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RAILROAD TINE TABLES,

y. = q. n. T..
Trains leave Tunnelton station as follows
GOING EAST.
NO. sMnh' ..s.. b2i a. m.
mail o03 a. m.
sl5 D. m
10 Accommodation ............. $50 a. m.
R-Acccommodation .......... sos p. m.
ooiSG WEST.
No. l-Mah.s.".................. ....loSl y. m.
3-Mai zap a. IN.
. d@l r. m.
INSTRUMENTATION .............. s4b p. m
REORGANIZATION 1883 a. m.
Nos. I and . do not stop. Nos. 3 and win
stop for passengers west OF Grafton and east Of
Cumberland.
Ut. ODgLI,
Gent Manager.
+, n. a y. n. r.
Train leaves Kingwood at 79O a. m, and ar
sivss at Tunnelton at $40 a. m; leaves Tunnel.
ton at $50 a. IN. and arrives at KinRwood at 1910
a. m. Leaves Kingwood at 100 p. m. and arrive
at Tunnelton at 2+0 p. m; leaves Tunnelton at
BLY, p. m. and arrives at Kingwood at i2s p. m.
Trains daily except Sunday.
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Local Notices, 5 cents per line.
Societies.
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Paregorto o Narcotic Syrups Children n for Casts7A. Mn-
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C~a hcnnhy . 49, LWIMn conplantS, as superior to ms prrctroh
Wshcn rScM ons U%Nuon' L knownto me-" H. A ARCHER, NJ ID
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-21
II [Omciai.l Hg8
BOARD OF MAYOR: AND ALDERMEN
TOWN OF SCRANTON.


00AA WI
Regular weekly mceiing Of the
Board OF Mayor aud Aldermen.
4 Present /: ALL clmas, flavor; =.
r. Lace, Jas. Smith and ). W. ALI
man, Aldermen.
Minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
Al the election held on 9TH inst, to
Gil a vacancy on the board caused by
the death of A. GocIzer NJ. V. Is. Ca
rey received a majority of the votes
cast az said election, was declared
elected, aud was accordingly sworn
in as Alderman.
Tho petition of +. Morlet for re-
falling liauors having laid over Tho spe-
cited tinlc required by law, and his
bamd being signed by f. M0rlet, ID. ).
Jane, b. +. Pickett aud Chas. Boster,i'
was ordered that said Il. Morlet be
rrantcd the Incense asked tor.
The petition of John Crenshaw
for the same purpose was granted on
the same conditions ~ that of y. Nor
let. Ills bondsmcn being +. A. All,
man, Il. Castamera, Chas. Boster and
Geo. FrentZ.
II was ordered that this meeting
be continued until Monday night
June 18th, for fhe purpose of rccciv'
ing the resignation OF Town Marsha
+. II. Hudson.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-21

Al a meeting held vt the Court
house, on Monday, June l7lh, 1889, .
formal orga nizalion 0t the PascagoulH
Yacht Club touk place with twenty
Ave inenher. enrolled, and the follow
Ing officers elected for The ensuing
year:
s. Il. Thompson, Commodore.
Chas. DOstcr, vice
Walter Gauiicr. rear
Framk III. Lewis, Treasurer.
MatsIn TnrnbiTi, Secretary.
Honorary members: Gov. Robert
lowry, Secretary 81 State Nal. Geo
van, Attorney GencraI 4, N, Miller,
lion. Horace Dloomield, Capt. Y. X.
Mavcrs, II. d. Evcritt, ESQ. Henry
Bomnalcl, Esq, o. P. Barnes.
Article 3, of tlc Charter reads: The
objects and purposes Of said corpora
tiom arc hereby declared and specified
to be charitable, and TO promote public
improvements aud 10 encourage atii-
1letic and other exercises Of its ncm-
Ebcrs, and 10 foster social inter-
course among its members ; and TO
these ends to establish and maintain
II yacld club for the advancement and
encouragement of the science Of sail
Ing aud Yachting, as also a club house
for the promotion of moral and social
| intercourse among those becoming
members Of said corporation.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-21
H STAR STABLES.

For good teams, prompt attention
and enc price to all, call AZ 4he Star
Livery Stables, u, T. Pickett, propFi-
eiur, foot OF Krehs Avenue, Scranton
In sighL Of the depot aud hoiel, and
especially eqaipped for thu aecofnnlo-
daspaht Of the travelling pubiic This
!. The old rsliable Of ssFeHtseH years
standing, and has alwars enjoyed a
larre pasronsgc which cannot be tax
en- away By eompclItiou, for, to nc
.oessfully .cOmIcie IL n excel, aaq
'Prckeft Win NOT be Overcaehed
A nice giam epeIoPei heaf,eh aPo
kept a TIE Star hFeEy Stables asee'
giant ss CA usuanF - fguaa iHaeouH-
try foun slwarsH ee ssrrleo@ enl
eiiusnss with cslefal drives, oa.alpu
uofioe HI fuf
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-21
Personal. GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Varieui
4 s 9onreaR.


Who is nextl
It's hot aud dry.
DR.. Bragg has the milk shake.
lie has sobcrcd down considerably
lately. 4
The doctors say it is distrcsslngly
healthy.
Watcrmclons arc selling at from 70
10 40 cents apiece.
Mi. II. Licnhard, Of HapdsOOro
was in town Tuesday,
Services in the Presbyterian Church
every Sunday at 1913 am.
Mcssrs. Howe s. G have shut
down both their mill and planer.
Mrs. j. r. Li3dle OF Handsboro
was hero this week visiting friends.
The town has almost gone dry for
water, but becl Is cheap and plentiful,
Misses Doraand Flora Cudabac WIS.,
tied Haudsboro during the past week.
Mr.. NJ. Watkins was here last week
circulating around among his many
friends. AZ
WatermclOns in abundance in our
stores for sale, Notwithstanding Inc
very dry weather.
Col. II. S. Hyatt and wife, Of New
Orleans, were here this week visiting
relatives and friends.
Something new. The Boss Livery
Stable, where hnc buggics and carrl-
ages and cams are TO be had.
The lawn party at the residence OF
Mrs. Hill Tuesday evening was one of
the most enjoyable affairs of its kind
we have had for a long time.
Mrs. John r. Krebs has been. test
Jug the curative waters OF Healing
Springs, Ala. We arc glad I, learn
she has been greatly benefited.
The Pascagoula Lumber Company
have made "A cut in the wagesof some
of their hands, and there scems to be
a little dissatisfaction among work
men.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Evans left last week for
a tour through the upper part or the
State looking after his fences. lie
will lie at home the latter part ofthe
month.
The Boss Livery Stable just back
of the Eagle Hotel, Il the place q 81
when you want to take a baggy ride
Fine buggics, carriages aud teams n
ways on hand Terms rcasouable,
The following kchooners are Ioalins
at the L. N. Dahizier Lnmber Co.
mills this week; Tie Mimic IFwil
with $4,000 feet Of lnnber tUr Kc,
West; Lizzie with $1,000 feet lnnlbc
tor the Mississippi River; GarHoek
with 10000 lcot Of lumber 70
Brownsville, Texas.
Chatauqua Programme for Jun
Gath:
l. Roll Cali Some good though
read during the week and theauthot
2. Music: Instrumental solo. Mis-
| Cora Howe.
erIecfurc Metaphor Of verbs c
Z. Chidscy.
3. Musie: Vocal solo. George W
IO'NeifI.
s. Table Tslki lhmber. its history
actualiiies ED possibilites% az
4 6. Music Auiohnrp add vloliH u
EFT. Chas. Dcardslee aud job Cartel
Jr. RFstU wtM ~.
II Z. General News Items.
s. Music: ClJrns by Circle
N. A eesd HaFssss msrsa Wa4led.
A gO0d, young. aeHje harness her
rI~anfr1 FOR further nnrficutars Ar
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-21

Sheriff Frank u. Lewis Delivered
tls, following colorcd men convicted
AZ the Circuit Court in this county 10
DR.. James Rufin TO take to the State
pcniicmiary Robert Benjamin, sem-
fenced for life; Anderson Robinson,
two years; Jim Cooper, "a year.
They left Thursday morning for
Jackson. ske8 4
MIR. john II. Adams, merchant
doing business at Capt. j. NJ kabbyis
place IN the northern portion OF The
county, was IN Scranton Wednesday
and gave us a pleasant call. Mr..
Adams Il i business is DULY $50 SO"
NJ tho dry weather has dried UP moSl
of the grcenbacks IN that section, ~.
Old man Doudanc, a furniture re-
0aircr, who had lived at Pascagoula,
was found dead between that place
and Scranton ono day last week, sit
Ting in one Of several chairs he had
renovated and was returning TO The
owncis at this place. II Is supposed
that heart disease was the cause OF his
sudden taking of. lie was living
alone as his wife and child had lefi
him sometime since. lie was buried
in Potter's field unwcpt, unllonored
, and unsung.
: The expenditures at The recent
term of the Circuit Court Of this
county cxccedcI 5000, including the
amonnt paid for dieting prisoners for
Die six months ending Jnnc, 1889.
Tile capture OF an escaping murderer,
salary OF officers, etc.
Iii that young lady who sat ON
Glie front bench In the Methodist
Church Sunday Light and made dolls
Of her handkerchief TO amusc tho
Two Young men with her will indulge
b. such past time, disturbing the ser
vices, she had better take a back seat
hereafter, Such conduct is r%epreheh-
siblc. rr1t
Some r0uglls in tho ear portion
of the Methodist Church Sunday
nIght behaved di%ssraccfnllY Will,
/ Rev. Mr.. jones was preaching, and
bot only disturbed him but the con.
eregation. The law OF this State Il
sery plain on disturbing public wor'
ship, and some OF these ilI-bchavce
fellows will land in Jail If they don
look out
j Rev. Ben Jones, pastor OF III
Methodist Church Of this place Is nov
IN his eiglticth year, though hc l
strong aud vigorous and does NOR
work Than ans mmister we ever knev
of his age. lie breaches every sun
Nlaymprminga and mghf, is a good pas
tor for this section, and besides b
~culhvales a gafllcn AMI chops his ow'
wood. Every Wednesday night b
has prayer meeting and generally doe
all The praying. His brethren gis
lhlm very llllo assis;anea Ills con
grcgations are small and disOrderi
generally. Mr.. Johes dcservcs bette
, treatment ut ire hands 0f his clEurct
and the public generally.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-21
Monday, June 18th, Board met pu'

Monday, June 18th, Board met pur-
suant 20 adjournment.
All the members present.
T. +. Hudson, Town Marshal, was
nresent aud rendered his resignation
as such, which was accepted, and an
election ordered to be held at the
C~oart-house on June 81, 1889, for the
purpose of electing a Town Marshal,
with the following Commissioners
John Baptist DIN. Moofs AID ~ II.
Krebs I'D. j. Hudson, peace officer.
There bciRg mo- further b~nsiucssthe
board adjourned.
y. A.. It DEIArAss Mayor.
j. w. AILNAN, Sec'y. . laaf-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-21
NOTICE.

"a There viii he a general meeting on
The Isl Monday of July of the Pascal
goula Yacht Club at the Courthouse
at 4 O'Clock, pm. All members are
expected to be present. Applications
for membership must be made TO the
Secretary. Initiation fee 81, must be
paid to tile treasurer before the lst of
July. &
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MOSS POINT
MENT.
LOCAL


NETHODIsT-Rev. l.. Cailey. pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening.
PREsBYTERIAN-Reys ID. 0. Byers, pas
tor, Preaching eyery Sabbath. frayer
meeting every Wednesday night.
Preaching ut Scranton every third sun
day at 4 p. M.
Preaching first Sabbath ~ each Nnon'h
and Saturday night preceding.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-21

HEwN TIMBER.
New cl~assiRcatioh. Timber placed 81
the market will bring l04 to III per cnbic
for 100 feet average, and chasing b.i
cnoa. Common and poorly m~anutactnr-
ed not wanted. asa q ID
SAWN TIMBER
Sawn Timber brings III to III cents per
cubic foot, on basis Of Al teet average, ave
erage quality.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-21
I~1OstofIlce and Mails.

0 ARRIVAL AND DEPAKrURE 81 NAILS.
IRON Scraantom---Arrives at S:23 a. m. and
t:I5 pm. Departs at 10 ain. aud 2:l'
y Inakgsrlgae R0mte--Arrives on WsaneS-
dnvs and Saturdays at IL am. Departs
on Wednesdays and Saturdays at ~ y.
= a. BLUMER n ~.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-21

A god, Young. aeH1e harness hprsc
wanled. For further pariicYhF apz'
lav al the DENOcRAr-SrzR nhire
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-21
NoS Point Lumber Market.

The following are The prices Ofthe va
rious classes and sizes o yellow pine lnpa-
Der, dressed and undressed, also CyprasS
Shingles: a. a.
Ceiling Rough. 49,. lx3 I, SO w
RoarJs' kip. -, 90 tO-120O
Scantiing --.....,.2x3 to 6x6...... 900
s...fi &2xl2. $1,000 to l2Oo
DTlEssED.
Ceiling.....s.a... .Ttand G. y :..$ 90e
..........s.T aIdG n Glass Ply
Heart Faye. -. 1T and 9 &, l3DO
- 49,. cd Chaass. $50
Roards........... SD. fxl2 ..s s..-l2N
. .......S. d. 1x13-..
Flooring. III to ~ l5eg
ETT ..s. I'D class s.SlO.V0 70 Y ~
Heart Shingles. ......ss.-. 27Sto ~
H% .'se..,....s. d. lxIg. ....... 300
Boards. d. ID. 1xf2......."..n9W
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Nay II, 1850. u sm
HEALING SPRINGS,
HOTHL
.I IN G:Iss';.i' nv \;

SUMNER NJ
Board, per mouth..-.r---s3 % Ire
heard. per week..-s..-... 10 ee
Hack fare. .t@--sa
Comfortable hacks ran hx IL p. Heaf---
on, who meets all trains and eares for All
paasanears Is B~nokAtHura Nt4aN e -
cents per meal, bod eeata nee puunaa-
baggage free. BHy ticket 70 bnekafunpA
Mfh. msbils 4 ohD Naihes4. tuqe4flo
u. j. pE1TrG PronHetoL
healing srrn@
NAY 10, i6e9. 10 -
trs So
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-21

%-Roasling ears Oh The market, y
The Reeves box got la oil Tues
|ay about noon.
THE Nienaorfl drug store has cio-
hi, bustcd,I scattered. ssgsa3a
Mfr. J. Ira Frrd LIS" tf on a visit 10
his old irgit'a. 3
Hit weather was slow in coming,
hi II is making up for lost time.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-21

Sheriff Lewis has the hangifran's
Eoosc already. lie ties d Splendid
knot. sfFI 7rn98 a
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-21

No money in the general county
h bridge fund. Still we are not lap'
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-21

Mn + D. INSISTED aud MrEOc
AVA Gelpi, we're uhlted ia marlsge
Al PaseagOula last week. We rsh.
mat their ho0rs Hsay.pass away IKE
'uabeaut oHas aAk blue seas
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30

Results of the Monmouth Ence- i"-t'r-
da,-rniric- ror Nounoath fara Hac'
To-day.
The following are the Monmouth
Park results yesterday.
First race. one miie-N0W or Never
first. Ovid second. Payanne third. Time
11S.
Second race. three-iourth4 mile. Red
Bank stakes Onaway first. Burlington
second. Granite third. Time. 200
Third lace. one and 0ne-i0urlh miles.
Rqri.an stakes D a. b. iiI-t. Tom Boy
second. Z.phyru- third. Time. 219.
J. urth race. three iOurths mile, ecl.-
ing Insight first. Correlia second. Pre-
mum third. Time. 1921.
Fifth race. one and oue-l0urth mile.
Ouilamme first. IaragOn second. no.
thiid horse Time. 2.lyl.
SIslh race. one mile. selling -Rlzpai
first. Rowland second. ChwOOd third
Time. 1868.
Seventh race. nve-eighihs milc-B1n
ner Bearer lr-t Volunteer second. Brit
tanc third. Time 1908.
The following are the entries for TO-
f dav races 40 Monmouth Park
FIRST race. three quarters of mile
. Leo. IA. 100 Amb0y. ~ Jay h. Dee
F ilG. Volunteer. no Sir Joseph. ll2
Bees. M Radiant 100 Fred T.. lo6
. Village Maid. go Brtianic. 100.
Second race. three. quarters of nil
Camden stakes '- EurCclydOn Ut
+ Cyclone. colt. III. Chesapeake. lll
Clarendon. lll. King Maker III
Lady Jane colt. III: R0-ette. los
Pauline b. los PANDORA. lue Kim
Hazem. ll5 Drizzle. ll5 Kempiand
llj Burlington. lis.
Third race. one and onc-eighth mile
f "palisade stakes SIM Wood NJ
Cortoz. no. Ny Fellow. ll5: Jay +
Dee. 49,. Chemise. 40: Rhono. 100
Kern. lO7 Philosophy. lO7. joe Court
uev. l2j.
Fourth race. one and a half miles
Freehold stakes -Firerzi. 100; Kern
o.. Nictrix. o..
Fifth race. threo-Warters of mile
selling Rowland. lU6. Wanderer. 100
j. j. Mailer. lOi. Roi Dor. l0s; Decep
ton, lO2. Miss Thomas. l02. SOurlre
l02. Electric l0l: Grenadier, III, Llttl
Minnie. 1903; Freedom, 40.
Sixth race. one and one-sixteeutl
mile Bigsonette. 100; lorchmont, 100
Banner Bearer. 40. Counemara. nc
payanne. 90. rheodosius, 1903; BrOthe
Ban. lli. H0u-alonic, lOS. Stride
away. iOj. Niagara, 100.
Weather clear.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30

Colonel WI. Ohe7lefm'n' WHO TOT
about two decades lt7t h"' D.'.i ~
editor of the Dispatch. nas decided l'
remain on the stall oi that paper.
10 will bee remembered ilal SOME
months ago the Chamber oi commerce
of this city decided io make 400 effort BOD
raise funds TO enable them to l'5 D.
sufficiently large salary lo ID -t'i, >
TO control the iull TIME OBJ inAl '.'ie'''.
as DO was the desire ol
the Chamber to eNiend Dos "0iN OBJ
usefulness. ana more HctiFe's '.''i'''
the interests oi i"'ii''"''' -'.i .''
Coionei chester man ''l '..''.''.'
Journalistic i'i1i'7' i' lii'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30

Last Sunday morning Mr.. Jane. ID
Dalton met with what proves to be-
unite serious accident. About 1880
o'clock that morning Mr.. Dalton was
on the platform of electric car No. 2S,
when he accidentally dropped his UNI
brella to the ground. While the car was
rapidly in motion Mr.. Dalton attempted
20 lump oil in order TO recover his
umbrella. While getting oil the motion
of the car violently threw him TO the
ground. His body was very much
wrenched. but the most serious injury
was that a blunt-p0inted instrument
whether a stick or nail was not known,
ran into the lower part Of his back.
Mr.. Dalton ply stefan states that he is
not dangerously injured, but that II
Mill be a long time before no will be
able TO leave his bed. lie lives near
Westminster Church. on west Cary
stl eet. is a printer by trade. aud works
at Duke q Taylor's
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30

The old wooden building on the cor
nor Of Pine and Spring streets. used for
years for the religious worship of Pine
street Church congregation. but sold
when the brick building for the church
was erected one square north on the
corner Of Albemarle. is az last being
torn down.
10 has been used by the Salvation
Army and for all sorts OF entertain.
ments. as well as for political meetings
4 part OF the roof had been taken OIL
and the balance fell ia consequence OF
the heavy rain sunday afternoon. II
is removed TO make room for handsom,
private buildings.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30

Yesterday evening, shortly before 8
O'Clock. an old wooden kitchen in rear
Of No. III north Twentieth street
caught fire from some cause. a mes
senger was sent at once 10 Engine Com
pany No .. a square and half away.
The call bell was rung. and the hose
carriage with several minute men went
to the same. ard after hard work put
ont the fire without turning IN general
alarm.
The old shautv was in adanger0us
place. II was right in rear of Z. Whit
iCck 5 immense cheroot factory. which
fronts on Franklin street. and the resi-
dence on Twentieth street, which Is
partly frame. The men deserve credit
for their work. Two hose streams were
used.
The property belongs 10 Mr.. =. Whit
lock. he having purchased il only las {
week.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30

10 was announced in the various
Episcopal churches yesterday that there
would be special services at 81. jones
Church next Sunday night. The object
Of these services is 10 give q blessing
and farewell 10 two young graduates
Of the Theological Seminary of Vir-
ginia, who have been ordained each 10
the priesthood. and who are departing
for Brazil TO advance the religion OF
Christ in that benighted country.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30

ON August lsl we viii issue 1000
extra copies Of the TINES, continuing
two weeks, these 20 be placed In the
hands Of the best country merchants.
This is an opportunity that our mer-
chants should not fail TO take advantage
of, as 1t will throw them in direc. con-
tact with the better class of trade that
belongs here. An dtf0che of this office
will call upon you for your advertise
ments. II any one should be overlooked
please send your favcrs in early.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30

Last evening George jonathan. SON
of Alexander Jonathan. c0l0red
fisherman no the Old Market. leii in %
we'll fifty feet deep on Maddox llill.
The we'll was furnished with double
buckets. one of which went down as
the other came up. The boy WAS hlul-
ing up one Of the buckets. and as 10
reached the top be stopped over 90 take
il in. lie lost his balance aui fen over
in the bucket, which started down with
him and did not stop until bottom was
reached. lilo Was finally pulled up and
found 10 bee unhurt, though scared
almost % deaLh.