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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08
Mus Der y98etl6eu |oit."I
Der Sbus;ua nIh Der ausmartisc
SauocI.

01 i'll Den 9lu9en Der 6rei1 dnoler
Der Shub5oll Die 8ur5el aller llez
BEL lit, 10 fam es ni6t @uaber ne6=
men, baB iie Der 8efiirwortun9 einer
auf Nusbebnun9 bes Sonoels nit @ens
trals uno STioz Slmerita 9eri6tetcn Sub
lioien- gulitif INNER iuieoer nit Der 8es
bauptllng ent9e9cutretcu, bab es nub-
loIes 8emiibeu lei, Der amertfanil 6en
Snbultrie neue Mdrfte erpbcrn 5u mol
len. 70 lanse on Der S6ub5pll 8olitif
feltsebulten werbe. 9Seun cine Ses
bauptuns burd fort9eiebte gieoerbolz
ung eriuielen tperben f0nmte, 10 iudre
Die 8epcisfraft bieIes Ginwanoe5 oar
ni6t su bes ipeiIeln. 9lber ba bas nidt
Der Sad, 70 muB es ibon 9eItnttet iein,'
auf einise 96atiaben bimjuueiIen, wel6e
bent decentralization Slr9ument
idnuritrads iuiberiprcDen. 3u=
ndbit mag int &or9cben erruibnt uerz
ben, oaB bic beutlde Sdus5cllpolitif
bic oeutl9e SnouItrie feinespc9s 9eblnz
bert bot, i'm 9luslonoe 9eraoeju itauz
uensiuertbe groberua9cn 5u MAIDEN.
g8as aber hie Scrcini9teI Staaten be-
trifft, 10 ldBt ii6 cbenia(l5 uni6iuer
nablueileu, oa6 Scr amcritunil6e @r<
port inter unierer SbubioQpotitit ii6
Itcti1, ipem aud lan9Iant, cntiulfelt
bat. bns alio Die Sebauptung, nur Der
6reibanoel fDnnc bem nmerifanil6en
IusIubr6nnbel oufbelfcit, mbc9riinoet
1T. Sn einer ioeben pom SfattitiI6en
bureau beraus9e9eben lleberii6t iibcr
ben 6anbel Der 8ereini9ten Staaten
fir bic Yeripoe bon 1S59-'sS, ein-
l9lieBli9 nit Gu5u, 9OrtO 9tico, Spanz
il6 @elt Subicu, Mtrico, Gent
trail ameiifa, 8enu6uelu, Sruiilien,
urusuap, Irsentjuii6e Tepublif, Chile
uub Seru fiuben iuir, baB Die Ser.
5taaten na9 bieien Sdnoern lit
1860. nlio int Sabre pur Giufiibrlns
bes s9ubjollturifs, fir *33,251,671
erportirten. Sn 1888 ba9e9cn belief
f9 bic NusiuDr nu6 henielben San-
bern auf $52,792, PIG, mas cine gu
nabme INT SO Srocent ausma6t. Sn
benz lelben Seit lit Der britiide Ggport
no1 ben eenanntcn 2Gnoern fir 1860
auf $6S,271,S31, fit 1887 anT S115,s
O12,6 nnsesebeu, luas cine 3unabme
um 6S 8rDcent bebentet. 'Statt bnrb
ibre Sdusiullpolitif immcr lueiter ms
6intertreHen 9eordn9t 5u lpcroen, bnbsn
lonrit bic Sereiui9ten Stautca iDren
grport9anbcl nit Geutralz uno Glib
Nmerita beinnDe III benielben Serbdlt'
nis entipifelt, tpie @roBbritannien, uno
bos obslei9 9ebteres iid Die 9roBte
Ribe aeseben bat, burd Subiioien unb
in onberer @eiie Die Slusoe9nuns ieis
nes Sanbels ;u f6rbern, ipabrenb bon
omerifaniifer Seite 9anS uno gar na6
benz laiss ez-faire=@runolab se6anbelt
porben 1T, nit iuel6em Die 5rci6ass
belslebre itcbt nnb fdlt. Sie Sa9e
bat nod cine anbere Seite, auf Die
mir bier auimerfium m:6en mO5ten.
Sit es ipabr, iuie BON freibdnblerii9er
geite bebauptet iuiro, DAB Der S9nss
sou bic senanrteu 2dnber perbinoert,
ibren Grportbnnoel nit ben @ereinisz
ten Staaten su entiuideln? Die omts
fide etatiitif perneint bieie 5rase. Sn
| 1850 impprtirten Die Ser. Staaten bon
bort int @an5en fir S73,342.617,
@roBbritannien fir $68,O62,797.
Seuts, mad 2s Sabren S6usSua, be.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08
6ern,amn, aNo., 0rcitaa, Sen g. Sioocnbcr, 1859,

trdst bic @infubr Z Der 8ereinister
Staaten aug ienen 9dnbern $15S,656.
S19, Dber mebr als bas 9oppelte
pdbreno ber entipre9eube Smport bes
freibdnblerii9en @roBbritantiens III
1887 nur $6s,619,217 betrus, alio
faft senau auf bemielben Sled itanb,
iuie in 1860. Die 3ablen beipeiien,
baB bic i6usS0llneriiden 8ereinisten
Staate II ben iibriaen ameritanilden
2dnbern eiuen prOfitablen @arft lie
fern, uno ferner, oaB unier S6ubSua
na9 feiuer &i6tun9 bin bic 8oripiirfe
perbient, bic ibm INNER bon ben Srei=
bdnblern sentadt iuer6en, 10 oft es ii6
barum banSelt, MaBuabmen fir 56r=
oeruns bes auswdrtisen Sanbels 5u er=
9reifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08

2ebi q. Mortun, ber repu6lifanil9e
8iceIBrdiibent, fat in galbinston Elm
9otel unb lebte gso6e berfiiste er iid
81 ben 9ifrifts=gomntiiidren unb l6ite
cine @irtbiduftsz2icen Serr Morton
1T ipubl Der erIte Sice-8rdiioent. Der eine
@irtbi6aft betrelbt, unb Die sunSe
Sunft Der 8irt9e uno @aitbausbeiiser
fann iid iuas barauf ein6ilben, baB iie
nun einen &eprdlentanten in Der 8uns
bes 4ominii itration Lat. 8trl6nli9
binter Der 8ar iuir6 er allerbinss ni9t
iteben, aber jeoenfall5 barauf ieben, baB
iie nit Dem 8eiten perie6en i It.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08

81 ne maBre Solterfammer lit bic
Srontenitube, ipelde einen am cnt3iinbliben
Hbeumatismiis leisenben @atienten beber=
ber9t. 9senu berielbe iebo6 ii6 !Solfetter's
Ofa9enbitter'S bebient, ebe Der @tpfel bes
S6merses errei6t lit, fam CT piel unrS.
tbi9e Setocn uernleioen. gSenn aud, ge.
ttdubun9S. ober SerIbi9nn9smittel feline
ipeSielle s8irfuns baben, lit inter llmItdn.
ben ibre stnpenoun9 bod man6mai am
Slate. So6 6uberu ie nie eine bauernSe
8irtlln9 auf ben rbeumatiSmusbebafteten
Sorper, neil Tie bic ben 8bellmatismus
nabrenben SGfte nidt aus bsm Slut aus.
i9eioen. Soitetter's Yta9enbitters belorot
bies I'M 10 9ritnolider lIub lest bobur9
9let9 bon 9lnfung oil eii1em llebel ein 3icl,
ipel6es menu einmal ein9epur,elt, fait
niinmer ous,urotten ionbern b09ifenS nod
;u linbern lit. Ntan pergeiie nidbt, &beu.
motismus lit eine Sranfbeit, ipelde cine
iebr fatale 9iei9uns bat iib uni baS Ser;
;u werien. Dtau ioqte besbalb elcid) bei
beil eriten &e9unsen heiielben gum Vittcrs
sreifen. aud tlirirt baiieIbe 5pSpepiie,
9iierenleioeu, Walaria uub NeruoiitGt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08

8rdibent Sarriion erlies Gnbe les
ter @o9e Stuei 8rOflamationen; in ber
eriten iutrb Donnerstas, Nou. %. of
ber sebrdudlide 9anfiasunsstas an
geiebt, unh burd bic Stueite iuerben biz
rteuen Stnaten gaprb 9afota, SIb Do
Toto urb @albinston ais formli4 /,
ben rnionsperbano onfseuontn,en er
fldrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08

Sn ber neuen franS0iii9en aammer
tuerbrn 2 Brin5en, 1 Ser5os, 8 Rars
quis, 16 @rafen, 4 8ieomtes unb 66
8arone unb iunitise @onS fseit. -
Vive la Republique!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08
SSnrtt sit berfd.tfctt. .

Nieine 100 2tfer 9roBe Inrm, etlua eine
balbe Meile Oitli6 pon @ascondbe Gitp.
35 9lfer iinb flar, @obnbaus, Stalluno uIrp.
i'll beitein 3uitanbe alli benz 9Slabe. 2 2glfer
iinb init 9'ir9inia Seeblin9 SRe6en 6epflau;t
2Se9eu nGbercr 9lustunft wenoe man ii6 an
Sulius &poe,
4nlI CSasconabe Sitp, Oeo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08
SyGrnt ~ Ocrfaufe,t.

24 Weilen weitli6 pom Sernlaun, 50 9tder
9roB, % 9lfer flar, bas anbere $Dol;lanb.
8nteS &obnbaus Sta(lung &c. orf benz
glabe; ebenfdlls 5uter &einbera. Non
lpenbe iidJ on.
,Spbn Souefa5,
SNermQnu lHp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08

SD babe iueben Siueibunbertiauieno
S6inbeln erDnlten, Die i6 81 iebr ME
beren 8reiien uerfaufe; tuer iest Sdiit.
beln bruu6t, iuirb gut tbun bel mir pors
5uipre6en.
6. Inner,
Berger Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08
City Hotel
MARTIN ALlEMANN

SS9arI1raBe, Serlhdltn, Wtp.
III einss Der tsfen tsuti&tn 9alfbdulsr In
Sermann. Stein unb iauber. aufmerffante
Steituung, uns bic beife 9ii6e.
Yreiis $l.00 prc5as. pber S4.00 pru N,sde.
Sebr bs1usnes Sampls &rpm I'm l,Ibtn
@fbauoe fur bic SenuBuns pou @sIt6fts.
rsilsnefn. 3urcrfcmmenbe pprtisrs IN allen
3hssn. iunf4 SO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08

9as id6nite enforcement Wdntel fir
9omen unb 8inber finbet man bsi @m.
Gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08

allen meiuen friiberen Sreunben uno BE.
farnten fowie ben Sarnern non SrantIiu
uno @ascouabe @ountp i'm 9lugemenen bier.
nit 3ur 9efl. Hoti3nobme, bab idb auf @riu.
den Der Sir9er pon Nep Sapen, baS borti.
&c Commercial Setel iiberuommeu
babe. SD uer6e mid bemiiben meineu Sllu.
ben tets oas Bette gu liefern su ben biuiaIteu
Yreiien. Gut uno reid beletter Slid, refine
Setteu nnb sliporfommen6e Seoienuna.
Sommt, ibr iei6 mir alle miQtommen. 9liif
euren ferneren .3ufprlld bofienb sei6ne i'd
a6tun9SpoH Z. G. Soii5oua.
27iep4mal gSen Sapen, Wso.
, 1889-08-24

from the Nea0 Yorh Times of 18th AWgust.)
Emperor Francis Joseph's arrival in Ber-
lin, which is fixed for to-day, will continue
the round Of visitings and receiving of
visits with which the crowned heads of
Europe are so largely occupying the pre-
sent year. Young Emperor William must
have enough of this business to satisfy
even his activity, since he returned from
Norway just in season to get ready for
going to England, and has arrived from
Osborne barely in time to welcome the
Austrian monarch. Then will promptly
follow the Cars call, to be succeeded by
the Emperor's visit to Spain and then by
his trip to Greece, which last will give him
a variety of climate i'll the contrast of North
Cape with Athens. 1t is vastly better for
the people Of Europe to foot the bills for
these peaceful Outin gS of their SOvereigns
than to bear the burdens of war, and there
is no doubt that the tendency of all this
visiting is tranquilizing, for the time at
least. Emperor William seems to have
deduced the moral from the Spithead re-
view that England was a power to remain
friendly with, and if the show does not give
him an Unsuitable desire for as big a feet
of his own, its influence will be good. The
restlessness of Crete, Greece, and Servia
has been of very little consequence thus
far, under the evident purpose of the great
powers to make this year one of peace.
, 1889-08-24

it has only a diameter of about 5 metres,
and is much less effective for its purpos
than it's successor IN the Paris Exhibition.
1t is significant of the present stage Of
our knowledge of the interior of Africa
that the makers of the globe, in prepar.
ing their maps, had twice to alter their
representation of that continent in order
to indicate the results of the most recent
geographical Observation-Disclosures.
, 1889-08-24

Battenburg have started on a tour through
Wales.
Paris dispatches state that at a ban
qnet given to MIR. Edison, M. Tirard
declared that France and America were
united by indissoluble ties.
New York, August 23rd.
Flour. st Lawrence, pr. brl. $40.
Meal, best brandywine. per bril-, 1915.
Heavy Mess Pork, per bril-, not quoted.
Few Seasons Pork, per bril-. III to If.
a,oor Crystals, per lb63.
0ss"4 F. to CIR, per 10. g..
EnglishIslands Molasses SO test per gal. SOC
Exchange New York and London, 484..
, 1889-08-24
Wanted 90 Grip his Hand.
:: GFrom the New York Times.)

" go {&TOm we Af6tC 1OfE 11Wt6S)
Long after the hour of midnight on Fri
day an Individual with an air of assertive
dignity and an unsteady gait might nave
been seen climbing the hill to Mr. Blaine's
Bar HarhOr cottage.
After making a circuit of the house he
hnal1yfOund what seemed to be an entrance,
and rang q bell at what happened to be the
kitchen door.
he rang twice, then knocked, and then
rang again.
"Who's there T. a voice with saw teeth
on il finally said.
"I'm here. Me. Bill Bugg of Buggville."
'"What do You want 7"
81 want to grasp the hand of the Presi.
dent of the United States"
"Well, you can't-get out"
"WhO can't? Who get out? Not me.
Bill Bugg of Buggville! No, Sir, Pm a
hero Ofthe war and am entitled to recogni-
rion by the Chief Magistrate of a grateful
country. | gave my hearts blood to my
native land and the President of the Unit
ed States. l barred my breast to the ene-
my's bullets, that the Union might be pre-.
served.'-
"Go 'long, confound your
-'and that Ben. Harrison might get a
salary offfty thousand a year-and l want
10 see ulm.
e1sYou can't"
''Can't see who9 Who is it l want to
see7 Is it the naughty descendant Of the
line of a Kings Is it a throned monarch
or is it a chosen servant of the people7 Is
this the abode of rOyaltyori is it the lodging
place ola citizen of republic I"
sect out or I'll call the dog"
"No, Sir, it isn't the Sultan of all the
Turkeys that | want to see. The man
whose hand / want to shake is plain Ben
jamin Harrison, a citizen of the United
States, who has only one vote like myself,
and wears no crown but the goodwill of
the people,"
No answer.
Thump, thump.
'a2''Sayr
e>jHilence.
'tHi there! Is this a ~self-governed com.
monwealth, or are we ruled by an Asiatic
despOtf
No answer.
81 say, gimme a piece of pie aud never
mind about shakin' hands with the Orien.
tai potegtate."
Deep. double bass growls' from Margaret
, 1889-08-24

Blaine's English mastiff. A rafting Of a
chain. A sudden rustling in the bushes.
A jump over the fence. A gallop down
hill.
The hush of night once more falls over
StanwoOd cottage.
is popular government a success after
ALP
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

STRAWBERRY PLANrs.--Mr. @. r
warren at Grand Bay, Ala, is nr,
pared to fill all orders this fan :.
me Hoffman strawberry, I, Is
very large berry, ripens earliest d
an, color evenly and carry wa,r.
iuaIH| very good; very ~vigoron.
and stands The summers VOL,
origin Charleston, s. &. Ii is prp,l,
~ superior 10 The Nunap .. a.
early shipping berry and is remark,
ABLY successful in the coast region
advertisement in to days
.EMt CRAT-STAR.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

luz Scranton bar held a meet.
ing on Monday last and very reluc
family endorsed Col. Tboi1as II.
Woods, Of Meridian, for the vacan.
cy on The Supreme bench Of This
Ia be made vacant next
month iy the resignation Of Judge
Arnold. 1t seems that Col. Woods
is no frienl oi the Gulf Coast leo
pie aud her interests, which Is The
The bar did not cheerfullv
endorse him to Gov. Lowry for The
nigh aud important position OF Su-
1reme Court Judge.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

PoSTMAsTER-GENERAL WANANrA-
KER seems TO consId, The United
States Government a gigantic adj
vertiSing agency, and is using il
for such. lie is withholding the
appointment Of a negro postmaster
IN South Carolina because his
crummers have notified him thai
The white people would refuse 70
buy his goods if he should appoint
a negro 10 office in that Stale.
Cheap john" with an eve t. The
windwari for No. !. is seriously
considering The expcdiency Of with
irawiug the appointment.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

BOSTON was chosen for The next
meeting of the National Editorial
Association, aud the following Off
GERS were elected for The ensuing
year; President, Chas. A. Lee, of
Rhode Island First Vice Presi,
dent, j. b. Stanley, of Alabama /;
Second Vice President, f. B.
Fletcher, of Illinois; Third Vice.
President, 4. w Stephens, of Mis-.
sour; Corresponding Secretary,
John M. Doan, OF Ohio; Recording
Secretary, VIM. Kennedy, of Penn
sylvania, with r. A. Tilney, of Col
as his assistant Treasurer.
A. ii. Lowrie, of Illinois.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

lHE primary election last Salur.
day IN Harrison county resulted as
follows: Representative, w. q.
Evans Jr.; Sheriff, Florian Seal
Surveyor, Uriel Wright; Superin.
'enaent Of Education, C. d. Ian.
caster; CORNER and Ranger. A.
Caillayel; Treasurer, W. B. Mul-
phy Assessor, W. Z. Champlip.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

NEARLY all The States and Terri.
tories of the United States were
represented in The recent National
Editorial Convention at Detroit.
There were about 26O delegates
present.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

EVERY town of any size IN Nil.
slsslppi should have a soap factory.
We have cotton seed oil, rosin and
everything for its manufacture
right al our hands in the greatest
abundance, except energy and
pluck, to establish these factories.
which would save many dollars at
home and give employment 10 The
idle.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

WE regret to hear oI the death
Of our old friend, Mrs. VermiIIe
SweIman, at Loglown, Miss, wild
ow of the late Jas. A. Swelmqn, of
Handsboro. She died at her resi-
dence on Tuesday last, after a long
and painful illness. She was 81
years Of age aud had been twice
married. her first husband being the
late Sidney OTIS, Of HandSboro,
IF Hon. j. S. OILS, present
Superintendent of Education Of
Hancock county. The DEMOCRAT
STAR tenders its sincere sympa.
lines 10 the bereaved children and
of The deceased.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

The Mississippi delegation ARR.
we'd al The Griswold This morning
headed by Capt. T.. X. Mayors. of
Scranton, Miss, editor Of the Pas
cagoula DEEocRAT-STAR. lie * a
tall, elderly, good louking man Of
The chivalrous southern siyleand
won his Title in The Confederate
service. J. H. Duke. If Scuba.
and }. e. Mcclure. of Yazon Civ,
are The other members of the dele.
sation--Dctroa Nich.) Journal.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

THE contest Tor the State Print
ing before our Legislature in jam.
airy promises TO be very lively.
OF course it don't pay, but the
honor, you know.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13
TO ADVERTISERS,

The DEMOCRAT-STAR
is the oldest newspaper on
the Mississippi Gulf Coast ;
has a larger bona fde circu-
lation than any other news
paper in this section there
fore it is the BEST advertis-
ing medium. Advertisers.
bear this in mind.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

Hon. SUNSET s. Cox, of New
died at his home ON Tuesday last.
Mr.. Cox was a Democrat OF ma
tional reputation,'and his death
is a great losss 10 the party and
the nation.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

The New Orleans Picayame is Of
The opinion that The negroes, not
the whites, were responsible for
The noting at Gretna. 1t says The
negroes of that locality are arrogant
and overbearng.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

Col j. Is. STANLEY, editor Of the
Greenville (Ala,) Advocate, was
elected first vice-president of the
National Editorial Association,
which met at Detroit, Mich, on The
9th nit.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

WHILE in Cincinnati on our way
West we purchased almost an en-
tire new dress for the DEMOCRAT
STAR. We hopelt will not be hut
a short while before the "clack,
clack" of a power press will be
heard running off our journal.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

AN Oregon judge has delivered
a knock-Gown decision in regard
TO sailors unions. Ii will not do TO
admit OF any control on ship board
that affects discipline. The mar
gin between disobedlence and mu
tiny is dangerously harrow and
should moi be approached.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13
NesO .sdUerGise,1ac1st d.
STRAWBERRY SS}HsiPLINTS

Strong, well grown layer plants for
frnlting' snring of 1880, now ready.
The HoFFMAN-LaTgr, early productive
II thu usand.
The well-kIRwn, NUNAN at &2.50 per
thousand, packcd and delivere | MT Ra |.
roau |epoC by q. q. WARREN.
Grand Bay, Ala.
September -. 1883. 29.tf
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

JUDGE w. NJ. Hancock has been
appointed postmaster at Meridian.
vice J.1J. Shannon, removed. So
Buck" is back in his cid place
again. and we are glad of il, as Jim
shannon had 10 walk a palnk but
IN 1892 Buck will have TO step
down and out again.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

The following named persons are
The commissioners Of election ap-
pointed for the Seacusi counties
Hancock-John Hass, Reuben
Brown, VIM. Bennett.
Harrisou-ll. +. Beeman. john
L. English. John w. Randolph.
Jackson-E. S. Davis. Ed. Bloom.
field, J. w. Ferrill.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

WHY don't The Republicans OF
this State lrot out "Greeny7 Chan
dler for Governor. lie is black
enough and mean enough for al
most any position that his party
might give him. Trot Green out
by all means.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

THERE are nearly one million
acres of land still subject TO home
stead entry, mostly in the southern
counties of The Slate. Actual SET
Element and the payment of S14
secures IA homestead of 100 acres.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

Il. X. Mayers. editor of the Pea.
caGoul' DEMOCRAT STAR, at Scran
ION, Miss, is a notable figure in the
convention. As Il mllier of course
AIR. Mayors is IA "UolrneL," and ms
politics are aS lormid rble as the
name Of his NEWSPAPER.
"Oh, the Detroit TifbWae!' he
remarked yesterday. THAT paper
unconsc!ouslv did Us a service n
short time. Know Npwcnmb Clark
Col. Npwcomb Clark, who was
formerly speaker of the Michigan
house OF rrl resentatives f? Well.
CLARK lives in my county and is a
subscriber Ia the Detroit Tribune
One morning Clark opened his pa
perS Ia e how many of his Mich.
gan friends were being remember.
ell by Clarkson, who about that
lime was parcellng on! the fourth.
class post maSitr,hips at a preIty
gait. In The lisl he iound |
The name of Il man who had been
picked onl for Ocean Springs, Mich.
struck him as an odd coincidence
hat there should be a man OF the
same name in Ocean Strirg+, Miss.
Besides, he could not recall any
own in Michigan named Ocean
springs. Alter studying The maps
Michigan for awhile he conclud.
ID thai the Washington correspon-
Tent had made Il mistake aud that
he town was our Ocean Springs
mi the for uuate appointee an
AFRO American gentleman of his
cqnaInlance.
We'll. you know we look at
differently drwn there from
you do up North. and so Clark
mrled Otto WashingIonio knock
ul The opponent. Succeed! Oh.
o! That man Clarksnn is u head
rong sorI OF a fellow, don't Won
'lnk. Mighty good paper, that
'f0Hne, but II does roll the neigh
lrS down our wav. Gnud-bve,
G you later !'-DebOit Tribune.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

DALE DEMOCRAI III IICKE
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN NJ, STONE, of Tishomingo.
FOR LIEUTENANTGOvERNoR,
MARIONrM. EVANS, of Jacksen.
FOR TREASURER,
JOSEPH j. EVANS, of Monroe.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
GEORGE NJ. GOVAN, of Pike.
FOR ATT0RRNEYGENERAL,
I. MARSHALL MILLER, of Warren.
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
W. w, STONE, of Washington.
FOR EXPERIMENTATION EDUCATION,
JAMES Il. PRESTON. of Y~alobnsha.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR STATE SEN
A~ToR-3lSr DISTRICT,
MR.. HORACE BLOOMFIELD,
OF Jackson COUNTY.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

Mrs. M. r. FIELD, "Catherine
Cole,"of the New Orleans Picayune,
has returned from her European
trip.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

The Cabinet meeting the other
day at Washington decided against
an extra session Of Congress in
October.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-13

Mr. d.. w. MCGRADY who for
meriy resided at Pennington, n,
afterwards moved t. AvondaIe.
Ala, has al last reached CaIiror-
ma as he writes Us from San Fran
cisco 10 forward the DEMOCRAT
STAR to him lh,rA. lie SAYS he ha,
been over a considerable portion
OF the Unilel States since he left
Alabama, but he says there ia no
place like the South, and especial.
~ old Mississippi Poor men com.
ing TO California find every branch
OF business over done, and if there
II days work to do there are
dozens Of men TO do it.. He adj.
vlSes those who are making a liv.
ing in the South to STAY there. The
DEMocRAT-STAR wishes Mr.. McGra.
ly success.