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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-11
Die Suo 8efabr.
XI.*)
Sic Oeriuoete Ereiie.

gs banbslt i1 UNI bic iibiI9e 0sIts
bsrridaft. Cine 9erri9aft psrmittslft Der
@slbma9t ALIEN 1T unausii5,bar. 9as
Spridport: v@eIb resiert bic 8sIt",
bsmdbrt fid wobI bet sinem sroBsn Gbeils
Der Wenidbsit, aaein IS sibt aud nod
sbrenuertbe A%usnabmsn. gs pirb INNER
Wsnidsn Don Gusenb unb @baratter aes
ben, bte benz psrfibrerti9sn Rsi3 bss Gel
bss 3u wibe,ftebsn pifsn. Das f6 nun
nit @sIb ni9t uerfibren IdBt, mug bur4
bte Offsntli4e Weinuns b. 3. bur9 bic
Yrsfe, usI4s bic 6fentIids Msinuns
madt, psrfibrt psrbsn. capital un6
Yrsfs fnb baber bic suei Sauptmittsl. nit
usI9sn bas moberne Subsutbum bic g6Itsr
sa erobern sebentt.
9luf benz Sanbebrtn Al Rratau ipra4
Der sSube Wontsfiors tn Der Rabiner 9ers
iammIuns: vSbr fibrst usrsebIi9s &ebsn,
70 LANCE mir ni9t bic BreTe In !6dnben
babsn, 1T slass usrssbIi9. llmionit brinst
ibr @sisai9aiteu, 4ulsibsn, Bantrotts u.
b. 9. gu Stanbe, 70 LANCE mir ni9t bic
prefie gu gsrwenbuus babsn, I'M, bic DeIt
gu betduben unb 81 tdui4sn, ri1ten mir
nidts aus unb unisrs Ssrridaft bIsibt Elm
6irnssipinf." 8on bisisr !3sit an besans
men bic sSuben bas tsufii1s 0srt, nsbii
benz 5anbsI unb RapitaI aud Der YrsHs
unb gitsratur f9 ~ bsmd1tissn. Die
prsHe 1T in uniern Gassn cine @roSmadt,
bsnn iis resisrt bic Setter unb ma1t bic
6ffentli9e Weinung. Das piHen bic sSus
ben redt gut. 9ur9 ibr @slo mar es
ibusn u isbr Ieidt su 5srrsn Der grsKs
fi9 gu MAIDEN. Rommanbirt bod 4. y.
Der iibiids Banter gIsi9r6bsr aIsin So
3situnsen.
Sn paris finb aas gIitter, nit 4usnabs
me pon 4 ober 5. unter ilbii9sr 2eituns.
Die In 5rantrei4 70 itsbt es aud BET ben
iibrissn RatiOnen @uropa's.
Sn 8om wirb bic r&iforma", bas
Sauptorsun grispis bur9 ben Subsn 9spp
rsbisirt. Die Tribune" bat ais Dirisens
ten ben Subsn Su3,ato, bic vOpiniOns"
ben Suben 9ot3ati, Der vOiriitO@ ben Sus
ben Gsbss9i, bic v5anfuQa" ben Suosn
@biron, bic vStaIia" TT tn ben 5anbsn
bss Suben SbIiesbi u. |. N. Dis s,6Btsn
y Ger porleBte artitel NOR irtbimli6 go.
VIII. TAFT yto. TX. uumerirt, Der leBte bassssn
gto. X, TAFT X.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-11
Suxem6
VereiniQte Staaten.

Wie uns na9trdsIid nitsstbsiIt pirb,
ftnb am Is. DECEMBER 1889 Elm 2urems
burger unb 3wsi 9aIblursmburssr TN ct.
Warieu: Seuliuar Su glsuslanb, Ohio, au
9rieitern seustbt uorbsn. Rsp. q SORT
belt feline erfe 81. Wefs auf &slep's
Srlanb, gris Co., Sbio Neuiabr trat e.
feline Stsls als Sector In Weoiua on.
Der bo9u. Ssrr Sran3istus 5ultsen las
feline erits 81. Wsfie In Nsw Bedford BET
ben Sisters of Humility unb 1T In 6irbp,
Bpanbot &c., Ohio, anssffelt. &sperenb
Ssnas Wonberlp, eiu Better bss bo1w.
Sats,s ObsrIintsls, las isins eris BELL.
Re1e In ct. Ri9oIas (5rsn9toun), gsrs
mid, Sensca Co., Ohio, mo er su 6aule
III. Rsu. @onberIp warb In 0~srmtuion,
@ris Co., o., anseiteut.
@swiB ss tommt isltsn Dor, bab brei
lursmburser &inber In eirsm Ssminar tn
Nmerita ,brs Stubien MAIDEN, am ieIben
Gage unb an, ieIben Srts bie 81. @siben
empfansen. 0o9 bier seidab es. W6s
gen IS quite Nrbeitsr I'm Weinbsrse bsS
Serrn ruerbenl
5err Sorf 1T In Wspmerstird, @es
msinbe Sid, ssborsn, ffubirts aut 9ltbss
naum tn 9ursmburg unb fam au IL. Ius.
1885 ms ct. Warisniemiuar nod @lspes
lamb. 9err Wonbsrlp 1T In Bsrwtd, Se>
neca, Sbio, sebdrtia, ifabirte tn ct. 6rans
cis unb Wount Galuarp, 0ts. Witters
Ii1er Seits 1T CT 2ursmburser, absr Ct
iyri9t cIaiii9 Letzebdrger-deitsch. Serr
JranGois SuItsen 1T aud mittsrIi9sr
Seits Iursmbursii6en Siammss, Bet Oies
bsnbofen ssboren. Der Batter 1T 2otbs
ringer. Dis cIaifi9en Stubisn abiols
pirte 9err 9ultsen gu Wss am bii96fi9en
@pmnafum Ct itubirts 6 Wonate Bbilos
iopbie In 2uremburg uut trat I'm Musut
1855 nit Rep. Ns. Woss, ST., bic &etle
iber See on, IN, ms Seminar gu @lepss
lamb ein3utreten.
orrsiponben3.- Nm /. 5sbr.
LIT Ssrr Ns. Wilperbtns aus @ana9, NIT
Sran unb 2 &inbern BON bier (5reeport,
Winn.) abasrsif, UNI NIT benz Dampfsr
,Dasslanb" Der v0teb Star Cine" am 8.
Ssbruar mad ~2ursmburs absufabrsn. Oers
islbe mar i'm 6ribiabr .. ). NIT ieinsr
Samilis beribersetommen, um ii6 bier ans
aufebsln. Da er isinss 3si9ens MSbel'
i9rsinsr, Ct bel bsr Wai4tneuarbeit
bier ni6t forttam unb sr bod Weiiter bleis
ben wolts, 10 trat sr, nm sine @rfabrans
ret9er, bic &iitrsiie an. Den &etisnben
Slid 5ur Sab,t!
Dem padsrsn gborresenten 5errn ant.
WiIusrbins psrsbrts Der Rir4en@or 81
5resport, Winn., eiusn babi4en Eattitod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-11

gs sibt Bsbauptunssn, bic 70 ssmaItis
bumm unb aIbern iinb, baB man he tur3
abfsrtissn muB, obne fi9 In sine wsitIdus
fige grtIdruus unb gslebruns ~einsuIa fen,
ionft isst man fd Der @sfabr aus, feline
eiseue Dummbsit 81 offsnbaren unb ben
9sgner In isinem bummsn @lauben 3u BE-
ftdrtsn. gon bisier 9lrt lit bic abssbro:
i9sne g~ebauptuns: Aas RsIisioneu flnb
gut.
Ridt Bios Disisnissu, psI1s in Der
wabren 8slision Tau seuorbeu, ober wel9e
uon berielbsn absefaaen hnb, oSer we!9e
ibrs Ginbsr in elmer falidsn &slision err
3isbsn Iufsn, iu9sn f9 NIT bisisr bummsn
Musrebe 3u trOIsn, ionbern mar bort aud
bduig slaubenslois Protsitautsn unb &a'
tboIiten, bic man psrfu9t wGrs su ben @ss
btlbsten gu rs9neu, bieien bummen Auss
ipru1 tbuu obsr benislben aIs stwas
SeIbtpsrifdnbIi5ss binusbmsn. Wsnn
ale RslisiOnsn gut unb slei9 gut wdren, 70
t6nnts man ebenio ridtts iasen: ale &eIis
sionen ieisn i9Ie@t, sIsi6 f9ls9t. 9enn
bel Der &slision banbeIt es ft9 um bic refine
unb unusrmii9te Uabrbeit. 9ieie aber
Tam ni9t in msbreren usri4iebensn &eli'
sionen 5uslei9 uortommen. Nur cine elm:
1ise ReIiston fam bic Babrbsit rein unO
unpermii9t befssn. Sinb aber aue &es
Iis;onen slei9 gut. 10 1T bas nur unter bsr
8orausietuns m6sIi5, baB feline &sIiSiOn
bic refine unb unusrfdG9te Wabrbeit be-
FIFE, ODER baB es BET ber Rslision gar nt5t
auf bic Babrbeit antomme In beibsn 6dl'
len wdren absr bic &sIisionsn sIei9
i5ls4t, neil cine &eliSion, bic ni9t bic
refine uno unpsrfdIi9te Bubrbeit Isbrt, Ses
nib i4ls4t 1T.
Dsl9s &slision absr bic alsin wubrs
unb quite iei, bas Iernt iebsr RatbOlit In Der
S9uIe, unb bat CT es i'm @srdui9e Der
Uelt ober Der 2sibeni6aften uersefsn, 10
wirb 60 ibm isbsr 3sit bur4 bic Preoist
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-11

Sbr tennt, ebrphrbtss Sriber, BITE 3eits
perbaItnife. Auf Der etnen Sette inb bic
Meni6en pom elmer ~uubanStgsn Qeieputb
bsieelt, auf Der anbern Seite srsieBt ftd
stn StrOm i3Is6ter S9riften. IS sann
tarm sei4ilSert peroen, pel9sn S9sben
btsie tastasli9 ben Sitten unb Der ReIis
ston sufisen. Oarum feb stfrts baruuf
beba1t, bur6 Bitten unb grnabnen unb
uuf anbere 8eiie bic 9ldubisen pom ieuen
unlautern Queaen %fernSubaIten unb fe au
beffern gu fibren. Sebr uitli9 wtrb es
fem, wenr unter eaerer Iuffh9t rnb Qeis
tuns GaseSblitter eri9einen, pelde benz
uon allen Setten barseret6ten Site 3eits
sendB eutsesenwtrten, unb bic 0abrbett,
Susenb unb ReIistOn i@aeen.
Geo XIII. on bic portusiefi6en giid6fe.
1885.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-11

parun bas Subsntbum In benz arSBten
Tbetle Der 6ffentItden prefs elm 9 L me-
den vRibr' d MID an" TIL
Wan bari selesentIi9 auf Muss idtmpfen,
auf @ott, &aiier unb R6nis, absr ein
b E BARI MID. einmal i9isf anssfsben
werbsn, unb iei es Der f9musisite polnti9s
S9norrer. Cont i9rsit slsi1 bic 9anse
Yrefe Der vciuiIiRrten WsIt" ibsr ,S1tos
%terans" unb vnlittelalterIi5e &sa,tton' -
Stebt es nun bsfer Bel uns In amerita2
Gin srfabrener S9riftitslsr ssitsbt: Wit
IusuabTe bss rGew 0orter @onmercir
abpsrtiisr", wsl9er, ute i'd CLAUDE, feline
iibii4sn S9rsiber bsi4dftist, sibt es tau1t
cine 3situnss:S ffcs IN Rem gort bic u,a
Der Subenpeif fret mare"
Dteies i6arfe urtbsil trifft uo5l nur bis>
wsltIi9e Easesprefe. Sps3ifi4 4riit!!5s
Ssitunsen wsrbsn pobl ni4I uon Subsn
gei4riebeu, penu fe aud, ME iOl3ss tn
Seiferrei1 portomrnt, pon Slben sesrins
bet, setauft unb sslsitst psrben t6nnen.
@as nun BON Nsu 9ort gilt, gilt ebsnio
BON @bicaso, st. 9ouis, Nsp Orleans.
Nusldnber tabelu uns pesen bes anna6ens
ben iibiiden Cones unierer 3eitunseu.
Die sroBen EasssbIdtter inb meiitsns reis
ner 9umbus, ba fs I'M gefis Der Suben
ii6 bsfinbsn unb fir bic Sutsrsiisn bss
Subsntbums arbsitsn. Die beuti5s BrsGe
itsbt Dor 4asm i'm Dienits Der Saben.
Wan bstra9ts uns bic vSainOis Staatss
3%eituns" In Der Nibe unb man pirb nsbt
benz Subsn gSrnfisin nod cine Rsuse
@bicusoer unb beutider Sabsn ais seitiSe
Batter pss BIattes eutoefsn. ST ia bod
Der Saupt. Rebatteur, Brdfbent bes bsuts
i9en Subsntbuus In gbtcaso. l1nb ietu
BIatt Iisfsrt bic ssiitise Nabruns fir BITE
Wsprbsit Der Dsuti9en tes @eitsus. Ber
Tam ba it5 nod wunbern iber bic ssiitiss
geriubuns ieiner 2efer? llniere Yrsle 1T
psriuost. Wir tSnnsn uns bieie traurtse
Wabrbeit ni9t ldnser psrbsblen. Die etz
men ~unisrsr SsitunSen fno iibii9es @issns
tbum, bic anoeren itsbsn i'm Oienite Der
Suben obsr werben pom Suoen sei3rteben
obsr s~sIsitet. Selbit pisle ~unierer tatbos
Ii9sn gldttsr tSnneu it9 Der 2eituns Der
Subsn, psI9e ben sr6Bten Ebeil Der ans
noncen Iiefern, ni1t entSieben. gldtter,
bic pom iibiiden 9nnoucen, ibr timr1ers
li9ss Daiein friftsn, miii In Der brens
nenbsn Subenfruse not5wsntis itumu.e
Suube bleiben, mite iene, bic uon Suben
seIsitet perben. Das 1T Der tisfe @runb,
uesbalb bic bsuti9e Prefs, wsl9e bic Sus
bsns @sfabr rs9t roobI tennt, ober bod tens
men ioute. ibsr BITE Sabenfrase sdnblides
Stiai9wetsen bsoba9tet.
Das 9si9dft Dor aGsm, unb absr als
les. Nur BITE v9uremburser 9asette" unb
Soma" uIetn, baben, mir iasen IS nit
Stol;, ben Mutb sebabt, Der sSuben: @es
fabr BRETT ms Nuse gu i9auen unb bieIels
be far9tIos gu betdmpfen.
0obin pirb bas auusritanii1e Bolt, bas
iest am 9dnseIbanbe Der Suben iid leitsn
ldBt, ssIanssn? Die Intwort lit Isi9t.
S9au bin, mad irsenb einsm 9aubs, wo
bic Suben am Guoer iinb. Wir nerbsn
bic 6ne4ts ber Subsn psrbsn. Radbsm
fs f6 In ben 8efs ~unisres RapitaIs, uns
ierer Srefe unb 6fentIi1sn Weinung ssz
isst, faat uns natitli1 bic Roqe pon Qas
teieH Der 5uben gu, ss ist henn, bas MFR
uns su mdnnli9er Rotbwsbr srmannen,
bepor IS su fpdt III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-11
R6tuns i6r SatGofisen.
Ole sttusme pes pests. gias TX.

Bir sriu9sn Sis tntSnbtsf, allen bsnsn
NIT eurem suten 8iueu unb enrer @unif
bsisufteben, bic, nit @stft bssabt ano nit
g~eniissaber SsnntntB ausssriifet, f9 on
Ste Irbeit MAIDEN unb Binder unb 3ettun'
gen our 9ertbsibisuns unb Gerbrsituns Der
satbOIii5en 2ebre uerofent!i6sn.
@ncpclico VtIis TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-11
Die gtttntae SECS XIII.

2aTst eues 2t5t leu6tsn uor ben Rsns
i&eu, bumit fe eusre suten @srte ieben.
t1nb Der Serr sebe su6 Susu Setneu Sessul
Geo XIII. an bas in 8armo eritetnsnbs 8Iatt
Luce" (2su9ts), aniGn9 1880.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-03-07

A Baptist preacher named Dun
can, was hanged at Ozark, Ala,
last Friday, for numbering his wife
last July. He committed the ter
rible crime that he might marry q
young girl belonging 10 his flock.
As the papers say, Duncan wore
the livery Of Heaven, but served
the devil.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-03-07
MOUTH IND THE MANI SING.
BY ROBERT j. BURDETTE.


| love the man who knows it all,
I'lom east lowest, from north to south
Who krows all things both great and
small,
And tells it with tireless mouth.
Who hglds a listening world in awe,
The while he works his iton jaw!
Ofttimes, in evenings holy calm,
When twilight sottens sight and sound,
Aud u phyi breathes a peaceful psalm,
Tlis fellow Jriugs his mouth around,
With It's long gallop that can tire
The eight-day clocks impatient re.
His good strong month He wIelds it well ;
He works it Just TO" all it's worth
Not Samson IS .jawbOne famed could tell
Sue, Mighty deeds upon the cath,
He pulls:t thgo,ula opeG wide
And works her hard on either sile.
Up hill and down, through swamp and
sand,
1t never stops, it never halks,
Thiough.m ant sky, DER sel and !dnd,
He talks and talks, and talks, anG talNs,
And talks, and tlEs, and talks, and talks,
And talks, and talks, aud talks, and talks,
Good Lord, from evils fierce aud dire
Save us each day-irom fear AMI wo;
From wreck and flood, from storm aud
hre,
From sudden DEATH from secret foe
From blightng rain aud buroihg drouta-
Aud from the man who plays his mouth.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-03-07

People who are afflicted with
partial deafness get themselves
into a great many awkward pre-
dicaments, and the following is the
most amusing we have read
A few days ago Mr.. S. K. Moss,
the lightnlng-rod king of Texas,
while visiting Meridian, stopped at
the leading hotel in the city for
dinner. After comfortably ADJUST
ing his two hundred and twenty
five pounds avoirdr pOis in char,
proceeded to business. Near Mr..
Moss sat middle-aged lady, who
was little deaf, holding in her lap
a two-momths old, ruddy-cheeked
baby. Moss has no children, but
as all his friends know, has a great
fondness for the little of humanity.
He is naturally genial and polite,
and wanting 10 make himself
agreeable to his lady companion,
and observing that the child was
quite restless, cleverly remarked,
with the sauvity of a prince
Madam, your child seems TO be
giving YOU some trouble"
The deaf lady, thinking he had
spoken of her cold, which was very
annoying, replied "Yes, sir; but
1 am getting used 10 it, as always
have one this time of the year."
The unexpected reply took Moss
breath for moment, and seeing a
number of ladies and gentlemen
near by almost splitting their sides,
he rallied and commenced TO ex-
plain that it was the child he was
speaking of, but before he could
finish the deaf lady interrupted
and remarked: 20, never mind,
it's my time now, but it will be
yours by and by. / know by your
looks that you will have :one soon;
and if yon do it will give you as
much trouble as mine does me-"
BY The time the lady had finish
ed her reply Moss had tainted. As
soon as possible he picked himself
up and retired. A few minutes
afterwards he gave a boot black a
dime to bring his hat from the
rack in the dirIng-room.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-03-07
|gANCERY COURT-SECoND DIST.
syLyANUS EVANS, Chancellor.

In he county Of Lauderdale on the first Monday
rsnnay and July, and continue twelve days
4 Ia tbe county ot Newton. on the third Monday
/, January and JULY and continue six DAYS.
A Il, t,s couuty Of Hancock, on the first Monday Oi
5T,lry and August, and continue ak days.
4 In Lc county of Harrison on the second Monday
, iFebnlary and August, and continue six days;
4, tbrcoimty Of Jackson ON the third Monday
\ Febrlary and August, and continue six days.
In the county of Clarke on the first Monday OF
4 i,rrb and September and continue six days.
In fine caunty Of Jasper, On the second Monday
\ yIlTh and September and continue six days.
4 In tbe county Of Perry, on the thir Monday OF
ll,chand September, and continue six days.
4 In fine county of Marion, First District, on the
fjr Monday Of May and November and continue
jlrs In the Ser0nd District on the second
lmday of May and November, and continue six
DiH
pril and October andcontinuelsix days.
h the county Of C0vington, ON the second Mon
'ar in April aud October, and continue six days,
In the county Of Greene, on the third Monday OF
\ ApH and October and continue six days.
IN the ceunty Of Smith, ON the fourth Monday OF
! pri and October and c0Itinue six days.
hthe ecouuty of Wayne, on the first Monday OF
Mas and November and continue six days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-03-07

no one who has looked into life
with honest eyes can have failed to
discover that it derives untold
values from the love which wei
comes its dawn, attends its growth,
and advances step by step and
soothes and cheers iIs old age.
Human love is itself a pearl of
great price. How it enlarges, en-
riches and ennobles lie What
benefcient ministries 1t conducts
What patient herOism and severe
self suppression il inspires In a
mother il is faith and hope and pa
tience and effort and victory. In
young hearts il is a Transforming
gladness, and awakening to the
responsibilities and n The rapture
of life. In manhood and woman
hood il is the balm OF care, a ref
uge in temptation and a sUurce Ol
serenity.-N. Y. Leader.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-03-07
THE ORIGINAL BANJO.
Washington Star.

Washington Star
The original banjo was a Gala
bash, with strings of some sort
across IT. If you travelled in Afri.
ca in the year 1890 you would find
the same primitive instrument still
in use at savage festivities, as il has
doubtless been for ages. The me-
groes brought to this country as
slaves fetched the idea with them,
and a century ago, or even much
less, gourds cut in half were em-
ployed for the purpose by the
blacks in The South. Nobody
knows exactly how the first Steps
in the development of the bariO
were taken, but it is recognized
that it owes MS present form 10 the
application -tum--ti--tum of The
guitar principles TO 1t. In all like
lihood The negroes themselves
made The first improvements upon
it, taking suggestions from the
guitar, and white folks took it up
afterward. Anyway, it is as per
lGCt all lIlSII ulllGllA IlO" DO ID VIII
ever be. Musicians say that it
isn't really a musical instrument
at all, but only a barbaric thing, to
DE clasSed with the tom-tOm.
However, l don't agree with that.
Ii is rather curious to notice that
all The instruments originally iden-
tilted with negro minsIrelsy have
come from Africa.
Both the tambOurines and bones
or castanets were brought into
Spain from Africa by the MOors.
They are both say age instruments,
almost unmodifed. The FUNNIEST
and most primitive musical instru-
ment | ever heard OF, however, [
saw used by a darkey down in
Florida, who laid one horny and
previously licked forefinger on the
edge of table and sawed it back
and forth with a round sick. The
table served as sounding board,
and at each stroke of The stick
across the finger, a long-drawn lu-
gubriOns note of some lOudness
was produced. 1t did the base for
an orchestra at Il negro party-lum
ti-tiddle tum-consisling besides
Of a banjo and a tambourine.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-03-07

Them "unod literary fellers," the
newspaper men, are all the time
askingimpertinent questions. Now
l.ere is the Louisville, Ky.,) Times
which has no respect al all for the
Republican party, or it would not
ask this question;
How does it happen that the
negroes are leaving North Caro-
lima by the 10000 and going to
Mississippi, when there has never
been a suspicion of bulldozing in
North Carolina, aud every bloody
shirt in the land can tell you that
it Is as much as negrO's life is
worth 10 put his foot inside the ge-
graphical limits of Mississippil
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-03-07
OLD CLOTH ES.

"Fo- once lve been made a fool
Of" said Mr.. Paltipan, just before
he went oul to breakfast ohe morn
ing. 'I've taken bad money, and
! no more know from whom than
| know the Koran. And what is
more" added Mr.. PattIpan, Il shall
offer it to some one If carry 1t
about with me, and get into diff
cnltics. I'll leave it here
He put 1t into the china bowl
full OF visiting cards that stood on
table in the corner Of his wife S
Iparlor as he spoke, kissed her, and
took his way to those regions
vaguely spoken of as down tOwH,"
and Mrs. Iattipan looked at the
counterfeit note, and in order that
she might not make some mistake
herself tore it across the middle
before throwing it back into The
china bowl.
"Mr PatIipan never observes
sufficiently" she sail to herself.
"His organs of reflection are large,
bul his organs ol observation are
small
Mrs. Pattlpan had Stuliel phre-
nology IN her youth, when II was
fashionable to do 80, and had a ha.
bit of atirIbuling peoples virtues
or railings to their bumps. Then
she went about her household du-
lies, ordered the dinner, scOlded
the servant, arranged her bureau
drawers and attended 10 Mr..
PattIpan's buttons, and in the mil
die of this Task heard the doer bell
ring. 1T rang twice without beng
answered--cook and Sarah Jane be-
| ing in a deep quarrel, occasiOned
by the reproofs Of their mistress
so Mrs. Pattipan, having peeped
oyer the balustrades for some sec.
onds, descended the stairs, and
opened the door herself. Through
the glass she could see that it was
J only peddler Of some SORT, who
would be sent away at once, after
Which she would attend 10 the cul-
prit below stairs.
As she opened the door she saw
upon the steps without al old
clothes man with a basket of china
on his ann. A fat little old fellow
with an immense nose and a be
nevolenL smile, who pushed ms
basket in the door as an entering
wedge, and said very softly and
tenderly and with persuasive waves
of his hand from the cheek out
ward
"La:y - dea. laty - a-me-aiblt
laty, will YOU not exchange some
ole clo'es which are Of no goot fol
some elegant new vases vich vii
make you always some pleasure
ven You look at demg Elegan
vases Oh vou shall see dem."
NO. said Mrs. Patlipan, mo,
think not"
But the woman who deliberate
with an old clothes man at The doc
| is lost. The basket wedged ilsel
further In.
at will cost noding to look a
ldem,n said the old clothes vendor
at will be a pleasure and cos
noding."
very we'll" said Mrs. Paliipan
81 don't really promise, you know
| you never give much for III
clothes. think your acqui.itlYe
ness is more largely developed tha
your benevolence. Seems to m
so, looking at you"
MADAME is very good said ih
old clothes man, waving from hir
/ the compliment he fancied he ha
received. IL goiu-danss."
He entered the parlnr. Mrs. Pa
tipan rested herself on chair nea
the window, and the old cloth'
, man exhibited his stock OF con
mon vases. at which Mrs. Paiupa
looked cOntemptuOusly.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-03-07
THE COURTS.
THE REGULAR TERMS.
rpcrIT COURT-SEcoND DIST.
s,rrrL Il. TEERAL. Judge.
IN, In II NEVILLE, District Attorney.
TIMES H. N' =, I'LL AT,n1,

1fpS II NEVILLE, Dls1"' A'""S'
'H"' mt, of winston, on the third MONDAY
ln the count TIlv and continue six days
January s,n"tv of Lauderdae, on the lourtn M",,
p = ri January ,oo and July and continue e's"'o''
h., .,,,t,, of Noxubee, on the third Msnday
4 lac ory G""'Id and August and continue eighteen
s. ..ouutv of Kcmpor, on the second MONDAY
y g,rsS ,ne and and September, and continue t"ei''
1, ;,, ,ouuty Of Clarke on the fourth Mon'ay o Of
IN tne I uI, sentrmber, and continue twelve unys.
aIrll a,',,t anu NJ WAYNE, oh the second MohdaS
IN Ing .u,J'0 s,,J 0rtobcr and continue six days
ApIi a,,'nty an" of Greene on the third Monday oi
u Sn, ,,,I 0ctobcr. and continue SIX hhrs.
gII ~" oonntv of Perry on the fourth Moh"aS ol
W N y, "aJ 0ctohcrand continue SIX uaNs'
i .ta a,p, connty of Marion First District on me me
10 9S 9SSt,"l"; y",, Of June and third Monday OF De,
% fona "o,, omJ continue six days. In the Seeoh',
npfI, nft "n ~" the third Monday of june and second
A E'I'r, '.aF ri I,rrember, and continue six days;
ui, H W no,,nty Of Hancock, on the second MONDAY
" ,l,lsnJ ln' Voyrmber. and continue twelve days
=, A. connty of Harrison, on the fourth MohnhN
I, ,iIu We and continue twelve days and on the
ot4' Monday of November, and continue SIX
Y It,, coupty of Jackson, on the second Monday
,s,atb tan WGndav of NAV. and continue six days,
,n tte irst Monday after tho fourth Monday
y"~ember and continue twelve days