The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-12-02
CIRCUIT COtRT ron JACKSON COUNTY.

On Monday last the regular fall
term OF the Circuit Court Tor thi,
county commenced and was held.
Judge Samuel II. Fredericksburg
and Hon, James II. Neville. Dis.
met Attorney, present. Mr.. w.
VI. Denny, Clerk and Mr.. Frank Ii.
Lewis, sheriff, were on hand eff.
Gently d~lscharging their respec-
tive duties, etc. The grand Jury
was empanelIei, sworn and
charged, with Mr.. George S.
Lealherbnry, Jr, as Foreman.
Judge lerral delivered a most
excellent charge 10 the grand Jury.
in PLAN and unmis,akable Ian.
guase, informing the jnrymen of
their sworn duty a. members of the
grand inquest of the county, and
IL the jury has failed TO do lis duty
the Judge Is not to blame. He re-.
lerred especially to the Sunday
law, which he says has been in Oh
Grafton ever since he commenced
The practice OF law, and that there
was no change in 1t since the new
code went into effect, except that
druggists are not allowed tn sell
cigars or anything else except OK.
ccpt drugs and medicines on Sun
day District Attorney Neville.
although he did some heavy work
IN The recent canvass, Is locking
even better Than ever. He i, the
same "Jim Neville" the genial.
big hearted mar, who bears no
malice 10 any one on Gods green
earth. May his shadow never grow
less. NV"
The following cases have been
disposed Of:
Micheal, Lyons & Co. VS. w. s.
keyser IL Co, debt, jury and yer.
dIct Tor plaintiff Tor $3.50 SO.
w: Denny Il Co. VS. Mrs. G. NJ.
Randall, ejec,meut. Continued to
next term.
G. G. Ii. & B. Association VS. II.
U. Andrews, debt. Judgment by
default for $500.
. ). /. Rhodes, ct. al. vs. w. Den.
d Co, Ell al, ejeclment. Con.
llnued to next term.
Gran " Co., VS. G. z. Stevens.
replevln' Continued to next term.
Nancy Walker vs. l. N. DAIMLER
Lumber Co., damages. Continued
to next term.
j.. b. Delmas, ct AL. vs. r. T..
DeiIhas, assumpsit. Dismissed a,
costs.
Ollie Bertram VS. W. r. S,uarl
debt. jury and verdict for defen'
lant.
l. Spells KS Fl. j. Allen, attach.
nenl. Judgment nil dlcit for 500
ana III per cent interest.
l.. V. Glllum, Ell al. VS. Mrs. NJ
A. Case, treSpass. Continued tn
next term.
Fon du Lac National Bank VS. I.
W. Porter, attachment. Continued
o next term.
Mrs. A. 5. Dees VS. VIM. Sirer.
on. asSumpslt. Judgment by con.
'enl for plaintiff for 1923.
Woodward, Wight & Co. vs.
,'arker Earle & Sons, assumnsi,'
by default $l,t7O24.
John M. Parker q Go. VS. Parker
earle u Sons, assumpsit. judo.
nent by default for $42G.6S.
81. Louis Type Foundry VS. z. r. :
replevin. Jury and YER.
let for plaintiff.
a. 5. Dees VS. Moss Point Bap. t
81 Church, appeal. Jury waived t
nd verdict and Judgment for de.
'ndant. ;,
d. p. Towne VS. II. j. Allen. ap. ii
cal: Jury and verdict for deIent.
ut for $50. l..
Mrs. A. S. Dees VS.. Moss Poin, =,
apIst Church, jury and verdict =,
+ plaintiff for So. III
Nellie Henry VS.. g. D.. Cook. :,
peal, dismissed at defendants !"
st. ty
III. Allen vs.. Elem McNalr, ap- ri
AL continued to next term. ,
In criminal matters there were ".
convictions, and all the indict. ~,
EMS except probably four or five
re disposed of.
adjourned this Thursday tn