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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28

1'"N fiouS ~. W
Nam tylko dziwno, De cen.
zura W Minneapolis przepusz-
GA pIazem te gramatvczno
rewolucvine l literacko anar-
chistyne wyroby.
Ia Unia PoIska, mqjqca sic
narodzac, bedzie cos s:rasznego,
je2eli lei byt, mcjqcy sic do
piero w czasie i przestrzeni
ziscie, JUL takiego patryotom
cd Zwiazku napedzif pletrka!
Coz doplero' bedzie, gdy to
dzlecko, mqjqce sic narodzlc,
prz,jdzle ia SWAT, i wyrosnle
Z czasem ma s'lnego chlopa?
Mech sic vice mkt ME
dziwi, ze cenzor w:az z re.
daktorem Zgody i Jonaszem
korespondentem s~chlebiaja Zje-
dnoczeriu Kat. P, uzuaja
wreszcie ]ego religia i narodo-
wos6 i obiecuja ist z mem re-
ka W reke, skoro tylko Zye.
dnoczenle R. K. P. dojrzeje W
sadzie i zapatrywaniach tel
novel mieszanej tro)cy zwiaz
koweL z1ozonej z lydia, maso-
ma i bezwyznaniowca.
Zawiazywac przy]acielskie
stosunk', zabezpieczaG sobie
sojusze, wzmacniac granice
zapatrywac arsenaly = toe to
niezfa polityka; tylko re ten
W. 0. Wincenty, to w;elki
MAJ stanu. Takiego starego
wrobla trudno zlowiG ma pie
wy. A znow 2 drugiej strony
ostatnie wypadki W Brazylii
ziy da6 moga przykiad ma
Sym patryotom, tax BE pc.
wnego pleknego poranku
Frank [ 2 Gaia swoja dyna.
stya mole dcstat awizo i to
bez apunazu i odszkodowania,
chyba lie W. o. Wlncenty "a
obraze majestatu bedzie ska
zany ma zap}acenie tych glu-
pich $4,000 odszkodowania,
o ktora to bagatele .]uz pono
drugi rok toczy sic sprawl W
najwy2szych amerykanskich
sqdach.
W. o. Wincenty, czfowlek
zgody pokoju, uznajac swoja
wine i ME chcac sic VITO
czyc pc sadach, proponowa1
Frankowl | kompromis i zgo-
de wraz 2 Is centow odszko-
aowania. Co do mas, to TAXA
oferte przy)ac ME uwazalibys-
my "a despekt, raz, 2e ten ca
1y obra2ony ma]estat ME wart
navet 25 cen.0w, powtore, ze
Temiczle ameryKanskie] bar
dzo ufac ME mo2na. = OF
mp. zeszlego tygodnia czyta
l'smy rzarne ma biaiem w o.
merykahsklch dziennlkach, lie
sad wyzszy skarzacemu O O.
braze honoru . zadaniem
$3.50, 600 90 odszkodowania,
przyznat tylko .iednego caiego
GENITAL! (Fakt. P. r.
| miej tn teraz honor W A.
meryce! W. @. Wincenty O.
taksowa1 60 tylko IA 25 cen
tow a sad anerykanski ledwo
JedAego "enta "a n'ego pfaclc
ka2e. Dalibog, ze kouiec swia,
ia wkrotce nastqpi6 musi. Je-
dyna tylko nadzieja W Cenzo-
RE l Zwiazku N. P. Jak ten
zbuduje III Polske, i to ME
~ladajaka, ale 2ozumna, iibe,
ralna, wlelka i potezna = to
mole ]eszcze ten zmorszaly
budyne& tego swiata pod SUI
perlntendantura talk madrego
budowniczego jak1s czas jexz-
cze potrwa. Tedy tel, jak pi-
SIZE Janusz W Zgodzle = N i e
b e d IN PREY o.
gn Ii W
o bracac ieczonk j
ma roaEi e eprY t y
pole wac cuc b n a.
Gym s O. s m am icy i,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28

MA przedstawienia po Nowy
Roku. Chez oni wystawlt ma see
ne dwie sztuki: Plosenka Wujacz-
ka" nNowy Don Kiszot." Ostat-
MA sztuha jest co prawda "a trud-
na, lecz wobec sill, Jake tam sic
znaJduja, nikna wszelkie obawy.
%spodziewac sig nalezy, re przed-
stawlenie wypadnle bardzo dobrze.
Podczas ostatnlej politykl re-
SHY tn nielakle nieporozumienia
mledzy klubem kosciuszki, istnie-
]acym juz trey lata a Klubem
Polskim, co prawda mfodym co
90 lstnlenia, lecz posiadajacym
spryt W korzystaniu z polityki.
hlub kosciuszkl, ktoremu ME po-
dobafo sic narodzenie Klubu Pol
sklego, przerzuca sic ma nastepna
polltyke ma strong demokratow.
4 wlosna zamierzaja tn budo-
wac nPolska hale" przeznaczona
]edynie ma eel mityng6w i pred
stawien. oprawe te zajmuje sic to-
warzystwo akcyine. Ma ostatniem
posledzeniu wp}yne}o do kasy 1875
dolarow. Posiedzenia odbywaja sic
w hall Jana Hofmana ma 1Stei u
Icy, mied=y Ashland ave i Paul.
ma str.
W obchodzie 29go listopada
wezma udziaf wszystkie tow. ma
rodowe i ko$clelne. Przygotowania
W tym celu kaza sic domyslaG, re
bedz1e to najwspanialszy obch6d,
ma jaki Polacy w Chicago do tego
czasu sic zdobyli.
Process mordercow Cronina, O
lie poczatkowo postepo wal zo}wim
krokiem, o tyle teraz szybko ma
prod sic posuwa. Wobec pote-
%piajacych dowod6w ME ma luz
nadz1ei, by g}osnym patryotom IT.
landzk1m usz}o ma sucho. z pew
nosci2 trzech Z owej pi2tki hu!taj-
skiej podarowanych zcstanre ma
pozarcie krukom, dw6ch zas po-
sostafych dostana pc ]edpym dn1u
(ca}e zNcie).
Il G S G b Jaw n o.
foWazne grono mfodych, niebar-
dzo p~owaznych ludzl postanowifo
s'e zabawic. Wybrano vice w tym
celu pewnego pana X. jake mana
gera, a Gale t~owarzystwo przyie}o
NAIVE Grand Surprise Party"
Poszukano soble odpowiednieJ ha-
II, pozyczono iakiejs golarni
w1elk'ego dzbana i Gale grono lax
nacych zabawy sune}o, by zastane
kosci troszke rozruszat.
Nieszczescie chciafo, re w tym-
re domu byf wypadek smierc1, cd
drzwl wiec j~eszcze mus1eli wszys-
cy wroc1c, a re ma ulicy ME mog-
IL sic bawic, trzeba byfo poszuka6
innego miejsca.
W'ern1 sfowom, ,,szukajcie a maj
dzlecie," wreszcle spoczeli W ha-
Ii }. Hofmana. Bawiono sic lad
ME, lecz trzeba przeciez by}o, bv
panic i towarzyszacy i'm panicze
od czasu do czasu odwylzyli swe
gardfa. Jeden Z grona, glosny z
frymarczenia latarnl panicz, odpo-
wiedziaf zupe}nie zadaniu, ME
chcac ale w1elklej ponos1c szkodv,
wysefa ma}a d~ziewczynke z owvm
d%zbankiem pc piwo, z hall do ga-
loonu.
Gospodarz naturalnle, ktorv
daf hale darmo, a navel swiatla
ME liczy}, Z kpinami odprawif
dziewczynke.
Niezrazony tenn bohater die
sleclu cent6w, zaradzi} z1emu i
postal pc piwo do przeciwleg}ego
saloonu.
Jakzez to ale sic konczy.
Otto gospodarz zamyka sale, a
bawiace sic towarzystwo, chcac ME
chcac, musia}o iak mepyszne WV
nosie sig.
Zabrano t~alerze i 6w wlelki
dzban W tryumfalnym pochodzie
ruszono dalei, by d~okoGczyG tail
c]uiacegO" DiWa. Tzamiast +onor;o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28

W ST. LOUIS, Mo-, "a bale
go dnia uprowadzona zosta}a W
nlewiadomym celu parma Alice
Jackman, ktdreJ dostaF sic spadek
s 10000. W chwili, gdy prey La
tayette parku wsiadala do swego
powozu, pochwycon2 zosta1a przez
dw6ch drabow ~zawleczona do Fam
knletego wozu, kt6ry szybko pope
dzlf dalej. Sprawl ia wiele wrzawy
narobifa W st. Louis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28

kASYER powiatu Riley, Kan
sas, nazwiskiem J. M. Fortner. H.
clekf do Kanady. Gdy otworzono
sklepienie, ktdrego z razu Mkt ME
mogf otworzyc, %znalezlono, re u
clek'n'er zabra} prawie GAIA kase,
okofo 40 tysiecy, ktor2 to sumo
~reczyciele Fortnera beda musieli
%zapfacic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28
RZADKIEGO SPOSOPU

robactwo polne uzywal pewien far
mel w Kentucky. Przywiesl} starei
guile, ktora miafa ~kurczeta, dzwo-
neczek do szyi, a gdy Mode do
rosfy, d4ugo ~jeszcze "a dzwonecz-
klein chodzify, choc juz byiy W
tym wleku, re opieki matk1 ME
potrzebowa}y. Gdy to ow farmer
spostrzeg}, sam sobie przywiesi1
dzwoneczek do szy', dac W pole,
a gully bruzda SHY "a MIN, dotad
l z pcwrotem, pozeraJac masy
chrabaszczy, poczwarek innego
robactwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28
X CHICAGO.

Nie]eden moze pod tym skrom-
nym tytufem, szukac bedzie ira
gicznych wypadk6w-a tn jakby
ma zfosc. jakby ma z~nlszczenie bed
nego kronikarza, cafe Chicago jak-
by wymarfo.
Sfowem zeszFy tydzien byf tax
suchy co do wladomosci, re Z tru-
dem przychodzi 0 czems napisac
karczemnych jakich wiado-
mosci, jeszczeby predzej MONA
zebrac, q tie pachnelyby moze
zanadto wyzlewami alkoholu lub
lagru. [ jakzez tn d~ogodzic,...
Ma sama mysl o tenn wszyst-
klein, SERGE biednego kronikarza
drzy... no jak lisc topolowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28
Prenumlerata wynosb
rOcZlAie:
W WINONA. MINI.

W stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
W Europe, Azyi, Meksyku i Ameryce
poludnlowei $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28

W SPOSOB, W kt6ry w Lon
dynle Jack rozpruwacz g}adzi w
ohary z tego swiata, zamordowany
zostaf W San Francisco chihski ku-
plec Pun Gary. Cia}o lego znalezio-
no prey drzwlach sypialni z roz-
prutym %brzuchem. Merderca, ucie-
kaJac, zabra} woreczek, zawierajacv
5 $50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28

DO ADMINISTRATOR DO
MU KARNEGO Saltwater.
Mimi, nadesz}a te~legraficzna VIA
donosc 2 Bawaryi, re tam przya-
resztowano Franciszka Landers,
Jednego Z najniebezpiecznleJszych
fafszerzy amerykahskich. w VIE
ku lat Is wstapif Landers do Cor
nell unlWersytetu, ukradf ma koncu
pierwszego semestru kufer swego
kolegi szkdlnego, sfa}szowa} GEEK
ma s 10000 uciekf. Uda} sic po-
tenn do Pittsburgh, gdzie przez
zreczne fafszerstwo zdoby} sobie
5 1000. W Omacha doprowadzif w
ten san spos6b do SIC, 900, W San
Francisco do $4,000. potem wy
brnaf W st. Paul, gdzie pod naz-
wiskiem Wilbur f. James oszu-
kaf kilku kupc6w $ 700 W 60
towce i W towarach. Przyareszto-
wany W Boston, wydany zostaf
w}adzom W St. Paul, stawiony
pred sad i skazany ma lat "a do
mu karnego. w pazdzierniku 1887
T., try MESSAGE pc jego uwiezie-
niu, uciek} z domu karnego w Still
water i plerwsza wiadomosG, iaka
potem 0 MIN otrzymano, lest owa
o przyaresztowaniu jego w Bawa-
ryi.
Ma KONWENCYI Rycerzy
piracy W Atlanta, Georgia. pemie-
dry innemi uchwalono, aby odtad
kazdy do tego Zwiazku n%alezaey
cz}onek p@aci} cwiertroczny poda-
tex, W kwocie 10 cent6w. zanliast.
jak dotad, 6 cent6w cd giowy. Dn1
wyborcze uznano "a dnl swiatecz-
ne i kazdego pracodawce, kt6ryby
taklch. SWAT ME ~przyzwolil, "a pod
l~egaiacego karze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28
Ameryka.

DO KANADY uciekl klerk
Chas. j. Shogren z Chicago, pre-
nlewlerzywszy swolm pracodaw-
com 4 tysiace dolar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28
Zaczne cd Towarzystw.

Ma wzmianeczke zas1ugu]e
Mode, DO doplero kllka tygodni
za}ozone t~owarzystwo spiewakow
p. n. Moniuszko. Pierwotnle odby-
wa}o ono swe prdby W hall pana
Hermana ma Ashland ave., lecz
IKE obchodzenie sig z mini zmusi-
10 ich do zmianY lokalu. Nieja-
ks pan Belinski W zapale orator
skim wyrazl} sic 0 cz}onkach tego
Towarzystwa nader nieprzyzwoicle,
nazywalac ich smarkaczam,. O
panu B. moznaby chyba powie-
dice, re postapi} sobie nader me-
taktownie,-takie bezsensowne ida
MIA zdradzac moga chyba brak
wychowania. Obecnie odbywa-
ja oni swe prdby u p. Hofmana
ma 18teJ ulicy. TOWN. O n i u Xxi
nosl sic z zamiarem, wst4piG do
Zwiazku Spiewakow Polskich W A.
Merge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28

KAPITAN okretu Fulda. kto.
ry W tych dniach przypIyna} z
Bremy do New Yorku, zaraporto.
wal, re W drodze musiano czworo
dzieci, zmarFych ola dlfterya, spus-
cic do mora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28

Czynny udziaf W zyciu pu-
blicznem blerze tn Tow. K7ub Pol
ski. Zasada tegoz jest przede-
wszystkiem dawaG przedstaw1enia
i bale i zafozyt czytelnia. w CA
sic polityki te STRONG popierac
bedzie, ktdra wiecej ola naszej ma
rodowosci obiecuje zroblt.
Ostatniemi easy nosi sic
X ] u b p S k / z zamiarem da-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28

W obchodzie 29go listopada
wezma udzia} wszystkie tow. ma
rodowe i ko$clelne. Przygotowania
W tym celu kaza sic domyslaG, re
bedzle to maj wspanialszy obch6d,
ma Jaki Polacy W Chicago do tego
czasu sic zdobyli.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-08-09

The w. G. I. u. will give an out.
door entertainment at the residence
of Mrs. Iill on next. Tuesday night
The exercises will he both novel and
entertaining. Admission 10 ccnfs.
The following schnonrrs arc load
ixg this week at the i. N. DAIMLER
Co.'S mills this week: The Rollin
Sanford with 100000 feet of.lumbcr
Tor Key West /; the j. w. Frost, and
E. Blessie with 10000 feet OF lumber
each, and The May Flower with 5000
Of lumber all tor New Orleans.
Editor Democrat-Star:
1t was my privilege 10 lie present
at the final examination of their pu-
pills held by Professors Yoncc aud
M~clteynOlls on Saturday evening
last, as also during the term, aud l
feel like speaking in the highest terms
of their methods of instruction, and
of the commendabIe progress made
by their scholars.
Though only a term Of four weeks,
Prof. McIteynolds has taught very
thoroughly the art OF writing, and the
improvement is very marked in the
chirography of the children; while
in Prot. Yonce's department, they
mastered some fifty-five rules and can
perform operations under them with
lightning rapidly. Frequently an
ex ample is scarcely announced until
the answer is given. think the unan-
ilnous verdict of the patrons who were
present is, that Moss Point and Scran-
ion are fortunate TO have the services
of these gentlemen in their schools.
Yours truly,
ID. .. BYERs.
Moss Point, Aug. 6, 1889.
Report of Woods public school for
the second scholastic month of the
sumner term:
Number of pupils enrolled sc
Average daily attendance SO 800
Time lost by tardiness l hour and
Is minutes.
Visits Receivcd-County Superin-
tcndent l; District Trustees l; Pat
rons OF School l..
Roll of IIOnor-Laura Stokes, Ella
Hamilton, Nellie Niece, Olivia Nc
Leod, Laura Dudley, Ghita MCGEE,
Carrie Jones, Burisea McFarlane,
Dora McFarlanc, Mary Florence,
Amelia Carlisle, Emma Wilkerson,
Pearl McFarlanc, Emma Hamilton,
Emma Cameron, Lizzie Atch-
inson, Ellen Goode, Asaline GaSaway,
George Dudley, Malcolm Mcleod, Ed
ward Jones, John Jones, Frank Nc
Carmdc, James Parker, Wesley Jones,
Duke Goodc, David Goodc. Burns
Goode, Mack Goode, Joe Florence,
Robert Shepherd, Eli Mcleod, Will
liam Walters, Robert McFarlane Will
lie Wilkerson, Carl Welsh, John Ham
an, Elton Cudabac, Marion Colmer,
Eddie Colmer, Wiley McFarlane.
JENNIE TAM, Principal.
DORA CUDABAC, Assistant.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-08-09
[Oficial.
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
TOWN OF SCRANTON.

SCRANTON, Miss, Aug. 5, 1889.
Regular weekly meeting of the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
Present: A. II. Delmas, Mayor
Jas. Smith, j. w. Altman and NJ. V.
b. Carey, Aldermen.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Ordered that the Mayor shall at
once receive all books, papers and a
full report IRON Ed. f. Hudson, retir-
ed town marshal.
Ordered that If Ed. f. Hudson does
not make a proper settlement the
Mayor shall at once enter suit accord
inf TO law for the same,
The report of the town treasurer
being read was turned over 10 the IL
nance committee.
The bill of Z. II. Hudson, town
marshal, for labor on bridges, amount
of $3.50, laid over for further consid-
Grafton.
The bill of Jas. Smith for $40 for
lumber for bridges ordered paid.
Ordered that J. w. Altman and NJ.
V. Il. Carey be a committee of two to
investigate tho la v concerning a scpa-
rate school district for the benefit OF
the town of Scranton and report al
next meeting.
There being no further business the
Board adjourned.
a. IL. DELMAs, Mayor.
j, w. ALTMAN, Sec'y.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-08-09
FREE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


List of schools established in Jack
son county, Miss, for the scholastic
year ISS9-9O:
BEAT NO. /.
WHITE-Cross Roads, Sunfiover,
Basin, Rogers, MOf1etts, Iowells,
Wards.
DLAcK-White Greek, Cedar Greek.
BEAT NO. 2.
WHITE-Salcm, Elys, Oak Grove,
Caswell Springs, Big Point, Jones'
Roberts, Tanners.
BLAcK-Davis Chapel,
BEAT NO. 3.
WHITE-RObinsoI, Williams, Zion,
Moss Point, Woods, Orange Grove,
Bayou Casotte, Scranton, Pascagoula,
Three Rivers.
BLAcK-Brooks, Randalls Ferry
Moss Point, Scranton.
BEAT NO. 4.
WHITE-Ocean Springs, Shaw Ridge
Vancleave, Ebenezer, Mount Pleasant.
jeff Havens, Fort Bayou, Big Ridge
BLAoK-Ocean Springs, Bluff Greek
BEAT NO. 5.
WHITE-Red Hill, BOnneys, Berrys
Byrd~, Reeves Mil. Sweet Water.
Nathan Bonds COntingeni.)
BLAcK-Fairleys.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-08-09
The Hunter, Benn d Co. ~PaSeagOuIa Saw
Mill,

~
This mill made is first line last Sat.
urday, aud il got there IN good shape.
Mr.. j. r. CASEY, the designer and
general manager Of the construction
of the mill had the lever III hand, aud
the way he made that 8 IL steam feed
slice Off boards was Il caution 10 old
heads, the saw having made II inch
feed the second log II cut. Everything
works off like it had been working
for weeks. The engine works more
like a thing Of nature than an inani-
mate being. Power is even ything in
Il saw mill /; the engine is q by 81 and
has two band wheels, one is II feet
diameter, 30 inch face, The other Is 10
feet by % inch face il is driven by
two boilers u inch in diameter and l6
feet long aud rated at $50 horse power.
The nam driving belt is SIX ply, 2S
inches wide wide sewcd rubber; the
saw bolt is "a inches wide double
leather. The steam Niger has one
cylinder IA inches in diameter and 6
foot stroke; also M cylinder 10 inch
es In diameter with 6 foot stroke, and
is Il powerful thing TO handle logs
with. The carriage is four block,
mado BY Il. Z. Allies Il Co.. has IA
inch steel wheels and is run by a 8 IL
inch steam tced. IN fact, we might
say the whole machinery is Of the
heaviest kind aud well pu; up.
The mill house is what interested
us, for ii is put us without a mor'icc,
and it was generally thought il would
shake when The machinery got in mo-
tion, but such was not the case, The
machinery had no more enecl on il
than Il sewing machine would have.
This is Il large building, is 40 aud 10
feet w,de, ID foot lower, and Il foot
upper stories, and has only two braces
Ul cUCl Sltlt, anu lldo NV Shih5ihS
cross braces.
This mill is an eye-opencr TO parties
wishing 10 build mills, and should
attract them TO Scranton, FOR by COM
ing here they will learn to save from
$I5,O00 to 100000 in the construction
of a mill of this capacity. 1t is said
that this mill will not cost over $4,000
when completed, and The best judges
put its cutting capacity at from $4,000
to $4,000 feet a day.
This mill Is Il credit TO Scranton, and
we are expecting two or three more
like il soon, then we will be the man
ufarturing town. This is the best
mill site on PascagOula river TO ship
by water aud rail. Mr.. Casey says
logs will float, bat it costs money TO
handle lumber.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-08-09

AT The garden party at Pascagoula
hotel last Thursday, the harness OF
some of the horses attached 10 We
hiclcs were cut in places, lap s!iawls
and curtains from buggics were sto-
en-. This is not the first time that
vandalism has occurred in our town
and at Pascagoula, aud the ho1dlums
or rOwdys, as they may be called,
should be fcrrctcd out aud condign
punishment melted out TO them. Such
diaboliSm as cutting harness and
thereby cndangcring the lives of per-
sons is criminal, and such villains
should be suppressed and moreover,
it is the plain duty of every good citi-
zen to use his best cndcavars in that
direction upon every occasion that
offers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-08-09
Notice to Carpenters.

We have a few OF the following ar
ticIcs in the tool line that we are clo-
sing Out at 70 per cent. of cost: Rip
saws, two foot squares, hammers,
hatrhets, files. chlscls, guages, planes,
ship augcr bits aud rules at Caspcr's
opposite DEMoCRAT-STAR office.
"A wealthy planter of Upton
tv, Tenn, was kicked to death BY a
mustang that he was breaking. We
expect some day To record a similar
casually right here in Scranton.
Mrs. j. w. Barrus has bought a part
Of the lot lying between the stores OF
Baily, Rhodes & Wilder and Mrs. A.
Goelzcr and is having The same clear
ed preparatory TO building thereon a
store and dwelling for the purpose of
carrying on the millinery business.
We wish her success.
The Board of Supervisors we're
in session only two days and a half
this week. Col. A. G. Steele our eff
ficIcnt Assessor was present and had
his tax rolls so ncat and correctly
made up thai the Board had no trouble
at all. Would that we could have
Col. Steede another term.
Miss Mary Becht, who has been
visiting relatives here for several
weeks, returned 10 her home IL Mo-
bile last Sunday evening. While her
departure tor home will make unhap-
Dy a certain young man at this place
her arrival at home will make glad
the heart of another young man at
Mobile.
Mr.. Chas. Addicks, who has been
tor sometime ia the stors of Mrs. a.
Goelzcr gave up his position
last Saturday IN order TO complete his
trade rs a ship carpenter. Charley
is a Young man OF good business quail
ifcaiinns aud by strict attention TO
duiy aud uniform courtesy 10 all, has
wan many friends who wish him
well.
Rev. Father CoOncv, OF st. Mary's
college, Ky, is visiting our town in
The Interest of his institution.
We understand several of our young
men think OF ma%triculaiing at 81.
Mary's
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-08-09
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

1t do rain,
The IIypathean meeting next Fri
day night.
Mr.. d. O'Guym made a short visit
here last week.
Mrs. Z. f. Griffin has gone 20 Round
Island TO visit her husband.
The bad bridge on the Griffin road
has been put in splendid repair.
Hon. d. Francis Morrison, of Bos-
ion, Mass, is Il visitor in town.
Rev. Dr. +. S. West will preach in
the Methodist Church Sunday night
and Monday night.
Mr.. r. C. Ddrrow, of Chronicle,
Ala, made Moss Point a flying visit
the early part of this week.
Shubuta Messenger: Miss Emma
Denny, of Moss Point, is in the city
visiting Miss Emma Fcrrill.
The steam tug Fox, Capt. john Tar
kle, Is off the ways almost bran new.
The Fox certainly is a daisy tug.
Now is the time TO plant the fall gar
den. Go TO j. w. Stewards drug
store for turnip and cabbage seed.
Mr.. w. G. Palmes is inhaling the
balmy breezcs of the pine woods in
the upper part of Mobile county, Ala.
Miss Maggie Walker, of Oak Grove,
Ala, and Miss Lucy Anderson, OF
Theodore, Ala, are visiting at Mr.. f.
Fishers.
The independent candidate is whis-
pering around that he is in the hands
of his friends. On the 9th of Novem-
Der he win be showed under.
Mr.. Wallace Wood left for Beau
mont, Texas, on Sunday morning last.
where he goes to take a position with
the Texas Tram aud Lumber Co.
After spending a week at SlIubuta,
en- route from Darlanelle, Ark, Miss
Emma Denny reached home Wednes-
day evening much improved by her
trip.
.Ex-Judge O. Randall and daughter,
Miss Florence, left on Monday for an
extended visit through New York
State. They will be absent several
weeks.
Mr.. W. Denny and daughter, Miss
Maurice, accompanied by DIR. s. A.
McInnis, left for Healing Springs,
Ala, on Friday last. They will re-
main several weeks,
Rev. C. N. A. Yonce occupied the
pulpit in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday morning last. lie delivered
an able sermon on the subject of Flu
lure Punishment.
Rutabaga and Cabbage Seed.
Go TOT. w. Stewards drug store for
fresh garden seeds; rutabaga, tnrnip
and cabbage seeds.
The persuading and entreating
drummer was around among II
merchants this week as usual. Amer
chant was heard To say; "Oh, how
these fellows do bore us.
Profs. Yonce aud McIleynolds gave
an entertainment on Saturday night
last. in the form of a review Of the
work done by their pupils during
short session. Very much proficiency
was shown, rejecting much credit on
the teachers as well as pupils.
The lawn party given at Mr.. L. n.
Dantzer's, ON Friday night last, in
honor Of Miss Irene Danizlcr, Of Mo-
bile, was one Of The most enjoyable
events Of the season. Tho illumina-
lions were fnc aud the yard present
ell a fairy-like scene. Refreshments
speculative.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-08-09
THE STAR STABLES.

For good teams, prompt attention
and one price to all, call at the Star
Livery Stables, u. r. Pickett, propri-
ctor, foot of Krehs Avennc, Scranton.
In sight Of the depot aud hotel, and
especially equipped for the arc0mmo-
dalIon Of the travelling pubic. This
is the old reliable of seventeen years
standing, and has always enjoyed a
large patronage which cannot be TAX
Eli away by competition, for, 10 sue
cessfully compete is TO excel, and
Pickett will not be o~verrcached.
A nice glass enclosed hearsc is also
kept at the Star Livery Stables, rs elc-
giant as can usually be found in a coun-
try town, always at the service of our
citizens, with careful driver, OH short
uotice.