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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctfoneen
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF FINE STOCK LADIES' AND
GENTS SHOES,
Contained in store No. 1923 New York (windsors
and duly recorded will sell at Auction on THURS
DAY MORNING. MARCH SEVENTH. at TWELVE
O'CLOCK M, at store Of Windsor & Co., No. 1423
New York avenue. q lot Of Ladies' and Gents Shoes,
Shelving, &c, to be sold in lots to the trade
Terms cash.
EDWARD L. BURNS,
1t Assignee of Windsor Co.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

KINGSLEY Bios CREAMERY Co. Choices
dairy products. See advt
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BUY Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
con BROTHERS, the leading firm in the Dis
trict
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Miss ANDERSON ILL.-Albaugh's opera house
was closed last night because Of the indisposi-
ton of Miss Anderson. 1t was not known until
after 6 o'clock that the performance would
be omitted, although Miss Anderson had been
indisposed for some days. She did not consent
70 give up work even for one night until or
dered to do so by her physician yesterday after
noon. Her trouble is nervous prostration, due
to overwork. She will appear as usual at Al
baugh's tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

THREE THOUSAND CHAIRS AT AUcrIox.-To-
morrow, at 10 o'clock. Thomas Downing will
sell, at the grand stand. opposite the Presi-
without regard to cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

REHAS's COMEDY COMPANY will appear at the
National next week in Days theater successes,
Nancy & Co." ''7-20-S,h and Love in Har-
mesa" Seats on sale tomorrow morning
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ORDER Whitney's pure russell cider; fresh
made daily. All Pa. ave. NV
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-
II You Must Smoke smoke Consol. and
you viii smoke the best that money can buy. I
Barry's Tricopherous fastens the hair
where having tendency to fall out.
Heurich's Bottled Maerxen Beer. Tele-
phone call 6S4-S. Sm
1t Is Safe to affirm that there il no known
specific that can be compared with DR.. Henleyis
Celery, Beef and Iron for the treatment Of ner-
vous diseased. Sold by all druggists.
Heurich's Bottled Maerzen Beer. Tele-
phone call 6S4-3. Sm
Wonders for Children, ut Gould's, al 9Th.
Heurich's Bottled Maerzen Beer. Tele-
phone call 6S4-S. Sm
The people have been humbugged long
enough, but now they have Salvation Oil
Heurich's Bottled Maerzen Beer. Tele-
phone call GAS. Sm
$3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. LYNcH's. 9Th near d st. saw
Heurich's Bottled Maerzen Beer. Tele-
phone call 634-3 SIN
For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap,
clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Companys
Coke. JOHNSON BRorHEKs
3m Exclusive Agents.
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BLooKER's DrTcH Cocoa is used exclusively
by the ..elite" Of the world
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"A FAMOUS COACHING ToUR THROUGH Eng
LAND AND SCOTLAND" is the subject of Rev. c. III.
Eaton's lecture at the Universalist church.
corner 18th and l. streets, this evening. DIR.
Eaton was with 1lr. Carnegie and James G..
Blaine in that celebrated ride of 200 miles from
London to Cluny Castle. The illustrations are
hne and the trip is expected to prove thor
oughly enjoyable.
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CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE.
BonDEnrD CHINA SILKS.

WE HAVE JUST OPENED CHOICE LOT OF
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS WITH PERSIAN BORDERS
WHICH EXCEED ANYTHING WE HAVE SHOWN
IN THESE DESIRABLE GOODS.
NEW DESIGNS IN CHINA SILKS. AT 81, 81 .25
AND $780, 90 INCHES WIDE. THE REAL
CHINAs DO NOT SLIP IN THE SEAMS AND ARE
VERY DURABLE AND OUGHT NOT TO BE CON.
FOUNDED WITH THE PRINTED FoULARDs.
We HAVE A DECIDED BARGAIN IN LOUISE.
ENE SILKS AT 75c. WORTH s1.25. SOFTER AND
MORE BRILLIANT THAN THE FINEST sURAHs.
BLACK FAILLE FRANCAIs SILKS 25 PER
CENT UNDER REGULAR PRICES.
BLACK SILK HERNANIs AT q AND s1.e5;
WORTH sl.50 AND 81.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILK LAcEs.
HAVING BOUGHT TO GREAT ADVANTAGE. WE
OFFER CHOICE PATTERNS AT ", so, AND
90 IN FINE GOODS.
nL-wooL HENRIETTAS NEWEST SPRING
SHADES. 40 INCHES WIDE. AT SOC.
NOVELTIES IN BoRDERED DRESS GOODS.
HANDSOME GlNGHAMs AT csc.
SCOTCH dINGHAMs IN GREAT VARIETY
LARGE srocKoF FRENCH ATHENS In NEW.
EST sTYLEs'AHD coLoRs
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS ArREDucxD PRICES.
w.M sHusrxR sons
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Now READY.
This Weeks Number of the American Edition Of
PARIS ILLUSTRE,
English text, containing excellent doublep por-
trait in colors, Of the President Of the United
States,
LEVI p. MORTON
MRS. MORTON.
Last Weeks Issue Contained Portraits Of
PRESIDENT HARRISON
and
MRS. HARRISON.
These are authentic portra its and we'll worth preser
Walton.
PARIS ILLUsTRE is unequalled among illustrated
WORK OF ART.
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To be had Of all Newsdealers.
Sole Agents Throughout the World,
THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS CO.,
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EFIEFsz:
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Send stamp for coIy to -
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EOR Saloon METROPOLITAN BRANCH, B. &
500. Lots, cottages, and country homes. COOKE D.
LUCkETT, $50 + st. NV. nh1 Inn
NOR SALE-UNHEARD OF BARGAIN 65l
Il Acres two sets Of buildings, near railroad; half
way between Washington and Baltimore: at
81 per acre, SAMUEL BEALMEAk. $40 st. Paul St,
Baltimore. Md. mh1-6ts
IrOR SAIL
j, Valuable Farming Grazing and Mineral Lands
along b. and v. X. Address NJ. v. RICHARDS. b.
and D. r. X, Baltimore Md. FIRST
IrARMS FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-TRACTS OF
Il 90, go, 100 200, $50, 800, 700 and /, 700 acres
in Virginia. Maryland farms, 40, IS, 1O2, 500, SIS
lands. THOMAS A. MITCHELL 934 St, Room 4
fe20-lmo
r. OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. FLORIDA, MIS-
souri,, and Wisconsin lands for encountered prop
erty in Washington city, THOMAS A MITCHELL.
9s4 ST. fe20-lmo
IHOR TRADE-UNINCUMBERED FARMS IN vIR-
II ginin and Maryland for encountered property in
Washington; either improved or unimproved.
THOMAS A. MITCHELL. V34 F ST., Room 4. fe20-im
NOR sAL.E-AT BROQKLAND, BROOKS STATION
T. Metropolitan Branch rAiroad. near Electric road
only short distance from the city; several we'll
f5osim KEDFtRb W. WALKER, looeFa
IGOR sALE-elO,Oo0, BELyOIR MANOR. FUR
II nished one hour BY rail 70 Baltimore washintc-
ton 36o acres, Address OWNER, 1910 Mas. ave.
NV. A5-2ms
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r. B. Towsrs & Sos.
DRY GOODS DEALERS
1910 zTH 81. NV

Are anxious 70 help ~ e entertain their snde Il
70 do 20 o6er the following Koods:
Best B1eeched Shooting, * yards Vida, 25 ca
Best Blssched sheetins, u ysrds wids. X25< cls.
lO-4 Unbleached Sheeting, IL cts.
Fruit Of the Loom, yard wide, UfctA
Best Pllcwc.se Cotton. ~ ysxas vtds. 123<cta
epr.h slik in al shs9ss onE ~ ets
now 20 cts.
Sssusiful line q sssssn: ffsSeS Ssyiss ~ "a
Henrtets C9shnlere. yard y1ds, n ~ shaxcs Is c1n
Bed Comforts sfall prices. from Is e.. ~
4lnnkstA 80 Ct. Per petr.
White Goods IN a strides.
a sssssffl .a. Ds SsS a,%ssss
fadsss' NUN scots. 49,
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CITY ITEMS

white teeth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

IL You Must Smoke smoke Consol. and
you will smoke the best that money can buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

The SIoDDARD LECTuREs.-Mr. John L.
Stoddard began his series of lectures on for
eign travel at Congregational church last night
The audience was large, and with sprightly
verbal description and striking stereopticon
views Mr.. Stoddard reproduced for his auditors
some Of the most interesting historic scenes of
England The illustrations were large and re-
markably vivid and complete in detail. and the
running comment of the lecturer on the places
represented. and his description of the incl
dents Of travel and the quaint characters en-
countered, with occasional dialect limitations,
were amusing as well as instructive. Among
the more notable scenes to which Mr. Stoddard
last night introduced his audience were the
great docks Of Liverpool. the ancient Roman
remains at Chester and the Shakespeare
haunted region OF Standardization. The
same lecture will be repeated this evening.
On F-iday and Saturday evenings Holland
and Belgium" will be the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

The NEW YORK LIFE Insurance CoMPANr.-
Attention is called to the remarkable exhibit
of the New York Life Insurance Company in
our to-day's issue. Organized in 1915, its
growth has been steady and healthy. until il
now ranks amongst the strongest life insur-
ance institutions in the world. Its business
last year, Notwithstanding the fact that it was
a presidential year." and great scarcity of
money pre- allied in many localities, was larger
than in an, year since its organization. This
is the best evidence Of public confidence in its
plans Of insurance. its promptness in paying
death claims, and the large returns realized
from its tontine Investments. The new busi-
ness written during the year was in excess of
one hundred and twenty-five millions, and the
total amount at risk is nearly four hundred and
twenty millions, while the surplus over and
above the reserve required by the rigid exac-
tions of state legislation is thirteen and one
half millions. See advertisement for particu-
lars.
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Barry's Tricopher0us fastens the hair
There having tendency to fall out
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$3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail LYNcH's. 9Th near d st. saw
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A FLAG FOR HIS FRIEND, GROVER CLEVELAND.
When the Presidential carriage arrived in
front Of the Metropolitan hotel on its
way TO the White House Monday a man was
seen to raise his hand as il TO throw something
at the vehicle. Policeman kendig who saw
him supposed that he was going to throw a
rock or some missile and placed him under ar
rest. The prisoner proved to be john Mcbride.
of Buffalo, publisher of Americas Tributes TO
Ireland" He left So collateral for his appear
ance in the Police Court yesterday. When
the case called. Mcbride produced a hand
some American flag which, he said, he was
going to throw to his friend, Grover Cleveland.
he was discharged.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05
q he Armorraf-S Sta,



Tie editor ~ the Aberdeen =.
amiaeT aas recently made
ieusiVe tHp through The Wi -,
ba> hts "a az in Mls.ts.tbtj aa
er<. under he shove carIi..
FL every laIn5er IN Mj.1.a,.
aho gFuublps over hi, -lu.t7 ~
sfgTrUundiH=- WuuId t4ka 49,,
through tie West. ar NuuLwa
lie would return home a nan
man. There are no farming nad,.
h0 live A. well a. A tls>s ~
art 81 tae North or West. az
Mississippi farmers. and none wb'
make a living A. easily or hanIl'
IS muh money. Ii oar farma,,
worked rs many days i'm The vas,
As Ihe.T esierm brethren are cnm.
PEELED 20 wurk, aud E~rsciiccaA,if
tie ecuuumy that lie w srn
fIFIler- are obliged 10 pracihe.onrS
would be iie we1lthie,t poruls
ten "h the face I'll the earth.
Il ], har! luF sur people 10 70.
alIze That lie bulk 81 the Wesler,
farmers make their lIvTugs off n
pTudHcii, ans! labor thai are 70.
garded az TITLES down This way
tt.ai tie heu-cuUf, The slave nile
The huOp-pnieS, The wIiluW baskets
the feathers, the WanI. the dried an.
lies, elc.. at the Western Tarm4,
furnish The greatest portion Of hi,
market sales, and tHat II> indiyjd.
nal ventures IN these lines. WhiIa
iaron~i!erablr yield him in the no..
@Tegite all lie money required Tor
The purchase al dry good, and gro.
cene-, III frequently all of The
Hfnnay hat he i. permitted to han.
lie ur control.
"lhe farmer who 'c1nnut make
a LIVING ~ Mississippi would
Stare at farming in any other couu.
and the man who contemplate,
moving To the Wet, ii ans such
there D., had better begin the prac.
lice right here at home Of the little
he will have 10 practice
rl-ewhera, and he Will soon aban.
don all idea Of e~migralIug.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05

The BRENNAN (Texas) Banner,
thus teIsely sums up the crUaker:
The crUaker Is an unmitigaled
nuisance. Usually he NAV be
found upon the street corner with
welI-worn knife, whiting away,
curslng The town, abusing The city
council. aud declaring that the
commissioner court isn't worth
its room in hades. He is marvel
ously energetic in his attention 10
eyerybOdy's business but his own.
He Is unremitIing in his efforts 10
blast and 10 wither except when
invited 10 take a drink. 'ln the
bright lexicon Of youth there is no
such word as no when there is a
drink IN sight. The croaker is
master OF all trades and prOirs-
sions. He is a lawyer, lociOr, ed
itur, merchant. farmer. politician,
architect. butcher, blacksmith and
preacher, aud wilhal a critic, sell
cnnstiluied. but none the less able.
II a new house is 10 be built he Can
tell you exactly how. He could
have improved on The archl'
lecture OF SOlOmOn's temple. I'M
proved The sermon on the mount,
and made some valuable additions
10 the Lords prayer.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05
Capt. Sloan, Of Pontotoe.

The following item appeared in
The New York World Of the 10th
ult., IN reference la a gentleman
weli-known in Mississippi. In
common with all who know him
We heartily wr,h tina his efforts
my he crowned wEsuccess:
Ctbi. Jno. n. Sloan. of PontOtoc,
Mss, had his ielt jaw torn away
by a she'll at Tie battle Of Chicka.
manga. a quarter OF a century ago.
He catered Bellevue Hospital FRI
day. aud next week Visiting Sur.
geon Bryant viii attempt to furn-
Ish the The siXty-year old veteran
with a new Jaw. fine Captain now
takes all his food from a tin cup
always fastened 20 The lapel of his
coat lie Is six feet tall. in good
healh aud wears a mask over The
lost jaw. The Surgeon will cut
away the ends of The fractures and
let nature restore = new jaw.
Some years ago a similar operation
was performed by the late DR.. Jas.
II. Wood.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05
SesSnd- Hand kIsses.


I a.SgilIe Times.
y lady correspondent calls nm
the Times 10 know If it iStrne that
a man VIII not marry a woman who
will let lnm Kiss her.
We once knew an old bachelor
who was engaged five times and
broke The engagement each lime
hecause his lance allowed him 10
K s. her. lie determined tn wed a
woman who mad never been kissed.
He IS sill an old bachelor and
likely 10 remain 50 for all lime 10
come. y man might as well make
up hI> mimi 10 lake things second
hand IA this world. He must eat
out OF dishes that have been used
before; he will he shaved with a
rJZUr that has shaved others, and
must kiss i woman that has been
kissed before. The bliss of The
first kiss j. only a myth, anyhow ;
The girl Is 30 EN- ~arTatsetl that her
soul Gpes moi flow To- her lips" as
II does after SnnIr experience. The
from a flower slipped by a
bee i all The more sweet because
visited 10y other bees. Ia the
economy Of nature the touch Of
bees frIt.lize the flower.
Ia cOn.radi>liucllnn To- The bach
eluT abuye mentioned, there are
many men vino would moi marry il
slrl unless she would kiss them.
y kiss i "a token Glove, and il
,anclihed iy love ii l. all right
provided nubcdy sees il.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05

HUeGING SOCIETIEs.-Down in
Missouri they have introduced
hucging societies to swell the
church treasury, and a Missouri pa
per gives the following scale Of
prices: Girls under sixteen, Is
cents for a hug Of Two minutes, or
10 cents for a short squeeze; from
sixteen 10 twenty, 30 cents from
twenty to twenty-five, - cents;
schOolmaFms, 40 cents; another
mans wife, 81; widows. according
10 looks, from 10 cents 10 So old
maids. 3 cents apiece or two tor a
nickle, and not any limit OF time.
Preachers are not charged. Edi-
tors pay in advertisements, but are
moi allowed 10 participate until
everybody else is through, and
even then they are not allowed TO
squeeze anything but old maids
aud schOOlmarms.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05

This paragraph from the London
Globe aitests the manner Of propa-
eating disease: An outbreak of
yellow fever Is reported from Yer
s%ailles, France. The infection IS
said to have been brought in the
feathers Of certain parrots import
ed from South America"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05

Our manners show what we are,
and every action and movement
made in public is accepted As an
index Of our character. IL there
fore behooves us tn cultivate kind
and refined manners and the ex-
preston Of charitable and upright
emotions. The very essence Of
good manners is unsel6shness.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05

By the admission Of the new
States the Government i obliged
TO purchase 5000 national flags vita
forty-two stars apiece, and cock
eyed Ben Butler. as owner Of the
United States Bunting Company,
will be 100000 richer by the trans
action.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05

Do NOT delay, but send in you
subscription 10 the Champion pa
per Of The South, The Times Demo-
oat of New Orleans-Daily and
Weekly.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05

In The city Of Boston a few DAYS
since a groom weighing 80 pounds
took to himself a bride only weie h.
ing only $50 pounds. Poor man.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05
Inr JrpeE.s MElA,Ess.
4 Thrilling Csuu scene In q Mentally
iiliage.

; Judge BinsfOu. of Kentucky "a.
never known bus once Co show
Z AhfIe on lne bench, e p|TeJudIcia
4 feeling. The occasion 81 10,
: Judge emotion was indeed q iuiI
I cruu- one. and yet 81 touched. %
Z nearly every man present, a Choir.
Z that tuu.lcu 90 quIgk Te-pOu.e.
, Al old negro, SlH0u BHcE, was
Jn tsIai Tor hu4fI.ly a-saultIug dii
old fellow who had not gwen Tie
slightest cause for the attack.
This court has never Cuutsm
plated a more uucailed iur affair."
said Tie Judge, addressing Buck.
"lOu simply me. tHIs ole man IL
the road, ELUcEes! iIm of his way
on aud Lcal hIm.'
"Ia-, sab, OATS ef lack.' Buck
au-v cred.
But what had lie done 10 you r
Healed me wu. den "a 4u-. sab
Why. he had dome nothing To
You
lie mGut not, sab, IN De eye o.
De .aW- but lrum Ie human stan
pins iIe deCebeEi me ia er mos
shameful manner. Ii you'll le.
me, sab, I'll tell you how 10 Wuz.'
w ell, q ahead"
~IHaukIe. sah. Wall, las FIJI
day mawulu' | went lsAIu at the
pom gu de HEX place, bout ten
MIIe. lrum ghar 1 lib. / got daF 4
little aEteT sun up an de fish BIT
like ia mad eTJyut suth.u'. an |
hauled EN- out one after CT uu.eT
Tell ayEjeF thinks ter m-Tsei dat.
III better pray eT L,t5e .u thanks
lug all dat good luck, but den /
think. dat / Uell-r laEe IT cuaa
telyagkeT iu-l; am - t T-lcueI
down iu my pocket. lid but Isr
want no tgEUBcEeT lar. Den | -Jl
up an -aFcueI mer-elI all 0L-T.
Marry cTum. / mai 4Gu lei Iuy Ter
hacker ac home. " hen Ii0uu' out
dat didn't hab hone / thought /
gWIGe die night Lar.
Here several jurrmeu lit off
cA-Ws OF tobacco
We'll. Je4Z-. I I.da't know what
ter I1- [ couldn't 20 erway an
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T. an ~ amer hiHh via er
''-"' C'iHT 'eceDe eF honest ]
pa" va ~ 4'|yHe''' VIII ypH' an
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Den -el DOWN on De ig2 erg.n an
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BE hHe 10 mef WIZ he gwInter
cd e role safyehL DAT had preached
ie gospel Eany CT time set dar an
gyms moui waller llm ter death! a
-r Auqef dust down de road my {
IeaTt Jumped mp rum de groun'.
strained my eyes. Er wagon wld Z
man ON T.; | couldn't wait TIL
meet INN. Ny greshus er live. he
vas chewin' an spillin'.
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05
FM Demorraf-S Star
State News Boiled Down.


lr John Money, une'e " cE-C5r
gresham Money, died a. Dbl. hrms {
CsrnIIton 90 Tie 2jlH glt.
Hon. 4. ~ Lauefnn, L. 5. Dfslril
AuOrnry fpr the southern district O
Mississippi, contemplate locating q
GreeuwOo Teaorc cuuufy.
Mr. Harriet u. phaip., aH old re-
ideHt Ut Mississippi Civ, died At fha
place 20 Use oh azal .e~vcufT-i.
YEAR. Sire W.. a native Of Ncw York
AMI resided for d uumher Of years 30
New Orleans.
DR.. W. +. T1d1, Secretary ~ uir
State Medical Association. hg. ISSUED
a circular giving notice That a meet
ing Of lhc association lgr The cgrfau.
year will DC held iu tic city Of Jack.
son, commencing on The Third We'll.
ncsIsy 30 April, CHE l7lh darJ At L
O'clock roo.l, and continue three dsg-.
The Ripley Ssatttat calls Bark-daic
the Blaine u Mississippi.
Rev. Samuel Glgcu-, the oldest man
IN LowmIc- county, died at Caledonia
on tie 2lih. lie was 81 year, old agd
has been a minister iu rlie Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church fur about
seventy FEARS.
A gun club afah thiry members
vas organized Ia yiek-burg a lgw
DAYS ago.
The last term 81 Tie Cucuu Court
OF AtlaIa county cot 1862 A..
G.. v. Frazier was fined $50 by
Mayor SgrnIcs d Durani, last week
for running a "bIind tiger
The Meridian E4vs and Chicsa-aT
Nesza4gey are about alone 90 tE.a.r
clamyrf for a constitutions convention.
Roselale wants q good barber.
Annie county. delinquent poll,
numbered III
Ko-.iu.t, ts. In xno0a r,r IN.
uefrc1i.t C,uesa
Sam Jones is booked Tor a meeting
in .JscEs,u oarrr rg limo
u : u-.r
df.5 -
Cg.lcge last FRIDAY.
Thc c,ze,te .s,. ,f.-, .,.
No., A. Fn,,r,.. - l.r III.
a. -, -. p..
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ann Ia, 81 neo..f,.,ro.. n.a,.
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Mrs. ". ). Little, an old aud c-ii-
''"y % reai'inZ''u' "IH.e VS.
I''"Z Ter 'aI%I'r'' A'-. L'||.e Cow
fa2es' al Nia"'Isoh' 'i'a 81 e'"-s'
uoh Oh tNe Dia'H on iie -''h u'i.
Tie people Of Wcs-ou have subscIl-
bed syJCyD % 'he prnpo-cd railroad
from Na'clcz % Mobile.
Tie dry dock bling constructed 30.
York Lar55r. +. bei4g built ont
Of Mississippi timber, from the mills,
P0itcysut Favrc, al Pennington.
The Meridian Ae~s says There are
rs whites anI 80 black pupils lH Ihe
".''' VI '"a' CIV. anu '",' "n'''i
,'' D'1,"' w.. "'' ''' ,"'o ,'' ','''''
,r,t.u r-t
~, - g..
/. admitted mill ,tc srrr.,,f.
frf,,5s arr ,,tif.I flat ,.,r. 4.
caucy.
r N so..t.n ~ N ,r
last wear with one bor.a s-g
bushels Of corn. $50 Bu.lol. Of o,t.
400 bu.bcl. Of sweet u.ist,a. Ig
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05

The first horse railroad was
built in 1926 IS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05

Christianity was first introduced
IN Japan in 1549.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05

The chip Of the old block IS
oilen -splIntered" %iorcopying alitr
Lis size
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05

The first telescope was used in
England in 1908.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-05

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