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wa.n.tthe "Rlpper.'

TINS. January l6.-The report that
the White Chspsl murderer had besn ar
,ested here arose rom the arrest Of an
,,lisb vsgabond named Alfred Gray,
WHO height, age and general aspect cor
,sspoud with The descriptions Of TIE White
Chanel murderer published in the news
napsrs. Cray still remains in custody.
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CoLrUBu., O, January 16.-The bill
for the suppression of bucket shops 'nS'
was r,sssd nv she Legislature yesterday
bscqrne a law.
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for lnaear, giving him 18 with CarI'a

for Minsar giving him 13 with Carr a
vote
senator AIbuckle made s,ineing ad-
dress duIiug the progress OF the 72ad bal
lot He scored The Repnbhe3n position
and Senator Maxwell il particular. On
this baliat Minear yCtsd foc Maxwell snd
the result was Maxwell Is, Price II, Mi
rear L.
Scott and WocGyard were complim5nted
by the solid Republican vote on the next
two ballOse The Democrats voted for
Pr'ce aud there was 10 election.
It had now come CarI's turn 10 be COM
rHmenisd. but MS party colleagues didn't
waut TO elect a President that bad.
A motion 20 adiolin until tomorrow at
IL o'clock wss carried.
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Rovs,,st. WIN support BouIangsr.

PARIS, January 16-Tha mOjodty of
the Royalists have deci5ei TO vote for
Gen. Boulanger in the coming election in
the Seine department.
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rnn 9, NsrIPArIoN

Iso HorsIofu = N
Dr. ! r For.s.n, KiOws, Ind. lei ,
says. II have tried it for constipation,
With success. and think it worthy d
thorough trial by tn, profession"
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The King Up.

THE HAGUE, January l6.-This after
noon the KiDg OF the Netherlands. wss
able to Iisa and remain out Of bed for some
TINA
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nnInh Coos Back.

SALEM, ORE, January 16.-The Re-
publican members of the Legislature held
a caucas tonight and unanimously agreed
to re-elect J. n. Dolph U. S. Senator.
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Never DELAY treating cough; but use at
once DIR. Balls Cough Syrup. Price y ciS'
When attacked with neuralgia rub I, esiy
with Salvation Oil. Price % cts Doitle'
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Morton Sells Some Land.

New YoEK, January 16.-Vice Presi'
dentelect Morton has sold two lots fol
S25. go. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton will 20 tc
Washington 10 morrow.
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Levi p. Expected.

WASHINGTON, January 16.-Vice Pes
ident.elect Morton and MfF Morton are
expected here tomorrow.
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a l,umored Combine.


SsC-.g lcsTGu 10 tle R.ctSCr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA January 10
There is O combine rumored here tonight
which might sclve the organization puz-
zle Morrisoo, of Brax;on, viii be voted
for Grst by the Republicans; then HaS-
sel, viii lie taken NJ. It is proposed
that enough Democrats 70 elect vote ior
Morrison, sud iU return Peyton, Of Ca6sll,
who wss defeated fer the Cl,rkship OF The
House, Fill De elected Clerk. This Il zoe
scheme as outlined by Che men behind 1t.
IL vii. hardly worS, fer the reason that
no Democrats, go far ~ cSn be learned,
viii engage in such q combine.
Jodge A. f. Raymond, Of Fairmont,
was emong the arrivals this evening.
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Want Unlimited Coinage.

RICHMOND, VA, January 16.-Tbe
State Farmers Assembly to-day adopted
resolution favoriDg unlimited silver coin
ava
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MInar. strike Ended.

VICTORIA, B. c., January 16.-The
miners strike has ended without trouble
The men all applied and secured work.
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DRAMATIC
and ex iting.


Lieutenant Governor Chase, howeve
preserved order, ard sustained Jobnson's
motion, that the resolution WAS contrary
to the statute and consequently ont OF
order. The Senate, however, on appeal
oveuuled Chase, and the resolution, with
the soldier amendment was adopted by
strict party vote.
Senator Griffith spologizsd TO the Senate
for his language, msintlining that his
assertion wss truthful but i'll timed.
Senator johnson followed with scatter
ing speech, defyipg Griffith TO repeat his
Isl gusge outside the Senate Chailber and
boldly denouncing him. lie made no
apology, either to the Senate or to eny
member.
In Legislative circles tonight the quar-
rel is the sole topic ard there is serious
talk of q resolution beng introduced to-
morrow to expel Senator Johnson, which, If
carried, will ccs. tile Republicans their most
aggressive Senator.
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JUICE FLEllING

w8s vcv reluctant 20 talk, but finally
srd. 'As isr as / an concerned, l would
aiyisa She Democratic Senators 10 make
lo 1.r.smenf. III the republicans IN the
~latt do not choose 20 % right, the
Democrats ere under no obligations TO
surrender ihtir own privileges IN order to
tire ,hem tl 30 So
Co. Dsliel Il. Lucas 'I suppose the
publication Of the returns is o matter OF
course. TIE declaration Of the result is an
entirely diat.ent thing ] don't s-e no"
the Joint se siou can do il until the contest
is iho.o1phly ves'iglted, for the Rep1b-
hcan dsmand that the result shall ne de-
clared brioys trey viii perform their own
duty ir the Senate, certainly cannot be
justified by Law. suppose they excuse 1t
on the gcourd which a distinguished Re
publ an once declared 20 NE, that there
were no r-cr0ls in politics"
Judge Okey Johnson; 81 have only to
say lhr. That nobady is justified in fail
ing 60 60 his duty under the law, because
De cau't force another 20 do hat be wants
in on entirely different matter The Re
publican proposition is absurd on it's face. y
Hon. ]. T. Brown said: 1t is nOthing
less than "a violation OF their oaihs Gs SEN
a,ors 10 attempt 20 extract from another
S senator particular premise IN O-der to get
thsm 60 do their duty
Col ". W. Ar ett. 1T is 40 outrage to
ask man 60 pledge his vote on judi
c.al question as q con0ition that other
men VIII 90 their sworn duty I look
st !. thar the Joint assembly has 3 judicial
duty 20 perform. No honorable man
could pledge himself 20 perform that duty
one wsy or the other until he know the
facts cf tbe case.
Thee age .air ex implies Of the general
sentiment among Democrats. TIE Demo
cratic Senators feel the force Of this senti-
r..ut a7 much rs any Others. They can be
relied upon TO maintsin theiT o6n iategri'y y
aesiu.t this Infamous demand.
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For pain in the neck and sore throat rub
with Salvation Oil, it kills ell pain. - cts'
The quickest way TO Danish cough Is by
using DR.. Bulls COugh Syrup. Price % cts'
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Mitchell starts Home.

NEW YORK, January IS. - Pugiis'
Mitchell started for Eogisnd to-day.
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GUNS rosy and red.

GUNS rosy and red,
Teeth white and pea ly,
When rising from bed
You should clesnse thus early.
Morning. noon and night
Pore SOZODONTt the teeth makes bright.
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The INDIANA CIRCUS.
THB LIB DIRECT PASSED BETWEEN SIN,
TORS YESTERDAY.
An Exciting Scens-JOhnson Rep Calls Griffith
DEM Liar, Refuses TO Apologize and
Asks Him 10 Come Outside.
May be Expelled.

INDIANAPOLIS, January l6.-Rev. DR..
haines, General Harrison's pastor, invoked
the Divine blessings in the HOUSE of Rep
resentatives this morning, and among
other requests, he seked Gods blessing on
President Cleveland.
The session in tine House was spent in
wranSling over the adoption Of rules.
The Democratic majority on the Com
mittee ON Rules reported the following
new rules
Rule Six-After previous question has
been seconded no member shall have the
right 10 explain his vote.
Rule 24-After the ayes and noes have
been ordered upon a call OF the House. 10
motion or amendment shall be permitted.
The Republicans fought their adoption
with great vigor, denOuncing them as I'M
precedented in parliamentary history and
calling them gag laws"
One Senator said they surpassed all "gag
laws" ever adopted by the British House Of
Commons TO suppress the voice OF the MI
nority.
An amendment to allow members one
minute each in which 10 explain their votes
on any measure was lost-67 to 30.
The new rules were then adopted by
strict party vote-5l to AZ.
AT the afternoon session during the dis.
cussiOn of the resolution providing for the
appointment of twenty additional door
Keepers,
AN EXCITING SCENE
took place Senator Johnston, the RepGb-
lican leader, was vigorously opposing this
resolution on the grounds that the statute
provided for only seven assistants 20 the
doorkeeper, ell of whom were alreIdy ap-
pointed, that the additional twenty were
unnecessary and ii aGded it would make
the dO1rkeepsr's staff cost the State s., 500
for each se6sion. He offered an amend
ment providing that the twenty assistants
should be tx Federal soldiers.
In the midst Of Johnson's argument Sen
ator Smith, from Huntington. said:
you are the man thst struck an old
colder at the previous session.
johnson Tetorted that the statement VISA
urqualifieily without foundation
Senator Griffith. sitting near johnson,
said: 1T il true"
Whereupon Johnson, liyid with rage
turned upon Griffith and gave him the lie
direct
Many Senator'S rose in their seats. The
scene WAS
.rta ~ Ann.
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7 ike my wife to Use P0zzonTs Com
9,esion Powder because it simprOves her
locks cnd Is rs fragrant as yiOlets.
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Interviews With Prominent Democrats on
tho Outrageous Proposition of tho Re
pubucans Not O. Organize Unless Con Is
Declared Elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17

uc. E,t.r, rh.ir Eesoiator-ry Jrer
arces-.ul tuer >amee They Keep on .r
l.e'r Erto .ulion-ry Course.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15
-&A'aaatAsAi -
IN MEMORIiH,

pled at the residence of her son FIJI,
! ~. Dees' IN Lake Charles, La, March (
/ ia79' Mrs MARY c. DEEs. AGED 81 y,,,p.
months and y days. ,''' >
This good woman was known and I,v.d
by many Grandma" as so mapy of NJ
ea-ied her, made a profession Of reIio,,,
many}ears ago, and her daily life mani.
tested the senninencss Of her faith, winch
was TO her most comforting, especially
"hen passing through rial, affliction and
sorrow She loved the good bnt dete. red
hNPocriey, Always candid. cmineptJv -
yet KIND and cousderafe of the teeli,os of
others Her motherly tenderness s,m.
Pathy and excellent common sense drew
many to her for relief, each one feelin > az
'nred that Grandma would never abrso
confidence "eposed.
Inc ad'etion that ended her earthly I
'a'eer Were protracted, but our mereirnl |
'od relieved her from all these, and She
'hteFe' as We believe, into the ioys of the
ord she loved.
farewell, dear sister. till wrmaet-
" mere no storms eyci. beat on tho ,1;t
terng strand
Nh!le the year of eternity roll
A FRIEND
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15
HE is WILLING 10 VACATE.


| Col. A j. Eraulz, editor of The
Brandon Republican and poslmas-
ter at Brandon, takes a very cheer.
iul view of the political situation.
and seems perfectly willing TO step
down and out. He says:
We issued our last paper under
a Democratic administration Iast
week, and We are now under a.
Republlcan administration. The
change has mol been noticeable A.
yet. The sun continues to shine
The wind 10 blow, the fl, wers 10
bloom, The waller 10 run down hill.
the lambs and lille children 10
sklp and play, aud the ladies to
sweeily smile as of yore. Our Re- I
publican friends are looking OUT 4
for fat Offices, aud some IF our
Dempcraiic officials are fearful of
lUosing their official heads. but with
these exceptions everything is
moving nn as usual. We are not
IN the least. We lived
iiity eight years without office. and
can do 50 again, and II President
Harrison thinks there is a manin
The community better uuaiifiel or
more accommodating than We hare
oeen' we will cheerlully step down
md out, and let that eenflem.n
the curses of The ignorant :
MA malicious during the next four \ \
ears. 'o"i 4, y
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15
TO CANDIDATES.

on and after the first of April we
VIII ready and willing to announce
candidates for county offices for
jackson county, and for the State
senate, composed of the counties
OF Hancock, Harrison and Jackson.
get your money ready, take your
choice and have your names nrint.
ea IN bold capitals in the DEMO
cRAT-STAR, and get a move on Won
ana Keep it until November 9Th
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15

OUR latest from Washington !,
to ihe effect that President Harri.
son has reached a conclusion that
VIII cause deep disappoinl ment 10
The army Of patriots who are now
beseIging hun with applications for
place. 1t is conclusion that NAV
delay the filling OF certain Offices
with Republicans for many months
and possibly in some caees even a
year. The President has decided
that he will not only move with
caution in the matter of removals.
but that when the incumbent is
competent tor The office against
whom no charges can be made he
viii in many cases, be permitted
10 serve out his term should he de-
cline peremptorially TO resign.
THIS is certainly comforting to
hose in Office now, but hard on
he hungry sci outside.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15
TnE OANPAIQa OF InE annMEa-

The election OF State officers
tdis yeGr including Representa-.
ives and State Senators promise,
10 be qnite Interesting. Within
The Democratic ranks there are a
large number Of aspirants for some
OF The State offices, who are likely
10 get up considerable teapot storm
0elore The summer is ended. Thai.
however, can be easily queIled by
party action, when Democrats |
choose Their candidates, but after
that Is done we will doubtless
nave The enemy to contend with
all over the State, as il Is expected
hat the Republicans, encouraged
)y the result of The Presidential
election OF last year, will put a
olI ticket in the field. They are
'robably further encouraged by
he democratic apathy of last i
ear, i'll this State. 5
WIN tins prospect IN view, it c
ehooves the Democrats OF the = =
tate TO preserve harmony as much I
possible within The party ranks. e
I'd thus ward off the cold water
Ipilcallons of sore heads in Seua. aI
rial districts, especially where co ~
e party is not so strong. Party a
al and patriotic ardor should be So
'lously preserved, to the end Ell
at the legislative department OF 90
+ State government be not con. 81,
minated by Republican dregs ur
IN any quarter. Let US keep the lei
mocratic feet warm, but the err
I'd cool M
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15
TO ADVERTISERS

The DEMOCRAT-STAR
Is the Oldest newspaper on the
mississippi Gulf Coast has a
larger bona fdc circulation
toan any other newspaper in
TINS section; therefore, it is
The BEST advertising med
ium. Advertisers, bear this
In mind.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15
I'esC .Eaueriisess.es gss
LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss
March q, I'm

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss. }
March IL, lS-9.
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention 10 make final proof in support
oI ms claim, aud that said proof will be
made before the Judge. or in his absence
the Circut Clerk of Greene conutr",,t
Leakesville, Miss, on March 2G is5o
VIZ; Thomas J. Evans, homestead M
l5Ols, for the east half, southeast onaT.
ter section 80 aud west half Southwest
quarter, section "a, township south Of
range west.
lie names the following witnesses h,
prove his continuous residence npon. and |
cu,liNati9n gu, OF SAID land, viz: David /
Frank Price, all of Basin. Jackson Gnu ii'
~, Miss. o'u"-
March Il, 1sS9. -.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15
We MEAN BUSINESS.

NO Northern or "patent mediciney M.
vertisement inserted in the Dryoce.
oIAk unless paid for at our regular ad.
Fertlsing rates, the same We charp. bomo
patrons, and n every instance the MONEY
m"sf accompany the order. No deviation
roh this long-established rule. Adver.
using Agents, and all whom it NAV CON
oefn' take notice and govern yourselves
accordingly.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15

report Tor the week ending March l4lh
ARRIVED
Nor tnnnia, Sorense 1,2>7 tons from
=. cape Iown Africa, to -. Gfh inst.
N1t OK, ROWLAND, Foyen. G96 tons from
kocLeioIt to-, 9TH inst.
br bk City of Liverpool. Mccarthy. from,
mo Jaueilo 10 -, 18th inst.
Am sch holliu Sanford, Davies, 93 tons
IRON Key West to master. 9th inst.
Am sch MiiIie Williams, Bruce. % tons
from Key West to master, 1lth inst.
CT AIRED.
Nor bk Prince Arthur. Mnrcb. g)l TONS t,,.
Liverpool by Hunter. Benn & a.. Win
13d. l52 feet of ldmbcr valued at 81 ~
llth inst. '-'
Am sch VIM. Hays, Smith, ss5 tons for
havana by Adams Il Co.. with l2.7I3
iegt lumber valued at S37Gg. llth inst.
Nor bk IoiYo, Andersen. 9I4 tons for New
castle hy Peterson, Downing & Co.,
WIN 67u,9 feet lumber valued at
sG,770. i)th inst.
Br bk Mark Twain, Melvin. 755 tons for |
Bueaos Ayres by PascagouIa Lumber /
Co, with 56j,7Il feet lumber valued at /
S6,6iS. 18th inst
Am sch Minnie Irwin, Terry. s3 tons for
hey West by l.. n. Dantzlcr Lumber
Co., With $4,000 feet of lumber. Stb inst.
Am sch Rolliu Sanford, Davies. 81 tons fol.
Key West by l.. n. Dautzler Luunber
Co, with SO, l45 feet OF lumber and GO
OOU Shingles, 9Th inst.
i'm sch Hattie Turner, Glass, 2S0 tons for
Philadelphia by w. Denny " Co., with |
27O,o'6 feet of lumber. 18Th inst.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15

The old reliable DEMocRAr. STAR.
all home print and yard wide. has
entered its 45lh wear. and by the
way, lts editor, Capt. p. X. Mavers.
would make Mississippi a good
Goveinor.-Ellisriue Eagle.
Thank you. Not any or that in
ours. There is no honor in beng
Governor It Mississippi.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15
NJ. L. WHITE. PC.
HoN. LION G. DEuscUgyr II

HoN. LION G. DEuscHESE, the
Republican candidate for Congress
IN TINS district against Col. Stock.
dale as per agreement OF the
powers that be" at Washington.
heis 10 dish out the political Die
Tor this district. In other words
all applicants for office in The dis.
tnct must have his endorsement or
they will not be appointed. After
all, Deusebene may be a big man
ln our districi-that is in the esti.
nation Of the ofice-seekers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15

JUDGE JOHN A. CAMPBELL, form
erly Associate Justice Of the
United Stales Supreme Court, and
afterwards Assistant Secretary of
War for The Confederate States
died at his home N Baltimore, Md
on Tuesday last. aged IS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15

HERE are only about forty five
candidates for Governor of this
Slate and more to hear from. The
Slate canvass promises 10 be very
lively this year.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15

PRESIDENT HARRISON says he Will
enforce the civil service rules. An
good men will be retained regard.
less OF politics. That's bad for
ofice-seekerg
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15

CAPT. JOSEPH a. FAvRE. vice.
president Of The Poitevent & Fsyre
Lumber Company, Of Pearlington.
lefl Saturday for an extended busi.
ness tour 10 Cuba, South America
and Mexico
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15
SheriR'S Sale.

cuile'f " Newman Judgment for
Sanl Galbraitb, ct al. lin Circnit Sonrt
j. II. Locke, Ind
vs.. r,,,,t = :
; Galhraith aud A. NJ. Daspit. Ss.S5 aud
| cost--in Circuit Court.
T. w. Grayson.
VS..
saml Galbrath aud Annie NJ Dasnit
Judgment for 1929 and cost-in Circpit
Court. i'0"i'
A. G. Tebo,
vs..
Galbraith and Auuie NJ. Dasnit
Judgment for S6l.6O and cost-ip / p
Court, q. B. Wigsington, J.P.l
by virtue of writs of executions. di.
reeted 20 me from the abOye Courts. IN
eaGh ', OF tne foregoing styled cases. [ will
sen NJ phblic outcry to the highest bidder
or cash, at the front door of the conrt-
mouse ~ the town of Ser. uton. jackson
county, Mississippi, on the
4 fSt Monday the first dav of
april, 1899.
" thln legal hours, the following deserib
'u real estate, levied on in these snits
o-Wlt: Lots Nos. % and "a of block No. .
,er map of the town of Ocean springs. in
ne county of jackson, State of Mississin.
" WIN the appurteLances and improys-
lehtS thereon, to satisfy the above mem
l1ned Judgments, aggregating the sum
Sloo.l5 and all costs incident TO said
lIts aud legal interest.
FRANK II. LEWIS, sheriff.
March &, Is99. 1'st
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15

President HARRISON is not q
lover Of :he negro, and positions
they viii get will not be Of much
Importance. The white scalawaps
of the South will secure The best
and softest places.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15

Ills believed that full Repub-
lIcan State ticket will be put in
The field early this summer. If
the Democracy will stand sboul-
der to shoulder it certainly will be
defeated
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15
THE NEW PREACHER POUNDED.

I
Editor Denocrat-Star
Allow ne TO speak a word of
praise OF The people Of Jackson
county through The columns of
your most excellent paper.
| was sent to this (VancIeave)
circuit by The Mississippi Metlo.
DIST Conference held at Vicksburg
December TO- 1889, The first place
at which stopped in your county
wa' Ocean Springs, where | was
very hoSpilably entertained yIbat
most excellent Christian gentle. !
man and brother, Col. w. r ST /
art. From thence | came to the I
parsonage here on Bluff Creek /
aud was met by The ladies and gen.
liemen OF the neighborhood and
we'll supplied with nice THINGS fer
present needs. Two months passed
away and everything began to lock
2ld, ana we were beginning 10 le;
our minds revert back to home
ana associations, in Wilkinson
county, 10 precious parents. reIa.
ives and friends of our cbildbood
lays, and wondering if we wouId 4
'Ver have friends here as dear ia !
IS as those we lett. In fact we 5
lmosl had the blues But we i
ave been made to understand u
nat OF a truth we have friends
ere; On yesterday evening our 4
llhdS were diverted from old St
ONE by a number of the BaDlisI s.
hd Methodist churches Of ire /
rcult, at whose hands we cheer u
lily submitted 10 a pouudinp "
Ut IL was not the Kind that ii'
lrts; 1t did US good. They came IN
hackS, buggles and on horse. a
'cK and some walked. We had &c
nlce, merry time. The ladies al
OK possession Of the premises Ia
und the matches. made a fire and aO
on prepared a lunch, of which TO
ey lLvlied the preacher and his ed
to partake with THEN. NO
e"aS. All enjoyed 1t splendid. SCI
Some who did not come som ev'
'ir respects, while Others did moi
oW 1t, but all gained a place in be
+ hearts, >" ocC
have always been told that VIII
en- The women undertake a THING all
" do 1t well. | am now fulIy act
pared 10 believe it. God bless ms
Sc new friends Of ours. Nav etc
y long 1--we 10 adorn the doc lhl'
les OF Christ, and be the inslru. daJ
nls In the hands Of God i'm saw CIV.
humanity. They will never wal
orgOtlen by us. After all had mel
we begun TO unite bundles VINE
open buckets. We found rice poe
ee, sugar, soap, honey. matches IN
ned peaches, candy. sweet no. MN
es, meat, molasses, dried ap- cru
;, chickens, oil, cologne. eggs. led
kings, handkerchiefs, and toys anna
he children were not forgotten chol
he little girls. A very large slsie
wberry was brought by a little one
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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15

The Pascagoula DEMocRAT-SrAR
celebrated ITS lorty-filth birthday
last week. IL is une of the hest
country papers IN the Slate and
grows beiier as its grows older.
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