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CHURCH NOTICES.

Ftfst Methodist Episcopal cnuYch-Corner
Third ana Marion streets Rev Levi Gilbert D. D..
pastor. Regular preaching services tomorrow:
Subject for morning sermon. "Groanings That
Cannot Be Uttered" evening service, working
Out Ones Own salvation" 5unday-school a
$50 a m; class meeting II Gas p. M: at Gas D.
N. there will b union meeting of the dowa-
town Societies of Christian Endeavor in the
basement OF the church. Seats free. The meet
ing viii b led BY Mr. Roy Ballard Strangers
and visitors will find in this church welcome
and Sabbath home.
Trinity church, Methodist Episcopal-Corner
Kentucky and Mercer streets; take North Sc
attic electric Car, 20 to Mercer street. walk one
square east Services tomorrow es follows:
Class meeting Ut 10 q m. J. b. Payne leader:
6abbath-schooi 1880 p m. A. C. Fry superin-
tendent Preaching BY the pastor. Rev. S. A.
Bright, at IL o. m and 80 p. m. Morning sub
ject. walks in Old Paths;'' evening subject,
Friends Of God" Everybody welcome. Seats
free.
First Baptist church-Fourth street, between
James and Cherry. Preaching at II a. NJ and
7:30 p m Rev. e. J. Burche;t. pastor. Sabbath
morning the pastor exchanges with Rev. w.
Read of Market street Subject, evening" lis
the Universe Tending to Permanent Fruitful
ness?" Sabbath school meets Immediately after
morning sermon; Y. P. b G. 4 meets ct $50 ..
m. every Sabbath; prayer meeting OF the church
every Thursday evening at 7:30 Seats are free
Pastors residence. 226 Albert street
Methodist Protestant church--Cofner Third
and Pine streets: services at IL q m. and so D.
m. eancucsed by the pastor, Clark Davis COM
munion service reception OF church members at
IL o'clock. Subject Tor evening discourse ..yic-
ious Revenues" Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeayor at $50 =. m. Quarterly con-
ference today in the church parlors at o. M
Seattle City Mission-services sunday at II q.
m. $50 .. N. and p. m. Services 81 $50 for
seamen especially. Services every night in tue
week At sp. m. Tuesday night service conduct
hundreds spend spare hours. furnished with
cordially invited
A cordial invitation 10 extended to the young
people OF Seattle 70 be present at the union
meeting of societies of Christian Endeavor of
Seattle, TO be held in the pariors Of the First NJ
K. church. corner Third and Marion streets. to-
morrow evening at 6:4J O'Clock The meeting
viii be led BY Mr.. Roy Ballard. The exercises
viii consist Of Scripture readings. prayer aad
singing.
Grace Methodist Episcopal church-Rev II.
d. Brown pastor. Services in Rainier hail. cor
ner Of Jackson aad Alton s;raetA Preaching
services on Sunday. October II, At liza and
$50 o. m Subject for morning. The Holy
Ghost: It's Presence and Power in the Christian
Liie:' subject for evening, Peters Denial of
League q go Q. m. All are cordially invited.
second Mesbcdis, Protestant ehurch-Corner
Repunlic.a and Warren streets Rev. O. v. w.
Chan.sa.. pxssos services At IL & m. and 7.50
p. IN Sunday school Immediately after the
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AT THE HosPIrALs.

Sam C. woodatps Condition Critical
Other Patients
Sam C. Woodali, the architect, who has
been down with typhoid fever at Provi-
dence hospital for the past four weeks, wa
yesterday reported TO be very low.
John Brownwick. the Tacoma lumber.
man who had a temporary fit of insanity
at Providence hospital Wednesday, was
yesterday reported very low by the sisters
and not expected to live.
j. De Fries. the typhoid fever patient
who became furious at Providence hospital
Wednesday. was improving yesterday
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J. L. Denton, Ben Watkins and another
coiored man who wouldn't give his name
were arrested and locked up on . charge
OF petty larceny. preferred by white man
named Ed. Jones' Jones claimed that
while intoxicated he went to sleep in q
Morning Star alley saloon. The three col
o.ed men waltzed him out into the dark
and took away from him SOS and silver
watch and chain. When Jones sobered
up yesterday morning he discovered his
loss and remembering the occurrence of
the night before went to Denton and de-
nanded his property returned. Denton
gave him $40 and wanted to patch the
thing up, but policeman who happened
along would not have il that way.
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COAL, IRON AND HOPS.


IaNAt -
- c-~.ss~ r----.- 81 Z. -
SsAss ~ - Sozn nseIce-
u0Rx
II IL stats II wMEinesou G0oo acres ~
PLANTED IN hcpo. near5y one-hasf Of wnieA. o.
~ scrss. are IN the No1aseh eounry-E snx Ihe
y1esd Varies Win locality and cuzssye.son, rang
INK iron 50 pDunds pr aere the 6rxz. a plant
ing year, 70 2eu pOu1ds IN Ialkr yeGs1.
ayerngiug l7D pounds fer a. yeay il ard year
CT In The gkrieus 81 EDglaud The average i
Bat 20 pcuu6s pr sere. md In View Yo=k here
s0fcse tAe groat h0y yeDducing see<5ou q the
Urson. but 81 1oess bop failures me frequent.
nese, unkrown- Hops 1ac-usts iunsuse5y in
vazre. having been = Iow . cents pouud
dining ne past tEeEty yezrz. and - high q
tLeA The average Essske9 Prizes Il abous -
censA Tie cost Of producing Il cents The
price has ranged from Is to - cents during shs
enfrest year. nOS sax fEom 20 eeuss hing
Ie<lSSu - the grower 10T re pSo1ucE Of LEU
= 49, .osdA. zns ). s.1Osss1 pounds ssoun IL
80 = - 30 ssason nase D-ea
y. .s,,1s 1850 10 - y ons oas 10y
49, - - 80 ar. uzA00 seattle -
s 80 Aop 100. q re st1.e. Hose nops
- = - 80 -. h.aessu nsEs knan =
- o'4se1 Do1A
TIMBER
More than one-hsf The srea s2s1o square
miles, Of King county ID covered with timber.
Inc cn1e9 varieties are Il. eodnx. spruce, hem
locx, maple. couossvooc. alder and ash, with
some Pine, cak, Jew. mscTons AMI coxwoo5.
An estimate Of 1so10 teet per acre and $4,000
aeses vii give evidence q oDy0o9.0W fe<t OF
timber ssI ssandinE This resource wss svsiled
Of 1t IN early csy. the frH steam saufaiiI On
Puget sound being built as sesftIe thirty eight
yean seo- he Iunber erf fr0m that time 70
this Las steadily increased, the single. small.
primitive sawmfil q Isn being succeeded By .
kcore cf mills In 1850, several Of them f-ktciass
IN every particular. and tie producs Of nes-
chsnfsbie lumber having risen from few hun
dfed thousand feet the frs year 80 5Oeo000 sees
and 70 251O0.00o IN 1se0 Conp4utiyely little
Of this lumber has csen exported, and les Of
late yean than - any period previous. abont
Al being consumed in building operations and
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Another Big Batch Expected to Arriv
Today.


Today.
Up to yesterday the Seattle postoffice
had not received an Eastern mail over the
Union Pacific for three days. The smell
was broken last evening ut 5 O'Clock. when
the hrst batch OF the delayed mail arrived
POSTMASTER Brookes, when spoken to by a
observation-disclosures reporter in regard to
the matter. said:
The mail which came in last night was
not an unusually large one and believe i,
Is only small part of the mail DELAYED
II is quite likely that the rest of it will fol-
low shortly. ! cannot even conjecture the
cause OF the delay. as We never receive Off.
ciai information in regard to such things.
Our duty is merely to await the arrival ~
the mails, and then distribute them. Tn.
oniy knowledge | have OF the matter i
what have learned through the columns
OF the observation-disclosures
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~ ~ ~ II e6eIo 49, vuu51 - = -
~ - - . ps5yooo eBsJy u1E1l e11B uey -
teea eetss1 - - - Do1l1e oss0y - -
h3G1De b111ox
Ihsre1ops. - abose denents1 epDalen5oO
ase hoDsu1fh neusDe1 ~ ssg1sseaeseu ~ -
nd 20 - 1fsoeoo1 - snnnnl< - Doge opDti-
es11oog - Dupeboo &c reserved - en1 baDe1n
A. - soUnGt1e - shb o1oe un1nn fne ssmo -
eccumpsn1s1 ~ eppea1s ~ yous orGex n
DpocGfuT1y, ~ =. eEDDk
Aoietaof 0om1zossoUeE
1be tDts1 rsesfpes yssssrday ~ ~ lecal
Lard oGcs were G.7B-5. Tour pses0P-
f3ono nnd to bomesannds Ueso GIed-
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Ioo4os1oH.
Rcd esooeo tnnotow Sfuw Jauuny1, - -
asse, ~ e1a&1.zn0 fbess veD I'D ~
seesrd ysssesesy = sesds. sse eons.dr.ess.:
yeI1owisg = ~ ~ = Surn5alne1 ~ osbosns,
1uDpw Co, anarnesou a do. sus0s 2.
u. II sd 113<. Co1mm btock>
~. Deek - ,. y. wsssn = Il, - ioss -
CnmbeSlan6, o&1ca
q. 4 wilsos = J. Il Wasen = u. lee IN
Cumbek1and, 9Alo
z Blssets . J. g. Eess. 1t :, bsetk n,
J. ". Ham1sn - J. Hr1edlandeS, lon and ..
3jock II, Soubesp, 0,0a
b. White 70 C. HeCoan, lots q and a. baoek
2, White = Co.'S 81 70 Kirkisnd. sI51
A Abrams e ~ 70 ,. Cain, - / block 2,
Hsnsbery. -
U.abI Hunt 1Deeae in =. as
g. .. Barlow - = CfsfL los and 5, bieck 4.
Eengssorzrs ~.
". ". Beck % C1ise Inyestnens Ca III se n
= y. Rumtey % =. Joyee. Iot u. block II.
Palas3ac HILL $zsA
\ 4. Je6ery 10 < Haxkins. lots / snd Z block
2 Lake Dell, S55a
h. white 10 4 Caaieson. Iot = and a. whites
sth 70 Kir1Iand. 811a
9. Z. 70 A. fsImbers. Isl IS ac IN %, =. s, -
.. o 70 J. 4. R<es, lots and 10, and " q =,
y. T cornode % c. Desbovier. serss in n.
u,z,N.
A. A snish 70 D. r. whitsey. lot u. block Z.
Houghton, t1oa
J. Leddy e. a. 70 ". Campbell e. n. block :,
Wooos routa Dav' 49,
n -. frznkleua 70 Camppeu = - n1S
osoek 2. hooas scgtn Dss, se1
-. Csmp0en . 2. =. RIsnk'ss ~ o'eck >
Wooos eoutn DIV. ~
s. = sssin,e . = Dsnns' 'oss ana : =
stsin.s's. Ass1
~, 9. 70. 70 nsaenssn' ieS ma ~
Do = Salm.a
~ Y 70 % A. lssoensns s0s - Osock NJ
S1msn n. va
knsse, % = Asfpny' 10 ~ 70 - oaoek
y nensfa r, si1
CIR. cry q q sss.sls . Z sss'n0sss' 'oss = r
City Of Seattle 70 Z sssdsbscs. LOT . haoek ~
LAws1o
City Of seattle 70 Z steicdach, lots 5 and 8.
block %. Laws n
CITY o. seasns 70 = seinbscns Ioo II ana d.
BLOCK u. Laws
CRY Of se.ft'e 70 Z. stsinnsen. sess I and ,
osock ~ ana iois ma 2, psoek =. LsN IL
D0heny % J. kicler. DOCKS ~ 20 =, fcn-
fise. u1
Z. r Gnesenef 70 ". ~ Wasisces iou % n,
oiock = scrtD LAKE.. S91
~. \ nusei g " A. biacksooo' ios -
block 10. Ballard X. go
=. L kusseI 70 " ,. 6codncn. Ios z mock
?, bsiisra "a, ~
= Biewest 70 y 6nmkrsnz. lots II 70 Ia block
~. Denny H0yf1 }s1
9. 7. conossr 70 ,. Grfmkrsnz ct al, LOIS and
.. 1'oeA =, Crest northern. SlU
r y. UckHeu 70 A. z 6simkran1 e a., ioes
and =. block -. Bay view. 40
" c. Co. - =. A Alien, lot -, block e. GU
man Pks We
e ~ smith 10 Campbell. lot IL, block II.
Richmond bsacn. $fe
C. " smith 70 X d. Thomson. lots and 2
block Is. Richmond Beach. 500
W. I. Smith ct a. to G ~. ktmdie. lot II.
block 8. supi HANDLERS SE3
b. White To J. 3. Jones. nl5 lot 10, block Is.
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For Sale.

~ loks ca the eseess5c en- Iipe. with Laks
Urioa vstsr sons and Ssooo uogta OF improve
neafs. GA
A beautiful new house ell Dcdsrn Improve
menss. with magnificent vfew, ami two Ioss On
Olympic ose11e, terms vsYy <&sys t9ce1
Onr Of the fnesT ceTnsn m ths city, Eox-S1.
On Tenth street.. Ss.Me.
Four of the cho4ceze so0 ID de Rentoa Cd
difdoE- overseeing city nouEfGus, lake azd
sound. G,5en
Two los near Bradley ssreeG The early com
pletson Of The cable sn6 electric lines makes
thess Eost desirable. ~ 80
One extra large Los, sZSxI37, neu Bradley;
20o
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SUNDAY CLOSING AovKMKNr.

An Anonymous Warning sent to Nor
chants.
The following circular. printed on pos
tai card and bearing no signature other
than Justice" has been circulated all
over the city during the past few days:
SEATTLE, wssh.. Or 9. 1890
Dear SIR: Your attention 10 respectfully called
70 sections 2.oS7 and 206S of the laws OF wash
ington, which prohibit. under penalty the
opening OF stores for business on Sunday The
undersigned feel justified in urging compliance
with the Law By Ill merchants. - . measure Of
fairness 70 those who are not disposed to VIC
late It. Yeu1 truly, JUSTICE
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Funeral Of . Restaurant K..,.,

The remains of John o. Nordaie. the
restaurant man who died last Wednesday
OF typhoid fever, were bhried yesterday in
Masonic cemetery. The services took
place at the parlors of the undertakes.
Bonney 4 Stewart The members OF the
local association of hotel and restaurant
keepers, OF which the deceased was a mem.
Der, attended in BODY.
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BROADWAY Engine HOUSE

The Chemical Ezgine Moves Up On the
Hill.
After considerable delay on account of
the lack of sewerage connections. the new
lire department building 1T the corner Of
Broadway and Terrace street is occupied
Chemical" No. 1, and her crew were
transferred yesterday to the new quarters.
The crew Is composed OF George Marlowe,
captain. John Sullivan. lieutenant, Charles
Maidment, pipeman. Clarence Moore. dri-
YER.
The new building - . neat txo-story
frame of modern architecture. The seco nd
floor. which IS used as Inc living quarters
OF the fremen, is fitted rp with all the
modern conyeniences, while the whole
building is supplied throughout with gas.
steam and water pipes.
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0k~a~ - n.n~H~~rnnmenw hnP&0v
ssiy.S sSs...t;.~ ~ ,eo.a, q
:s-..sss .s ~ s.-s-rs - - a -
49, - s-r11sr s<-.-ss.-<--,~,. ~..s.,dev
win pe4Gon. askfag that The county
sd . pt3sdr1ver down p Qnafsefnassef
hsstoe. m dytys sboot atty pola. ~
q 4. ~. ' . 3. .'.-.-.~ - y.
~ - - ..ss-- - -.
Wy e ne -
~ - pefitfouer Vss WY anxious
fnet - reouest On bshalf a his nsighbos
~nev,61 49, mn .rrsDus oonddera4son.
1hs eonmIesioness we're MOI ~ sesnon,
snA ~ poeltjon wih hevs 70 wait another
lsy hefOfe Il en- Beeo5va anything Ike .
!: 80 80 49, -.s 3. ~ 49,
- . as1a,. s 49, kse.s - -;n Z.
time BECOME quite shipping place. when
The resources Of Tie islsnds sse developed
Ths harDor wss smoch = s'sss $3.50
0ay ana onIy nsn. 30 n.ns t ' =
che usornine. The water front was fall Of
life al day, and both outgoing and incom-
ing vessels easfled large ioeds % passengers
and freight hspof. 81 sscaoens No
the srst 81 lie week continued TO come in
hat 81 errax csxuslffes weYe reported.
-. r.r,~ -. -~,,-~..a sr Tbur.dev
Auy stsny AeAes = f'<Ss<n -
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sEpRo.

Lots III cleared. wssaiu three blocks Of ne
depot. 500, easy rrux S<dvo 10 growing
fsszer and Is doing more 20 deserve II than any
Other young city IN she ssase- We have . la-ge
list Of property in al parts Of the city.
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-Four doses Of Moorefs Revealed Remedy I'll,
- ~. = yca ieei oesses If it don't you can ret
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TEN 70 FIFTY HoIrRs sIvvn

By taking the Northern Pacific vestibuled train,
ieayes seattle Dos N. daily. No change ~
cago; tourist sleeping through. piacins
kengers In Union depot ten 10 fifty hour -
OF OF other INES a. chil6erg, city ticket seens
depot ticket agent Seattle AoaAin'
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WEST SEATTLE.

We have sc0 OF the bex lots In the fys< plat
Of west Seastle- soue Of which Ue CORNERS. sor
800. on easy terms These are near the cable
rosd aad possofice a s. faze makes these
very desirable
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Acres wishsa IL sn5ies Of Anseorses; fne
and beautiful land: $40 an scre. Yea can't
buy los q that price fFom csheEx
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&c sc hne embroidered handkerchief,-nev
Chester Cieary. Ae"'
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WHERE TO INVEST ppe.,

"hIh1 AZ INVEST Pk0FITABLY
0haiacy, at the mouths Of the st.~,, ana
euilagunsnish rivers. Anderson q Fs.s,s
agents. cor Front and Che, ~ fsesfe'
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.,l lss.r't wedding rjnr At B.sye'. 50. From,
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THE CLOCK SALE
a. nssye's THIS week AM immense succesL ~
you need clock don't isll 10 20 Their fhi. 49,
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THE BEHAVED MAILS.

me buckeye laid off yesterday for re-
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After missing two trips the Josephine
went ont yesterday with large load of
passeneeSs and freight.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1890-06-27
CHANCERY COURT-SECoND DIST
sYLvANUS EVANS. Chancellor.

In the county of Iaudertlale on the first Monday
of JanuaIy and July, and continue twelve days.
In the county OF Newton. on the third Monday
of January and July and continue six days.
Iu the county of IIaHcock, On the first Monday of
,briIary and August, and continue ak days.
In the county Of Harrison. on the second Monday
ofFehruary and August, and continue six days.
In the county of jackson. on the third Monday
of February and August, and continue six days.
In the county of Clarke. on the first Monday of
March and September and continue six DAYS.
In the county Of Jasper, ON the second Monday
of March and September and continue six days
In the county of Perry, on the thir Monday Of
March aud September, and continue six days.
In the county of Marion. First District on tho
third Monday of May and November and continue
six davS. In the Second District on the second
Monday of May and November, and continue six
dayS
In the county of Jones, on the first Monday of
April and October. and cOntnme,six days
In the county of Covnston, on the second Mon
day in April aud October and continue six days,
In the county Of Greene, on the third Monday of
April and October and continue six days.
In the county Of Smith, on the fourth Monday of
April and October and cont inue six days.
In the county of Wayne ON the first Monday of
NAV and November and continue six days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1890-06-27


PROTECT THE WOMEN.-A few
months ago we advised every farm
er to secure for his wife a good pis'
tOl and teach her howtO Use It.
We desire here TO emphasize what
we then said on the subject. The
most sacred spot on earth TO every
true man Is his home, aud it should
be his pleasure not less than his
duty to protect The honor of The
dear ones who compOse The home
circle. In the lhinly settled coun.
try districts of the South, where
neighborS are often miles apart.
The farmer who leaves his Wile at
home with no means of defense
other than TO measure her strength
against The brntal power Of the
iiend who may be lurking in the
neighbnrhood, awaiting an OppOr
iunity to carry ont his hellish pur..
pose, never knows when he vii
return 10 liud his home deserted
Swift and just relributiOn never
fails 10 follow, but how does ms
atone for The great wrong that mas
been done! Men are prone to de-
lay, and when danger is moi direct
ly at their door fail to give il The
consideration it deserves, but lhe
old adage, "an ounce of preventive
Is worth a pound OF cure, +" is a' sle'
nificani to-day MS il was the nrH
lime il was uttered. Get the Wo-
men pistols, and leach them now
10 use them 10 advantage. do lhis,
aud your wife and daughters VIII
be brave, aud ynu will have w.
fear of their inability 10 deisna
themselves -SOufheyn Farm.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1890-06-27

Il i stalled lhai the Farmers ~. ~
lance numbers 3,5O0.00O ~ t's
United States.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1890-06-27
CHE Aemorrat-St,,
NE WAS FIGHTER.
Atlanta Constitution.

Atlanta Constitution.
Colonel Chan Her, Of a.,
tells u good story of his 4 . .u''fsh,
,ns WIN Private John Al,o,' Il o,eel, ,
Mississippi, ant how tho "neh, VI
worsIed him IN knock aopfl private
drag out fight. ''Wh and
Il was down near T,,
command of n Georgia a, a"pelo in
said MIR Chandler, tTona a",,npany' :,
q lean, iank, gawky county, f''lns
who looked as II. had You hsIdlo 10y
lh1poles IN him, walked IN ~ ~ .I.t IIlt
Ienl |; and drawled cut, 'Cap'n ~ my, ny
o your d-n men stol. NV U"pn IJn ond
an Pm goin' 10 rraiI ny n pianist
somebody IL onl'n
about This moment ono
men came up and said. ne .Wm VI my
i Is NY blanket he refers IG"p'Tln' /" Yn,'
know That blanket, for yon an ha,,n non
slept nnder it many time ' nave
les, replied, Il Remember !,
Of course il is yours "eF II,
Yes, sand the boy. thar H..
like You d--n Georgians, OOgl Jus. :.
yen will tell a lie and t'olber "r s.,n y
swear to il. Now, Dap'n r "al. wit
will ils' shed them tripcs IN II wb;,' EGa
yon quick'n h--ll will scorh %p
feather. ''Olca
I couldn't stand that CHALLENGE,
SAIL the Georgian. i oncIl,.
threw off my coat and If inln i1y ~,
fight. Well, if il had moi 'I baon 'an
for my men | believe that faIlo"
would have beat me to deolL, no
simply plowed up the earth viii in
me, and then offered to wbin an
my men one by one, but none Of
them would Try him. THAT bov
was Private John Allen, the Mi:.
sisSippi congressman"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1890-06-27
FRBD'S
House & Restaurant,
THE OLD RELIABLE,
Io6 ST. CHARLES - LOG
WI TRoEaEL. Prorrister.

IN Restaurant at No lo6 st. Charles street known
FREDS HOUSE. has bee thoroughly rrftted and rene
waited and supplied with the lagest Improvements the
comfort Of pAtrcns The Old style have
lemoged and rsplaeed BY tables and comfortable chairs
The services of an excellent Cook have heen secured for the
season. No increase ia prices Ieng up stairs Meals
AZ All hours day o. night This house has connection
with any other Of the na4ae.
August 10, 1559,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1890-06-27
e. w. Morrill,,
Insurance Agent, Civil Engineer
and Surveyor,
Biloxi, Miss.

Represents the best Fire aud Marine
Insurance Companies, with aggregate
capital OF over Sixty Millions, all of
which have complied with the laws of the
State Of Mississippi, thus givinga perfect
guarautee to the insured.
CIVIL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING
also attended 10. and maps of Towns and
Tracts Of Land handsomely and correctly
made
Those desiring my attention in either
line Of business win please address me at
Biloxi, Miss.
October 10, iSs9. 33-iv
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1890-06-27

Our Mary Anderson, the cele-
hrated American actress is no
more. She married in London,
England, on The I7lh inst, to Am
Ionic Navarro, of New York City.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1890-06-27

asleep aud shouted i stand pai,
and S hen | wanted to know Wlat
that meant, Ire said he'd be ruined
llf | told OF il. He said he bad
mentioned the password, and II
the brethren heard 81 1t they would
pul INN aut oi The way. Mister, Is
Il stand pat your password r
The Mason told her il was not /;
that he words She had spoken
were aR expression used by men
W hen playing draw poker; and he
added thai he dIdn'l believe her
husband WAS Il Mason al all, but
that he had been lying to her all
these years.
She Sighed and said: "Thal's
what | thought when he came
home with ii lot Of ivory chips IN
his pocket.
He said they used them nj the
lodge to Tote on candidates, and
that white chip elects and II blue
chip rejects a candidate.
III You will look the matter up
and see If he has joined The Ma
sons, | will be obliged to you. lie
says he has taken all The 233 tie.
grees, and now the bows want him
10 join the knights Of PytII.s. |
want To get an injunction to pre-.
vent him from Joining anything
else until we get some unGer-