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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18

westerly winds prevailed until TUESDAY,
when a light head sea set in. The days
rIiHs were. July 10. - miles 18th, $50;
iaU, t-- ia. i"i. l1.t. "l afd 4QI 10
Sandy Hook. The runs of the city Of Paris
when she made her great voyage were B2,
lo3, JO2 sos. 500, and 3i6 The sandy Hook
marine station reported the Teutonic as
passing Inc har az -,in Yesterday morning.
Captain Irving saws that it was some
what ioggy as Doe entered port. but he
states positively that he passed abeam oi
the sandy HOOK Lightship az 1:lj. This Is
the point at which the ocean races rom
Queenstown are supposed to terminate.
The ,ity Of NcW York cf the Imnau Line
which has bad 80 many close races with thc
Tcutnnir, allied f0r iiyorr0Cl rcs'erda.
a:torunon. - d. understood that Captai.
Watkins hopes on this trip to equal. IL not
,urpass, tine splendid work OF ihe old rival
of his vessel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18
huMBERT ALARMED.
lie Fears that iiis Kingdom is Becoming
Depopulated.

LoNDoN, July 1.-THE emigration sta
tistics tor the year lsS9, issued by the ital-
ian Government, show an increase In the
number OF departures from Italy, so large
as 10 cause much uneasiness in regard 10
the country's available material for MILL
tary augmentation In the event OF an emer-
gency demanding a large addition 10 the
army. The returns lust published show
that during the period mentioned nearly
ia. 900 Italians sought homes In other cctin-
tries. Of this number - 0o0 emigrated 20
the Argentine Republic. 5000 TO Brazil
and 30. 900 10 the United states.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18
Fishing schooner Seized.

HAIFAx, y. =, July ia special
cablegram from II. Pierre, Miquelon, says
the schooner May, from Fortune Bay. n. ~
with cargo Of 100 plinials OF Goldfish was
seized in that harbOg this morning for sell-
ing cod roes. The vessel and cargo art
valued AT Sl.0a. The dispatch does not
giye particulars. 1t is surmised tho
schooner was seized by the French sutk0ri-
ties as an act Of retaliation ON New Found
land. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18

T.. Little, Esq, Of Anson, was made tenn
porary chairman. and r.John ID. shaw, Jr'
~ Richmond. permanent chairman.
CaptaihJ. -. NcIyor. Of Moore, received
the nomination Tor ludge on the nrst baiiol-
he Note stand.ne Mclyor. 1853; McRae, 10.
Anson voted 80 lOr McRae and l3 for Ne
lycr. solicitor Frank Mcneil was ren0mi-
mated by acCldmati0u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18

GLASGOW, VA. July H. special. F. Col.
ne. Parsons has sold TO Boston, Lynn
Massachusetts and Virginia Company, the
Natural Bridge with its hotels, tract OF
land. etc. The purchasers are: +. W.
Breed. Lynn. Mass; J. Il. Lerson, Boston
Joseph Davis, Lynn; l.. II. Shields; Norfolk
aud Nj. NJ. Martin, Of Glasgow. Inc new
owners will eNpcnd over hall million IN
new hotels and other improvements
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18
BALL.
Result. of the Various Games Played
Nn-lnrIAY.

Results of the Various Games flayed
Yesterday.
PLAYERS Lcarue-Nt Boston: Bostons,
d.: Chicago-. p. At Philadelphia: Phila-
delphia-. 3; Bu01los, .. At New York
New lorks. $ Pitsbur-s, =. At Brook
lyn. BrooNw-. @; Clcycands, s, ten ln-
un--.
National Loague-At Boston: Bostons. o.;
Cmcinu3ti-.3. At Philadelphia; PhlIadel-
phia-.1. Chca-os. .. At New York New
lorN.. 3. Clcyci1nd-. e game called ON ac-
count of rain. 40 Brooklyn: PitIsburss, -
Bro0hiyu-, D..
American Association At Columbus
Columbus D. Bruoklyu-, o.. Al Louisville.
syracuse. 3: Louisville, 0.At Toledo: To-
lad0.. D: R0che-tors, .. At ,t. Louis, IT.
Louis. 3: Athletics, 3.
Atlantic League At New Haven: NeN
Uneu-. O: Wumugton-. 5. At Worcester
Norce.tDr-. %: Wa-hiultonS, g, came called
ON account of darkness. Az Jersey Ci}
Jersey City,. g.. Balum0rc-, O.. At Hart
ford: Hailoms-NcwWk game postponed
Ou account Of rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18
NAVIGATING THE AIR.
Professor Campbell Demonstrates That
30 Can be Done.

30 Can be Done.
BUFFALO. N y, July E.-Proiessor
Campbell. of Brooklyn, demonstrated yes
terIay afternoon that bee can successfully
na,i.at. tine clouds with his air-ship. The
test was made from the Parade House
grounds. only few spectators being pre-
semi. AZ 1915 he stepped into the ship, the
rope, were let go. and the balloon went
straight up until it reached an altitude OF
about 5000 feet, when it moved IN "a
,outhcrly direction. After sailing ion
"A short time it moved 10 the
southeast. and turning around went north.
east. At q O'Clock Professor Campbell
landed several mile, from the starting point
He pronounced it "a successful trip. Inc
nroncller, worked nicely. lie had perfect
control VI the ship, and was entirely salts
dad. Another ascension viii Doe made on
saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18
Quite English, You Know

An English gentleman who was specta-
tor of the sights and scenes IN thicaso uuI-
ing the Republican National convention VI
lSSS. when asked what general feature ,i,n- Iui-
number Of advertisements hapded me IN The
form of bills and circulars
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18
nlch Grlm.n .o.erelen.

Yn. Prince Of -chaumhurg-Lippe, tho
rfa.r of tae Emperor Williams intended
I..il.rIu.l1w. l. one of thc richest Of ihe
German -Dter.isus. lie possesses a very
I.r.. fortune uud vast estates in bohemia
Uuu.ar, aud Dpper Austria, aud is the
oNncroi u.ari, the whole Of his principality
which lics between Cologne and Berlin ana
j. contains au area OF nine German square
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18
sAACKLETT NOT GUILTY.
Verde, of the jury in stafford County
other Cases EefOre the Court

Other Cases Ifefore the Court
FREDEmCk-B Va, july H.
Special. The Trial of b. 4. ~hackleit,
which has been in progress az stafford
Court House for the past TWO days. an ac-
count OF which appeared in today TIMES,
ended thi, evening with 20 verdict ol not
suiiw for the accused. The jury only be-
ing ont 70 few moments. The plea of self
defense was entered and proved by the
counsel of ~hJcklctt, hence the verdict Of
not guilty.
Considerable interest was manifested n
tine case. as both young men are quite
prominent and members of the most inllu-
ential families Of the county. The trial
was the result of "a difficulty between the
Two Young men in March last over do-,
which resulted in personal encounter
during which ~hacklett was terribly beaten
about ihe head with weight, aud llcrndon
n turn was icarlully cut The verdict
seems 90 Doe satisfactory.
The case Oi Sullivan indicted for felony
was also taken up and the accused convict
od and sentenced t0 the penitcntlary for two
years.
The case of Armstrong indicted for seduc-
lion was tried aud resulted IN an acquittal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18

Boston. july o.. II is announced ina,
fle scheme whereby all The soda water ana
beer auaratus interests in the inited state,
we're d. h. amalgamated into trust ana
.uH fo English capitalists has ialieh
nnrYueh. thc broker who was cnginctIln.s (
tIe dcal having cabled nom London his lall-
Ur.t0 organile the necessary combination
owing. it is said, 10 the high price demand
.Dl by the sellers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18

CANTON, o., july iI.-It has been de,,
cjded by the Republican Congressional
Committee of the sixteenth district TO r.
nominate Ma ior Mckinley for Congress by
acclamation. and 10 dispense with thtl form-
alitv OF nominating convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18

Th. Senate spent tAe day ion iuc discus
sion of tl. irrigation question u connection
with amendment t0 the ~uudry civil biz.
Mr. Allison introduced resolution
(Which went over, masking DO am order o.
put thc ite-miuutc rule 800 effect ON the dis
ru--ion of tbc bin or ans amendment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18

The House spent tno entire day in thr dis
cu--ion of the Land Grant Forfeiture Dill
and finally passed 30. lt is % substitute ioI
thc senate bill, and 10 lorieits all 'and
grants opposite 90 and c0termlual with poll
lions of railroad NOT nOw completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18

HoGfy r.. Riepe, OF South Rutherford, y.
j.. has rGsiy, but once handsome sword,
inscribed with the name Of Mayor Andre,
which he saws he found on the banks OF tho
passaic few days ago. The inscription Is
very plain. Mr.. R,epe has first rate repu-
tation hor iruthfllness and general good
character. An that region is historic.
General Washington once occupied the
Kinesland manor. near South Rutherford,
A. his headquarters, and British forces
camped along the Passaic during the reNo-
iutionary war.
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OFFICE
SHIELDsBoRo, MISS,
january "A. lSYO.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all persons
N claiming any of the articles mentioned
below. now under seizure, under the rev,
enue and Collection Laws OF the United
States, at the Custom House at PaseaSou-
la, Miss, to appear and file their claim I"
tho same, according to law, in this office
within twenty days from the date Ot
this publication.
Case 122, Dec, u, l5oG'-2I0 cigars ex-
cessive sea stores, seized ON American
schooner "Ncllie +. Sawyer" at PasciigOu-
la, Miss,
Case l2a, July 20, 1Ss7.-140 cigars ex-
| cessive sea- stores, seized on American
bark "Sam'l Wslch' at Pascagoula, Miss.
Case l:0, April 30, laoo,-lOO cigars,
failure to manifest goods, sc zed on
American schooner Sydney q. Hnpper
ut PLscagonla, Miss, -,
Case 1873, July 5, 1sss.-l25 cigars, fali-
IRE to manifest goods, seized on American
schooner LENA r. Storer, at ~Pascagonia'
Miss.
Case 1876, August 30, lSss-5O cigars,
failure TO manifest goods, seized on Amer-
lean schooner al. Buddig" at P~ascaSoula'
Miss.
Case 140, June 3, 1SS9.-l,s 600 cigars
excessive sea stores, seized on Spanish
brig "Pubilla' at P~ascag0ula. Miss.
w. G.. HENDERSON,
Collector of Customs.
I,r,orv 81 IaeO. 4S-4t
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Circuit and District Courts
Of the United States.

In the Circuit and District Courts OF
the United States, for the Southern d.
vision of the Southern District OF Mlssis-
sippi.
For sufficient reasons appearing 10 me-
If il ordered that the marshal of said Dis
triet. on the Third Monday in February
next. adjourn said Courts until the
First Monday IN March merit, 1890,
at which all jurors, witnesses and parties
will attend said Courts. u the business
thereof will be proceeded with as ut the
regular term of said Courts. 1t is further
ordered, for the information of all par
Ties concerned, that the Pascagoula DEM
ocRAr-STAR aud CIdriOR-L Ledger be request
ed to insert this order in said papers re-
spectively.
Ordered, this January 81, 1890.
A trne couy. X. A. HILL, Judge.
r. II. WINTER, Clerk, per C. Phelps, DC
January 81, 1880. 1871
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NOSSPOINTD DEPARTMENT.
c DIRECTORY.
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

Miss Clara Wilcox has rendered her
resignation as principal of Magnolia
School on account of the serious ILL
ness of her mother.
Lieut.. Coy. NJ. NJ. Evans was at
home The latter part OF last week. lie
returned 10 Jackson Tuesday. We
were clad 70 see him booking so well.
Mr.. j. ?. Griffin, of Griffin, Perry
connty, was in town this week. lie
reports plenty OF logs, but high and
dry,
The festive goat is getting to be a
praat nuisance in II town. Some OF
them are getting to be so bold that
they walk into our stores and butt the
proprietor ou'.
One of the Pascagonla Lumber Co.'S
mills is running this week.
The outlook for business here is not
encouraging. 1t will be perhaps 6O OF
90 DAYS before all the mills will start
again.
rho +. Y. DaGtzler Lumber Co,
| Skinned 3 car loads OF lumber to Dos
a.anlItn louisville this week.
a. o,o,rS Tam visited Mobile
'''' ~u,.,,,
w 80,
mas occ"
Rev. lnnian w. Cooper, ircsl"inS
Elder of this dl>irlct VIII pEeaeh IL w
Methodist Church, Saturday hlglh' d
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For the
HOW WE GIL aAt LOGS.
ADETAiLE HISTORY ~ TIE fRESENi
NODE OF OPERATING.
- ngd IRpmpp.
Suggestions by an Old Logger


HOW LOGs ARE CUT
The present way of cutting logs III
the woods is practically 10 inches up
IN diameter. The chopper cuts ms
tree off, say Is #. or 20 IT. long where.
ovcr e hinks the log wiIf measure 10
INCHES, while, in the meantime, it he
coull cut from a smaller diameter, no
could give us a more profitable log
ror de,ls and general bill lumber odt
~ thp ION log, than he low gives
- nut nf the butt log. from lie .ldcl
,h,t there would be- M shakes III me
,mn log. consider the loss from ms
wav no I Is per cent in timber.
NV logs ARE U IN TUE RIVER.
Tn a treat many places there arc
at roads cut and iha logs rolled
| down an the dry gronnd; In some
"l,rrs il win require a 10 II. or IL II
- ~ move them, when a short wa!
and A little effort would irnl thelh ~
thc bed of the stream. That wo'''
save great deal ot extra hal''t,."s
%,,en il came to diving logs. I'M
nra-ont mode detains the driver
rn,Len The water is high, and ~ 9rea
Many instances they get them into w
",oos and then il is loo low l" con
,;nue tbe tourney to the end. Anotii
or l. where they are pat INTO tlle Siia'
crecks. aud piled from bank 10 "a"
.ofiIly. aud nothing short OF a .
Lii move them. Aud the man WI
tries Ia drive them Is not arille1 WI,
,,a modern implements I" break ian'
;nrs and handle his logs as he sho,ii'
, 1,l,at i why a small rise ot walcr'o
LIN or ) f.. is not noticed ~ tho'
- II present. There is no organ
I'll driving company. When the WI
5 -. comes the ox-duver puts doN
ia yvhip. aud the chopper puts aoN
80 ave. and they start for the river
tive Inc whole country y hO"'S
a.;,h water. Then they are cothpel
I ,awse t,c water IN its high stag
thero beiar no shear booms' me ~
tbcn fake into the Wonsls anu -
Inc minis. | counted ~ logs q" ~
e i,ausls on Red Greek. some hau o.'
e -, year aud over. and some Z
u - Ten dollars properly eNpen
:. ~ ,eonld have put every y @t ~.
- tbe river. / am minrnle" "g :
, men on the river that thefe n
where from five TO ten ihonsahe y
10 scattered along the banks o.
ID Crcl. anil sinkers, l. would DC a,Hr'
}. impossible Ia count them bns
4, admit that a great many ol t'e I
,, Los 81 this county viii sink, 50
Ai,.rs when they are first put ~ y
aeat quite low, aud gradually
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LAND NOTICE.
80 orrIcE Id JAcEsox. M.

LAND OFFICE At JACKSON, Miss,
January 3, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ihg-named settler has hled notice oil his
Intention to make final proof in support
81 his claim, and That said proof will be
male before the Judge OF in his absence
,he Cireuit Clerk st Scranton, Hiss, on
February II. 1890. viz Joseph W. Flnrry-
homestead No. Il 939 for the north I
northeast Z section 81, west northwest
section y township ; south range :
west.
lie names the following witnesses "a
prove bis Continuous residence upon and
saltlFanon 81 said land viz George J
anitn' Nathan King. Jefferson X. Havfns
sne Simon Holles. all Of Nadclcave p. O.
jackson county, Miss.
r. c. KERR, Register.
January 3. 1900. Asa
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LAND NOTICE.
LAM OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss,
Jauuary 81, 1890.

LAND OFFICE AT Jackson, Miss,
January 81, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF ms
intention to make final proof IN support o.
his claim. and that sand proof will be maHe
before the Judge or in his absence 'ne
Circuit Clerk ut Scranton, Miss'' U"
March IL, 1880, viz: ,e-a
Alfred Tanner, Homestead No. l5,OOS,
for tbe nortl, ! southwest I and southeast
j south vest / section %, township ), south
lie names the following witnesses TO
nroye his continuous residence upon ana
cultivation of said land, viz: ..,
Thomas Howell, A. I. finch, gonn
ley aud Charles Gibson: an Oh Amei''"'
p, O., jackson county, Miss.
r. C. KERR, Register.
Januury 81, 1890. 4'-o'
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LAND NOTICE. .
I.AND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss, !
January 81, 1890.

LASD OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,
January 81, 1890. J
Notice * hereby given that the follow
rnaw,.al settler has filed notice of his
;nTenfi"n to make final proof m support
~ his claim. and that sand proof VIII De
msJe before the Judge or in his absence
the Ci,ruit Clerk nj Scranton, Miss, on
March IA, 1890, VIZ: en-
Calvin Tanner, Homestead No. l5,6Ss'
Cor tbe northeast I southwest section ~
township 3, south range ) west:
lie names the following witnesses 70
n,ova his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz;
Charles Gibson, John Tilley, Alfred l.
Finch and Thomas Howell, all Of Ameri'
ems 2. o., jackson County. Mist
r. c. KERR. Register.
January II, 1890. 49-ot
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SheriT''s sale.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JACKSON COUNTY.
Mrs. ID. ID. COwan,
We

Mrs. ID. ID. COwan,
VS..
II. II. FOy,
r. Seal, surety.
Nv virtue of a writ of execution, direct
ed 70 me by Walter NJ. Denny, Clerk OF
the Circuit Court of said county, | VIII
sell at public cutlery to the highest bidder
far cash. at the front door of the Court
hnnse In fine town OF Scranton, said
County and State, on the
FIRST Monday, the 3rd day Of March,
,sm within legal hours, the following
described real estate, levied on in TINS
snit, as the property Of II. Seal. surety
herein, to-wit; In jackson comfy ~ sl' H.
northwest quarter of section 81. TOWNSHIP
:. south range Z west, to satisfy a jndg'
memt in this cause, against the said H. u u,
Foy, principal, aud r. E sn and sos ~,
+. IL. LEWIS, sheriff.
January 81, 1890. 4S-4t
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CARD OF THANKS.

The members of the Scranton Epis-
copal Church hereby extent their
thanks 10 the people of Moss Point,
Scranton and Pascagoula, who helped
10 make a success of the entertainment
given by them on January 3lst. Also
TO the public in general for their gem
erous donations aud kind patronage.
Gross receipts $ll9.Oj; net proceeds
Sl0s
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TnE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
To Robert Lyle, David Lyle n nate
Lyle, minors
Yon are hereby cited to appear before
the Chancery Court Of Jackson county
~ said State, on the
I7tk day Of February, 1890,
thap and there TO show cause. If any they
can. why final account Of Ms. PTovine
/ Lvle. guardian Of said miuors, should Dot
be approved, allow cd aud said guardian
discharged. -.
Witness nv nand dni zeal ct office thi'
| 31st day Of December. l39
w. M. DENNY. Clerk.
January 3, ls9o. %St
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LAxD OFFICE AT JACKSON, MIss.s I
January 81. l-9n. \

LAxD OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss
January 81, lS90.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of his
inteufiou to make final proof IN support
Of his claim, aud that said proof viii be
made before the Judge. or in hts absence
The Circnit Clerk at Scranton, Mss on
March "a. 1870, viz:
.Iohn RILEY. Homestead No. l5.6l4, for
the VEST ! northwest I and west south
vest quarter, section ~, township = south
range ) west
lie names the following witnesses -
prove bis continuous residences apon anu
| cultivation Of said land, vizs
W. y. Walters. Alfred fauner, Calvin
Tanner and Charles Gibson, all Of Amer
ems p. O., Jackson cunntys Miss
X. &. KIRK, Register.
January 81, lSo. $sst
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LAND NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss,
January 81, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ipr named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, aud that said proof will be
made before the Judge or in his absence
tbe Clerk of the Courts, at Leakesyille,
Miss. on March Is, 1890, viz: Elias Mills.
Homestead No. l6,433 for the northwest
!, srction 81, township |, North range D
west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon aud
cultivation of said land, viz: Ellice Ma
son, Pinkney Brennan, A.. c. Naples and
Powell Mason, all Of Leakesville, Greene
county, Hiss.
January n, 1880. 49-6t
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LAND OFFICE at JACKSON, Miss,
January 81, 1890.

LAxD OFFICE at JACKSON, Miss,
January 81, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that SAID proof VIII be
made before the Judge or in his absence
the Circuit Clerk, at Scranton, Miss, ON
March Is, 1870, viz:
Frank Smith, homestead No. l0,55l, for
The east 1, southwest l and southeast T.
northwest 1, section ~ and northeast T.
northwest I, section "a, township 3, south
range 8 west.
He names the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence nPoh anu
cultivation Of said land, viz;
.John Martin. ID. K. Phelps, A Is Gordih
| and Victor Garlotte, all OF Yancleave 70,
| Jackson county, Miss.
January 81, 1880. 4S-bt
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WANTED!
FIFTY 80 PEOPLE

To OPEN STEAMED OlSlEho'
WOMEN AND CHILDREN PREFERRED.
Apply to B.9R.fT.aRE.a CIV
Ming CO., Biloxi, Hiss or 10
Tnrp ROBBINS, at Bosarge's eating-house'
in front of Railroad Bridge, Scranton.
Passage will be paid for all those deSlr-
ipr to 90. Rent furnished Free and Meals
supplied Mt the very lowest prices.
Those desiring TO go will apply, at once
as an AGENT will be in Scranton shorty 10
take these people to Biloxi.
January 81, 1890, ~"
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Mr.. c. D.. Moore has oe~ ap-
pointed by Gov. stone census gunner
ator for this county.
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LAND NOTICE,

January 81, 1880.
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Scranton, Miss. Feb 3, 1890.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-25
accept the loan of the one offered by Mr..

accept the loan of the one offered by Mr..
Redick.
Mr.. Shafer said he understood that
the city would receive interest on the
money anyway. If the case were de-
cided in favor OF the city Mr.. Yarnell
would have to pay the interest.
Major Bonsall said that the charter
only contemplated two ways ofprocedure
The money either had to be loaned out
at interest or to be placed in a safe in
the city hall vault. As an injunction
had been placed on the loaning OF the
money, the safe should be provided and
the money be placed in the vault. He
said that the prevailing opinion was
that the Council was Juggling the
matter.
Mr.. Hamilton said that the purchase
of safe would be useless expenditure.
He did not believe that it was necessary
to purchase safe simply to crafty the
whims of officials. He was not bound
by any moneyed corporation, but he did
not believe in purchasing a safe.
The report of the finance committee
was adopted by a vote OF to l, even
Mr.. Brown, who had said he would
move for the purchase of a safe, voting
with the finance committee.