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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
7a,ues s. mooo1poro. +

@us San Nntonio, Ser, fommt Die
6iobSpoit. OaB SarneS 6. WoootparD. Gice>
8rGiibent Der hieii9en metropolitan
8ant" unb Wtitslieo Der Sirma &eitb BROS.
& g., an Der NusSebrung eeitorben lit.
Der Geritorbene mar lett 1858 elmer iener
8irger @hica9o's. pelde Die StaOt ST. tbrer
ieBigen 0rDBe uno Wtadt aufbauen balfen.
@r muroe 1886 81 8raofort, ST., geboren
rno FAM i'm Glitter bon % Sabren bier6er.
Seiner politti1en @eitnnuug nod lpar CT
&epubltfaner u. 5enubte letuen @influS naz
mentlih oaSu, ben Oclegaten fir Die repubs
litanilhm S%onDentlonen 0oridub All letz
iten. SIM Sabre 1884 nar er Wtltglteo Der
gtattonalconoention alS 9ele9at oes l. Scott
greBbe3irfcs. Inter MaDor 0tode MAJ er
Sdabmeiiter oeS SalnpagneauslhuiieS.
Seine erlbiitterte @elunobelt DeranlaHte
ibn Dor einem balben Sabre, iein biibldles
6aus a1 oer W1idigan 9lpe., nabe Der 81.
StraBe, ;u perlaiien unb IT'D nab Gentu6p
uno BON bort nad) San Nntonio 81 beges
ben, pobin ibm Die Seinen furSIid folgten.
@eitern lit er geitorben. st bate cine Sat-
tin, cine So1ter nnb einen Sobn; Der SeBz
tere ltubtrt an Der Cornell l1niuerlitdt.
6err s. g. 8eaielee, &aiitrer Der Nirma
Seth Brns. & Co., melder Der 0erftorbene
% Sabre ais Sbabmeiiter uno Secretdr
oueebOrte, lit mad GeJaS gefabren, UNI Die
0elde 3u bolcu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Collide KuoeI.

Ser gieser Sap" 8abe, Der Sreitaa
ytadot bon Dem BoliSiiten 2emiS 8prle, ols
ct in Der Dearborn, nabe Der 80. StraBe,
auf beiien Nnrufen ni6t iteben bleiben
poate, eeibDiien ipurbe, itarb Sountag
9tahmittag ill Dem 9ropioente 6oipital.
Ser Coroner belt Wtontag etnensSnquelt ab
uno Die @el6morenen iprad)en ben 8olis
5llten BON ieber S6ulo fret, Oa er in gluss
u6ung leines Nmtes oebanoelt bate.
Sn Der leBten Treitag gta6t muroen aus
benz 5auie $50. 34l6 Wti6iean Nneuuc
&lelounasltiiGe uno MGlhe geltoblen.
Swtl6en 3 uno 4 llbr Samitag Mtorgen
job Der 8olt3iit 8Drne elnen ibm peroGhtig
lporfommeaoen Wann nit elmer 6aubtai1e
Die 9earbornttrabe entlan9 geben. ysabe
Der 30. StraBe rtef er Dem Tremoen All,
lte9er1 81 bleiben. uno als Dieier niht 6olge
%lelitete, i6oB er auf i'm. Der Suride lieb
nun leine 6anotalhe fallen uno peribipano
in elmer SeItenitraBe. Sn Der Saihe
Daroen ipGter Die III benz 6auie pom s. st.
Waosiportb. $50. 3416 WttGigan Nuenue,
geitohlenen Saben gefuuoen. Sap" Mooe
ipuroe BON einem NrSte als iHper perlc5t
Der Bolt3et 9emeloet urto bon bieler nad
Dem Yrooioents 6olpitaL gei6afft. 8or
letnem Sooe geltano ct ben Diebltabl Elm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Gin Wolkenfd)aber brennt.
Die Seuerwehr hiiiflos. miihiame Irbeit,
ole 5lammen i'm IA. StoGwerf oes
Qihlano Slof III lol9en.

lin 2ubr 0ienlta9Wtor9en batte bic Teu7
erucbr gum erlten Wfale @elegenbett, @rz
~fabrungen i'm 9etdmpfen zines Seuers in
einem Der 9rOBen 14itD6igen Woltenl6aber
@Dica9o'S gu lamrnell.
lin Dieie !3eit iah Elm 8ripatzN a6tpad1
ter aus Der l.ioneitlt6en @de oes IA. Stod1
pertcs pes u9liblano Blud" an Der 9tans
bolpb uub @larfitraBe Scuer auIltetgen.
Sin Mlarm ipuroe abgegeben uno III tpenti
qen Winuten nar Die S%euertDebr 5ur Steue.
STIR eineu Nugenblid eriblen es u%nlerer
NIT alien Nrten bon 8rGnDen pcbl per-
trauten sSeuerpebr Elm 9tGtblel, lDle 81 Dem
SCRIBE oes tSeuers, ba wtoer Srcppen nod
Nabritubl it1 in benz inn 8au begrifenen
@ebduoe beftioen. SUI %9elan9en Jet; bod
idou I'M ndditen Nugenblide betaloen lt0
flint Der Neuernebrleute auf IN Dem 9e7
bGuoe befinolihen Seitern nab benz gSe9e
gum IA. StodDert.
sic errei6ten ben Ylab mo oas Seuer
ausuebrohsn mar. Son bort Duroen Setle
aum GmporSieben Der S6l0u6e blllabgez
laiien, 10 oaB i6nn III fuT5er 3ett Die
Wai1ermallen auf Die SIanlmen %etiorangen
uuo iolde 1Didten. Ser S6aOen lit ua7
beoeutenD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Des Gootidlaes fduloie
miro Peter Monrao rot Ridter CLIFFORD be-
funoen. = Oas Strafmab fehr
Iieorig an9efc5t.

Geter Monrao alias vOeuti6 8ete,"
tpel6er Der @rmorouilg bon Sranf @ilroD
aneeflagt par, murbe na6 OrettGgtger Ser
banolung oeS 1ootidlags i6ulbig %befunoen
uno gu iieben Sabren 3u0tbaus perurtbeilt.
Monrao uro @ilrop iparen Wlatrolen
nnD 3ehter am NbenO Oes 6. 9e5enber 1891
II 2oer Mirtbidaft yto. 26 0esplainess Sir.
Balb gerietben Die 8eioen in Streit nno
Wonra6 beiGuloiste @ilrop, OaB oieier ibn
nit Dem Gooe bebrobt bate. Die Streitene
ben periobuten iid ani6einenb. Monrao
aber eroriff tur3e .3eit mad Der 8eriObnuns
plosli9 elnen 0teOolper. Der auf Dem Buffet
binter benz Sdanftii1 lag nno ieuerte auf
@ilrop, Der Our@ ben &ppf sei6oiien toot
gu 8ooen i%tir3te.
Die Wertbeibigune Bate 6%eionbere 9tns
%itrenguneen eenla6t, UNI 5u betpetien, DaB
Wonrao 1inulos betrunfen mar, oesbalb be-
gniigten itb Die @eihporenen ieoenfans
nit benz auf Sobtl6lae lautenoen @rfenntz
niB uno Der nieorigen Strafe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
6reder ueberfau.
2opofat maIfer Elm Opfer oeTeIben.

0as Spfer zines GaubIberfalles tpuroe
Trettag Nbeno Der befennte GeNtsanipalt
@onin Walfer, uno nod ben Dorllegenoen
@inaelDeiten bes fre6en Nnfalls fam !6err
QSalter nod bon Slid iagen, baB er nit
elmer 8eule auf Dem &opfe baDDnfam.
Inn s llbr Nbenos DerlieB er letne Wobz
nung 9to. 2612 Wi6i8an &penue, UNI ben
Neutrality-suspicious. Safer, Der at
0enllelben 8ouleoaro in Der gtGbe Der 23lte1
StraBe tDobnt, auf5ulu den. ST bate cine
furSe Strede 8urildgele9t, ais er in Der
gtGbe oet "a. StraBe geraoe Dor Der Wobz
nln9 oeS Nlo. 8lerling bt1ter ii6 l6neae
S0rttte pernabm. gto6 ebe er itb umtpenz
Den tonnte, fiiblte er iid, tpie er ipdter anz
CAB, BON btnGen In lhlunaen. Oils ct UNI
6ulfe l6reien tpollte, Driidte ibm Der Qns
greifer Die 6ano auf ben Wun0. 91our6
befarn er aber einen Nrm fret uno fiibrte
0amtt cinen Sblag naA Dem arpeiten Gdu>
Der, einen Sarbi9en, oer ibn1 bereits ben
lleberrod auf9eriiien bate. @etroffen praute
Der 9teger 3urid; bliBl6neu 3og CT aber
einen IootihlGger aus Der Sal6e uno
1tredte Walfer nit etnem 9ieb auf ben
&opf 81 Soben.
Gs .muBte aber Scenario lit ser NG6e ers
ldienen lein, benin IN Den, Queenblife ais
gSalfer uieberitlr3te, ergrtffen Die 9tGuber
Die Slu6t. Ginem oaDon ieBte Der in Der
gtGbe tppbnenoe Safob Mtnnemarn mad
uno nit 6ilfe zines 8oli3iiten gelang IS
mad LANCER Sa9o enoltd, ben Sli9tllng
feit8unebmen.
2luf Der 4oliseiitation at Der Cottage
@rope SDe. CAB Der Gerbaftete ieinen 0ta>
men ais Sno. Butter an, uno lei 81 SSahr
alt; 0etleloet mar ct gut unb i'm Ner60r
CAB CT cine lebr ionoerbare OarlteIul1g oes
Gprfolls. I'M leine unibulo Su bepeilen.
Gr fam oes Weges oaber, er5G6lte er, als
ibn Der Sarbige I'M cine Cigarette an>
ipra6. SIN 8egriff, cine iol1e ~beraus5us
holen, ging Walfer an ibm poriiber; Der
Sarbige rief pIOBli6: poas lit Der Mann.
ben tb Jude" uaO lhlug Balfer 81 500
ben. Nuf Die Brase, ipesbalb er benn entz
floben lei, muBte Butler" Die Mnttport
l6uloig bleiben. Sie Bolt5et madte itG
ioalei6 auf Die Sr6e nab Dem 6arbigen,
man glaubt, DAB ct in einem Der Naldite
an Der W}lbigan 2lDe. ais &utl6er ooer
&o6 Del1dfti9t lit.
Serr Q8alfer bate fi6 bon benz S6laae
balo lotpett erbolt, oaB CT mad leirer Wo1>
nung suriidfebren fonnte.
0ort nuroe iofort Elm Nrst berbeioeruz
ten, Der Den notbigen Serbano anleste; IS
iteute lid babel beraus, baB Die &opfbaut
0ur6gel6lagen iDar uno oer 8erleBte eineu
beoeutenoen Slutuerluit ~erlitten bate.
9tad 0errn Watfer'S ipGterer 9ar1tel>
lung fam ibm Der 1unge Minnemann, Dem
er auf Dem Beg begesnet mar, su 6ilfe.
ST ulo Die Yoll3iittu bradten ben @eTans
genei nab Der Steue bes ueberfaus surl6
uno bort lol Butler ben Nnsriff oui gSals
fer aud geltanben baben.
8ts 81 ipGter Stunoe bate Die 8oliaei
nod feline Spur bes Sarbieen entoeden
lfOnnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Don cinem 6uoe oet0otet.

Den. Balia9teren Does din 9onnerltag
Morgen IN Gbicago eintreffenoen Yerlonenz
3lIecs oer Chicago uno Northumberland aDn
ipuroe bel Der Station W}oplenooO Elm
trourteer NnbliG 5u Gbeil. Ser 3G9 be-
ipeate ii6 nit Der Observation-Disclosures Shnel>
llgteit, alS plDblih bic Slgnalpfetfe Der So
fomotipe tt fursen 3wtidenrGulaen err
tDnte uno oas l6neQe N1leaen Der Sremlen
ben1ertt tpurre. @us ben Senitern blideno
iaben Die Balla9tere eilten Glnlpdn1er It'd
nit ralenoer Gile benz 8abn9eletle nGbern.
9as Yferb mar au9enidctnlih l6eu 9es
tporoen, uno Der in bent Wagen ltBenoe
2enter CAB fid ale Wtlbe, bas Sbier gu
bGnotgen.
9as Bferb iaste nur eint9e S6ritte Dor
benz 3u9e iiber bas @eletie, bod ebe Der
Wa9en Die S6ienen ~gefreu5t bate, muroe
CT pon Der locomotive gefabt uno Der Sn@
ialle unscfabr 90 SUB sur Seite 8el6leuz
bert.
Der Bug tpuroe nun otgebalten, uno bic
Naliagiere fanoem ben Dor tbren Nugelt
decentralization nit elmer grGBli6en Wunoe
am &opf uno gebro6enen Getnen aut. @be
ibn1 md, 6iilfe g%eIeiitet neroen %fonnte, CAB
Der Wtann ieiren @eiit auf. GIN Batrolz
tpagen nuroe berbeigerufen un0 Die &eiAe
nab &laner's Sargnlago8in an Der WalIz
tpal,fee Nue. gebradt. sic tnuroe bort als
Die 9lbert Eid)ter's Don geo. l67 GDineltr.
toentiftsirt.
9as 8ierb bate in ieinem raienbeu
2aufe nt6t friiher at9ebalten, ols bis es
toot 5uiammenbra6.
Sci benz am 9ta6mittag abgebaltenen
Snqueit wur0e bon ben @el6morenen Der
SOB Gi6ters als burd l1nfau berbetgefibrt
be5eidnet unb Der 9ocomotiufibrer ionic
Der g~onoucteur beS 8aba3ugeS Don leoer
S6ulo freigelproden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
$taot @6icago.

s9r t1niere GOrreipOnoentem 1tstS
@9emtem beim9en Die foIgemoew
Gtanten :
Serr SEQ 8cttntn8Dobeu oem
Gtn9t NebraSfa.
9err Srans Stto Die gtaatcn
WstHOmrt, SMiuDiS, &cntm6p, Sct,=
ncHec, Wttififftppt, Sou. iana,
NIabatta, GeOr9ta 1ttto NIprt0a.
&crr Yeter Sni0 Ocm Staat
Snoiama.
SEER YatI GriebeI Den gtaat
SDtuh.
&err SSrit &cnoe4 Die Gtaatcn
GalifornteI, @aibtn8tom nmo
Srcaon.
@crr 6. g. spieget Sem staat
Wttmnefota.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Arnolo PoItn9er.
sum f4wei5er GouiuI erua'1ut.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wit9lieb ber@runos
eioentbum5s fSirma. Singers, Goot& 6oltns
ger, lit, nie aus Bern gemeloet miro, sum
Shpeiaer @onluI in Chicago ernalnt porz
ben, al Steue bes fiiralid ueritorbenen
@oniuls 8oerlin. Die Shmci5er oteler
Stabt f0nneu NIT oieier Wabl wnbl 5uz
frieoen ieir, ba 6err 0olinger lid ni6t nur
in l%eiler friberen peranttportLlhen Stelll1g
i'll elmer Der eriten bieligen 8anfen oils Elm
GuBerit Suuerldniiger, pfllhteetreuer See
arnter 6emdbrt, lonoern aud IN let1em
jeBieen @ei6Gft otn Setpeis g~eliefert bat,
DoB er einen tlaren @eiddftsbltd uno 9roBe
f~aufmdnniibe Grfabrung beitBt. a3uoem
lit er nit ben Observation-Disclosures letneS
Gaterlanoes griinoli6 D~ertraut unD iDIro
ieinen %2anOsleuten ~ieoerSeit us gutter Hatb7
gcber bienen fonnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
i 6eoro Geiiino.

Mit benz tieiiten 8ebauern unb W1tt9e>
fiibl puroe lebte @ohe bic 9fabriht
LIBERAL aufgenommen, tpoDin ie broae. oaB
Der lugenbliGe unb thattrGftioe 6auSoater
bes ubLih'iden WalienbauieS. @eorge
i3etitng nod fur5er &ranfbeit plObli6
pom Soos abgerufcu tporDen lit. 6err 3etz
fling mar crit % Sabre alt uno itano oas
ll0lih'i6e Maiienbaus nod ni6t lebr LANCE
!3eit inter ieiner 6auspateri6ait. 9urd
lein tbattrGftigeS Walten, ieine 9tebenS :
plroi9teit uno Gil6tisfeit bate er lid nidt
uur Die 2iebe ieiner :309linge, ionoert Die
Nhtung unb SreunOi6aft alIer 00nner Ino
TSreunoe Der Qlnitalt ermorben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Gin Rdtb fir mitte1.

mrs. @ins1ow's rGootbins
Sprup" ioute beitdnbi9 beim &inber= 3abz
nen sebrat6t merber. ST ~beldnfti9t Oas
&tnb, erpei9t bas 3abnfeii6, linbert olet
G6mer3. turirt Wiub. &olif, nno lit bas
bette M,ttel ge9en0 iarrboe. S~infunoSmons
si9 Gents bic SIai1e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Is pfuuo BIur

lit lnsefdbr Die Guantitdt, pel6e bic g2atur
elmer erua6leneu Yeriou erlau6t. IS lit
DON Ser 9rOBteu 9Si9ti9feit, baB bas glut
10 rein 1pie mOsli9 erbalten wirD. Sooo's
S%arioparilla bat ietneu Nniprlt6, baS bette
glMtteiniaunasmittel III lem, be1pielen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

lit oaS fetMftc b%nNeriiGe @ter TIM
Warft, Gebr1Mt bon WGl3 ttnO
Gppfett. GomraO Geipp SrcWerU
Co. Se1cObUM $3.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
ueber DaItt
N~OrddeutSCher LLOYD.

ReeeImd6iee poft=D ampffdiffahrt 3wif4eH
Baltimore 1tnb SSrerten
-0irett-
Aurn bic reuer unh ~erprobteu GtabIbnmpfer 9aYuas
taOt, 9reS0em, RarI&rmbe, @tIm@eR,
CISembnrS, Meintat,
tnm Bremen ieben 9OnnerIta9. BON Baltimore ieheS
D{itttpu1, 2 lbr ~9taGmitta9s.
GrnkmDoIinIte Si1erbeit. 8i1t9e Yretie.
yor1i9lthe 1erpHe9ung.
11it 9ampfern ces Observation-Disclosures tcnrbsn utsNs
OLE
100000 NaKa8iere
oIndIi1 nber Gee %befDrbert.
- GoIpons nnb Goiiten.3imnter art 9e6.
9ie Ginri9tun9en fir 3mii9enbed. Qnficetere. bereH
SdIofTtenen fb i'm Dberbei unb I'M s~tpetten Bed Be-
fiube,I, fnO o~nerfannt DortreTlid.
@IettrtIfe 8eleu1tung in olelt 9tdiirten.
Meitere Mustunft ertbeilen bic SeneraI.geenttn
o.. 9 d. u NJ a dJ 4 Co., SaIttmnre, 9Re.
+. Mtn. Gfd1enbnrs, Chicago, SuS.
s ober beren Uertreter i'm SnIonhe.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-29
Cross Relps AsD BASIN ITEMS.
By II.

Mr.. Joseph Gresham has his new d~i.;ilisr!
al work.
Aessrs. r. c. Luce 4 Son are buildiag az
Ice house.
Mrs. Gresham IS s,ii very III at her hons
in Cross Reads.
some talk IL a telephone line from Moss
Point 10 Cross Roads.
HEAVY rains the past week. The P-seascu-
IA river rising rapidly.
Mr.. c. +. HoHeIl. ne are glad TO learn. was
abe 10 make Basin a visit last Saturday. Frank
is always welcome if he did press Bro. Jno. II.
serely.
pr. Y. W. ObSs-i's new residence will soon
be completed. Capt. Ed. Moore, builder, as
sisted by the doctor, who can drive a nail as
well as give physic.
senator David B. Hill, Of New York, did
not visit Basin during his trip South. We
have lots Of high hills around here. but to q
man are opposed to a Presidential Hill. Cleve-
land DOW, frs, and last.
The Pos,ofiee al Basin has been opened
again at the store Of Messrs. r. {. Luce 4
Son, with Mr.. Gregg Luce as Postmaster.
After July LIST next, we will have a daily mail
from Moss Point to Cross Roads.
Mr.. Tom Steede, Of Americas, passed
through Basin q short time ago with a drove
Of Texas horses. Lots Of Texas horses now,
with nov and then 4 mule, and an extra long
cared mule soneiines-ihe kind our Saviour
rode, you know.
Quite a gathering at Basin last SATURDAY. in
attendance on court. held BY Justice Helves-
iion. Case Of J. Ed Moody vs.. Ira Mofeii.
After a decision BY The jury the parties to the
suit agreed .oa compromise rather than take
an appeal 10 the circuit couri-best for all con
cerned.
We learn frem Mr.. Daniel Melnnis. o;
Greene county. a, AeNanus' Bluff, Pzscsgoula
river, that Mr.. Chas. Hill. Of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, has hees around looking at his re-
cent land purchases. and hopes that the No
bile and Haiiieshnrg railroad will soon be
commenced, in the event Of which he expects
quite a town to spring M on the Pascagouls
river.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-29
20 m Sale.
Mrs. CATHERINE HEMARD, eft. al, J ~.
VS.. tBill for partition. ~

Mrs. CATHERINE HEMARD, eft. al, } ~.
VS.. tBill for partition. ~
ERNEST j. HEMARD, ct. al. no.
by virtue of the authority vested in me
by a decree Of the ChanceryCourt Of Jack.
son county IN the State Of Mississippi, on
the 10Th day Of August, 1891, In the above
stated cause pending IN said Court, l will.
on
Monday, the 2xd day of Hay, 1892,
ut tho front door Of the Court-house, In
the town Of scranton, said county, with
in the hours prescribed BY law for Elier-
it's sales, at public auction. sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described tract or parcel Of land situated
IN The town Of Ocean Springs, county Of
Jacks n, and State OF Mississippi, to wit |:
Beginning ut the southwest corner Of the
fence around the land now or formerly
known a. the Capt. Brooks place, thence
running north 62}o cast q distance Of 8
chains; thence south go and 10 Minutes
cast y703 feet; thence south 46o west
1864 feet /; thence south co. west $3.50 II IL
feet. and fronting GU the Gull or Bay
north go west 24B feet, containing ; aud
40-l0O acres, and being the property pur.
chasod by Charles HemnSd from Elisa X.
and Hugh Allison, june 6, 1879.
w. n. DENNY, Commissions.
April 1. 1904. 65t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-29
.VtH .1drerfiseSpsess q.
In MemOrialM.

Mrs. SARAH T.. WARD (se Evans) was
born in Greene county, Mics, Oct. Il,
ISL, and died in Moss Point, Miss, April
Il, 1902.
The subject Of this sketch was in the
meridian of lie, and in the higll.noon of
happiness and usefulness, both in the
home and in the Church.
She was married to Mr. W. NJ Ward on
the 10th day of May, Is17.
Their nnion was made Joyous by the
birth of three children, one of which
died in infancy, and was tenderly confid-
ed to the keeping of the Good Shepherd.
Two little girls, aged respectively, ten
and twelve years. are left behind to re.
we're her precious memory, and comfort
the snldened and chastened heart of their
fond and loving father.
Her s~ufferings were long and painful,
but were endured with more than ordina-
rs fortitude and Christian resignation.
She was scr~npnlously careful about the
u Sc Of anOdynes, and desisted until her
sufietiugs were loo intolerable to be
borne.
Everything that medical science and
surgical skill COLD suggest, to arrest the
fatal disorder, was cheerfully resorted to
in orIsr to prolopg her valuable lite, but
all to no avail.
The following will give a clear insight
into her sterling character:
On her return from the city of New Or
leans, some months ago, where she had
undergone a most painful and critical
operation, when she realized that no
permanent benefit would accrue there.
from, she said to the writer of these lines
~ felt it my duty as a Christian to make
every possible exertion to recover my
health for the sake of my husband and
my little girls.
"The effort has been made. and l feel
this peaceful consciousness as "a reward
Tor the suffcrings endured. have douc
my duty. The thought Of death does mol
alarm me. Gods grace will be sufficient
for me-"
Truly it may be said of our lamented
friend and sister beloved, that she was u
helpful and a devoted wife, a self-sacra.
fcing and q doting neither, a gentle and
loving sister. a warm aud faithful friend,
o thoughtful aud considerate neishbor, a
devOut and trusting Christian.
She has gone from us, but We know
where to find her.
May the chastened mourning of the
~d:sconsolate husband reveal unto him
Christ Jesus the Lord, who is tho rcsur-
~rectiOn and the life
May the liberated spirit of the glorifed
Mother hover over the pathway, and
preside over the destinies of the bright
little girls, Bertha and Mabel.
Let us look to the great Sympath izer,
who knows what it is to weep over the
grave Of loved ones, and who has borue
our gricfs and carried our sorrows.
HER PASTOR,
c. A. POWELL.
April2 ~, ls92. 10-lt
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-29

DoS'T fail TO read the conspicu.
Gus advertisement of the Equita.
BILE Life Assurance Society, the
best in the United States to JOIN,
because It's policies are simple.
concise and easily understood. Its
latest form of'Free Tontine' poll
cy is without restriction after one
year, become incOntestable after
two years, has atsurrender after
three years, and at the end of the
Tontine period, becomes an in
vestment Of increased value.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-29
kREBs LOCATION LisD.

The following law is interestingto those
who hold scrip for Kreb Location Laul
in this county:
An AcT TO redeem swamp land scrip aud
receipts issuei therefor where the Sc
l~ectious of lands nDon which they were
located were rejected rs the United
siaies aud INT patented 70 the State.
WHEREAS, Under the acts sfthe Le-is-
lature Of this State swamp land strip was
issued to aud sold by the yafions~ counties
sf this State before the selections Of
United States: aud,
WnEyEAs. The purchasers Of said scrip
by law lad the right to select any unaP-
proprisiei swamp land in the county TO
Which said scrip issued AMI.
WnEREas. By reason of the Inability
OF The state To procure confirmation OF
the selections for the State by the United
States sueh purchasers were unable at
the time of the surrender of their scrip
for cancellation Tor the selections then
made for such scrip to obtain a patent
and.
WHEREAS. To iDdrce and permit lmine-
date selections to be made BY the holders
of said scrip, tie swamp Land Commits
sioHer permitted selections to be made
before confirmation upon the Surrender
of said tcrip, and, in lieu Of a pzteat. is
sued receipts 10 the holder of the scrip.
reciiing that he was entitled TO a patent
TO the land 30 selected upon application
TO the Secretary Of Stale aud.
WHEREAS, In many cases the selections
10 made for sneh scrip were rejected by
the United States and the State has been
unable 10 Issue patents therefor I; and
WHEREAS. By the second section of an
Swamp Lands OF the State" approved
February !, ls17, the holders of swamp
land scrip were given the right to locate
the same on any swamp and oyeffiowed
la,lds. then vacant aud.
WHEREAS. The holders OF said receipts
were not expressly embraced therein. and
thereby were technically debarred from
said act: therefore.
SECTION |. Re it enacted by the Legis-
latnre OF the State Of Mississippi. That
any h0lder OF any located swamp land
scrip or any receipt issued by the Swamp
Land Commissioner for any particular
tract Of land. the selection Of which was
rejected by the United States. shall he
entitled 10 select an equal subdivision by
land numbers of any vacant swamp land
in the county for which said scrip OF re-
eelpi was issued upon application to the
Swamp Land Commissioner. aud upon
the payment of the fees required by law
the secretary Of State shall Issue a patent
10 the land SO now selected to the person
named IN said scrip or receipt or TO the
present holders thereof. And those who
have lost or mislaid their scrip OF receipts,
and that have record evidence that TIE
scrip or receipts once existed, shall have
the benefit of this section.
SLcTIoN2. That this act take effect and
be ia force from and after its passage.
Approved April l., ls9.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-29

The Panlding Reriew came to us
this week in mourning for the
death of Mrs. NJ. j. Myer, the de.
voted wife Of Mr.. J. A. Myer, edi-
tor of the Rerier. We feel truly
sorry Tor Bro. Myer in his sad be-
reavemen' whose home is left des-
olate save the five little orphan
children.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-29
MARINE.

OFFICE OP THE DEMOcnAT-STAR, [
PAsCAGOUL.A, April -. 1872. !
Report for the week ending April 2sth.
ENTERED.
Mex blk Josefla, Martinexe, cche,
2l1 tons, I'D inst.
Mex blk lu.periosa. Llercna, Campeche,
293 tons, 25th inst.
Mex brig Alfonso, ~Jemcnize, Vera Cruz,
Oh tons, 18th inst.
Nor biz Alta. Tornnesseu, Cape Town,
1851 tons. 9th inst.
An bk II. g. Siblcy, Colcond, Havana,
45l tons, 9th inst.
CLEARED.
Brit steam ship Norfolk, WOolston, Key.
ser 4 Co., Rotterdam, 1,0i0,2 02 feet Of
lumber valued ut tll,524, 2lst inst.
Am sch l.. A. Edwards, Peterson, Dautx.
Ter 4 Co., Progresso, LIS, $40 feet VI
lumber valned Ut Si,45l, . LIST lust.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-29
TO R

The D~EMOCRAT-STAR
is the Oldest newspaper on
the Mississippi Gulf Coast
has a larger bona fde circu-
lation than any other news
paper in this section : there
fore it is the best advertising
medium. Advertisers, bear
this in mind.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-29

Two petitions for Liquor License
are published in the DEMOCRAT.
STAR today under The new dram
shop law. These are all for
Scranton for the present. Others
will appear next month for Moss
Point and Pascagoula, aud other
portions Of the county.