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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
NORTH DAKOTAIN DOTRT.

Grand Forks, y. D., Nov. IL (Special.-Fuller re-
turns indicate the defeat of the entire Republican
State ticket Of North Dakota. DAHL Republican
candidate for Secretary Of state may pull through
Walsh County gave 300 majority and Cavalier gave
500 in favor OF the FusionSts. The Republican cleo
toral ticket is in doubt and in danger. The official
count will be necessary to determine the result The
Republicans VIII control the next Legislature, which
will stand Republican, 81; Opposition 80
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4 VICTORY FOR KANSAS LIQUOR SELLERS.

Fort scott Kan, Nov. 1.-THE victory of the Con
stitutlonal Amendment proposition in this country
was assured yesterday. and simultaneously several
LIQUOR shops opened In this city The ponce
commissioners who have heretofore been more active
In prosecuting tie law than have been the OTHERS N
any other Kansas city, today announced mat they
will resign on December /. and that they Will not
execute further prosecutions. This IS the first time
in eleven wears that quor shops have been rp openly
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BOARD Wanteo.

BOARD and ROOM Tor ether wanted
in private family, hy thoroughly refined
educated young gentleman. well connected
aid " uneXc,pdonable habits; luxurions
ton do.ir,d but appreciates more the So
ciety Of highly Intelligent. well.bred people
OF social -tanding and connectlons than
other considerations; private family OF best
the best people, viii find wholly uncbJ.c.
tionablc marty highest reference, given and
fair 10 liberal compensation. Please adj.
dr,~s. with particulars. UNOBTRUSIVE,
Tribune ONCE.
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AiMryrRs, LOCKOUT NEARLY OYER.

West Elizabeth, Penn, Now 12Indications point 70
an early settlement Of the miners lockout From In
formation received from inside there is every
reason 20 believe that December will see all the
river mines in operation at the old rate
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An ORDER FOR 4 100000 MILL CANCELLED.
Pittsneld Mass, Nov. 1o.-E. d. Jones Sons q
Co. received O dispatch this morning canceng an
order for machinery for a $4,000 paper mill In New
York State, for which the foundations ara already
laid. The projectors say they have decided not to
60 on IN consequence of the result Of the recent
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ApVEHrIsEMrNrs .un cun..a.-

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRIP.
uNE WILL DE RECEIVED At fHE II II ~
TOWN OFFICE. No. Lac Broadway. ID
door north OF Thirty -fr-t-st. and ADEEf:-
foes 25i shave, :. .. cor 23d.st 70
Othevc.; lJ7 fouTth-ave, corner -Four
tsnth.st.; 100 Thiri-ayc. $50 Fast Fortr.
seventh-st corner 3d-ave. $50 East lp5th.
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20 Oct for Bnsincss puruosss

Hr1LDINGS. stores. lons. office. and
studios, deIrablc locations TOTSoN
fEpIHtiis S2G Broadwny
20 4. ir'nt b. IS deep; 20 4 lieht nov.s
steam hat oni elevator good locstior, I2s
70 l32 Mott-.t., near g. AID st. Ip1ulre
A. MUTZ, - Elizobeth.st
II BARCLAY-ST.-E leqant store o5X
100 with basement same sllc. and collar
1)NljD.
PLASS. 2al Rrnadmav.
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GENERAL BENEDICT ARyOLDS FLAGSHIP

Troy, y. Y, Nov. ia portion Of the tmbcrs Of
General Benedict Arnolds flagship Congress, sunk
In October, l776, In Lake Camplan, has been raised
BY Captain c. ". Adams, OF West Addison, Vt. The
timbers are Of oak and are sound
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Real gsiaie h)antcn.

4 PARTY OWNING strictly o,.,.o,a.s
> per cent securit" - would .Nrhamg,. 80,
Tor clear real estate. Sccur.ti-s Vim 10
in.Lr-t Ilx -tlgatlon. T. s., Trlbun. one
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Nlnrbincrn.

DYNAMOS and MOTOEs.-New or,,,,.
titus factory. Oi7 Eent ave. HfoetIpm
'econd-hond apparatus bought. sold and
iist S uE t}SSi9sy p Morris.st.. jersey
cnecrs and Contractors. Elcctriral F,cb. t,s
building ~ i@N0"n"so
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FURNISHED Spar imcnis tuautcA

FURNISHED APARTMENTS or small
iWh.-hrd lo1s' b. June l. f9J. geo,lnuan
ana VIC bet rcfer'nceS. W. f. y nov
!, Tn unc Onlcc. :" DUN
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

OUTGOING STEAMERS
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II.
NAH Vessel
closes. sails.
Tave = LLOYD, Bremen ..........1I go am 200 m
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER; 1G.
City Of Chester, Innan Liverpool 10 90 300
Fresland Rcd Antwerp 10 90 10 II 90
Mai rstic. White star Liverpool III go , 100
CITY OF WASHINGTON Ny NCubi Hayand.l0 700 90
Pcnnland, Red star, Antwerp 90
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II.
Fuerst Bismarck HamL-Amcr q nol.. ........ 90 m
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Sornirp Real estate for Sale

a. NoCNlRi PLACE Of L. acres IS
ninntes o. New,lIayen Road cool dwell.
Ing, hnr outbuiiiing stocked and furnish -
fi2i.st. "4"'''' OWNER 100 West
q Fully EQrIPFID FARM or 100
~ " Maize an excellent horse Irui.
les, than two hours out: land No. f,nm
-iOl" De-, dence cOnt0ius all conyeulpnnes
luily furnished everything ~ tho br,t: *.
tcpot w aI'I 5a aof for G9 ,l fisoncs %
cInpmrht owner no Use for it: unoucS.
tonahy 'aluhrou-; Immediate p9ss~s'Inr,
rare chl4c-i "e have Inspected IL; photos
PHILLIPS & WELLS. Tribune building
AGENCY FOR MONTCLATR.-pwoll
hand ONE building site, terms cav
i.hBN TAYLOR. Bcrhmsn.st y. +
\ MM'NlFIrENr STONE MANSION
on IlIE Il DSON. - minute, from down.
v'ars ago; d'llgntful Views: II acics: a
rhafnlng nome; llan> and photographs h, re
PHILLIPS < WELLS. Tribune Building
AT .TENAFLY. y. J, 10 minute, out,
country seat. Win 30 acres. residence
sttbl,. cirr.agr.housc ana greenhouses
Abundance nut: complete p.nflem,n,s
homo. Folio GoG5)
PHILLIPS & WELLS. Tribune Building.
FARMS on Jersey Central one hour
ont also dwellings; with all improvements.
CAkMEH. LOOMS & Co, Somery(lle
y. J.
FLORIDA ORANGE GROVE.-Doslrahie
location near Jacksonville; win exchange
Tor other property. ATWATER. 81 LII.
cFty.st.
FOR SALE.-TWo dwellings buil, by
united architects q, mOicls; beautiful Mot.
70 IIollisN God SO 900 and $4,000: sjOO a.
$500 cash ialancc es 'ireI. Room IL,
9th Moor Mlls building.
NICE I29.AIKE FARM. near Milford.
PENN stock tools crops. $1,000: one 100
acres near this stock. tools, crops. ;. 900
u. HOLBROoh, Port Jcrvis. y. Y.
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SAFES.-BargsIns 10 new ana second.
mani safes: special twgains thi, month.
L. II. ENO~S fOG Proad way. y. Y
TYPEWRITEs.-Sm Premier; also .
Remington will sell OF Ient. address
TNPEN PoStofice Box COZ.
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fouses ano flats toan.eo.

WAN1ED.-At once furnished apari.
mont 10 . rooms, by family NJ 3 adults.
Aai'rs' q. ". A.. Po-to1lce foN s753.
WANTlD.-At once a .inall firm ,h.d
house, 10 rooms. by family Of 3 adrlt.
AddWs- C. n. f.. Pn-iOGi,c RoN ara
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GeIp Wamfeo.
AGENTS q


A.-A.-MAN 20 take orders an.
iect; reference or security; salary s,. ny
on interview. CHARLES ROE, / CIr.ss
Place take elevator New-YorI<. ~"SA
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Steamers Auranis for Liverpool; Monte'uma. London
Rotterdam Ia Brrtasne, hayre Pcoonc: Lisbon kP!s
Wilhelm H. Genoa. etc; htiathdon, Yc+1ohlmai W.
ezues LAGuayra etc Orzaba IIay ana. Alps. Tim
dad, ctc Nu5ocs Galyc-ton Se~-Orlean, and ri Ma
New Orleans: CITY 81 Augusta SayslDaa Old DOminiof
Richmond: Guysndotto. Newport News
Barks Bristol. for Plymouth Stllw ater Rouen Somsf
OpOrto
A-o sailed via Long leland Sound
stchDecs Cottage city, for Portland; Neptune aud II
Dimock Boston.
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A.--A.-A.-Attentlon.
An eegant second floor bath, private
table optional, on Murray Hill.
Attractive floors, with private baths, with
or without private table suites and single
tooms board optional.
Apartments, doctors offices all desirable
locot!onE; strictly nfst-claSs houses.
Highest references given.
Information reliable and tree.
,. T.. LELAND & CO.,
So West 34th-st.
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Rooms iDanie0.

WANTED.-By . gentlemen, room on
I'd floor, with good board private family
location, Broadway. 9th-avc., 5ith aud 58th
sts. Address HOME, Box II, Tribune
ONCE.
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Business Chances.

TO RTNT.-For one year, or a series OF
years. completely furnished and going
hOtcl. Address LYNNE CASTLE. Pass
Christian. Miss.
UNUSUALLY PROFITABLE business.
whose growing demands increased capitol,
offers ~ investors with o fcw thousand dn.
lars an opportunity indeed seldom pre-
,en'"d. fLEfIlAG. Box :. Trihun, Once.
WAITED Partner with small captrl
In staple manufacturing business mu.t be-
ready Win ffOm 800 10 u 900 now NOR
or cr- thtn means f0f execution. tGI llS
Wlllaw->t. ~ iloo'.
wANTED.-.Pnmrr with capital o, in
vest equally with nc; bushes p oftab.c:
ccp1ll invested IN inside real estate. II.
Il. IT, Tribune Uptown Ohrr. l-i2 B"ay.
YOUR CHANCE.-WiN arm yor % manu-
farturc grOCers. bakers. saloons r,i1u.
rants. hotels and coufcctioucis' drugs rare
chance for man with small capital.
~ 900 SECURES retiring partncl'- in.
t.r Il IN established onicc businc-s clearing
500 monthly; cNucricnc' not necessary
party buying VIII b. thoroughly Instructed.
II. b. d.. Tribune ONCE.
- O0o.-HALF interest in Q. tablishcd No. I
m nu a fine bus s.; profits J per cent
act article atraciivc AMI salab.e lcicl-
en- o. exclaimed. Particular from SIlER-
WIN & CO., 237 Broadway.
5000 SPECIAL CAPITAL wanted.
100 per cent profit In three months amp.6
security given. Address FINANCE "a
Church-st.
SlO. 600 10 $4,000 wanted IN prosperous
manufacturing business I'm Washington : ate:
either as special or general palmer: via
me- an, arpo nine 70. Address X. SAND
BACH. 2i3 kcapst.. Brooklyn.
$4,000 WILL PURCHASE q one.tenth
int 'fc.t In an old established and profitable
business now paying 10 per cent and con.
staItly Increasing. Address WIDE AWAKE
Tribune Office.
Slj, 100 WANTED 10 PIT upon the market
valuable elcrtr cal patehts aud inventions
fully secured opportunity seldom pre-
nted. for pospectus and full paItlcu-
lars call OH or address JAMES w. RICH,
1873 Broadway, I'd floor, 10 o. IN. 70 Q d.
H.. or HOWARD N. BAILEY, $50 Broad.
way. New-York City.
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porsse ano Carriages.
FLANDRAU g. GO, . ~


FLANDRAU s. 60, . ~
-, -" Uptown.
Oo"n,onnc, BROADWAY
20, Z ~ ~, ~ AND DIST ST.
"iSooM EEpsHit.,GUANS, straight front.
BKOUGHAM5t,S e~'Ihsioh iron''
DEMI.COACHES. 49, 49,,
HTDATS. leather top.
6VNiHIjS, Q and i.horse.
iAWAYS, 4 pass.
KUCKAWAYS, pass
vIcTGRIAs:
CABRlOLETS.
VIS-A-VlS.
SPIDERS.
WAtioNETrEs.
PHAEIONS, ! pass.
PHAtTONs, . pass.
GHnNNtAiBiouTe.
DEPOT WAGONS.
TRIPLEX SURRlES
BUCKBOARDo.
NEW IN pEsIGN,,an
QUALITY OF THE BEST,
mall SIZES AND WEIGHTS. MN
TRIMMING, FORMING s,,rn
VEHICLES II THE, WORLD;
A IRiilIAL INSPECTION SOLICITED;
coMfLETE STOCK ABOVE STYLES
SECONDHAND AT Low PRICES.
A.-vAN TAssBLL 4 KEARNEY'S
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
AN ENORMOUS AnSQKTMEN MI OF az tne
new styles OF SPRING aud SUMMER
ALL Tile NEW DESIGNS IN OAK; Ma
PIE and OTHER NATURAL WOODS;
prouinen, among which is the display q
thildrens vehicles for denkeys anu
snUOTiNG WAGONS, KensingtOns, Der
by Wagons. Triple Buckboards, Surrtys:
with ami without canopy tops, Jo9oert
4 White Buckboards for four and SIX
BRo5TI'GtIfsMs AND oCTAGON FRONT
BKOUGHAMS. new and second haha'
by tho best city bui ders.
GLASS FRONTS AYD LEATHER HEADS
ROCKAWAYS, o>,
SIX PASSENGER AND EX HriISaYs
FRONTS; Coupe and curtain Rocka"ays'
LANDAULETs and NAIL PH i,,HnTS
LADITS' DRIVING PHAEToNS, TX
TENSION TESS, Is ! T a2ToI IgAEroSS and Doo'
TOT WvAd6GNAs AXD Xo.ToP WAGONS
OF ALL KINDS, WAGoNEIrES
AND DEPOT WAGONS PAINT
PIP NND ~ OAK.
TILBURYS. DOG CARTS, AND PONY
OUR HARNESS ROOM
THE LARGEST AID FINEST STOCK OF
IMPORTED AND DoMEsTI6 II AZ y
Mills, FIR A&D CLOTH ROBES
BLANK IslrS. Sc,
is ,aAnNnEtRIcA
OF ALL KINDS Family Horses. ROAD,
sters. Trotter-. Saddle Horses, ana
Workers.
ALWAYS on HAND ,
INTENDING PURCHASERS WtLh DO
WE'LL 10 examine our IMMENsb
STOCK before buying elsewhere ---
A.-THE NFW.YORK COACH HORSE
AND COR COMPANY
offer for .e superb olloctio OF upward OF
20 head II really hi Sl-class Horses, consist
Ing Of four-n hand Teens, tandem Teaiis.
matched Pair. single Horses. Road Horses,
Saddle Horses. Cobs and several grand
Hunters. We reel confident that these horses
tlll -ult the most fistldlOus. a. they have
been selected with rreat care and aro pos
sos,,d OF high knee and hook octon. showing
great breeding quality and good looks, Al,
being We l-eaSone1 and ~ for immediate hGld
work, and have perfect manners ? Al subject
u vet rinary surgeons eXafninauon,
q, G. PRATT, Manager, 2js West eOth-st.
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CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Al Set 4oMoon rises O:49 mMoon's age "a
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY
AM-Sandv Hook :37lGov. Island 25lHeu Gate is
| PM-Sandy Hook :02 Gov Island ;53iIel Gate 20
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Real Gstate to Gxrbanse

WANT TO EXCHANGE gilt-edge Chicago
realty for New-York residence o. SsAlN.
| L. g. s., Tribune once.
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Bennett. Edwin d. Tucker sewan 7. Tying and Charles
NJ Diamond
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-09-23
TIE CARE OF TUE GRAVES.
Editor Dem0crat-Star

Editor Democrat-Star
The people of Moss Point have a
reputation for intelligence and chart.
ty, and 10 some extent justly SO, but
there is one trait that seems TO be
overlooked in their composition, and
that is the care Of the graves of their
loved ones. A visit to the graveyard
will show the lack of care and
thought. True, there arc many fine
COMMISSIONERS, but what Of the sur
round,ngs? The grass, weeds and
briars have taken possession, and
many graves OF the "lovcd ones gone
before" are SO neglected that it would
he hard to locate them. would sug.
gest TO those interested to visit the
graveyard and view its condition,
aud think how they would like to re-
ceive the same attention when they
are gone. ~
Moss Point, Sept. 20, 1892.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-09-23
ESCATAWPA ITEMS.
ny AU REVOIR.

by general invitation the "Escataw-
pa Improvement Company" or road
hands as they are called some places,
turned out Monday morning for two
days work, and we may expect good
roads now. Much damage has been
done by the constant rain.
Next Sunday, the Fourth, Rev.
Mr.. Ellis, Presiding Elder, will be at
Zion Church, will preach at IL, aft er-
ward hold quarterly conference.
Then a basket dinner will be served
in the Zion School House, and exer-
cises again in the evening. II Is
hoped that all members OF quarterly
conference will attend promptly, and
all reports be prepared.
Within a few days there will be
given at the Knights Of Honor hall,
E%scatawpp, a Magic Lantern cxhibi-
ton, with music and other exercises.
The proceeds for benefit of Mrs.
Wool, widow Of vi late beloved
pastor, Rev. l.. W. Wood. A large
and general attendance is expected,
as the cause Is most worthy, and the
exhibition a rare good one. The BIZ
bic scenes and descriptions arc in
struciivc and worth a great deal to
old and young. The exact date will
be given, and tickets on sale.
Rev. G. J. Broders, Lutheran,
preached at his church near Dutch
Bayou, at three o'clock, Oh third Sun.
day. He preached q good sermon,
but attcn dance was small, and dis
c%ouraging. He is prompt and faith
ful to his appointments.
The Howe & Griffin mill and plan
or will Don be ready for running.
Two large barge loads Of lumber,
rough lumber and deals were shipped
tins week.
The Ash-fry up the riYcr at Goodies
Bluff was a decided success, as usu-
al. Everything went well, bat the
fish, which did not put in appear
ancc.
Mrs. Ramsay, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. E. GOf.
Mrs. Sam Golf 10 visiting her moth.
er-in-law, Mrs. f. Goff.
The population Of our town is in
creased by two, one at Mi. Joe Cir
lots homo, and M at MI. Tom Dix
0n's homo.
Mr.. Emile Wood has gone to visit
friends aud relatives at his old homo.
The DEMoCRAr.STAR 10 the news.
paper OF E~scatxwpa.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-09-23
Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. I. NJ. Hand. while ON a visit 10

Mr.. L. NJ. Hand, while on Il visit 10
Lung Beach, Harrison county, last
wees, had his pockets picked of IA
few dollars. The ih'cf carried of
M Of his clothing from his bed
room.
The new store of Nosacka & Rit-
ayik always has on hand a fresh stock
of dry goods, fancy goods, notions,
boots, shoes, hats and caps, clothing,
groceries, feed ,tinwarc, all uf which is
sold low for cash. Remember our
store is the A. S. Does old stand.
NosACKA u RITAYIK.
The l.. N. Dantzlrr Lumber Co..
arc having 4 new steam tug boat
built at Scranton, Mr.. Francis Coli
ma, builder. The boat is to be fifty.
six feet overall, twelve aud a hall
feet beam, six feet depth Of hold, l4x
IA; to be ready for business by the
first of January next.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-09-23
l~'OstOflicc and Mails.
PERSONAL, GENERAL.
Ard Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

II will maierializc soon.
The yellow fever liar IS around.
Our town is enjoying the usual
good health.
Mr.. j. l.. Dantzlcr was in New Or
leans Monday.
Mr.. Glanyillc 7. Garner returned
to Bucka,una Saturday.
Mr.. Lee Mckay, Of New Orleans,
visited his father this week.
A few days dry weather put our
gardeners 10 work in earnest.
There was a lance al the residence
of Mr.. r. G. Rider, Tuesday night.
Mr.. d. +. Morrison, of Mobile spout
Friday, Saturday and Sunday here.
The lIypatheau Society meets to-
night at tho home of Mr.. Il. A. COul-
sOa
The hustling traveller Mr.. Willie
Watkins is home for much needed
rest.
Mr.. Z. c. Wood, of Basin, was in
town Tuesday. lie is looking some
better.
Miss Pattie Griffin left Monday for
Meridian and Wayncsboro on a visit
TO relatives.
Nj. G. w. Jackson returned Mon
day from his summer outing, looking
as fine as red silk.
Capt. VIM. WEIGH has returned
from Stafrord's Springs, somewhat
improved in health.
Sol Gregory's gray colt ran away
and smashed Mr.. ". S. Dcnny's bug.
gy to pieces Tuesday.
A drift, of $500 logs from Red
Creek arrived al the L. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co.'S boom Monday.
Mr.. RI Stewart, OF New Orleans,
is hero adjusting the loss by fire Of
Messrs. E. W. Manahan s. Co.
Mr.. G. F. Durrow, of New Orleans.
visited his old home this week. lie
was in his usual robust health.
Mr.. NJ. A.. Does left Tuesday nigh
for Healing Springs, Ala. lie ha'
been indisposed for several days.
Miss Pic Dantzler and her brother
G. b., left for Nashville, Monda!
Miss Pic goes to DR.. Pricc's College
and G. B. to Vanderbilt University.
Married, Monday night last, Mrs
Fannie Fisher and Mr.. Frank Deth'
loft. No cards and nobody's bust
ness. az
Mrs. A. Angelo left Tuesday, &C
%companicd by her sister, Miss May.
gle McTnnis, for her home al Mem
pins Tenn.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-09-23
BARGAINS.

For bargains in dry good, hats and
shocs, 90 to T.. w. Manahan 81 Cos.
Tho stock left over from the fire will
be sold at half price and less. Now
is your choncc TO get great bargains.
Our merchants and business men
can have their job Printing done al
the DEMocRAT-STAR office at city
prices.
Rev. ID. o. Dyers will preach a
special sermon to young men on next
Sunday morning. Subject "True
Manlincss." Young men specially in
vitcd.
Tho new and elegant residence OF
Mr.. Ed. Bloomfield is about complet-
cd. 1t Is ono of the finest and best
built houses in Jul town. Mr.. j. L.
Ostrum, of Scranton, contractor aud
builder.
Our fall line of fancy dress goods
Is now com pletc, consisting of Bed
ford cords, cashmeres, sattccns, ging-
hams, c%alicoes, flanncls, etc.
CowAN BRos.
A life insurance man wearing a
blue belly band was in town this
week. Tic was a talker from way
back. lie talked The legs off several
men, but did write them down for
insurance.
A great many people are surprised
TO know how I am able 10 keep the
best of goods, and sell them SO far be.
low others. My fall and winter
stock Of dry goods, notions, boots,
shoes, hats, etc., has arrived.
NJ. X. HuaGfNs.
The steam boat, "Capt. Fritz"
s'camed up Monday and glidod over
the waters Of Dog river like = thing
OF beauty. She has bccn inspected
and will DO ready to enter tho pasca.
goula river trade IN q few days. She
cost between $1,000 and 5000, car.
RIGS fifteen cabin passengers aud ffty
J Oh deck.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-09-23
DEB.

At Pasragoula, Miss, Wednesday,
Sept. q. 1899. at A O'clock. a. H., MARIE
LOUISE, the b eloved wife of Mr., Helaire
Krebs, aged 70 years, Z months and 10
days.
Funeral services, conducted by Rev.
Father Oliver. were held Thursday
morning at the Catholic Church. attend
ed by a very large concourse of friends
and relatives. Intermcnt in the Pasca-
goula Catholic Cemetery. Tho deceased
lived a devout christian life. was highly
honored and respected by all who knew
her.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-09-23
Meeting Of the Democratic Executive
Committee.

Pursuant TO previous notice the
County Democratic Executive Com
miltcc OF this county met at the
Court-house Saturday las, at y NJ,
and organized by elccting Mr.. J. W.
Stewart chairman and Mr.. Frank II.
Lewis secretary. Messrs. Ell BLOOM
field, Frank III. Lewis aud L. 5. Davis
were appointed committee To pre-
pare an address to the Democratic
voters of Jackson county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-09-23
LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss.
snctnp,l., 1ll1

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS.
September Q, 1892. {
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice of his
intention to make final proof u support Vt
his claim, and that sand proof will be made
before the Circuit Clerk of Jackson
county, at Scranton, Miss, on October
"a. 1892, viz:
Lazarus Seymour, Homestead No. H.
SIS, for the west | Of northeast t, aud
northeast l Of northeast t. section IL,
Township Z south, Range = west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, aud
cultivation Of said land, viz:
Mac Girlott, Albert GirlOtt, Thomas Cir
lott, Jules Ryan, all Of Ocean Springs, p.
O., Jackson Co., Miss.
HENRY KERNAGHAN, Register.
September 0, lS92. 29-6t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-09-23
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

We have Just received fourteen
thousand loaded shells, aud are pre-
pared to furnish any size Load.
CowAN Bros.
The following sch.ooners are Load
ing at the l.. N. DAIMLER Lumber
Con,pany's mills this week. The
Anna NJ. Stamuher with $4,000 feet OF
lumber; the Robert T. Clark with
l25,000 feet Of lumber, both for lla-
vana j. W. Cruet and I~lortcnsc,
each with 10000 feet of lumber for
New Orleans; Nellie with 10000 feel
of lumber for Mississippi river.
FAIL lyn WIyTrR MILLINERY.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-09-23
MARINE.

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCEAT-STAR,
PAsCAGoULA, Sept. %, 1872. !
Report for tho week ending Sept. 22d.
ENTERED.
Am sch Anna NJ. Stammer, Stilphen, 800
tons from Havana, 18th inst.
Am sch l.. N. Eantzler, Strange, 13l tons
from Havana. 18th inst.
Nor blk Pacific, Rasmussen, Cos tons from
Larne, 10Th inst.
CLEARED.
Rus blk Pallas, Sallin. for Antwerp, by
Patterson Il Co., with 3G4 1855 feet Of
lumber valued at $6.305, 10th inst.
Brit sch Minola. Lent, for Ceiutugos by
Pascagoula Lumber Co.. with l44,22l
feet of lumber valued at 4l,424, 10Th inst.