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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-22
pefcIt WouId Rench Over s3IS. GOO.

The people Of the state and particular ly
the agricultural districts are already
comp, aiming of the extravaganza OF the
general assembly aud thedr discomfort is
not unlikely to break out n Jre vigor-
ously If the present course is continued. a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-22

as compared with su income of 81, 234 900.
thus showing a deficit for only the first
session of the general assembly OF
sI65, 761.
But there are still other bills pending
which have just as much reason as those
already enacted. They are one for
an arinory in Providence Of $50. 900
and for am armory in Bristol of s6,5OO.
The gentlemen having these in hand are
determined to push them through and
tier are probably others not yet known
of. Ii ali these should be pas ed the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-22
A DEFICIT OF S65,OOO.
In the State Treasury Already Made by
ASSembly'S Expenditures.
MANY APPROPRIATIONS MADE,
For Years Past the Custom Has frevahed
of Spending More Money Than the In
come of the tate, and II Is Nearly
Time TO Cali n Balt-Remedy Proposed

'It is a good thing that only one week
more remains for the general assembly
To spend money which the state hasn't
anal doesn't know where TO get"
IN at was the remark that greeted the
News representative this morning when
discus sing with a prominent business
man the states finances. 1.-The facts OF
the case /" said he, warrant the assertion
too. Lo, king back over the record OF the
mast four or i've years the same condition
has exis ted. The state law makers
have got nto a habit of spending more
than thew possess untilsit has become a
sort of mama The fact that there is no
money makes no difference. The country
and city mem oers we with eacn otner In
money for various purposes and no one
.eems 10 care for the post. lie Is after
what he can get and as much as he can
get"
disbursements, n upon Investigator
stated. On Jan. 1. 1898. the balance IN
the state treasury was SlOO.Ul Esti-
mates OF the receipts for 1894 were ST.
$4,000, making
Total of s1,234,OOo
for the available cash for this year.
There still remained, however, unex-
handed balances of appropriations
amounting to $4,000. Appropriations
already made this y ear amount 10 Si.2oi-
600. The table showing what the ex-
penses nave been and what the amounts
are is approximately given below.
unexpended balances OF a appropriations
ON Jan. 4, 1888. fiSoVVp
Interest on state debt. ..-..-..ss... $1,000 .osVvv
Sinking fund. ou.vov
General nj propriati s...-......."...... ss1,f0l
Special appropriations ...-............. llAcoo
Total.
These special appropriations have been
for various PURPOSES, the principal OF
which is the $40, 900 for the South county
court house., and the SIS. 600 for the New
port armory. But the scramble still
Continues, and the demands for money
made by the members and which have
already been passed by one branch OF
the general assembly and seem likely to
pass the lower branche. are thefnllowing;
Purchase OF camp ground ......."."....s 1880
Normal school ..........."..... ....s..s...s SV.VVo
Total .............. sifNsooo
Ii these bills pass rs Is now probable
the total expenses this year
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-22
The Remedy.

The members OF the senate finance
committees have viewed this tendency
with CONSERVATION. They have, how
ever, a remedy which will provide more
income il the necessary legislation can
be passed.
They propose to Increase the state tax
from Is cents to 20 cents, "A system of
revaiuation and an increase Of the tax on
the savings banks from 4 OF l per cent.
to u OF / per cent. These three sources
would increase the income AS follows:
State tax, IS To 20 cents. ................. SOS. 600
kevaluatiOn. $3.50 10000
Savings bank TAX .........."..' .'..........-. $4,000
-
$j0i.666
II all these could be passed and become
operative the state would be out of debt
gnnaa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-22

III these bills pass rs Is now probable
the total expenses this year
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-22
New York Market.

'Ex-divldond. sEx-rlghts.
, 1893-10-18
Ginger in ote Sale.
5wei Sauernfdn9er periuden perfIeioet De
t~ectipes gu beidwinoeIn uto weroen
perhaftet.

9ie 9etectipes 8urfe un6 0tpDer bon
Ser 616e 8orf Station berflei6eten iicb
geftern ais Sarmer, in Bet Qlbiicbt, einigen
8auernfGngern cine Safe 3u itelen. On
Ser Safe Qlpe. unb Sc. StrrBe 1tieBcn 1te
auf Stpet Mdnner, bic iib ais 8~erfGufer
fir Elm Stem gorfer &leioer9eicbGft aus
9aben, unD erfldrten, baB ite ais 9tetlame
fir bas @eibdft Nn8iige Ocrl9entten. Die
Sarmer>9 Detectives be3ei9ten natiirLtcb iofort
groBeS Sntcreiie un6 lieBen iieb beretts
miuigit na6 etnem 3tmmer iiber elmer
8ertbi6aft fiibren, mo- bic 51 Deri6entenz
BEN &~leibungsitiiGe auSgebreitet ldgen.
Die N9enten erIucbten oann bie9etecttbes,
cine 3ebnbouarnpte auf bosient9e &leiz
b~ungsitid gu lc9en, bas ibnen am beiten
gefiele nnb bant cine &arte aus einem
SpieLe gu 5ieben, bic entl6etben loQe, ob
iie 6aS &~lctOun9sitiid fir so, o6er umionit
erbalten ioatcn. 0ies geidba6, 8urfc
perlor. ober 9tpber eetpann. Oarauf
nurbe 2eBterer bon Ben Mgenten beicbulz
bigt, betrogen 5u ba6en, unD iie erfldrten,
einen 8olisiften bolen 81 tpoIen. Stun
lieBen bic Detectives ibre WaSfen fallen,
5eigten ibre Sterne un6 perbafteten bic
beioen @auner, bic ii9 9arrD Dale lln6
@iutam Clinton nannten. sic ipur6em
benz &icbter Starter bor9efi6rt unb bon
bielcm gu ie $50 unb bic @eri9tsfo1ten
berurtDetlt.
, 1893-10-18
Oermiihtes.

- Die Sa9b no6 ben 8riuanten t0nnte
man Elm @ei3i6tben b~ettteln, bas itcb
6ieiet Sage IN 8erltn, 2onbon, Sbeiia
unb 8uoapeit abgeipielt bat. Die Selbtn
Der Qffaire lit Elm en9tiides &ammerfdBz
chen, bas in Qon6nn BON elmer Qefeierten
SGngerin beS GmptrezS beaters eneagirt
uno nit aIf Bic &etle genommen tporben
lit. 9ie &lnitIerin Mue. Wtenotti beiaB
ais praftiibeS 9~eiultat ibrer Srtumpbe
einen %foitbaren 8rtaantenidbaB. Quf Der
9teile bon 2onbon na6 8ubapelt, no Wue.
Wenottt pieoer auftreten ioute, beritbrte
iie 6ieier Sage Berlin, ltn6 alf benz 8abn>
bof 6~rtebridbitraBe lit ibr 6as RammcrfGb>
6en nebit bem 8riGantenlc6aB obbanben
getommen. Der NnlaB gu bteIem 8ers
.lbmtnben i6etnt eine Settle bon STR
tbumern unb g%Strrniiien al fetn. 6errin
un6 &ammer3ofe baben ficb aniheineno
ntbt gut p~eritdn6igen f0nnen; iene be-
berri6te nicbt Bic en9Iil9e, bieie Bic 6eute
lcbe SpraGe, lnb 10 tam es, baB Die neue
9ienertn ber Wenotti in mibperitGnbli6er
2tuffaiiung elmer 8eiiung ben S6nen3ug
nacb 8ubapeit benubte, ipGbren6 Sic Wles
motif su einem SutpeLter in Ser
6rtc6ri6itraBe elite, nm an einem Gtn9e
cine Geparatur bornebmen gu la1Ien.
Qtls bic &initierin in 6as @aItstmmer
bes 8abnbofes 3uriidfcbrte, mar bas
&ammerfdbcben ~beri3punben. Sort mar
ber 8riQantenibab. Mfan tann ftcb 6ie
Nufregung Der Wtenottt 0enfen. Nn cine
8eruntreuung mohle ite nicbt glauben,
unb bob tpar 6as pl0bItcbc 8eribmin6en
ntcbt at erfldren. WfQe. Wenotti fubr BET
ben eriten 6otels in 8erltn por uno err
fun0igte iicb nacb Der tletnen @ngLGn6ertn
= aGeS umionit. 50 berbrodbte Sic
&iinitlertn 3pei Sage in Berlin in gr6Bter
4%ufre9ung. 0a am brttten Oeorgen enbz
licb, ais tie eben i'm 8egrtffe ftano, auf gut
Slid nacb 8uOapeit 81 fabren, ftiirmte Elm
@epddtrGger in bas 3tmmer oes SoteLs
unb meloet gliiditrabIenb, baB CT bic Spur
Der &ammer3ofe babe. Die Sadie fldrte
it6 i4nea auf. IS mar Der @epddtrGger.
Ser bte @ngldnoerin erpe6trt bate; Die
iu9enbltcbe Tocbter Nlbions, bic nGmlib q.
&laiie fubr, tDd6renb tbre 6errin Die erfte
&laiie benubte, mar ein9eftiegen in Der Q(nz
nabne, MQe. Wenottt befin6e ii9 ibon in
BET eriten &laiie, go mar tie Sic 0a6t
burcb nacb 8u0apeit 9efabren. @te aber
fonnte fte on BEN @epGdtrGger teLegra>
pbiren ? Sebr einfa6! Sic bate auf
@run6 elmer @epafmorfe Sic Nl1nlmer bes
8eamten. Wae. Menotti retite 1ofort nad6
8ubapeit un6 BORT fanb ite balb Bic &amz
mer3ofe un6 = mas ibr tpertbpouer tpar-
ibren 8riaanteni9ab unOerie1rt tpie6er,
, 1893-10-18
5flurkthertrt1t
6 htcnnn.18 s

GDtcd8D, IL. Stt.
SoIgen6e Bretie pur6en Bel erDBeren
Portteen ~er3ielt:
8utter, bette Creamery g8aare, 281
@29c, quite 27@28c, mittelmdBtge ESQ
&c. 9atrb, bette, 24(026c, mitteLgute
nno CUTE 18@23c, frti9er 8ading Stod
153@16c.
8uttertne, bette Creamery 1876,
rebt i60ne TIC, 0airb 14c un6 15c fit bic
bette; in p&oas" Ober fleinen @ebtnben &c
mebr.
8dfe, Bette r6uG Cream @6e66ars",
lO(@lO4Z yGwtns" 1O3@1O4c, rgOuns
Qmertca" nacbgemadbterS dbtpetser
1l3(912c, v8rif" 1O3@11, ~9imburger
103@11c.
gier, gang frti6e, 193o@2Oc Oas
8btsfe1, SLIP.
@efIu9eI, lebenbtges, Surfeb 100
109c; 9ibner- 6ennen TO-, SGbne
5 O., Gntcn 8 O. fir tebenbige ;
@dnie, lebenbtge nit ben sansen Se6ern,
$6.5O@$6. 75per0 uBenb. Spring@bidens"
7@73c baS gfunb.
8o9nen: 8efte ~v9tabies" 81. zoos,
".t|N9"te Altl pet Wtuiu9tHe 8e>
reini9te $1.25@$1,40.
Sbt ge60rrtes: Nepfel, fInftGicb oez
trOdnete, 74@1Oc bas 8funo, an Der come
9%eoorrte rOrolibe 5@61c, gfirficbe 5(06c,
8ron1beeren 697c, 6intbeeren 23(0243c;
@altfornii6eS: 9pritoien 14(016c, nidbt
aeibdlte gftrft6e SOLE, geicbalte 22(9
24c; Blaumen 9@13c; &oftnen 9onbon
9apers $1.65@$2. 90 6os &tit4en, Mutaz
teller $1.0O@$1.35, loie 4@6c.
Obft, frii9es: gtepfel $2.OO@2.75
unb $3.0004.00 ie nacb Der Site, 8anaz
men 50c9$1.25, Gitronen 81. 1904. 25,
Bftrft9e bette bieitge 35c@4Oc, minber
quite 10000.
&artoffeIn - 8urbanfs 90
9ebrons 10000; Stole 55(068c; 6urcb=
etnanber 55c Der 8uibel. SerIeps Stpeets
potatoes 3.OO@3.25 bas SAB. Baltimore
2,50@2.75.
, 1893-10-18
Gin be~ionoerer Jn0uitrtesmet9 Iobm
oeleot.

Sc lit gum Gritaunen, tpie ser &f
un's 9alein manbe 2eute neranIaBt, iid6
einem gan3 b~elonOeren 8eruf 81 tpi6men
un6 nicbt babor Surid3uiDreden, tpern fe
1ic6 ooburcb nit ben @cieben auf einen
stem[i6 %geipannten SUP fteaen, trob6em
Ser e~r5ieIte @epinn etn berbdltniBmGBig
oeringer lit. Sett Sabr unb Sag belucbt
Elm Wfann, tpelber ii6 STERLING nennt, bic
0rudereien ber peribiebenen 3ageSSettuns
gen, giebt itcb ais Nngeiteuter bes Nrmen=
baule8 in Cunning aus uuo bittet Inn iibrtg
gebliebene 3ettungen unter benz 8or9eben,
SAB CT iie ben Snlaiien Der eripdbnten GIN
ftalt GIT iiber9eben babe. Seinem @erIangen
ipur6e Bis iebt tpiOeritanbslOS Sot9e ge=
gebe1r, bocb fiir5lib bot eS it6 bcrausgez
felt, 6aB Der an9eblide @obltbdter Die
3citlngen 81 BEN 6ineiticben @al6onfeln
trGgt, wel6e ie als llmi6la9spapier be-
nuBen. Gr ioQ ba6urb bis iebt einen
rama guten Sage1obn Derbtent baben, 0ocb
tptrO ct po6l fiinfttg elmer gertngeren gu
Dorfommenbcit icttenS Der :3ettun9sleute
begcgnen unO gen0tbigt iein, CUR 8eitrei=
tung ieineS 0ebenSunterbalts neue 8abnen
81 bei6rette1.
, 1893-10-18
nOeS=Wnsefne

gertponbten, 6rsunben uno gefannter Die trourige
9tabrt9t oaB nnein lteber 9atte unb rnier Batter
Sobt Scibert
i'm glitter bon 49 Sabren ant Muutag, ben 16. October,
mad longern f6iperen Geioen ~9eitorben lit. geerbigung
bonn Sranerbanie, Gde BET DO. uuo Dearborn Ctr, aI
9onneritog gta9ntitta9 2 nbr, nab Satpoo6. lin
titles getlet0 6ittet bic tranernoe Satin
Gdtbarina Seibert, ne6It &in6ern.
, 1893-10-18

Die fir cine 6ousfrau eipfadbftc unb
biui9ite Dirt, ein Dienitmdb9sn 5u befomz
men, 1T, cine 8erlan8tzN n5eige an baS
Nbenoblatt ber Suinois Staats5eitung eins
Su19t6en. Yreis l Sent oas 0ort.
, 1893-10-18
Serlanqt: Mdnner uu6 Gna6e1.
@erLanat: Grane1 mnb MGSden.

92erlau9t: Gin uettes Mt6bden fir al9emeine
~ 9ousarbeit bel 4 @rpahienen; mug etlpas ppm
foAen uub baden peritebert- 9uter Sobu unO CUTE Be-
banolung. gtad5ufrageu Wfittpob unb 9pnnerItag.
95 80. Str.
RerIangt: Sine gutes Ntdb1en fir gelpbDuli9e
~ @ousarheit; tleine camille. 1888 Soreit ape.
sc erIan9t: Cine fnobeuti9e 8Ddgtn. 9ieIelbe Ion
~ cine SoteI= uro yteitauratiuus=3it6 fibren nno muB
perfect IN ibrent Sadie fem. @uter SDbn, gteiie frei.
l7ot7t @irtD'S Concert 9oll, SmaDa, 9te6.
RerIau9t: s3pei rette 1au6ere &ellnerinnen; aud
~ iuuge Dame. bic &lapier ipielen fam, i'm 0ictpria=
Tunnel, S4O-342 Gtate=Str. 12pt7t
, 1893-10-18

@er Nrbeiter ir9en6 tpelber Qtrt brau6t,
erret6t leinen 3med am biatgiten unb
belten burb cine 9(n5etge in Der Q~I6en6ausz
eabe Der Sutnois Staats3eitung. 9reis 10
Gents, tpenn ntcbt mebr ais 10 80rter.
, 1893-10-18
Buffalo RiII's Wilder Weston

lin bel Der augenblidIiden NOt6Lage
Acknowledgement bas @rlangen bon 8ei9afs
tigung mOgLtbit 81 erlei3tern, miro bis
auf @etteres bas Nbenb6latt Der SQtnois
Staats5eitung SteIengeiuche unentgettIi9
aufnehmen.
, 1893-10-18
gu 1tietben QeIudt.
8erlOren; nerlaufen; geItublen.

Sc erIpren: @pIbe1er Girg mt 9iamnHten beieBt,
~ am 9ieuitag 9ta9nittag. Ser ebrG1e SStnber er=
b0lt bel Giid9a6e 9elobnuu9 BON y. s: Cameron & Co.,
254 6raHtlin Str.
, 1893-10-18

Meiu9t: Gin oeutifes Mt6bden. bos gut to6en
~ tam, ln9t STEELE in tleiuer 5amilie; Heferen5eu
iteben BUR Seite. 48 Wisconfiu Str.
1Sof3t
, 1893-10-18

2lbenbbIatt Der 81, Staats3tg, l Gent,
, 1893-10-18

Ou perto ufeu:-&apeusmop Sic fbDnie
y Gde in bieIer bibi9eu uHh blitbeuoen 9orta6t.
@aiier unb Setper in ben StraBen unb bic StraBe1 9e=
p1aitert. Sage: SIo= uno Offront. Me9en Preis uno
ipeiterer @ustInit penbe man ib mitnoli6 ober i1rtft.
lid on @m. 8. See, 112-114 Dearborn ctr,
9once Building. 20uibap
, 1893-10-18
@rnnheigentbumt

I'm guer @igentbum raid al oerfaufen Dber al pertalt=
" f6eu, 9ebt gu 8inger Bros, 3immer q,
20ip1S 184 Dearborn Ctr.
0u perfoufeu: Solde, Die Ii6 oil Der @~runoun9
~ elmer beutiben AnIieoeluug in SIbcaltfprnieu 81 be-
tbeiligeu unb 1ib Die bet &olouie gepGbrten auBerOr0ent=
lid 9ilnitt9en 8eoin9un9en 5u3nlpen6en iniinI4en, Tb9en
mn @lurfftroBel 3immer go. AZ ooripreben, pber fmb
briefib on S. SoeB, C 0. SD. Staotsaeituug, peubeu.
aa20bnm
, 1893-10-18

N efH9t: 9eutif, b6bmtI6 uub eu9ltI9 Ipre6euber
" 9auoperter laBt 1tb 9ebranbeu su peridieoener
ar6ett; CUTE 9feIeren3en. u. Srufa, $50 SbrDop Str,
DIHten. 16of3f
, 1893-10-18

Metu3t: Sun9eS g~ebilOetes Oeutf9es Maoden
W tpinidt gum l. ooer Is. ytoOember Steaung as
9tiiebegleiterin ober @eieaidaftertn, ielbiJe lit 9eabt in
feiner 9anbar6eit, ipriGt engtti9 unb lit ntuihfalii9.
0fferte1 an WtiB olga 86bn, 4524 Cottage Srope
Ape.. SSIat 5. lspf3t
, 1893-10-18

Meiu6t: Sunger ~9ebilOeter MuHu, Der engltibeu
" uro oeutIheH Sprade in gBDrt un6 Gdrift mad.
ttg, orei Sabre I'M Sonbe, nit beIten bieIiqen empfeblurl.
gen oerieben, iubt irgenblpel6e 8eiddfti9uu6, inter lie.
ben 8eoingungen. Caution fann gefteat rueroeu.
16of3t H 124 Staats5eituug.
, 1893-10-18

Me1u9t: Su9tiger Bartender NIT 9uten 3eferensen
W iu9t Steae. " AZ Sts3tq. 16of3t
, 1893-10-18

&efu9t: @uter Sfreiuer fpiin1dt Arbeit i'm oobbinQ
W SbD6 o6er on Solsrepnratureu; fam aud tapesies
rem, anItrei6en, 6la5 eiHleBen u1p.
16pf3t abr.: 9. Srofie, IS 81. Union ctr.
, 1893-10-18

@efn9t: Suuger 9dder Iu6t Stele als sueite
W 9ano; bat bier IdJon ldnQere 3eit ~qearbeitet
l70f3t 8. &intner. 222 8. Walhinaton Ctr.
, 1893-10-18
GteQengeiuhe.


6efu6t: Sin beuti6er Ntann, "a Sabre alt, ert
W elm babies Sabr it Sanoe, lpelber mt 8feroe1 gut
untgeben fam, iubt fir ben gBinter irgenb lpelde 8es
I9Gftiqunq, no er aud @elegeubeit bat englii1 su Iers
nen. D%fferteH: ID 46 Staats3ettung. l8Of3t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-10-20
ORANGE 0 ITEMS.
-
BY ASAPH.

Mr.. y. W. Hal>trad was Il visitor to the
Cult City Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Kcll. Of Scranton, visited
friends here last week. .
Mr.. 4. J. Murray visited Mobile last
week.
Mrs. ". j. Parker has returned home
from several weeks visit to New Or
leans.
Mr.. II. Swartwout made business Wis
It 10 Mobile Tuesday.
Messrs. O. E.. Cowan and C.. W. Garner,
of Moss Point, were IN town sunday.
Mr., W. ". Snow aud family. OF Mobile
county, Ala, have been visiting relatives
here. :,
About 5000 logs arrived at Murray''
Bluff. last week from Big Creek and Dog
River.
Mr.. Julius Cowart while hunting recent
" near River Side. killed II bear weigh
ing o, er three hundred pounds
Liberal contributions have been rtcelv
ed irom Scranton and Moss Point for thu
BAYOU Cumlpst suffer, rs. who were rem
lcrcd homeless OF 0therwise destitute b!
the storm.
Certain Young men from Scranton VIII
have repeatedly Violated the Sunday lay
by coming here and hunt ~ and shoot
ing on the Sabbath, will no Doubt b
convinced by tho action OF the grand ~
ry that sucll conduct rs a violation OF tn
law. Apar,y of three young sports wef
here Sunday shooting birds and mdkM
themselves IL nuisance. If these lariic
have no regard for tho Sabbath the
must respect the lsw aud Our citizens.
The sweet potato crop III the storl
district is ruined
River Side is on a boom.
Fish plentiful,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-10-20
PUBLIC SCHOOL BENEFIT.

The directors of the Public School
have engaged the Royal Marionette
show for Thursday and Friday nights
October 10Th and Goth. This pleasing
exhibition is under the management
Of Mr.. V. G. Oyerton, of Mobile, who
comes well recommended, and he
seems to be thoroughly in sympathy
with the movement for raising the
debt Of the building. The price of
admission is only % cents, and the
exhibition will close with a ball 1t
is the earnest desire of the directors
that the Public School hall will be
crowded to its utmost capacity. Tn,
directors will have charge OF the tick,
cts and the door.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-10-20


Mr.. Frank Lundy visited Mobile
last week.
Northern visitors are beginning to
arrive. There are several stopping at
that fayoritc hostclry, the Hing Ho-
tel.
The Ocean Springs Hotel still re-
mains closed. A fine opportunity is
offered a live man to run 1t this win
ter.
The work Of repairing the damage
done by the recent storm goes brave
ly on.
Quite a number of drummcrs were
in town this week.
Hereafter the proceedings of the
regular and special meetings OF tho
Board of Mayor and Aldermen viii
appear in this column.
Mr.. Narcise Seymour has rebuilt
his oyster shop and wharf, which wa
swept away by the late hurricane.
The City Hotel, Mrs. Adele II. Gil
lum. proprictress, is prepared to re
ccive winter and transient guests.
Mr.. Geo. Grayson is in charge of tn
Postal Telegraph and Gable Comp;
ny's office, located over the BlJo
drugstore.
Town Marshal Geo. A. Tardy wi
collect the municipal tax on Satu
day, Nov. 4th.
More hotel room is wanted for I'll
expected rush of Northern visitors.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-10-20

Patent tin -four s%ifters, crank on
side, usually retailed at 25c to 3oc,our
price, l2c.
Butcher knives. 6 inch steel blade,
bolstcrcd handle, Sc.
Good hair brushes, SC.
IIoyt's Dime" cologne, &c.
Ladies' white kid gloves, in ?, and
1 button lengths, some OF them
slightly solled, worth 75c, our price
l5c pair.
Gents nickel plated scarf holders,
&c.
Gents bone collar buttons, 3 for lc..
Gents fine pearl cuff buttons, wei
worth SOC, our price loc.
Infants knit zephyr wool sacq'les
an 25c and 42c.
Infants knit zephyr wool hoods, 2Cc
Infants new style silk plush hood
with cape. fur trimmed. $l.50.
"a inch Bourette dress goods IN
and plaids and stripes, per yard 2oc
% inch ! wool Olive green cash
mere. per yard l2tc.
q incl, heavy standard homespuI
shifting checks and dress plaids, pc
yard &c.
Good prints in fall styles, warrant
ed fast culorS. per yard DC.
\ We have just received a large ant
beautiful assortment OF SILK ares
guimps at &c, &c. nc SC. &c. l0c and Il
ward. which would cost anyWher
fruu. Zoe to SOC yard.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss [
September 8, 1893. I
Notice is hereby gwen that the follow
inc namel settler has filed notice OF hls
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof Will he
made before the Circuit Clerk of Jackson
county, at Scranton. Miss, on October
II, 1893, VIZ:
Elijah Marshall, Homestead No. 1888,
tor the west ! of northeast t west l OF
southeast t. section 3, township q south,
range s west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon ana
cultivation of. said land. viz:
John A. Paten, Wiley Paten, Silhs Bur-
ney. Martin Chambers. all OF Nancleave
=. o., Jackson Co Miss.
ROBERT L. WILSON, Register.
Sept 8, 1893. 29-ot
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Sherin''H Sale.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JACKSON COUNTY.

JACKSON COUNTY.
BLOCH Bros, Justice Court,
vs.. Judgment for $l63.Ol
HENRY WILLIAMS. } and costs.
Ey virtue of a writ Of veneilioni expo
mas, directed to me hy G. \. Chidscy,
Justice of the Peace OF said county, l will
sell at public ontcry to tho highest bid.
der for cash, at thu front door ct tho
Court. house. in Scranton, on
Monday, the 9th day of Norcmber,
1893.
within legal hours the hereinafter de-
scribcd real estate, heretofore lowed up
on. to.wit:
Situated IN Jackson county, Miss. in
section "a. township Z south range 4 west
and more particularly described Ms
Lot No. 2 OF the plat Of survey made
by Il. W. Morrill, and recorded IN
records Of Deeds Of Jackson county,
Miss, Book M 10, pages 1856 und 357,
November IL, 1870, having 10 fact front
on Robinson street aud running hack 10
Lot No. Is, 100 feet, bounded on tho
north by Robinson street, on tho east by
Lot No 3, on tho south by lot No. IS and
on tho west by Lot No, l, being u part Of
the N. N. Cudabac property.
To satisfy Il Judgment in favor Of above
named plaintiff, us set ont and NIL costs
and INTEREST. Y. II. LEWIS, Sheriff.
October Is, 1862 3s-4t
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All who visited our store the past
week found it crowded with custo-
meis, and on Saturday, although we
had an extra force Of clerks, many Of
the people who came to our store to
trade could not be waited on {: and on
ly "A lew day ago, We overheard one OF
our most prominent and best inform,
ed citizens make the remark that
there Wasn't a dollar in the coun'
ty." How then is it possible for q
CASH store to be so busy in such dull
times? The reasons are obvious: II
is because our goods are
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Citation Notice.

The State of Missississirpi.
To Chas. II. Deilman, New Orleans, La
Vincent Il Co., New Orleans, La; II.
Zuberhier Il Co.. L't'd., New Orleans,
La; Chattanooga Medicine Co., CHIT.
tanooga, Tenn; Chamberlain Medi-
cine Co.; Cullen Il Newman, Knox
vile, Tenn; Mobile Coffee & Spice
Mills. Mobile, Ala; c. l.. Cowart,
Mobile, Ala; Price l. Lowe, Mobile.
Ala; Mobile Drug Co, Mobile, Ala;
Brown 4 Brown, Mobile, Ala; JaegerN
Demss. New Orleans, La, and Eu-
glish Manufacturing Co., Mobile, Ala,
You are hereby commanded to ap-
pear before the Chancery Court OF jack
son county, said State, on tho
Second Monday Of February, 1894,
to defend the suit in said Court Of O.
Randall, assignee Of W. s. Dodson
wherein you are defendants, and then
| and there to show cause il any you can
| why the assignment of w. 5. Dodson to
said 0. Randall, assignee, on Sept. Ii,
1893, should not be sustained, us provid-
ed IN said deed of assignment.
Given under my hand this Sept. 10,
1893. W. NJ. DENNY, Clerk.
Sept. 90. 1895. 3l'5t
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Wednesday Mornings Fire,

Last Wednesday morning between
3 and 4 o'clock, the saw mill built by
Messrs. Solomon & Miller about tive
and a half years ago. was burned. An
alarm was sounded by Scranton Fire
Co. Fo. ], which was answered by ,
few scattering members, whose host
carriage reached the scene too late tt
be of service. There was no insurance
on the plant. which vas owned by
Messrs. II. c. Luce & Son, of Basin
The fire is supposed to have been tn
work of incendiaries.