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New Con.ul.9ener. at Panama.

W~AsHlNdToN. April 22.-President Cleveland
to-day appointed Victor Vifauain Consul.
General at Panama in place OF Thomas ADAM
son. who has been in the Consular office OF tho
United States for . quarter OF a century. Mr..
Vi1Quain, has had some experience In the
service. having served as Consul at Barran-
Tuilla and at Colon during President Cleyo.
lands former administrator.
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APRIL 80,
THE LAST DAY

OF NIAGARA IN WINTER
Between this and the 3Oth instant
is your only chance to see in
Brooklyn Cameron's huge paint
ing Niagara in Winter"
Admission is Free.
Third floor. front.
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Gen. NeG Mor.e Thief Goo. to Jail.

MAscouTAH. ILL.,. April 22.-"Gen." Phil Nef.
the noted horse thief. has boon sentenced in
the ST. Clair County Court to a ten years term
in the Southern Illinois Penitenttary. Neff has
worked the, Middle States for q quarter OF a
century. and 1t Is said Of him that he mas stoien
more horses than any other man.
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WE'RE AFRAID.
THAT is Why!

$3.50 BROCADE SILKS. $1.95.
We have several pieces of colored
satin ground Brocades, with small
velvet figures, also a few pieces of
Tartan Velvet Plaids imported for
spring wear; $3.50 to $3.50 has
been the price, but because we are
afraid they won't move fast
enough, we r going to say for
them for Monday, sl.95.
Printed Punzum Silks, also several
pieces of Cheney Bros PriLts (last
seasons patterns), regular $l.OO
goods, choice of lot Monday, Toe.
Foot Note-A full line of a.
inch Wash Silks, SOC.
~snks-Lsft. centre.
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THE o U
CLEANERS OPPORTUNITY.

Soap..Higgins' German laundry. "genu
inc" Sc. cake.
Ammonia-full strength. the best. 30. bot.
tie.
Borax-best refined. only &c. pkg.3
Pearline-our sc. package for Sc. ca.
S~ileXo-our regular 4c. pkges, 20. pkg.
Putt Pomade Brass Polish. SC. boxes for
Sc. ca.
Enamel Paints. all colors. Leggett's. 14c.
Silver Polish Silicon. only &c. box.
Furniture Polish. large bottles. the best
Chlorr-Naphtholeum. the perfect disinfect-
ant. CSC. bottle.
Moth Balls. Sc. lb.
Stove Polish. enameline. Sc. box.
Roach Food. Peterman's. 12c. box.
Tacks. all sizes. 1c. package,
Tack Hammers. 4c. ca.
Tack PullerS. 4c. ca.
Carpet Stretchers. good steel. &c. ca.
Hammers. large size. a good zoe. hammer.
Picture Hooks for moulding. 25c.
kind ........ .l2c. doz.
Picture Nails. ali sizes. ......".....i 5c. doz.
Picture Wire; % yds. to a pck.;,..;. To. pc.
window Sash Fasteners, 10c. kind.
for. .......... ........ ............. &c. eB.
Window Sash Lifts, only ............ q. ca.
DoOr Bolts. only Sc. ca.
Hatchets-a good 35c. Ratchet. for. zoe. ca.
BrOonis-a first quality green corn
Brooms-a good street broom, for. Sc. ca.
Scrub Brushes. first quality tampico.
Pals. best wood fibre. our 4sc. pail.
SOC. ca.
Stovo Btushes-a good household
brush. for. .loc. 70.
Sc. brush, for. .2ec. ca.
Dust Pans. best Japannsd. only Sc. ca.
Bric-a-brae busters. a good 1Oc. duster. for
AZ. ca.
Whisk Brooms. best quality green corc. 24c.
kind. for Ice. ca.
Sink Brooms. heather" only &c. ca.
Shelf OIL Cloth. the best &c. kind. only &c.
yd.
20c. yd.
Water Pals. galvanized. extra strong. 200.
kind. zoe. en-.
Garbage Cans. extra heavy. with tight
cover. 81. 90 kind. CSC. ca.
Carpet Beaters. best rattan. extra strong.
lac. ca.
Step Ladders. 1. S and 8 feet high. only lie.
It.
Houssfurnishing Dept
Basement
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LAMPS

500 gold-fnished Banquet Lamps. cen...,
draught burner. full size, - 50 90 oornsnr sn
800 gold or silver-finished Banquet Inmns
cupid design, central draft Burner s5ss
900 gold plated and onyx top Tables. sis ~ ~
500 gold or silver-plated Tables, onyy Ttn 10y
500 gold or silver-plated Plano Lamns iLo'
trail, draught burner. lift-out fount, ssSS@a y,
Is genuine Mexican Onyx Pedcst oIs
mounted on rich gold-nnished feet. S5Ss;
400 Silk Piano Lamp Shades, colored IS oc.
trimmed, "a inches. $500 kind ...,.. s%%E-ss
800 Silk Banquet Lamp Shades, colored ssjjiEL'
IA inches. $3.50 kind, at. 60 q;
Lamp Dopt.-MAln noo,
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The theatrical entertainment and reception OF Com.
pany 4. Seventy.hrst Regiment. held at tho Berkeley
Lyceum last Thursday evening. despite the Indictment
weather. was very successful The play Tho Deacon"
the farce Tho Rough Diamond" and the operet,a
lie Marriage Aux LAnterncs" were acted and a pleas.
ant evening was spent. The last reception of Com
pany d will be at the armory Wednesday evening.
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Cloth Dept.-Second floor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-20
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.

Mr.. Willie W. Spann, one of The
most W., rlhy young men OF our town,
died Thm s,iay. Funeral will take
at residence to-day friday al 10
O'Clock.
Mr. John Mizell, living near Three
Rivers, lost his dwelling house and
contents by fire last Monday night.
The fire caught from a defective flue.
Two of our Moss Point young men,
Mcssrs. A. I. DAIMLER and NJ. N
Cndabac, were chosen kings Al the
Scranton King and Queen ball last
week.
The following schooncrs arc load.
ing this week al the l.. N. Danizlcl
Lumber Company's mills: j. W
Frost and L. Dlcssie each with 40,00(
tee, OF lumber TOR New Orleans.
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THE FERRIAGE QUESTION.
EscATAwPA, MISS, Jan. II, 1895.

EscATAwPA, MISS, Jan. II, 1898.
Editor Democrat-Star:
AS the DENoCRAr-STAR is the best
medium through which TO reach The
notice Of the public, kindly allow INC
10 voice a growing complaint OF E,ca-
tawpa. II is IN regard 10 crossing the
river or fcrcy thereof. The price il
five cents for one person and fifteen
cents for a horse snd buggy. Now
these figures may seem small to those
not having to cross The river, but we
who live on the north side of the riv-
er, wishing To purchase anything
either at Moss Point or Scranton, or
to take The train at Scranton, must
add ten or thirty cents TO the Gust of
our purchases or trips, and this, re-
member is every time We cross the
river. Now that the population Of orr
town is mostly laboring men, you
will see that II is quite \ tax 10 on,
people, and what adds 10 the .riev.
ance is the fact that every man Is
assessed $475 each year to keep IN
The road, which belongs To the county,
AMI still more when the Board of Su.
pervi,0rs give Of the county money
several hundred dollars 10 PIT tht
roads IN cider leading 10 the ferry,anC
then turning over to private individ
nals the privilege OF placing a ferry al
the terminus OF the county ROAD, and
from which a handsome income Is de
rived by individuals after having tax
ei tho prn,,lc already SO heavily
Now, Mr. Editor, II occurs N M, ant
il Gems 10 me il should strike ever!
other person the same who thinks Ill,
matter over carefully, that those VIII,
derive The benefit from the ierr'
should keep up the road for a certain
distance, OF what seems to the write
a better plan still would be for on
Board Of SupcU isors to take Tho fcrr
in charge themselves and run Il il
the interest Of those who confided Il
them and placed them in the rcspon
siblc positions they hold, aud who's
leading aim should be the creates
poSsil'le good 10 The greatest pOsslbl
number. Trusting that this ma
cause some at our thinking mrm I
reflect, and that some action may /
taken by our Board, l am,
Respectfully.
AN EsCArAwPiAN.
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For the Democrat Star.
TIE LAUNCHING OF TIE STEAMBOAT
VICTOR.

On Saturday, January l4lh, the
writer Was ,is happy rccipirm, Of An
Invitation to attend the launching of
the new boat Victor, belonging to
the l.. N. DANCER Lumber Company.
Promptly a, 2 O'Clock p. M, in com.
pany with a few friends, We boarded;
the steam tug Pc. This trim little
vessel, under the excellent manage
mcmt of our efficient aud gallan, cap
tain, W. r. Daily, was 500 bearing
us rapidly onward. On arriving at
DamzI.r 4 Evans store a little par.
" in co,"pany with our host for The
evening, Mr.. l.. N. DAIMLER, Jr.,
showed plainly by their smiling fare.
aud waving hands that they would
like I" join ns. W. passed on how.
ever, but the look Of disappointment
which swept q their faces and The
promise Of 4 'nickcl's worth ut candy
with radin' on il" soon brought us
back. This-thc people aud the can.
dy-prOved TO be a most desirable adj
dition to our party and we proceeded
on our way rejoicing.
After n very pleasant ride We land
ell at COdina's slip> ard ~ $3.50 D. ~ ,
amt spent a short tine in "cnnvcrsc
sweet" but were soon Informed lha,
all things were in readiness for the
launching Of the boat.
Mis-. Cora Howe was chosen bv
the owners Of The boa. to christen il.
She assembled II platform, which had
been erected for the purpose. The
bottle OF sparkling champagne wa.
placed i" her hand, and just as The
boal began TO move, Miss Cora, with
one graceful mn vemcni Of her arm
struck the bow in the ccnt. r a beau-
,iful wreath, which kind hands had
placed there, and ms the bottle fell in
n hundred fragments al her feet, the
words, II christcn thee VICTOR" tell
from her lips.
The newly christcncd Victor glidcd
Uni into the water amid the cheers u,
those on board, as gracefully as
swan.
The admiring crowd was sOol
brought IN the realization of the fac
the hospitality of nj host had no
reached its limit, for II bountitul sup
ply ut refreshments WI 10Y served
much IL the ratification OF all pres
ent, for as Owen Meredith has s,
APPLY told us:
ave may live without poetry, music ant
art
We may live without conscience, aIt
live without heart;
We may live without friends; we ma.
live without books,
But civilized man cannot live withou
cooks"
Having completed this pleasant
task, we once mure boarded the Pic
10 which the victor had been attached
aud which We lowed for u short dis
lance. As we left the Victor, tht
mcw.made bride,
"with all her youth, with all her charms,
Within the grooms protecting arm,,"
we could not help but recall Long
fellows beautiful lines:
"How beautiful she IL! how fair
She lies within those arms, that pres
Her form with many q soft caress
Of tenderness and watchful care!
Sail forth into the sea, o ship!
Through wind aud wave right onwar
steerl
The uloistened eye, the trembling lip
Are not the signs Of doubt and fear"
cola.
Moss Point, Jan. IL, 1893.
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MARINE.
IN "

OFFICE of THE DEMOCEAT-STAR,
PAsCAGOULA, Jan. ~, 1893. !
Report for The week ending Jan. 18th.
ENTERED.
Jan. 10. Am sch Mile Williams. Levins,
% tons from Vera Cruz.
l6. Bit sch Beatrice Mclean. Balmer,
249 tons from Monlego Bay.
Is. Am sch Hildyard, Green, 90 tons from
Caibarieu.
CLEARED.
l3. Am sch L n. Dantzlrr, Strangs for
Grontora by pantzler & Co. with
123.325 feet of lumber valued AZ ST.
355.
l6. Mex sch Tres Hcrmanos, Hernandez,
for Belize by Farnsworth Lumber Co.
with 4 ,767 feet Of lumber valued ut
$525.
IL. Am sch Helen Keller. Hayes. for
Caibarien by Farms worth LumberC Co.
with le9 $40 feet of lumber valued at
S1,99l. B
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PERSONAL. GENERAL.
And ether Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.


TOO la tc. too late!
The railroad is ADJOINING.
Mr.. Geo. W. Robinson spent Sun.
day IN town.
The mills are putting in all the
tinlr possible.
"Wc'rc broke up again for The fur
t~y.eleventh ,ime."
You will hear something "drop'in
Moss Point this week.
Mr.. T.. W. Manahan has been indis-
disposed for several days.
Court business in onr town, the of.
ticcrs say, is Every fat
Mrs. DR.. Geo. l.. Izarl and son, Of
Meridian arc here visiting relatives.
Mrs. N. q. Partridge, Of Mobile, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. e. W.
Jackson.
There was a cobwcb party at the
residence of Mr.. j. j. Mcintosh Tues
day night last.
The severe cold weather don't keep
tho lrummers away. They coInc in
crowds all IN. samc.
Mr.. II pbt. j. Lrughrilge Is spend
ing ON weeks at Spring Till, Ala,
for The benefit of his health.
Messrs. &. II. Wood, G. +. Stewart,
aud Carl Manahan have Como 10
Grecnc county on q camp hunt.
Col. r. W. Morrill,, the lightning
insurance agent was Lere Tuesday
circulating among his many patrons.
Mrs. II. NJ. Cudsb ac smd children
returned homo from Lake Charles,
La, Tuesday, 10 the relief Of baclc-
lor's hall.
The last hsrroom closed It's doors
Saturday morning last. Moss Poin,
Is now very "dry," ~ far AS red liquor
il concerned
Mr.. jack Forsyti,e left Tuesday for
Mobile, haying severed his c"nncc-
ton with the firm OF Patterson,
Downing 4 Co.
Mr.. john Ling fell of the barge
Romulus ON Monday Al Tho middl"
fleet and was drowned. Ills body
has not ye, bee u recovered.
The new steam tug Victor built for
the Il. N. DAIMLER Lumber Co., was
Launched Saturday aud christcne0 by
Miss Corn Howzo with 4 bOttlc Ol
NUNS Extra DRY. The Victor IL 81
feet ovcrslls, u feet aud 8 inches
beam, 6 feet depth OF hold, and will
carry l4xl4 engine. The hull VA
built BY Mr. Francis C"lina Al Scrsn'
ton. The machinery will h1 placed
by Mcsars. Ga'ii h Morris. of Scran'
ton. III about thirty days tho Victor
viii he plouyhing the waters II ths
Pascagoula RIVER with that veteran
navigator Capt. Win. r. Daily At TIL
holm.
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- nv. leo. w. WnHcS, OF Tho Dil-
oxi H.rald, dropped in to sec us Tues.
day. Tie says the Herald T, in d very
healthy condition financially.
= Sheriff Lewis closed up A. J.. Pat.
trrsOn's store Tuesday evening last by
'levying various and sundry attach.
mcmts sued out by creditors in New
Orleans md elsewhere. The stock of
goods on hand will not amount to
morc than $500.
Capt. WIN. Gcoi 20 will close his
saloon here on the 25lh and in about
thirty days will move to ~Pa.cagoula,
where he has purchased the property
of Mrs. L. Tager,, which is being re.
pairel aud put IN splendid fix for a
nice, attractive saloon.
They say il was making fish Of
one aud fowl nf III" othor to prosecute
and punish the rolorrd barber, bu,
the white barlmrs being convinced Of
the error had closed out Of respect tor
the law, hut the cnord artists took
their patrons in, aud like Isameo's
ghost, would M, down at the laws
bidding. Hence, the law-abidlng
must needs prosecute or he prosecuted
to save their business.
Our Clerk OF the Counts, Mr.. W.
NJ. Denny, returned from Atlanta.
Ga, Sunday, where he went 10 have
his eyes treated His eyes ar m.ch
improved, aud IN \ few weeks will he
entirely well. Gen. Thus. 5. Ford,
who accompanied him f"r The same
purpose, returned home 10 fine spirits
and very hopeful ut his eyes being
cured ~ a month or So. We are car
iain!y glad to hear that these two
clever gentlemen are on the way of
hciny entirely cured.
Tho strrcopticon exhibition at the
Oll Fellows Hall Monday night was
alwuti The slimcsi, s%orrirst affair of its
kind eve pcrpclratrd upon an inno-
morcmt. patient, shivcring audience.
II may have been no fault Of the Pro.
lessor, but we hope 10 live free from
such "shOws" in the future. The ~
prize IN the WORT contest was won by
Miss Lille ls'urke; sccond prize, an
album, by Mrs j G. La%urimdinc.
JU.TyCr CoURT Hon. A. E Krcbs
presiding. Tho following eases IN
this Court were disposcd Of this
week State We. John Kennedy charge
drunk aud disordcrly. Fined ~ 81
and costs. Not being Immediately
paid, he il committed to the county
Jail. State VS.. Larry Campbell. charge
assault and cursiug. Fined ~ 30 aud
c.sts. Paid M and went rejoicing,
State VS.. N. Sh, field, charge, Keeping
open barber shop on Sunday; jury
aud verdict of guilty fine $3.50 and
cost (; total amount of cost about $40
The following Is the list Of the jurors
who tried this ease: j. w. Mead, W
NJ. Caniv, l. p. ID jean, J. A. Miller,
john Davidson. Hen Stanley (c0l }.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-20

MERCHANTS AVID BUSINESS MEN

OF Scranton and elsewhere IN u"
.,uu,y can have their Job Printing
dan. a, the DEMoCIAT-STAR office as
well and MS cheap AS elsewhere. As
,hey cxpcci and deserve. home sup
u,rl, certainly they should give their
order. tor printing that they need I"
the home institution. 500 unto 9TH
cr.a We would that they do unto
youn
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Board Of Pilot Commits.
AiOners.

At a meeting of the Board Of Pilot
Commissioner of Jackson comfy, held
on Nov 2! 1892. the following rule on
the subject of Pilot Fees was adopted to
take effect Nov. %, 1892:
"For any services rendered by q pilot
in plotting Il vessel into or ont of Pasca-
goula Harbor of 800 tons registe., or ov-
er. no shall be authorized to charge and
collect Four Dollars per f"ot. actual
draft Of water. and for vessels under 300
tons register, subject to pilotage, he shall
be authorized to charge aud collect
Three Dollars per foot.
JAMES SMITH, Pres't.
JOHN Y. MORGAN, Sec.
Jan. 6. 1893. 46-3t
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For Sale alta Bargain.

Owing to III health. | Offer for sa'e all
my right, title and interest to the Oyster
aud Eating Saloon at the foot Of Dslnas
Avenue on the river side. This Is IL ra;e
opportunity to anyone wishing to embark
in y similar business. For further par
ticulars apply to the undersigned on tue
premiscs. VICTOR BOsAR0E, III.
Scranton. Jan. IL, 1875. SILT
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ODD FELLOWS OPERA HOUSE


Zanizlc, tho Wonder, aided by
Mile. Florinc and troupe or artists,
will appear at the Opera House next
WEDNESDAY night Reserved. seats
now ON sale al Becht's.
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The State Of Mississippi.

The State Of Mississippi.
To William franklin;
You are commanded to sppear before
the Chancery Court Of tho coanty Of
jackson, In said 6tate, on the
Second Monday Of February, 1888,
to defend the suit 10 ald Court Of Lidia
Franklin, wherein you " defendant:
w. n. DENNY, Clerk.
This lob day of January, A. D 1873.
Jan. ~, 160J. H'N'.
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UNION MISSIONARY MEETING.

The following is The order Of exer.
clses Of the union Missi mary Society
for The January meeting to be held a,
the Presbyterian Church next Sunday
$3.50 p. NJ:
Subject: General Missions.
Talk by Mr.. Nullarl.
Song by fur litilc girls.
Recitation bv Mis-. Ella Wilcox.
Song by Mas Georgia Walker.
Essay bv Mrs. W. X. Krfl.
All are cordially iuvitpl to attend
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NETTING OF TIE PATRONS

or the public school will be held in
the onrt-honsc, on Friday evening,
the 2Olh INST, 1t I: 30 o'clock. The
cnn'miiiee Of subscritions Is earnestly
requested 10 report. All interested
arc cordially invited TO attend.
CT. IRVING, Chairman.
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Dissolution Notice.

The firm heretofore existing and known
rs Hodgson Il saucier, doing a retail
drug business in the town of Scranton,
Miss, was dissolved by mutual consent
on January 6. 1893. lir. S u. HOdgson ms
sumes all liabilities of said firm, an | will
try tn collect all debts due sad firm.
DR.. S II. HODGSON,
w. SAUCER.
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srArE OF MISSISSIPPI

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
To Warren Cowart. Miss Mary Wheeler.
Mrs. Laney We.dy, Mrs. Julia Weldy aud
David COwa7t:
Yon nre commanded to appear before
the Ckancery Court Of the county Of Jack
SOIL, n sad State, on The
2nd Monday Of February A. d. 1893.
to defend Tie suit ia SAID conrt OF JOS
cph Cowa"s and Others, wherein yOn are
d~pfrudants. w. NJ. DENNY. Geek.
Tins 26rn dny Of December, AID. 1882.
Dec. 30, 1892. 45.5t
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She is silll sticking to him.

-Olif Streets Hrt rtiiuE h"tVn'
-Janaary, 1893 is the coolest ever
known in this srciiOn.
lion. Chas. Il. Chidscy was in
New Orleans this week.
Mr.. A. Patterson has gone to
Swif', Ala, his old home.
Rev. T. j. Christian, Of Jackson,
Miss was in town Monday.
Mr., Joseph Weikel's now store
bu'ding is nearing "omrleli"r.
Mr.. Geo. S. I"athrrburv. CrOss
Roads, was IN town :hiS week.
w. NJ Canty requests the holder
of ticket 1872 10 call al his store.
Mrs. p. X. Mayors visited her sis.
ter, Mr., Il =. lscelcr, in Mobile, this
week.
Those who love \ rainy day must
have been very happy Tuesday aud
Wednesday. ~ F,
Mr. J. p. Clayton Is On a visit ~
II"illebcrg. IIc will be absent abun,
two weeks.
Alderman q. +. Pickett is off
tins week in Greene county On 4
deer hunt.
Mrs. d. Train, now Of New Or
leans. was here this week looking af-
ic: her landed estate.
Col Joseph IIndgson, Of the Mo-
lille Register, was here SATURDAY. Wis.,
Hing his Sun, DR.. s. II. IIodgson.
We are tn have another lawyer
in Scranton soOm. Watch the edver.
Using columns of tho DEMocIAT-STAR.
bayou Casotic and Orange Grove
ought to have frsl.rlass weekly news.
papers. No town should BIZ witlout
newspaper.
Some fire fiend attempted 10 burn
the Seaside Hotel aud barroom II Nj.
Clas. Bosicr, ut P%ascagoula, F.'ihay
night last.
Rev. j. NJ. Pugh will preach IN
the Mrlhodmdist Church Sunday al
ii o'clock Il. m. and at I 80 y. IN. All
cordlally invited To attend.
Mrs. Geo. W. Wilkes, Of Biloxi
was here SUNDAY visiting her mother,
Mrs. Emma Chidscy', who has been
very sick for several days, hut VIC arc
glad To state is up again.
ME-. j. Nelson, Of Biloxi, wa
here This week. lIc formerly resided
here when Scranton was in its i.fan
CIV. lie saysthc town has grown Oh
Of his knowledge.
appointments TOR Zion Circui
for the present Conference year
Second aud EMnrth Sundays 1t ZiOn
mll A. ". First and third Sunday
al Orange Grove, II A. NJ.
g. Il. ELLIS, p. c.
Every subscriber 10 the DEMOCRAT
STAR at home and abroad know
'o"u; what he owes tho paper, how
many years, e,c. Now don't wait I
he called on, bit s,cp III or SEMI tn
amount due.
Tho stockholders oi ,hc ScraMl0
Slate Bank me, on Monday aud rail
ned the election Of the board nf d
fec'ors, who were elected y, a previ
Gus meeting. The Bank Starts OF
"Hdcr favorable auspices.
Mr.. NJ. c. Psnkcy, IL steppin
ont OF his housc the other dav missc
'e step and tell and broko ,wn RIB
Dr. robert Lowry, Jr.. was callc'
no drcss his wounda. We are gla
20 near that our old friend IL se,,in
along we'll.
Mr.. Jesse W. Darncs, formerly |
.nc merchantile business at Mos
ro'h', passcl hero Wednesday with
prisoner that he and the Sheriff
nae county, Ala, went after, chara
GU with murder. jesse Il acting dg,
:! sheriff Of that county. now, W
said he makes 4 good one Ia
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-20
10 THE PUBLIC.

l will continue the retail drug business
at the old stlnd where a full supply of
drugs, patent medicines aud fancy
articles, %perfm;nery, etc. can always he
had. A liberal share of the pubic pat
ronage is respectfully solicited.
=. H. HODGSON.
Jan. 13, 1897. H-4t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-20

The State of Mississi 3pi.
10 May Ann Franklin:
You are commanded 10 appear be ore
tue Chs pcey Court of the c0unty OF J.'ck-
son, in said State, ou the
Second Monday IF February, 1898,
to defend the suit 10 said Court 81 Bcnia-
mi Franklin, wherein yon q . . desen-
dant. W. N. DENNY. Clt X.
This 3rd day OF January, A. D. 1881.
Jan. 4. 1893. ~ Ut
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-20
PRICES
FOR TIMBER and LUMBER.

The following ae the prices for Timber and
Lumber 1t the saw mis- throughout the Vel
low Piie belt, to-w;t;
DEALS.