE REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.
Whcat.-Longbe-rv. 522 bushels prime
Csc. 100 bushels very good 30 9lc. short
berry. 9j bushels very good On private terms.
so bushels very good 90. rie. Io,al sales ot
wheat. I.2Ss business
Com.-Wh ite. 90 bushels prime at 5'tc
bushels good at 5-c. Tl.a. sales of corn. i23
bushels
Oats Spring rs bushels very good az
3lic. 30 bushels very good on private
terms. Total sales NJ oats 9,' bushels.
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UozARr ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FOUR NIGHTS. COMMENCING MARCH
:. MATINEE SATURDAY.

folR NIGHTS. COMMENCING MARCH
T. MATINEE SATURDAY.
II ANS"
r. Z. POND. KARL. Observation-Disclosures.
Nthis'i' PrOprictOrs.
R~EPERrORNs
wednesday Evening and SATURDAY Matinee.
............ Tho POach"rs."
thursday Evening ......... ......."FntuitLl."
, tidaN tNeuinE.-....... ....... "MignOn."
Saturday Evening. ......... bohemian GfrL't
PNiSCtPALS-M Marie stone. Agnes hunting
ton. Jullette Gordon. Camille NuOri. Lottic
trulA-hanh, Mems tltary. Tom Kari. II. g..
Barnabec. W. II. Macdonald. Gc0rpc Froth-
lugham. kcCirio Ricci. ". a. Nantcn. r. W.
NiIcr.J. 4. Montgomery. ;. l.. Stud.ey. Must
Zeal Director.
- People. Compete Orchestra. Car load of
scenery.
sale of seat, ovens Monday morning. March
on Prices Sl.2j to - cents, according t1 To-
cation. 5tc2j- If
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lie Would Sever L.a-n.
Volapuk mus. b. tlresome ~ the mar whe
stutteH. -Philaielpbla Call
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

o,rctofThcir Always Carrying Canes
getting Patients. on Horseback Their
,wmittiug Justiaable Homicide In
,,,ehc. and iours.
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f. / PoND. KARL. NAcDoNAlDSBARN,Bgr.
NluI-LI. IrunrLNfnrs.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-08-10
DID NOT REMAIN LONG.
The Experience Of a Good Man
in a Bad Locality.
A PrOspectOr Who Found the
Prospects Uninviting.

Fred II. Carruth says in the New
York Tribune: AT Chadron, Neb.,
we got into conversation with a
man who was sitting on the depot
platform waiting Tor The train.
81 came out to this country a FEY
DAYS ago." he said after talking
sometime, "lor my health, but l
am going back TO Connecticut on
the next train"
"Doesn't the climate agree with
you 2" asked Briar.
"Yes, think the climate would
agree with me all right, but the
people don't. l went up here TO
OeIrichs, Oak. A friend of mine
had spent a summer near there on
Big Nose Georges ranch, and he
recommended the place to me. At
my home IN Connecticut | follow
the calling of a minister Of the
gospel, IN an humble way to be
sure, but l trust my work has not
been without its beneficial results. .
"Did you preach any at OeiricheF
| asked.
"No, l simply went there for my
health, intending 10 board during
the fall aud return hume before
cold weather. As | got of the
train when il arrived | noticed
quite a crowd Of men on the plat
form, all wearing big fat hats and
spurs and walking very bOg-legged.
| started down the steps toward
the hotel when one Of them ap-
preached me confdentially and
said BE you goin 10 open a bank,
partnerP "A whatP ] asked. "A
bank he said. why, no. said I,
what made you think ! was going
10 engage in the banking business 4
sOh, l thought you looked a little
that wav," he replied. Men The
BOYS lowed you had your outfit all
excep the tables in your grip-the
boxes, an keerds, an chips, an Law
out generally You are mistaken,
l replied, a good deal bewildered,
and went on over 10 the hotel.
While ! was registering the clerk
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-08-10
CHANCERY COURT-SECoND DIST.
SYIvANIrS EVA ANS ChnncaIlnr.

In the county of Lauderdale, on the first Monday
Of January and July, and continue twelve days.
In the county OF Newton. on the third Monday
of January and July, and continue six days.
In tho county of Hancock, on the first Monday of
February and August, and continue ak days.
In the county of Harrison, on the second Monday
Of February and August and continue six days.
In the county of Jackson Un the third Monday
of February and August and continue ak days.
In the county of Clarke, on the frat Monday of
March and september and continue six days.
In the county Of Jasper, on the second Monday
Of March and September, and continue six days.
In the county Of Perry, on the thir Monday Of
March and September and continue six days
In the county Of Marion, First District, on the
third Monday Of May and November and continue
six days. In the Second District, on the second
Monday of May and November, and continue six
days.
In the county Of Jones' on the first Monday of
April and October. and continue six days.
In the county of COvingtOn, on the second Mon
day in April aud October, and continue six days,
In the county of Greene, on the third Monday of
A pril and October and continue six avs
In the county of Smith, on the fourth Monday of
April and October and contin six days
In the county of Wayne, on the first Monday of
May and November, and continue six days.