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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-22
Vosicp OF Siiprl:.''- Sac.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Is CIRCUIT COURT.
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
David T.. Roberts Plaintiff,

David +. Roberts Plaintiff,
HLniust
The Chicago. Portage K ~uncrior Railway Com
lauy Corporation, etc. Defendant.
Sz~iEREAS. Judgment in the above entitled
" action WAS entered oii The i3;i day OF May.
l~Si, i'll favor Of the iH!Htiii and against the de
fcuian;, for the sum OF 95'15'. and the same has
MOI been paid,
Theiefrrt. public notice is hereby given. that
10y NItuc Ot an execution issued on the Judgment
and To directed Shall Offer for Sale and VIII
sci To the highest bidder, ut public auction. ut
The E.i>r rp.t: door of the CONT House. in the
city OF superior, Douglas county, Wisconsin, on
Fac Ism day os December. 1892,
nj u O'Clock III the forenoon % thai Gay. the fol-
Inwn., tract OF land i'll the Town Of superior.
Douglas county. Wisconsin,:
y snip parcel of land ono hundred feet wide
fifty feet on each side oi tine center line 81 the
right "i way the same being ""It"r line of tie
Chicago. Portage & superior Railway Company ;
Railroad grade. n the same was Iald ont a:d the
grade actually located established and con~t rurt
-! and hlIit HlIt Icr The y r. ciuI 81
III Ioan Is. y, of Range l., West ut tilc tn T. NJ.
according II the initc,l states survey; the said
snip or pared al land being commonly known IL
= Inc OIgi Air Line .iradc, over and across said
quarter section, aud commencing near The NV
Of >ail Ne il runs III : nth cl>tUrIy di
rcctpn diisnnatiy a..r,S- said quarter section.
And for further licHuilCatlon OF this tract refer
cHcc i made t. the survey ana notes ami plat
thereof made by the SAID e.. i. x :. lty co. OF
file among the isanrrs and books OF that concern:
On the g.oInd: an to the grade hlIIIt ANA work
done upon The 5;uuIli III accordance NIih strI
survey.
i viii 50 as aforesaid sell the whole or 80 much
thereof ~ will IcatiiH" said sum Ui ,>...ji, and
Interest and >lgh>rg Gcut costs.
Iatyd tbs I9.h ,.aS q! prin'Is.r. $50
Dan KEEEEEY
Obi $hcT.: If Dot.-..s g.. is.
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.sI..ii,iI-.ra.Gr.s Sale.

SrA Tdr OF W to,-24I. cor>4E corr
In the Ma ter of the estate of Il. i. Spaulding de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that, 10y virtue. and III
PURSUANCE nf order of license made in said
matter, by the County Court at Douglas ,ufI..ty
GA the ;t.r day OF November. 1891. the ulGCfSign-
ed administrator VII. On the 18th day of Novcm
hrr. l~.f2 at 10 O'Clock A. ut the Eas' Cry front
door az the Court House, in the city OF Superior
i'll said Douglas county. offer for sale ut public
auction the following described land, Iii .Iatc i'll
the said county Hi Douglas, to Wit Lot three b
In block three -. in the second division of the
Town~Ite of Souh superior. i'll the City of super
iur Terms at safe VIII bc cash
Dated october 20 lSg1.
CHAMP GREEN,
O12nI2 AdmiI.ist ratnr.
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Notice iOr Publication.

Us. LAND OFFICE, ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
\ Oct. ), 1872.
Notice is hereby given that the follow ing named
settler has filed notice of her intentions ii make
final proof III support of her claim and that said
proof viii be made before II. Ilnund. Clerk of
Circuit Court OF Douglas CO.. Wis. at superior
Wisconsin, on
November -. 1892
viz: Ar'ic Monsoon her HI Entry No. a3l} for
The w OF )" and >e' % sNi4 see. 4, II 10 y
* l., ".
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon, and cultivation pf
said land viz: Joseph j. Jones. tharA's Cuty,
John y Parks and John :. Fiuayson, al II south
RANG, Douglas county, Wisconsin,
Ii l.. EE>SE.
uSal- Register
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'EusSsiay sE,e iJt5s ssax Ct Soya.sibfr,
So.;rp oi Foreclosure Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given. that acrt:.it has been
made in tie conditions of 4 certain m"ii2dgr
l.c:riI, ,Ialc the 2;I day OF March. f>.t, cNcut
ed aud delivered hy Robert N Fulton. then g!
Superior, Mis-. Is Eiortgagnr.to Lewis Baker, "i
It. Paul. AinncSo;a, ~ III irf-aGcc, III aud 10y
which said mortgage SAID IN, rtulGor did convey
10 said rnt.:tga.,. his heirs ami a>> gll>, all the
follow i, tracts ami parcel, OF nd lying and be
ing m t!Ir county OF u rn.lI>S aiIi state OF VI is
cnfi>u, described a. follow. tow
Lots ~ q, I3l aud lG2. Shields street
lots a. - and - on Iat k>pn >tr, et. and
Lots 81 and 80, on Van liarcn street.
All in MorriS;,;l'S division To- superior. in the city
Of SUPERIOR and described according 20 the pat
thcr. Of rccur;! in the Office nf the Register o
Deeds ia AMI for SAIL II li.a comfy Wisconsin:
and which mortgage was duly recorded IN >1li
Register of Deeds o,irr on the eth day ni March,
iS.tt at VA IN. in Volume Il ot mortgages AT
Is;I-c ~.
That there is claimed to lac due. ard there Is
due on said mortgage ut the date "l TINS liollc',
The sum of Two Hundred and sixteen loiii>
and Eighty Crui> t-Il1 ~. aud that ~ Hc!lon AT
law ar proceedings III equity, has been com
lncac.d . recover the said dcbI secured 10y sssiu
mortgage or any part thereof:
And notice J. hereby yIECn thai by virtue ol u
rover 1T sale contained III Sali mortgage ana
pursuant Ia the statute regulating the matter
said mortgage will bc f"rrcl,'Scd by the sale or
said moit..ai,cl premise above described 10y ne
sheriff under sheriff or deputy sheriff, al Doug
',S county Wisconsin. t. the highest ht't'icr al
IN, bile ,ictiuir nj the last front door of The c"ttl
house in tf, ,fy OF superior, DouS.aa coa.tH
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The Mark Paine Lumber Company. Plaintiffs,
against
J. II. Harmon. Defendant.
Ev order of a Judgment Of foreclosure aili 81!
rruiir.rd III the above entitled actiu;i on the ON
day IT Scidrnhrr | - | shall offer 10; sale ana
s,Il AT public vcnlEc, oa
Monday. Is.a. s,sl day Of SoSeiEiher-
ISpp nj 10 o'cluck in th;. forenoon nf that day at
tn4 Lu,t front door uf the court House, III Inc
city If Superior Douglas county, Wisconsin, an
~. ri.shf title and interest h!ch sud j IL HAN
non defendant i'll said acIhn, had ON thc itIh
,I,y Of Jane. 1871. has since acquired or any
rsTsn Or persons claiming under hun since san
lime in al ii 70 he premises hcrclna ter 'icS'Fit'i
and The 3urlIiu. house thereon situated. ct ~
much rhrr,ofas ma, he. necessary L. SATISFY ne
sam Of seventy and - loo dollars r13o- me ;'.m.
smolIu: :s!iiIi,ct. be due 10 The siiid llti''h
m .id ir,ti.,,lr.t together with iutere>; thereon
from he iii iay Of september. ls- and ihc eos'>
and EXPENSES az safe ~, ~,
pc>criptiail of premises 10 he SOD: l"t -eI ." ~;
west Mh street in t"wu>ite OF superior no" IL
city If >Ilts..ior nnl,-ia> county WISCONSIN,
Dan KENNEDY. Sheriff
GHNS NItE~TR1M. i'ct'SllN
CHANT GREEN Plaintiffs Attorney, "lA'-
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Mt 10 O'Clock III the forenoon, to satisfy the am
o,int " hich shall the, re iAc on SAID mortgage
to:,t-ther with all costs aud expenses ct sale IA
III.i:t.. rlts. sum Fifty dollars provided III sali
mortgage a. attorneys fees.
Dated this i;h day ct October. lSi2.
LENS BAKER.
u EoeEerS ATTY for Mortgage.
nsnf2 Mnrt..a..cc superior, Wis.
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G. st. P. IA, & o. TIME CARD.
Northern Pacific Depot.

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ana Freight. HOO Il
\. Z. X. E.-wEST BOUND:
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Accommodation and Freight ~ 100 ~ IN
ID. :. 5. * A.-EasT BOUND:
bostoh linaite1 -: ......-...... 9;E9 p. m
accommodation and Freight. Ill Il. m
ID. :. s & A.-WE>T BOUND:
'hiuth Express Observation-Disclosures. m
Accommodation ana Freight. --..... .l0:ii Il. m
Tickets sold and ba -gige checked 10 any part
of the United States Canada via either of the
above roads. Rates as low a. the lowest Apoly
to FRANK C. JACKSON Agent
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- MONS.
|,sECIiT CorRT-DoJGLAS COUNTY.
Daniel Frederick. plaintlii,


t.r,.n, Mason. Gertrude H. Mason. Jeihf"
Mitchell AMI charles T. "irre's
-, ,,.i,,.-To the said De .cniant:
~ - barphy summoned 10 appear WITHIN
, ,yrnty days alter service Of this >gmm.nsi eH,
rIr.Iye "f The day Of service and "eiyid me
-, .n.itl.d action III The court aforesaid; a'i,i
;tp'' s TN,r .ifu-, ~ 10 do judgment Will
II r.,drI against you according 70 the deiiai.n
If thr complaint OF which copy Is hefe"''i
served upon you. poSs
Plaintiffs Attorney.
y - st5!-sss Superior, Douglas Co., :.
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4 Pleasant: Social event.

Mr. and Mrs. W II. Webb. enter
tanned the young people of the Episco-
pal church III a very agreeable manner
on ednesday evening. The young
men of the choir We're INVITED to DIM
ner at six. and then the young ladies
came latter, and Il game of progressive
freshmentS We're served. Mir. and Mrs.
Webb, are royal entertainers and all
pronounce the affair a success. Each
guest WAS presented with Il badge,
which bore Il printed quotation, the
ladies reading thus:
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TO thine own SELF he true,
And it must follow.
As night the day
Thou canSt not then be false 20 any man.
The gentlemen's bore the following:
ALAS for those who never sing.
But die with all their music in them"
Those present We're: The Kisses
Nichols, Kelly, iI!ii, Gowl.ns, Smith.
Searles, Owen, Crownhart, Follett,
Mclean Mrs. Langley, and Messrs
Harry and Bert Newton, Wilmer and
Ed. Robertson, Fenwick, Thompson,
Christie, Tom and Bruce Mclean and
sam Duff.
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Foreclosure Sale.

CIRCUIT CoUET-DOUGI.A COUNTY.
rht Mark Paine Lumber Company. Plaintiffs
against
i IL Harmon, defendant
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,ISlNI.SS CARDS.


-~s - ~-A-S - - - -
/ EgfTIE i T., E0N DENTIST -r,uul
ass d. issaA lncr!or, corner BECKER
Ill. ,gv'A3 -tstt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-18
SPORTING NOISE.
News of Local Sports, Clubs and
Teams and WHAT They are Doing.

MISSIONS.
An outsider will probably spar Reich
tomorrow night.
The boys are training hard for these
weekly exhibitions.
Tomorrow night all around athletic
sports will be INDUCED at the club rooms.
BASE BALL.
The San Antonio team is getting in
trim for Sundays game with the soldier
boys.
The San Antonio club will have no
practice game at the Springs until the
weather improves.
Unless Sunday is clear the first game of
the season will not be a success.
A game was played on Carr's hill yes
terday evening.
The High school has no team this sea-
son.
st Mary's college boys will probably
reorganiZe soon.
FOOT BALL.
The inclement weather bids fair to dis
penSe with the game which was to come
off between the High School and the San
Antonio clubs. If this game is PLAYED it
will be hard one.
Two more games will end the season,
and one of these may not be played
But small efforts are being made to Or
ganize a local foot ball league. The idea
is we il liked by all players, but they have
not the get up about them to start the
ball rolling.
Most of the San Antonio players will
wear uniforms at the game Sunday.
GENERAL NOTES:
The attention of sporting men in this
city and over the whole country is being
drawn to New Orleans aud especially to
the coming mill between Fitzsimmons and
Maher. Betting, though light, is gener-
ally in favor of the Irish champion.
1t is generally agre ID among the sporting
fraternity that If Maher has a walkover
with FitZsimmons. Sullivan will be the
next victim, but If the fight is hard con-
tested one, even though the Irishman
wins, he will never compete with the
Boston boy, and should he lose. that will
end his career.
Billy Smith, the Boston light weight,
and Frank Kelley, of San Francisco,
fought a thirty-nine round mill be-
fore the Pacific club at San Fran
cisco, Tuesday night. The former won
With kswing on the jugular which
laid Kelly on the boards. Both men
were severity punished about the head.
None Of San AntoniO's sports have out
any challenges at present. Sporting is
almost at stand still.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-18
Personal Mention.

Mrs.sW. S. Whitworth is in the city.
Mr.. Mic Cosgrove is seliJusly ill with
la grippe.
M. Kruger, of Blanco, is in the city.
John ]. Burke, of Eagle Pass, is in the
city, at the Mahncke.
Judge Garrett, Howard Lacey and
Judge Poindexter, of Kerrville, are in the
city.
Mr.. Frank Fay. the genial barkeeper of
the Maverick, is laid up with la grippe.
DIR. G. B. Moon, prominent dentist of
Atlanta. Ga has moved to San Antonio.
He expects shortly to open an office in
the Mackey building.
Hon. w. h. Allen and wife, w. II. Al
len, Jr., of Grafton, Ills, and Miss Kath-
ieen A. Herroitt of Jacksonville, Ills,
are IN the city, en- route to California.
Mr.. Benjamin Garcia and bride, nee
Miss Rosie Peltegrin, have arri we'd from
Mexico, are in the city on their bridal
trip and for the purpose of visiting Miss
Zulema GarZia and her mother.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-18
A Pleasant Dance.

A very pleasant dance was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Walters, at their residence on
Prospect Hill last night. The house was
filled to Overlooking and in two rooms,
cleared for the occasion, they danced I'M
Gil IL D. M, when the couples retired to
the dining room and partook of sumptuous
and well chosen refreshments, after
which they again repaired to the dancing
rooms and kept it up to one o'clock to
the music of ID. A. Lovece's string band.
The following is list of some who
were noticed as present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walters, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. jones, Mr.. w. M. Cape
hart and wife, Mr.. U. A. Bal.
com and lady, Mr.. and Mrs.
Good. Mr. B. c. Nelson and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. John SLappenbeck. Mesdames
Buchanan, Berry, Cherry, Mott, Boyce,
West, Rutledge, Bell and Green. Misses
Lulu and Walton Spruell, Sadie Van Ev.
cry, Gallagher, Nita Walters, Duck Mark
ley, Green, Lampmann, Lulu Cox, Wiley
and Gurtrude Dacus, Winnie and Orie
Mannis, Bula Harrison, Estelle Foreman.
Julia Vogt, May McDermot, Lydia Dunn.
Daisy Jackson, Eugenia baltimore, of
Flatonia; Annie Emerson and Moraux.
Messrs. Chas. Miller, J. and A. Ellison,
Rutledge, Walters, w. Reed, John Hines.
w. Cook, 7. B. Baker, John Lockwood,
K: w. Conley, P. Moroux, j. Hice, j. A..
Aistop, III. J. Heitgen, w. Holt, Wood,
Delaney and McNiel.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-18
NOT GUILTY.
SAYS THE JURY OF LAW.
The County Court Officials Are
Tried for Misappropriating
Moneys and Acquitted.

On reasse milling for the afternoon ses-
sion of Judge Noonan'S court yesterday,
evidence was introduced for the prosecu-
tion of the county judge, commissioners
and assessor, on the charges of misappro :
prialing public money.
County Clerk Smith was first called. He
testified that $3.50 had been paid Mr..
Huth for his statistical work
County Treasurer Froboese testified to
paying the same.
DIR. Lindner, deputy assessor, testified
to having received the warrant. When he
presented the bill to the court he also pre-
sented the law of 1887, authorizing the
court to pay for the work He did not
know the law had been changed until
after Mr.. Huth's return from Austin, a
few days ago.
AS tnere are LIZ names on the as
SCISSORS statistics, under the law of 1889
the compensation would have been but
Sl17.70.
Judge McAllister testified for the de-
Tense and was subjected TO very hot fire
from Mr.. Paschal, as were all the accused,
| as they testified in turn.
Judge McAllister testified that he had
read Jaw while he was justice of the peace.
| He had only read up To 1897, and did not
| know the law of 1889. The other officials
| testified about the same and it was dis
closed that they had been acting wholly
| ignorantly but with no intention of
defrauding the county or misapplying the
| funds.
The case occupied the entire evening
| hour of the court and it was not until $3.50
o'clock that it was given to the Jury.
During the entire trial Mr.. PaSchal was
| fighting hard with the lawyers for the de-
Tense, who stubbornlv objected to nearly
every question put to the witnesses.
At its close the jury remained out but a
few moments when they brought in a
verdict of mot guilty"
This closed one of the most remarkable
as well as most expeditions trials in the
history of old Bexar county.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-18
RAILROAD NOTES.

The International Gun club will very
probably reorganize this spring and hold
their regular shoots as last year.
The l. & G. N. employees are arranging
for large employees picnic, to be given
at the Medina river In the early part of
MAY.
A surprise party will be given by some
railroad men on South Salado street to-
night.
The members of the B. of L. F.. on the
S. A. P, are still talking strike. A settle
ment is expected to be made soon.
Mr.. Jack Neuffer fell on the Commerce
street bridge yesterday, and again hurt
his hip, which was recently broken.
The board of trade at Cuero held a
meeting at that city yesterday, in order to
de eide upon what to offer the s. A. P, so
as to have the machine shops moved to
that city from Yoakum. A very liberal
offer is to be made the company.
The brakemen on the Mobile and Bir-
mingham have struck for an increase of
wages. Their demands have been re-
fused and negroes have been given their
jobs.
Chas. f. Byers, travelling freinght
agent of the II. & L. c., is in tie city.
Superintendent of motive power, w. H.
Reilly, of the S A. p. met with serious
accident yesterday. his horse ran away
and threw him and his wife out of the
carriage. The latter was uninjured, but
Mr.. Reilly received a number of cuts and
bruises about the head.
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Meeting of Republican League Club.

A well attended meeting of the Repub-
lican League club was held at Rische's
opera house last night Matters pertain
ing to the organization of clubs and the
coming campaign were discussed. A
more general meeting is called at the
same place for next Monday night. 1t is
expected that there will be rousing
meeting.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-18
LEAP YEAR BALL.
The Turner's Spend a Very Pleasant
Evening at The Expense Of the
Ladies'.

The leap year ball given by the ladies
of the Turner association was a grand
success in every particular.
The gathering was large and a fashion
able one. In the grand march, which
was skillfully and beautifully lei by Miss
Mary Callsen and Mr.. Brian, fifty-two
couples were counted. The costumes OF
the ladies were very beautiful, and the
gentlemen were clad in evenieg dress.
Dancing commenced at $50 o'clock. At
twelve O'Clock the ladies escorted their
guests to the diniog hall where, with
their own hands, they had prepared a
most delicious supper. All the delicacies
OF the season were there spread, and with
the assistance of elegant wines, furnished
by the courteous manager of the Turner
bar, were soon eaten. The merry party
then adjourned to the ball room where
until the early hours OF this morning they
danced. The committee of lad
ies who had the affair in
charge and who arranged and managed il
so nicely were Mrs. f. r. Wefng, who
wore a beautiful gown of black silk
trimmed with elegant gold braid, dia-
monds. Miss Marie Hernandez, attired
! pretty dress Of blue chifft n, silver trim
mings and sapphires. Mss Katie Wurz-
bach, white illusion over pink silk, lace
trimmings. Miss Mary Baetz, cream
crepe de chine trimmed with white beads.
MISS CdilseH. Ulue CHINA SILK, trimmed
with white silk, pearls.
Thoss present were Messrs. Schuchardt,
BRIAN, Volbrecht, E. M. and w.
Schunke. GAM, Julius and Joe Open
heimer. Lang, Becker, A. and E. Herman
DEE, Otto and Ed Anderson, Gaul, Weiss,
Schuetzler, Lieck, Guen Their, Jenull.
Runge, Kohler, Steinhardt, Beckman'
Sulnon, Wurzdach, Goeth. Shrimpton'
Witty, Appman, Goldfrank, FL. and A.
Tolle, Lyons, Mueller. TORY,
VIM. rSchmitt, Dullnig, Heuermann.
Schneider, Meyers, Kypfer and Seng.
Misses Simmons, KoerpS, Baetz, Schmelt-
ger, A. L., n. and E. Degen, Hines, Polly,
Guenther, Heye, Dullnig, TORY, Ii. and
J. Wagner, Black, Hslamuda, Heuer.
mann, Rummel, Deutsch, Rochs, Brian.
AppmaA, Sulnon, Conrad, Ludlow, Chase.
Tengg, Anderson, r. and Il. Whiting,
Schroeder, Schunke, HUH.
One thing imarred the occasion. Miss
Marie Hernand, sprained her ankle some
days ago and could not dance. Her friends
sympathise with her very much The
ladies, with their usual care for their
guests welfare, procured the services OF
Henry 0'Neal to preside over the cloak
room.
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His Visit.

Mr.. Andrew Carnagie, the great iron
spent short time in this city Yesterday.
left in the afternoon on their journey to
California. In the party were Chas. s.
Smith, president Of the New York cham
Der of commerce, Hon. A. ID. White, ex-
minister to Germany and ex-president Of
Cornell university. III. G. Fricke and
their ladies'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-18
Gard Of Thanks.

To my friends and acquaintance and
especially to Gen. Stanley and Col. Cop
pinger, the G. A. R., A. o. U. w. and the
musicians | hereby tender my sincerest
thanks in kindly aiding me before and
during the funeral of my late husband,
VIM. Held. MRS. VIM. HELD.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-18

BUSINESS sTRIcTLYcoNFIpENTAL
At Hecht's, the pawnbroker, PAL Com. I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-18

PAWN YOUR DIAMONDS,
Watches, pistols with Recht, PAL c. m. I'm
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1892-01-22

The editor of the Eupora Prog
ress is a hitter from way back.
The iollowingis is his lateset against
IA dead beat, and we heartily en-.
dorse the sentiment
"We met one our delinquent
subscribers, who claims to be a
Democrat, in the public road the
other day, and we came very near
running over him, yet, in spite OF
the very near collision, he never
saw us. His eyes seemed 1" be
rivited on the u leslial elements
in the heavens, and had it not
been that his mind was, for the
first time in life, tending upward,
we would have made ourselves a
personal introduction 10 him.
This unpricipled scoundrel came
to us last year and asked US 70
send HIM our paper-said he would
settle Tor it this isll-and now,
behold when we pass him, he
knows US not. 1t may be good dQI
this man to dwell here on earth
with recognizing his fellow -crat-
ures, but iflhere is placein IIeay.
Ell for him, we don't want to Ga
there /; and besides, il that man
don't pay his subscription ~ thirty
days, we propose to let the people
oil Webster know who ha is.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1892-01-22
DIED..

On Sunday, January II, 1892. at tho
residence of her brother, the late Silas
Tam, Miss JENNIE TAM, age so years.
Fort Wayne (lnd.) aud Lancaster,
Ohio, papers please copy.
It is with the most sympathetic resSet
that we chronicle the death of Miss Jen-
mic Tam, who brcathed her last at the
Tam residence, Oh the east side of the r,v.
er, on Sunday, the 18th inst. In the
death of Miss Tam, tho neighborhood in
which she lived, sustains a material loss
In her capacity as public instructress,
she has left such Impressions ON the
young lives that were Tor years under her
guidance, as only woman Of her loyal,
generous nature, and truth-loviD2
strength of character, can do. It can bs
said Of her most truthfully, that her life
was lived to its tull capacity in thinking
good thoughts, and converting NE gen
erous thoughts into more geneross facts
woman Of the most serene temperament
and fine mental equipoise. Tho character
of Miss Tam presented itself to those
who knew her, as worthy example of
one who held within herself the great se-
cret Of true living. She finished the days
Of her pilgrimage as calmly Is she had
LIVED them, leaving behind her : golden
heritage Of living thoughts, dsssls aul q
host ofsorrowing friends. WHO cannot
but entertain fos the bereaved family the
most sincere sentiments Of condolsnesi
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Moss Point. Mia, Jan. 70. l6os. =