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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-20
ANTON MISSISSIPPI FRIDAY. JANUARY 20, 1893


much lie as if you had said real
gold. You cannot call your hands
clean, my boy, when you stain
them by cheating, and the stains
are upon your heart as well rs
your hands"
He went INTO the house leaving
Ned TO think about his words.
Somehow, Ned did not ieel now
as il he had done a smart thing in
getting The best OF The bargain.
As he locked at his hands, he fan.
citd that he could almos, see the
stains upon them, and he grew un.
comfortable at the remembrance
Of the states which were upon his
heart. AT last he made up his
mind that he would rid his hands
from this last stain AID he went to
the bain to look for Ezra.
IL say" Ned began bravely, IL
cheated you about those buttons.
They aren't real gold; they are
only plated, and worth about 25
cents. You keep the pigeons un.
til | send you the money for
them"
Then lie went back TO Uncle
Frank.
"l've made j, all right with Ez
ra," he said. "and | mean to keel
my hands clean after this
'Don't forget lhe stains on youl
hear, Ned,' said Uncle Frank
kindly. "Remember TO whom
you must take those stains 70
cleaning"
Ned had been proud of his sharl
bargains, and it was no easy mat
Ter iOr him to remember his rev
resolution to keep his hands clean
but he did not give up trying, an,
whan failed, as he did sometimes
he took care TO free his hands from
dishonest stains by coniessing hi
fault.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-20
CsGee Cure fer Horses.

The German naturalist Martin,
relates n case he recently met Of A
horse which owed ils life to c"ffee.
II was in such a bad way that il
was considered incurable, and the
owner sold The animal for SIS.
The animal was then almost q
skeleton and so weak that it could
hardly walk. The man who
bought the horse Immediately be.
gan to treat it with coffee, giving
iniusions Of roasted coffee beans,
and also coffee beans ground and
mixed with honey. In a short
time The horse began 10 improve,
and after a few month, its new
owner was offered $3.50 for it.
He Told Herr Martin iha, he had
brought round hy lhn snne treat
ment many horses which had been
overworked or had lost theil
strength and appetite.
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cHANCERY COURT-SECoND DIST.
w ~ HOUSTON. Chancellor.

W. i. uOOoAO.~' S"A"NeA'"''
In tb. county Of Lauderlale, on second Monday
nj Nav and November, and continue twelve days.
In the county of Newton, on the first Monday
a, Nav and November. and continue ak days.
In the county Of Hancock, on the fourth Monday
.f January and July, and continue ak days.
In tho county Of Harrison, Oh the hrkt Monday
" February and August, and continue six days.
In the county of Jackson, on the second Monday
sf February and August. and continue six days.
In the county Of Clarke. on the fourth Monday Of
Nav and November and continue six days.
In the county Of Jasper, on the second Monday
ofM ,rrh and September, and continue six days.
10 the county Of Perry, held IN Augusta; che
rrrt District, ou tbs third Monday Of March and
september, and continue six days; and In the
tow /, of Hattiesburg the Second District. on the
trst Mondays in June and December and contin'
peslx days A.
In the county Of Marion, First DiStrict. on the
serond Monday of January and July and continue
sIx dsys In the Second District on the third
Monday Of January and July and continue siS
lays
IN the county Of Pcarl.Rivcr on the first Mon
tlav Of January and July, and continue six days.
Iu thr county Of ones. on the frat Monday OF
March and September, and continue six days.
In the county of Covington. Oh the second Mon
day In April and October and continue SIX days
In the county of Greene, on the third Monday O
April and October and continue six days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-20
The anti.opilon bill is a measure

The snti.opilon bill is a measure
of monopoly pure and simple. II
was devised by The makers Of -four
and the manufacturers who con.
sumo other raw materials, for the
purpose of preventing trade in The
agricultural product Of the coun.
Try. Their purpose, now perfectly
apparent, is to KEEP dow prices, at
the time, Of year when producers
mnsi sell, to deprive The farmer
Of all benefit from that foresight
which prompts men 10 buy grain
and such like at higher prices than
they can command for immediate
use. The measure is inimical 10
the agricultural interest. 1t Is di.
reclly hostile TO trade. II ought
to be voted down in the Senate.
where It's true character and its
certain effect are understood.
Nev York Herald.
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Al advertisement appears in

An advertisement appears in a
western paper which, reads thus:
III George William Brown, who
deserted his poor vile aud babe
twenty-five years ago, will return,
the aforesaid babe will knock the
s,uffing out Of him" II u super.
luous 10 add ,ha, George William
has mol shown up In answer to the
advertisement Of hls deserted
babe.
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THE COURTS.
THE REG ULlR TERMS
CIRCUIT C0URT-SECoND DIST.
SAMUEL II. TERRAL, Judge.
,,us n NEVILLE, District Attorney.

III,
J.. ,,. c,uuty Of Iauderdale. on the first Mon
~ wv rn'o,y md July and continue thirty days
dAE u county Of Noxubee. on the second Monday
n EeSrus,y and August, and continue eighteen
days r v.n,,ar nm ,he frst Monday of
uar.h IN M and september and continue twelve days.
In the county Of Clarke on tas third ,a Monday OF
NM w. ,hs county Of WAYNE, on tho first Monday
., a Auril M and October, and continue ak days.
In the county of Greene, o., the SECOND MONDAY oi
,nriI and ctober, andcontinue ak days;
A{ t%r county Of Pearl. River, on the third Mon
day Of April and ot bel, and continue nue.. 4; day.
IN .nu n and" a"d Getobcr and continue twelve days
In The county Of Harrison. on the second Monday
sfMay and November and continue y,l twelve S days
..Msr md Noyep,ber and continue twelve days.
i" ,Ie county Of Marion, First District, on the
hird Monday Of June and Deee,neer and M continue ,
Monday Of June and December, and continue six
lsys
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Three hew crema,ories were
built in Germany lnsl season, and
Italy now hus twenty-five in op.
eration. In France 3,741 bndies
were disposed OF in 1891 by burn
ing.
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A sawmill was st0len bodily, il
Is said, in Hancock county, Ken.
lucky, the other day.
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Gulf Coast Baptist Association.

Program Of the Fifth Sunday meeting
of the Gulf Coast Association to be held
with the Moss Poiut Baptist Church, be-
ginning Friday night, April 2sth ,
Friduy-SermOn by Rev. john Iurser,
Of New Orleans.
Saturday-Who Shonld I've Missionaries
and Why 7 by Mrs. Bette Kell.
Are the Heather Saved Without the
Gospel. By Geo. W. Davis.
The Centennial Of Foreign Missions as
it Relates to Baptists. BY Dr.. +. w.
Bussey.
State and Associational Missions. BY
J 0. Green.
Relation of Home to Foreign Missions.
BY Y. 7. Champlin.
What Should Be Our Attitude as
Church Members Toward Worldly Anuse-
memts? BY Mrs. Spencer.
What Relation Do Our WOmau's Mis-
si0nary Society Sustain to Our Work
BY Miss Lula Fowler.
Sunday, II u m.-Tle Necessity and
Desirabllity of Church Discipline. BY
Rev. John Purser.
3p. m.-The Growth Of tho Gulf Coast
Baptist Association Within the Last De-
cade. BY w. r. Washington.
Present and Pressing Needs Of the
Cult Coast. By Rev. j. W. Mathis.
7:45 p m.-Sermon by Dr.. Bussey.
The public is cordially Invited to at
tend all these meetings.
j. w. MATHIS,
J. o. GREEN.
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BUSIN ESS LOCALS.
Local Notices 10 Gents Per Line for Each Insertion.

Mrs. Anxious-Ma,Al, how did ynu
enjoy the military ball?
Maud-Nut bit. I have snubbcd
Harry six times and he doesn't seem
a Bit miserable.
No wonder. lie had just smoked
one OF Chidscy's Best.
The patrons of Shcrarl's popular
photo gallery are always highly
pleased.
NoTIcE.--'rhc regular annual meet.
ing of the stockholders ot the Pascal
youla Ice Company will be held al
tho c"mpany's office in Scranton. Miss,
on Tuesday April Is, 1893, at u
o'clock noon, for the plrposc Of elect
ing Directors to serve for the ensuing
year. W. II. belt, Secretary.
"Wl.at a handsome lot Of men,"
said Miss Popular as Battery d filed
by. Good reason why--thev gol
their p"rfumcry and toile, articles al
Chdsey's.
DO you want real value for your
money when buying goods? II 81,
then call on llaJean T. Mitchell. pro.
rrieto"s of the MOTH STORE.
am nov agent for the Mobile
PEERLESS STEAM LAUNDRY &
DYEING co. We i9J Express
charges, send the work t regularly
ever y Tuesday and have it ready for
delivery every Saturday. excepting
articles TO be cleaned or dyed, which
will lie ready the following week.
Bcs, quality of work al reasonable
prices. Leave articles at my store in
Scranton, Miss. j. ID. CLARK.
Spring and summer dry goods,
clothing, hats, shoes, etc, just rccriv.
cl a, tho MAMMOTH STORE OF nc-
Jean u Mitchell.
If you appreciate good, hard, sound adj
vice, try IL box OF Waldle's Magic Pile
Salve. Ask your druggist for it,.
Fresh groceries, canned goods, feed
and everything needed bv tho house
keeper at DeJean 4 Mitclcll's NAM.
MOTu STORE.
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We have just received a now and
rapidly running job Press for the
Job Department. Send in your or
,lcrs for job work, as we are better
prepared now to turn out first.class
printing than ever.
-EvisriNe Ncws: Tho Ncws re-
ccivcd a call Saturday from Col. A.
&. Sierdc Of Americas, Jackson
county Miss, an old Mexican war
veteran, a cultured gentleman whose
mind Is a perfect store house Of iniOr-
nation, a walking cycloredia, as Il,
were, of al, matters political aud his
torical pertaining To Mississippi. The
| COlohcl has \ power OF attorney from
Mr.. Marks Wincmam, Of Chicagc,aul
represents that genllcman's landed
interests here. Mr.. Wincmam owns
about 100000 aacs OF Mississippi
Daml., situated in fifteen counties IN
tho Slate, scvcM IN tho southeastern
portion and eight bordering on the
Mississippi river. lie owns about
1900 acres in Jones county. The
| COlnncl has 10 visit This land at least
once y wear 10 look out after the tim.
Der and compromise adverse claims.
lie e now preparing an advertise
meMt for the NeWs Of Il large tract Of
land SOM II be put on The market.
Mr.. WiMcmaM Is not the largest land
holder IN Mississippi. David A,
Budget, If Grand Rapids, Mich.
owns about 100000 acres Of land IN
this State.
There was a "big ball ~ town
Tuesday night, at the Colorcd Fire
mems Hall. 1t was we'll paironizcd.
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The program for The Hypathcan
Society At Judge U. Randall's Friday
evening, April l4'h, is Us fllows:
Essay, Miss Edna Merrill.
Music, Miss +. Randall.
Reading, Mr.. w. A. Coulson.
Music, Miss Hyatt.
Recitation, MISS Moore.
. Music, Miss Cora Howe.
Reading, Mrs. II. X. Denny.
Music, Miss Bette Dlumer.
Author for the evening, Mrs. Frank
Leslie.
A very pleasant evening was spent
at The meeting Of the Society At Mr..
II. X. Denmy's on last Friday. Tho
guitar and cornet music by Messrs.
Garner and Whitehead. added very
much to The interesting program. We
hope they will favor US again in tho
near future.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-04-07

Misses s. +. and l. L. Graham haye
resolved a large and varied stock Of
spring and summer millinery goods,
fancy dry goods, laccs, notions, etc.
The ladies ale ~c.pecially invited to
call and sec for themselves.
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PERSONAL. GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.


Mr.. l.. NJ. Hand visited Long Beach
Friday.
Plenty Of nice vegetables on the
maj kct.
The mulbcrrcs + ril c, and the
small hoy is now happy.
Mr.. II. N. Cudabsc is up again, but
not entirely restored to health.
Mrs. A. NJ. Cowan has returned
from u visit to relatives Ut Meridian.
Miss Matte Brown, OF Milton, Fla,
IL visiting the family of Mr. McCarty.
Parchcd and ground coffce-some.
thing nicc-at Il. Bloomfield & Cos.
Miss Mamie Bassctt, Of Mobile, ia
visiting the family Of Mr.. W. Fred
Ilerrin.
Mr.. +. Z. Blumer has returned from
Stafford Springs, looking much i'm.
proved,
Mr.. W. G. Myers, Of Stoncwall, was
here this week looking after his log
business.
Miss Libbic Woodwork, Of St.
Louis, is visiting her neice, Miss Alice
NJ. Hyatt.
lie sent his best girl a box Of rare
flowers the other day. She apprccia.
ted the gift.
A fine line Of crmshcr hats and
straws al 4. Bloomfield & Co.'S EN-.
poriu,n.
Mrs. Il. Borden will probably com
mcncc rebuilding on her lots on the
| river front soon.
MI. Abe Fort, Of Grand Bay, Ala.
has been visiting the family Of Mr.. II
N. Cudabac, this week.
Colonel E. W. Morrill,, Of Biloxi
was here Saturday looking alter his
insurance business.
Mr.. John p. Purtcll is the happiesI
man IN town. He has a new baby Al
his house. She is a beauty.
MI. 7. j. Jackson, Of Cairo, Ills.
was here Sunday visiting his brother
Nj. C. W. Jackson.
MI. J. W. Stewart has already la'
the lumber and other material hauled
on the site preparatory to rebuildin.
Messrs. Cowan Bros, John Hill, G
Bcardslee Il Co., will commence in
few days to rebuild their stores OF
the old sites.
Mr.. John S. Goldsmith, the insur
ancc %adjustcr, has been here sewers
days adjusting the lusses Of the re
ccnl fire.
More shoes. An elegant stock o
summer foot wear at
Z. BLOOMFIELD e Cos.
Mr.. l.. N. DantZler, ST., has bee
sick and confined to his bed for sew
cral days, but is now better, we ar
pleased 10 learn.
Mr.. JOSEPH Gresham, postmaster a
Cross Roads, was in town Tucsda.
lie reports everything in his villay
serene.
Mr.. f. Il. Myers, insurance agcn
If Ilandsdoro, was here Friday lOol
ing after the losses Of the fire coInpf
mics he represents.
Mrs. w. W. Mcclure, Of Mobil,
f who has been spending ONE wcel
with her sister, Mr.. e. ". jackson
has returned home.
uy, ~ ...n -. I
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w. II. Graham has re-opcncd his
Livery Stable, and stocked il with
fine, gentle harness horses and new
hugyies and carriages. All calls for
good teams and careful drivers at
tended 10 promptly.
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Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.
DON'T FORGET

That VIC are located in the Escataw-
pa building, and arc prepared TO
fur..ish our customers as usual with
first-class goods, and at bargain
prices. CowAN Bios.
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G.
Churches

METHoDIsT-Rev. I. W.Adams, pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening.
PEEsBYTERIAN-Rev. d. 0. Byers, pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday night.
Preaching at Scranton every third sun
day at $3.50 p. M.
BAPTIST Rev. j. O. Green, Pastor.
Preaching every first and third Sabbath
IT II A. NJ. and 7 PM. Prayer meeting
every Thursday night. Miss 'onary meet.
ing every first Sabbath ut $3.50 p. NJ.
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I am now agent for tho Mobile
Peerless Steam Laundry and Dyeiny
Co. We pay The Express charges and
have the work ready for delivery ev-
cry Saturday. Leave articles at my
store in Scranton, Miss.
J. d. CLARK,
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%
There are four store houses aud
several shops vacant IN Scranton.
With the return III summer nights
stree, sercoaaers rrgaH the pablo
ear,
MIR. Henry Gsn,irr aud wife. Of
Wc,, rascagoula, visited Mobile THIS
week.
There are >"nc queer people /"
S,rau,o As well Us other towns We
know Of.
Mrs. l. W. O'C"mncll, Of l'asca-
gonla, paid The Crescent City visit
this week.
MIR. S. Picard has closed his store
on krubs Avenue and moved his
goods TO Pas, Christian.
George D"nkcry, Il col"cd man, at
Ter Il .holi illness, died a, the resi-
dence OF Zen Stanley Monday night,
aged % years.
-Ilun Henry &. ~lIavcns, Of Van
%cIravr, applicant for timber agent Of
The United States Government, WIS
in luwn Monday.
deputy Sheriff Ell. ". TAYLOR, Of
Vancleavr, paid his respects 10 The
DEMocRAr-SrAR Monday 10y dropping
S2in silver IN our til.
The Easter bolmc, was not IN il
very much Sunday, but those tina,
were, were just too livmcly beautiful
and cute Cor anything.
AS Lent is past and gone the
boys and girls can make love now,
and if no ''immlmcni can gel mar
riul. Who VIII he The Gr,i2
Deputy Sheriff G. d. Moore. after
a severe lusslc with jauhaice oi ''yal.
Ter janlcrs" is up again, although he
lonks somewhat worse the warc.
Master Norwood Alley, ON ac-
count of sickness, has returned from
Ranokc College, Va. lie will soon
be himself again in this pleasant eli
mate.
Morris Jacobs. mcrchant tailor,
has moved Into the Nelson store OPP
posi'c the DEMocRAr-STAH Office.
Morris is a hustler, and do.st you
forget it..
Rev. j. O. Green will preach II
The baptist Church Sunday at III
O'clock a. IN, aud ISIS p. III. Also a
P%ascagoula a, 3 40 p. NJ.
MIR. I. Schwartwout, OF Orange
''ovc, Is having his lot IN Pascayou''
cleared, with a view Of erecting a cot
'a.c on II this summer.
Marshal Browne has had wOr|
d'nc on almost every street IN town
amt whole work sums up e0n sidcvabl
expense and a great Improvement o
public tllOrouylfarcs.
The tug Of war will come who
Capt. Frcutz will launch The scow
nearing camplclinm Al his sIip.yard
ami tho public will he Interested i
seeing The pondcrous structure hi
The water.
Mr.. Charles Wilcox, tho practices
'orse-shocr and general blacksMltt
"'rccling Il new shop a few hundrc
Yards from The old house east on DE-
mas avenue. Ills old shop Is 10 |
removed aud a new building crcctc
fora market house.
Mr.. Is. W. Taylor, owner Of u
VIA Ada place, will plant about !
acres Of cotton on last years tobacc
grounds, As n crop tor profit fro'
""e clint, il is almost entirely MI G!
pertinent 50 near the coast a. III
place.
Our clever agent At OccM Spring
Mr. v. :. Russell, mada our hcs
s'a" Monday by handling US n Chico
from ono . four Subscribers. II cnn
omc 10 aispcl tho blue MoMdu
n"'' Thanks 10 our good fricv
Nussc'l' Mayllis shadow meyer gro
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ain II. D. FErzEH is now regularly APP
,oiuted local reporter, solicitor and col
,..,or We trust our friends and patrons
viii treat him kindly aud aid him in his
work.
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Some of onr citizens arc arrany-
ing to 90 into The bee cnltum busi-
ness. II they will buy the bees and
place them IN the house the said bees
will do the rest. s1} e
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timetable L. 8 N. r. r.


Vac Timetable Louisville and Nash
MA Railroad, which took effect Sunday,
jun GOING EAST.
Va .-Leaves New Orleans at s p.
Arrives at S%cranto" ut ll:O9 p. ~. A.
~ at MobiIe at l2:20 Il. M.
Fn we a-Leaves New Orleans at lo:l5 AIN.
I'VE, at Scranton ut l:H p. M. Arrives
d. w G-Leaves New Orleans at 7:ia a nj.
,.,;res at Scranton at ll:2l a. m. Arrives
,.t Mobile at l2;45 pm
Y GOING WEST.
Ma Leaves Mobile ut 1890 p. m
.m.yesa 1t Scranton mt l:a6 p. N. Arrives
a. Now orleans at 4:4o p. III
w a.-Lraves Mobile at 3:l5 a. m. A.
-;,ss ot Scranton AZ 4:l9 Il. M. Arrives
', Nav Orleans at 7:35 a. ~.
M. a%.-l.eaves Mobile Ut 2:l5 p. m, Ar
,;,s. at Scranton at BIB? p. ~. Arrives
st Kew orleans at 1870 p. nj.
GRO. ]. SANTA CRUZ, Station Ag't.
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THE MOST INTENSE EXCITEMENT

as dn the bargains we are offering in
dry goods, notions, millinery, mems
and boys hats, SHOES, tinwarc, hard
ware, etc.
% inch French Organize Lawn in
solid PINK, cream and blue, lOc yard.
q inch solid color Chambrey, in
pink, blue, brown aud steel Zoe yard.
% inch printed India null, in beau
tiful and dclicaicly figured patterns,
fast color, l0c yard.
Ladies' embroidered Chambrcy
robes Il yards of plain material aud
3 yards of embroidered malcria! for
trimming, ~ 80. This makes Il neat
and s%crviccable dress.
Fast black darning cotton OH reels.
2 cemts.
Eixby'slioval liquid shoe polish, lOc,
Petroleum Jelly pomale in ono
ounce bottles, 30.
Universal metal ruie pomalc, fnl
polishing all kinds Of metals, 7c box.
Balloons may 80
G
I'm YOU will find our prices
n ut ADJ
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ron RENT,

The Vaughan residence. Possession
May LIST, " will sell on easy terms.
Apply to K. BLOOMFIELD.
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[0mcial.1
TOWN OF SCRANTON.
Regular Meeting Of Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen, April l, 1898.

Present NJ. &. Altman, Mayor; Al
derncn d. Z. Pickett, J. w. Altman,
S. II. Thompson, j. Y. Morgan.
B. +. Browne, Marshal.
The Mayor reported having paid INTO
the treasury for the month of March,
fines and costs, $52.7
. The tax collector reported paid into the
treasury for the month OF March, taxes
and privileges, 30.
The treasurer reported cash on hand,
April l, 1893. $l667. 10.
The marshal reported having paid to
the treasurer for pound sales, 1915.
Ordered, That the finance committee
shall examine the books and reports of
all the officers of the town and make a
monthly report to the Board whether the
same are correct.
Ordered, That O. b. LYONS BIZ notified
to appear before The Board April 9, 1893,
TO show cause why his license sbonld not
le revoked, for the reason that the sure
ties on his bond are not sufficient.
Ordered, That tho following accounts
liz allowed:
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JUNE JUxk,

Bring all your old Iron, Sacks, Rigs,
Ropes, Hides, Dccswax 10
EDWARD HARRISON,
lclmas Avenue, Scranton, Miss.
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KEEP Me-!


In l7S3 two brothers, named Steph-
en- and Joseph Montgolfer, who lived
in The town OF Anuonay, France, sue
ceedcd In sending up into the air the
first air ship worihcy of the name. 1t
was about thlrty-five feet IN diameter,
made OF paper aud lined with linen.
The asscnslonal power of this balloon
was due TO tightening of the air
within il by the influence of heat
which was produced by burnin. large
quantities Of chopped straw, and also
wool saturated with alcohol. This
original experiment produced
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-04-07

Something is s"'ng 10 "drap,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-04-07

CHAs. L. JOHNSON.
vs.. Partition
MARY }. JOHNSON, ct al.
BY virtue of the authority vested in
me, by a decree of the Chauccry Court OF
Jackson county, in the above entitled
cause, rendered on tho 18th day Of Feb
ruaro, A, D., 1898, ], the undersigned
Special Commissioner, will, on
Monday, the 1st day Of May, A. d.,
1909
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-04-07
JACKSON COUNTY,

Her diem aud mileage to members AMI
officers, and adjourned until LIST Monday
in June, le93.
j. X. MCLEOD, President.
W. NJ. DENNY, Clerk.