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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02
Yesterdays Shoot:

The members of the San Antonio
Gun club held a shoot at their
grounds at Lakeview yesterday af-
ternoon and the following scores
were made:
Shoot No. l, fifty singles, I'M
known EMBELLISHMENTS IS, JOrdt
%, Franks 81, Shields 80, McCOr-
mack 81, France A, George 46,
Vernon 45 Black Al, Barbor 30.
Shoot No. ,, fifty singles, known
angles-McCormack 43, Nernar 70,
George ~, Samuels 30, Franks p,
France 80.
There will be a shoot next Sun
day, and medals will be awarded.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02
TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM

EffectuaIly yet gently, when costve or
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, to awaken the kidneys and
liver to healthy activity, without irri-
tating or weakening them, to dispel
headaches, colds or fevers, use Syrup OF
Figs
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BEATS CHICAGO.

Our remnant prices Friday and
Saturday. JOSKE BROTHERS.
6 2t
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Summer Excursion Rates.

Commencing June LIST the 1. &
G. n. r. r. will sell excursion tick
cts to all points north and east.
For further information call on
agents. 6 81 5t
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FOR A FAIR.
A Citizen Talks About a Perma-
nent FAIR Association.

A Citizen Talks About a Perma-
nent FAIR Association.
The Citizens Fair association is
working vigorously for permanent
organization. A member of the
executive committee was seen by a
reporter for the LIGHT this morn
ing and said:
1--WE want to make the Fair as
ISOLATION a fixture in San Antonio
and that it will be self-sustaining
We do not expect to receive any
financial dividends out of the net
profits, but want to keep those for
a sinking fund, so that the fair will
not be held only one year, but each
succeeding year as well. We
want to get as many citizens inter
ested in the association, as is pos
sible, and should be able, | believe,
to have 800 people of this city put
up $50 apiece. We have decided to
take as our motto, "Of the People,
For the People and By the People"
as we know the people want the
fair, and we will try to give it to
them.
1--WE now have under cOnsidera-
ton a tract of land, centrally To-
Gated, which | am as yet not pre-
pared to name, as we have not
definitely decided upon it thus far.
AS soon as we have matters sailing
smoothly we want the newspapers
to help us, as they have always
done, and | am sure we will make
a ten-strike."
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FOR RECORDER.

The LIGHT is authorized to announce
T. Netterville Devine, as a candidate for
the office of Recorder, at the coming
special election, who solicits the votes Of
his friends and the citizens Of San Anto-
MO in general.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02
EASY PAYMENT PLAN.

We sell you on the easy payment
plan. You can find anything in
the house furnishing line at.
5 I'm HAGER & MOTHS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02
Knee Pants.

Friday and Saturday 100 pairs
each day,a special lot SOC knee
pants at 25c pair limit two pairs.
6 Ut WOLFF q MARX.
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WE SELL YOU ON TIME.

No cut-throating business; a
square and fair deal is our maxim
5 9 I'm HAGER & MOTHS.
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Red Hot.

Ladies' channels kid gloves worth
81 90, this week half price, SOC a
pair. 3 80 ct WOLFF q MARX.
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FOR RECORDER

The LIGHT has been authorized TO an
nOUnce the name of CAPTAIN PHIL SHAR-
DEN, as a candidate for the Office of RE-
CORDER of the City of San Antonio, to be
voted on at the special election, June
10th. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02
FELTON, CITIZENS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

This office is not responsible for the
private bills of any of its employees. And
no such accounts will be recognized or
paid unless accompanied by written or
der from Il. b. JOHNSON, Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02
Red Hot.

Remnant and bargain sales Fri
day and Saturday.
6 st WOLFF & MARX.
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BUY VEHICLES AND HORSES

Where you can get the best for the least
money. D. j. Woodward, 223 South
Flores street, can please you in quality.
prices and styles. 10 I'm
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WARNING.

The public is notified to pay no monies
to any persons on account of the LIGHT
except TO our authorized collectors as
published in the paper, unless they hold a
written receipt, or endorsed bill from the
undersigned T. b. JOHNSON,
Manager San Antonio LIGHT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02

Gents Summer Merino Under
shirts and drawers, worth Toy, will
go at 37G each this week.
5 296t WOLFF & MARX.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02
RED HOT.

Ladies' chemise at 25s, night
gowns at SOC worth double.
5 80 ct WOLFF d MARX.
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!

New management.
80 I'm HAGER & MOTHS.
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Red Hot.

Ladies' waists;worth 75e go at 400
this week. WOLFF & MARX.
) 80 Ct
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BUGGIES $45,
Doors Found Open

and other vehicles in proportion.
CIT IT r. J. HOFHEINZ
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RED HOT.

JOsKE BROTHERS..
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-27
~l'OstUfIice and Mails.
PERSONAL, GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

The weather is just delightful.
Mr.. G. W. Robinson spen, Sunday
in town.
Mrs. II. N. Cudabac has been very
sick for several days.
Mr.. F. W. Flint was it, town Tues
day talking railroad again.
Some tongues had better be split, or
they may cause some trouble. Look
out.
If you need Il nice parlor lamp,
call on Bcardslec u Co, and see what
.hey have in thai line.
Mr.. G. +. Garner came home Sur
day feeling 50 im,li-uoscl tina, he has
been closely confined 20 his room.
Judge o. Randall has ron2let.
ed The inventory OF the goods OF John
F. Krcbs. liz is now selling goods at
low prices.
Miss Minnie A. Walthall,of Coving-
ingiom, Kentucky, is visiting the fam
lily of Mr.. q. W. Jackson. She will
spend some time here.
The cob well party came off Thurs.
day evening Ut last week a, Mr.. D.. j
M%cInlosh's residence. . All present
spent a pleasant evening
Chas. Beaulslcc T. Co. have just re-
ccivea "A new stock of picture mould
ing, artists material, etc. Gail aud
examine.
We learn tiiai the streams N the up
country are swollen, caused l,y tn,
late heavy rains, which will cats,
large DRIFTS of logs 10 coinc to th,
mills soon.
Mr.. 4. w. Manahan visited Buck
atuna this and la.i week, and informi
us that the Robinson's Buckaiuhs
saw mills are now in operation, turn
ing out some splendid lLmbcr.
Call at Chas Bcarlslre Il Co.'S and
ask 10 see their Ladies' Solid Golt
and Gold Filled Waltham and Elyii
Watches. They will be sold at yer,
low prices.
Our dancing young ladies' and gen
%lc,nem attended the King aud Queer
ball at Odd Fellows Hall, at Scran
ton Tuesday night. II was a yer!
pleasant AMI enjoyable evenings en-
tcriaimmen,.
There was a pleasant sociablc au,
progressive cuchrc party vt The resi-
doncc OF Mr.. A. Blumcr Monda,
night. This was given IN honor u
The 25th anniversary of. Mr.. Emil
Blumcr, one Of our entcrprising an
clever young McW.
The following schooncra are load
Ing this week al the L. N. Dan,zlc
Lumber Co.'S mills: Ilildcyard wit
10000 feet If lumber for Cabariel
J. W. Frost aud Z. Blessie each VII
10000 feet Of lumber for New u
leans; Ursa NiMo with 5000 feet {
lumber for Biloxi.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-27
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT..
Business i, rather quiet in all lines,

Business j. rather quiet in all lines.
Foumd-Lasi Frilay morning
among the vines, Il box of caramels.
Owner can have property by calling,
provin NJ same aud hauling away.
DAIMLER 4 Evans store was bur-
glarized on last Sunday night. The
thief effected AN entrance bv saving a
hole ia the floor. lie WAS in no hurry
and first proceeded 10 get on the OFT
side of 3 huxes sarlines, 2 cans rom
dcnsed milk, | ear of peaches, | can
OF pine apples, | al ct potIcd ham,
can Of Okra, with p"pper sauce, crack
e:s and cheese in proper proportions.
He then went through the money
drawer, wheIr hc got about 50. Amer
having provided himself with Two
good Smith & Wesson double action
pistols, he stripped To The skin and re-
habihta,cd hi ,..li in new garments
leaving his oil rmo as mcmcn,ns
After which he departed. II the con
dimen;s he managed 10 consume
while in the store acted on him u
they dc on the average man, he !
presumed 10 be dead. Goods stolcl
amount to about $50.
Ferpondino FvaD y News - Nj
Frank X. Simmans. of The firm u
Robinson u Booth, WHO has been i,
our city for the past week lookin.
after his films extensive lumber in
trres'. left yesterday for New York
lie found The firms interests her
highly satisfactory. Much credit
due their agent, Mr.. I. A. Cause, ia
,lie efficient manner in which lhei
business has been conducted. The
shipped from Ftrnanaina and jack
s"nvllle during HE past year 1900.
600 feet of lumber. On December 3
ll"y had on their Gnrk' 2,250,0U0 fec
and orders placed at the mills sam
date for l,S00,0O0 feet, and have +,
ceivcd since Janury |. 1893, order
for 10000 feet additional. Brsid,
they have shipped several millin
feet from The ports Of savanna
Brunswick aud Dobpy, most of viii,
was ordered and settlement mat
through the Fcrnandina office.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-27
ORANGE GROVE ITEMS.
BY

Orange Gr, ve has a population Of
two hunnred.
Mr.. J.. II. Gates aml family, of
Grand Bay, Ala, visited friends here
Sunday.
There was quite a number of
strangers in town last week.
The gardeners here have begun pre-.
pairing the soil for the spring gardens.
The continuous echo of the carpcn-
iers' hammer is still heard in our
town.
Mr.. s l.. prinkwaicr, of the Ocean
Springs Leader, was IN town last
week IN a bu-inrss visit.
Mr.. l. ID. lIcrrick, of Scranton, NC.
companied by several northern gen
tlemcn, was In town last week pros.
peciing.
Mr.. G. II. Nights and family, o.
Chicago, spent several days here las
week, the guests Of Mr.. L. Swart
won't and family.
Mr.. T. d. Orris and wife, Of Me.
chanic,burgl,, Pcnn., who have beel
visiting Mr.. w. + Slrock, lett las
week for Jack s%onvllle. Fla wlmr
they will spend Il few days before re-
turning home.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-27
Haye You Paid Tear STATE and County
raxest

The time fur the payment of Slate
aud county taxes, real aud personal,
Is drawing to q close. Sheriff Lewis
will make publication OF all del,n-
quents on the Bird Of February. In
all cases Of delinquency, whether real
or personal taxes, including polls,
afier the first day of February, the
delinquent will be deprived of his
right OF suffrage. Deiinquents, attend
TO tins Important matter an or before
the first Of February and settle up
and thus not only save the monr,
penalty, but also preserve the rich
Of suffrage.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-27
MARINE.

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT-STAH, I
PAsCAGoULA, Jan. u, 1893. !
Reuort Tor the week ending Jan. Goth.
ENTERED.
jan. Is. Am sch nildegard, Green, 80
tons from Caibalien.
%. Dan blk AurOiita, Sorensen, $40 tons
from Trinidad.
2G. Brit sch Bonifnrm, Chute, 1875 tons
tons from Havana.
%. B;i, blk Cypress, Young, l,09l TONS
from Rio Janerlo.
%. Brit sch Myrtle NJ, Morris, l24 tons
from Havana.
CLEARED.
Jan. 81. Mile Williams, Levins, by Den
NY Il Co. for Vera Cruz. with IA ABA
feet Of lnmber valued at 1911.
"a Am sch Drisko, Drisko, by Pascagou-
la Lumber Co, for Havana with 22S,
sos tcet of lumber valued at S2,40!.
"a. Brit ship N. Il. Lewis. GnlliSon, by
Hunter. Benn Il Co.. for DOldricht,
with So $50 feet of lumber valued at
$l2.55s.
%. Brit bk Bahama. Tooker, by DANTE
lei 4 Co.. for Havana with 20l ,2oO
tect OF lumber valued at 81, 199.
25, Am sch Richard b. Chute. Griffin. by
Adams Il Jennens, for Havana with
235.273 feet of lumber valued ut ST.
$40.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-27
TIE TIRRYAGI QUESTION.
Editor Demecrat-Stsr.

Editor Demecrat-Star.
The great disadvantage OF having a
river bet ween One's self and the out
side world is not fully realized until
experienced. San Escsiawp,an"
eeims 10 understand the situation
pretty well, but the complaint which
he mentions, is no, of Escatawp pa
alone, but OF all the county north uf
us. Indeed, the entire county is be-
ginning to realize that ferries at
this place are too great II lax on the
people, besides being u very slow ami
unsafe means OF crossing The river.
They are loo great n lax, because
thirty cents Is an cxorbi,anl price tor
Il single team or forty cents tor a
double team. There are lnts u: men
TO run these ferries cheaper. They
are unsafe because Oac of them, al
least, Is under no bontl; therefore,
what protection have We against dam
age or loss of vehicles or stock?
IcannOt agree with IAN Escataw.
plan" that It would be best tor the
county or the lsoar:l Of Supervisors Ia
run these ferries for the following
reasons:
First: The Board would hire a
man 10 do duty As ferrNiman. llc
perhaps, would become careless and
indifferent with regard I" his duties
keep US in the cold wind o. rain ~
darkness as long as he pleased, bcin.
under no bond.
Second: In case a team should b(
lost through fault of either irrryma'
ar fiat a.aiLs, whom could we, will
any hope Of success, bring suit.
1t must be remembered that even
il The c"nnly should run the icrrie
they would not be free, in the ful
meaning Of the word. A small H.
would be charged to make them self
supporting.
Now "EN aiaw pian"i il; the face o
these IaciS, can yen not agree wit
me tina, instead Of the county takin
charge of these t%crrioS, that lnlivldu
ais under bond hId better run them
Therefore, let us not ask the Board q
Supervisors to take iull charge ,
them, but let rs ak that the price G
eros sing be reduced 10 a %reasnnabi
rate. quite agree with you that
is not fair alter we have been iaXc
so heavily tor the maintcncnce of II,
public roads to be forced TO pay TO Tn
managers of these ferries so heavy II
additional tax for the privilege q
crossing the river. The ferry.
should be remembered, is but II pal
OF the public road itself.
JU>TICE.
E>caIawpa, Miss Jan "a, 1893.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-27
You can't &c, shaved in Scranton
on Sunday.

You can't &c, shaved in Scranton
on Sunday.
We arc glad 10 know that DR.. W.
Saucicr is nut again after a severe
spell OF sickness.
Master Albert Wood, the son Of
Mrs. Francis C0lina, Is IN a very pre-
Curious condition and is not expected
10 survive many days.
Mr.. L. j. Mcdonald, Of the firm
of Mcdonald, March & Co., Of Mo-
bile, was here this week taking orders
for tO%mbstomes.
Wedding Invitations printed
neatly and cheap al The DEMOCRAT
STAR job Printing Office. Call aud
81. specimens.
Mr.. &. NJ. Ross, nov of Mobile.
but formerly cashier Of the British
American Trust Company Of This
llace tor several months, is in town.
lie IS making an abstract Of all the
lands of the county aud will he here
probably three months.
appointments for Zion Circuit
for the present Conference year
Second and fourth Sundays Al Zion,
at IL A. NJ. First and third Sundays
at Orange Grove, II A. VI.
G. r. ELLIS, p. c.
The follow ing was picked up on
Dclmas Avenue the other day aud
handed us TO print:
DEMOCRATIC PRAYER.
Our Father, who will soon be II
Washington, Grover is Thy nalnc
Thy Eiugdom come, Thy will be don,
IL Indiaua Ms il is ~ Louisiana AM
Texas. Our Father Grover give u
next year the spills Of ofirc. For
give rs our ircspasses as We forgive
|. them that vote not with us. Lead III
not into The clutches OF the force bill
but deliver us from tariff taxation
for Thine Is the power and the glor!
Of this great victory. Amen.
On Wednesday evening M. J"hI
Pugl,, section boss Of tho L. h N
railroad at Grand BAY. Ala. wa
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-27

This company is now drilling and
getting IN good shape TO visit the
Worlds FAIR at Chicago next July.
Last Sunday this splendid company,
under command Of Capt. Ed. B.
Rou kc, marched TO the village OF
Pascagoula fi target practice. A tar
get of abou, Is inches square was
erected on the beach near the resi-
dence 0t Mr.. W. J. Carter. The com.
pamy wa then divided inio squads OF
four eacl, aud placed POO vaids from
the target. Three rounds of ammuni.
ton was allowed each man, and near
~ 80 per cent. of the men hit the tar
yet, the beat shots bciuy by Capt. +
d. R"urkc and private James Pickett,
who scored Is points each. After this
p, aciire the Company Was drilled IN
vollcy tiring-tiriny three v"lleys ov-
er the waters ut the PascagOnla Dav.
Then the COMPANY, composed Of 81
officers aud men, formed the line Of
march aud returned to Scranton.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-27
Ball For the Beneflt Of the Public Sehssl
House.

l am going to give n ball on Mon.
day evening" January 9Th, at Alleys
lLdll. The proceeds to go to the com.
pletion Nof the Public School House.
Refreshments will DC served by
competent ladies.
Admission Gentlemen 50c., ladies
free.
Tickets on sale al principal business
houses. want every "nc I" buy u
ticket and aid this laulabla cause
whether they go 10 the ball or not.
&. II. ALLEY.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-27

The orange trees are NOT Killed.
This will be a good fruit year.
-What a change has come ovr our
people!
The barber shops arc closed on
Sunday.
-Beautilul white frost Saturday
morning.
Dir. J. W. Maybin, Of Biloxi, was
here Monday.
They say /, is the scycrcst winter
ever known here.
The city fathers arc having Del
mas Avenue shclled.
The widows go seeking as well
as the girls and belated sisters.
To be Il Cook is the popular thing
with same young ladies Of Scranton.
Mr.. j. Ira Ford has been down
with the grip bul is able to be up now
Alderman Pickett and party kill
cd Two large bucks and one doe lasl
week in Greene county.
Capt. June Poiievent. lumber
manufactures of lIillsdalc, Pearl
River county. was IN town Friday.
Our Clerk Of the Courts, Mr. W.
N. Denny, after eight days tus.le
with La Grip, is up again and on
duty.
Services every Sunday night at
1880 p. m. in the Lutheran Church,
except tho first Sunday in the month
Al 1890 a. ~.
Mr.. II. D.. Feizcr, formerly OF the
waynesbo~ 4Aryus, I. now connected
with the mechanical department of
the Magnet.
Rev. ID. q. Bycrs will preach III
the Presbyterian Church Sunday a,
ii O'Clock, a. NJ. aud $3.50 p. ~. All
cordially invited to attend.
The Seymour Brothers closed
their market house on Sunday, hav.
ing concluded il was best to observe
the Sabbath, aud at the same Tine
obey the law of the State on Sunday
openings, etc.
The King and Queen ball Tues
daay night at Odd Fellows Hall, wal
a brilliant affair. The dancing wal
Kept up until o'clock in the morni 4
Delicious refreshments with wine
were served.
Mr.. A. j. Patterson returned
Monday, aud will proceed in a lcgs
way to defeat the wrongful suing on
OF the various attachments against hi
s'ock OF goods. A suit for damage
may place Mr.. Patterson III a ditiar
chi light before the Scranton peopl,
-liev. j. NJ. PHgh preached in til
Methodist Church Sunday at |
O'Clock, a. M, aud at night, two cx
'e''e''l sermons TO apprcciativc cor
srcgations. Our Methodist friend
seem to like their new pastor yer
much, lie is a learned christian ge,
'leman and has grown gray in tn
service Of tho Master.
Our old friend and C~onfedcrat
commander Col. A. G.. S,ccde, {
Ma'eficus, paid u a pleasant Wis
FRIDAY lie does moi lock us youm
"o vigorous as he did thirty year
aso when lie was with his braves |
'ne Georgia Gil mpaign followin
SHERMAN to the sea. Int we hol
"o Colonel may live many, ma.
more years.
-Ihe Uuion Missionary Sociei
lust sunday evening IN tho Presbyt,
'..n church and after going throuu
The program Of exercises, cleo
"'hc following officers for the veal
president Robert L. Billiard.
s'cc'P President, jos. phi Cook.
nec' and Treas. II. u. Evcrir,. '
,ne next meeting Of tho Snoic,
w"' Oc held on the Alb SUNDAY
'''oa'y In the Baptist Church. ~
r"xh was elected Nh houoral
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rime.Table L. & N. R. r.
5gnM[1Dg|#5:zs5ZZ

Vac Timetable Louisville aud Nash
N. Rai,road, which took effect Sunday
's"' GOING EAST.
Il. o-Lcaves New Orleans ut 3 p.
.rriyes mt Scranton ut ll:09 ?. NJ. Ar
u, At Mobile at l2:2O u. m.
r,so -Leaves New Orleans at 1855 am
IVA. at Scranton Mt l:H p. M. Arrives
Va 6-Leaves New Orlcaus at 7:4o am
,.,;ss " At scranton at ll:2l a. m. Arrives
81 Mobile at l2:45 pm.
GOING WEST.
M ,.-Leaves Mobile ut 1890 p. n
.,r,yas at Scranton at l:6 p. NJ. Arrives
Nav Orleans at 4:45 D.. M
"" 3-Leaves Mobile at BIS a. M. Ar
.,..s At scranton Al 4:l9 u. IN. Arrives
u, Nav Orleans at 1888 n. m.
NJ. b-Leaves Mobile at 2:l5 ?. m Ar
,irss At Scranton at 1892 p. m. Arrives
y N.w Orleans at 7:2O ,. M.
GRO. J. SANTA CRUZ. Station AgE
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-27
Administration Notice.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON COUNTY.
In THE MATTER OF 1HE ESTATE OF
THEEE,E GOEIzER. DECEASED,
W. NJ. DENNY, ADMINISTRATORS.
All persons interested in said estate nre
hereby notified, that Mt the next regular
term Of the Chancery Court of said coun-
ty, to be holden on the
Second Monday OF Feb, uary, 1893,
claims against the estme Of Therese Goel-
ger. deceased. will be taken up for exam
iuation and adjudication. All claims
against said estate must be fled with the
Clerk of the said Court by the duy and
time named, and all creditors may attend
il they see tit.
W. NJ. DENNY, Clerk.
Jan. 20, 1893. 4s-4t
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ESCATAMPA ITEMS.
by. AU REVOIR.

The Howe e. Griffin mill is run
ming again on time.
The Michigan mill is not yet under
repairs.
The building material for the Meth
olisi parsonage Is being hauled, a
part already delivered IN The building
site. Rev. Mr.. Ellis believes III doing
as well As taking, and the parsonage
So many years talked Of and project
ed on paper, will s"on b" "a rcsliza-
,ion, and very shortly occupied. This
is a good work that shows for itself,
and voluntary aid ought to bc freely
given.
Zion Church il TO have a bell.
That's right, II y"u don't 90 forward.
you'll slide back " ard. g,t
There will be a wedding next week
nn the historic Dutch Bayou, and an
oth r-wIll not far of very soon, "a
they say. 10.
Rev. MI. John Terrell has made a
permanent move back 10 EScatawpa.
Tho entertainment at Knights OF
Honor hall for benefit 1T the Church
and School buildings will come of
next week, the latter part. Look o"l
for posters giving exact date. Come
To SCI the Economical Boomerang
as acted by one at Moss Points most
talented gentlemen. Tho moral Is
fine, and then people ought to laugh
sometimes. The rcita'ions a,c first
class. aud the oyster snrpcr-ii is d
noted fact that the best of ''oystel
pumbo' is made IN Escatawpa.
The article IN DEMOCRAT STAR %
last week on the terliage question
gives the sentiment OF the people gen
orally. Let this subject be at ohc'
considered, aud let us have some re-
lief from the heavy ferryagc tax.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-27
ATTENTION, SPORTS!

The Pasca"oula Wing Shot Club
will open he season hy a grand Shoot
Saturday, January 90, 1898,
beginning at | O'clock sharp. Menu
bars of the club aud lovers Of sport
generally are requested To hc present..
+. II. LEWIS, Soc.