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The Helena independent., 1894-10-23
No. sATI
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

u, D. LAND OTrICL
HxLINA, Mont, Sept, 20 1894
Notice 10 hereby giyon that John Cameron and
Hight L. Lilies. of ilnini. Lewis and IlArks
county, Montana, and edward Mo0overr. vhnso
poetonioe address Il 1utts. silver How countT.
hontAna. and william OwsleI, OF Twin bridges.
Madison county, hontAnA, and Louia BlAiley. OF
their application tor patent for 800 linear fcet
" the NualeY lode nina OF vein bearing gold
and silver, with surface ground from ata,o feet
TO 900 feet In width. situated In no organized
mining district county Of Jefferson. and state
of Montana and designated BY the fold notes
and official plat on die IN this otiioo a. survey
No $3.50, In tovnships north, raags wOst Of
principal haas line and msfldlAn Of MsutAnA
said survey No 1850 bslns A. follows. to- Wit
Beginning - corner No, l. q tree 4 In diam
etsr marked i $3.50. for corner No, l. frr4n
which eornsr No. Of survey No, 27o6 hears a "a
deg ~ min LsQl.6 r. and the no corner Of 600
2s, tp Q n. rAv. beAFs u " deg a min aasas
H. aud funnins from thence n es dog .O2 min "
i,t2it n, thence II dee and ~ min euO n
thence . "a deg 40 min 1, 100 a. thence II dog
~ min o SlAb n TO said corner No. I and tho
place OF beginning. mAgnstio vAfiaton 10 dag
~ min ., containing u. ~ acros.
The location of this mins 10 recorded In tho
county recorders office OF Jefferson county,
hoatAnA There are no .ajoinins olaims,
Asy and all Pot.on. OlAlsins sd,oI'oly any any
ground arc required 90 Ole their adverse olAlma
9Th the register OF the United SlAtos land oiloa
al Helena, In tho stats ot Montana during tho
slrty dAIs' perlsd af publication hereof. OF they
statute Wk con. hagisteT.
ttsFlins a ManiJ. atternsJs fot claimants.
Fret publication sept. ~ 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23
.E,our,,o. r,cs.,. to CnlIrornls." !"

TAKE the shor, and By twsnty-four hon Z
the quiekss, route 70 California. Elegant
Pullman pslsos and tourist slsspers.
The dining ear route. The Union Pacific
hAs plsesd on sails daily tickets from Hell
ena to California points. limited to sixty
days going. With privilege OF returning any
tims within six months. good for stop ovs'.
a. follovisa rates;
To Gan Francisco. gelng via Ogden. and
returning sans route. t7b.
To san fasclsoo. going via Ogden. and
returning via Portland. and vice vsrss. 800.
To San Etsneisoo. going via Portland
and returning same roate, g75.
To Los Angeles RoibR via Ogden and
S.c'smonto. and returning via an Fran
cisco and Ogden, or vice versa, $50
To Los Angeles, going via Ogden and
Fan francisco. TeturninR via San Francisco
and Ogden, f99.
To Los Angeles going via Portland and
fstufnink via baeramsnto. or vice versa.
&99.b0.
Though sleeping car rese vAtions and
fu thsr information can bs had By calling
ON or addressing 96 North Main street.
Heisna. II. o. WILSON.
Freight and Passenger Agent.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23
THE MARKETS

New York. Oct. 22.-Bar silver-63c.
Iend-Brokers' price for bullion, 81;
exchange, $l0d3.12
copper-Qulet: brokers' price. s962is; ex-
change for spot. $500.
Share speculation was duh throughout
the day, the only notable feature OF the
market being the continued weakness OF
Manhattan. The railroad list was well
held until the last hour. with the exeep'
tion noted
Government bonds-Flrm.
Petroleum-Steady November closed
S27s bid
u. S. IS, reg, 1l9; U. s. 5s. coupon. llsa. ;
u. s. A., reg, l1lA y. s. Is. coupon, 1lils;
Pscinc 6s, l0l bid; Atchlson, 5Is; Adams
Express, IA: American Express, nOls;
Canadian Pacific. 65; Central Pacific, 10;
Burlington. 7sh: Great Northern, pre-
ferred, 10: Lake Shore, ls5; Kansas and
Texas. preferred. 60; Lead Trust. 40; Mich
igan Central. 90; Missouri Pacific. 20; U.
S. Cordage. l3A; U. s. Cordnge, preferred,
81 New Jersey Central, l2l-; Nor Ameri'
can. IA; Northern Pacific, 4; Northern Pa
cific. preferred. 177s: Northwestern, lOSA
Northwestern, prefrred. ii5; New York
Central, s9h; Mail. 1876: Pullman. 100;
Rock Island, 5o7s; st. Paul. co.'s; 81. Paul,
preferred, 49, Southern Pacific. 1914. Su-
enr Refinery. s6iA Union Pacific, liA; Y.
3. Express. 40 Wells Fargo. ii2; Western
Union, s7N; General Electric. SitI Lin
seed, %.
Money, easy at one per cent. Sterling
exchange steady, As7lAd4s77i for de.
mand. and $S6lsdi.s6A for sixty days.
Chicago. oct. 22.-Hogs-Recelpts. $4,000;
quality rather poor; market active and
firm, 5d10c higher. Sales ranged at siai.SO
for light, N90d5.55 for rough packing,
liOq495 for mixed, s4.50a5.2O for heavy
packing and shipping lots. and s2,25di6o
for pigs
cattle-Recelpts, 2lo00; unchanged Ex-
ira steers, i5.75d6i5; range cattle, COM
mon 10 choice. s2Gi4.50; poor cows. S.5Da
a7i; extra quality steers. st65di75; Texas
cattle. poor to extra. si25G3.5o.
sheep-Receipts. 1900; quiet; unchang-
ed. Poor TO choice, 75cd$5; lambs, N.2b
Gi00
Chicago, Oct 22.-Close: wheat-oct..
5l7kc. Dec. 527sc.
Oats-Oct.. 2sc; Nov. 2sAc.
Corn-Oct., zoe; Nov, 49Jkc.
Pork-Oct.. si257is: jan, 3i2.27R.
Lard-oct., 1925; Nov. T.17ls; Jan, $40
Ribs-Oct,, $3.50; jan, 662ls.
FLAX, N.is.
Barley-b2db3hc.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23
GREAT NORTHERN TINE CARD.
New One Coos Iate Eject To-day and
shortsns the Rids to 81. Paul.

The new time card on the Great
Northern. which goes into effect to-
day, shortens up the time between
Helena and st. Paul nearly six hours.
The east bound train leaves Helena at
1880 p. m. and will arrive In ST. Paul
the second morning at o'clock. max
ing a close connection for all points
east and south. and arriving in Chi
cago In ample time to catch the eve
ming trains from there 10 New York.
The train from the east leaving st.
Paul at 7:45 n. m. will arrive in Helena
the second afternoon at 2:l5 and Butte
at 6 o'clock.
the old time. $40 a. m, but returning
will reach Helena at 5:i5 instead OF
6:10 d. m.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

NoTIoE-oFFIoE OF COUNTY CLERK.
Nslats OF hentsna, seuaiy Of Lewis ana
coaatv eo.missiousrs ~ thslF ofncs In she
sour, house. on TussdsI Oct. "a, 1874. A.
10 e'slosh ., N, for The pufposs Of OPEN
iua bids and awarding eoAtrast for grading
county roads a. fslloVu From Broad
water hotel 10 poiut near The oon,sr OF
see. lb ;, 10, n. Q. 4 w., also grading on
Montana avenue according 10 advertise
men. and for such other bnsinssp "a mar
legally come before them, Iiy order OF tho
board. J.. =. 1ooNnn, Clerk.
Dated HELENA, Oct Is 1894,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23
fstAts sued for Brsaoh.

Fast Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 2s.-The
jury in the case of Miss Mary r. Bartlett
against the estate OF Or. Henry Z. Bige-
low, for breach OF contract Of marriage
in which $4,000 are claimed. reported to-
day that they could not agree. nnI were
discharged. IT is believed a compromise
will be effected.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

Like "Swsst BELLS tangled Out OF Tune
Weak nerves respond harshly and in
harmoniously 10 slight shocks. which
would produce no effect upon strong
ones. The shrill outcry OF child. the
slammlng OF door. the rafting OF We
hicle over uneven pavement and other
trinlng disturbances effect weak nerves
sensitive nerves, sorely. Nervous
ness is largely attributable 10 dyspep-
sia and non-asslmilation OF the food.
a very usual concomithnt OF sleepless-
ness. Digestion and assimilation re-
newcd by Hostctter's Stomach Bitters.
soon beget nerve duletude and sound
repose. The great Alternative causes the
liver and bowels To unite In cooperative
harmony with the stomach. whereby the
general tone OF the system Is raised to
the true standard OF health, In ma
larial complaints. rheumatism and kid
ney trouble. the Bltters produce ex-
cellcnt results.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23
100000 Farm Owners in the United
Etatss.

100000 Farm Owners in the UnIt.d
Etatss.
This number will DO greatly increased an.
nuAllJ In ths fu,urs By reason OF The lmml-
grafton headed soa,hvsrd. Alrsady many
northern and wsstein people have bseon, ,
convinced that ,he upper southern states
oGsF great attTaetlohs 10 those seeking
small farms. homes. business locations,
etc.. and are taking sdvan,sGs Of The op.
portunlty,
We are oGsSlsa farms convenient to
eastern marhsts, a. prisss which sant be
duplieate1 elsewhere. Oar special lie, OF
Bhsnantosh valley, harJlsad saa WssI
Virginia pfopsf,lss 10 nov rsady for free
distribution. Wsslsfn people can tshs
hAlf-Tats srssrsions 10 the Ihsnsndoa h
VALLEY, ever the Bsltimors a Ohio railroad,
f'om ohiosso, b. Louis. Cincinnati ana ali
u. a o. goints In Ohio. Indians AAd Iill-
nois. Oct snd 0, Nov. q and DN. 4.
Come and see The seuntrJ. We will helu
yoa locate Address or call on N. v.
Richards, land and immigration sEsnL u.
a q. X. H., Baltimore Ma
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

{, TOCKnoLDERg MEETING. THE
- Annual mestlug OF tho stockholders %
tho Homo Building and Loan association of
Helena foF the election OF nine irostaea 10
serve for ths euaulnR year and Tor the trann'
action Of other business will be held AZ the
offoe of the association, In Helena, hatuf-
day, Dot. ~, 1894 at olRht .. an,
a. J. STEELE, beeEstaEJ.
Helena. Oct l6. 1894
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23
FAT PEOPLE

NOTICE TO ELEoTORs-To THH
IN electors OF registration district No. d
comprising East Helena. French Bar ami
spokane OF Iowa aud Clarke county. stat,
OF Montana. The undersigned TOgistry
agent for said dlstriota hereby gives noties
that he will 0N fof The purpose OF regis
station of voters within each aud every
Ttsoinot OF his election diatriet upon the
datys ani al tho placee as follows;
In precinct No. 80. Fast Helena. Dot. D
10, II, IL, ~, IL, iG and II at tho residences
OF j. Il. Clark on Main street. East Helena.
In prOsinol No. 81, Oct. II. 10 aud 70 NJ
Behton's houss on Canyon Ferry road and
spokane creek,
A. precinct No. 90, Dot. o. %, -, 25, 30.
"a - and 10 AZ the Fealdenes OF J. b. Clark
on Main street. East Helena.
The home Office will be NJ the Teeldeuos
OF J, 4. CLARK on Main street. East Helena.
The houfa for registration will be from 10
n. IN. ull 10 ,. M. (omitting the houfu FROM
40 one aud slS 70 seven ., M. ON all
legal days from Oot 10 0ol 30 both ln-
elusive ]. 4. CIARE, heglatry Agent
East Helene, Mont, OsL Z, 1924
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

Whom BABY was sick, We gave her cas,oriA
When Hho was Child, sho cried Tor castorla.
When sho became Mia, She chung TO castoria.
When thO had Children, abe gave therl Cas.osia.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

The discomfort Of dust IN = railway journey
makes II TO be dreaded bat n ron travel via the
Great Northern you save this annoIAnoo Its
srts along its line. II is free from dust
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23
BLANKETS.

The "rush for those heavy saxony, highly carded well
secured, alwoo Sanitary Blankets still continues The value
indicates the sad havoc the price of wool when contracted
for Winter Stock of Blankets We bought them cheaper
than anybody and selling prices therefore the lowest in
this country. Full size Blankets only 75c pair.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23
COMFORTABLES.

Or the homely word "Qut makes mindful of the win
blasts He who negecs securing of those life preerv
selling cheapy Sands Bros deserves be visited
with chs aches The Bed Comforter is specially with
us both regards prices and quality.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

Children. underwear q. reduced pricO, a. III,
Bee Hive
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

Tho Zoo Hive will continue thor bargain s.ls
on blankets fot this weok only, Tall and 800
lhsm.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

NOTICE OF BEGINNING OF TINE OF
IN Reeistration.-Notlc IL hereby given
OF tims and place for the rsaistraSion Of
the names Of ths qualified electors in cleo.
tlon district No. s. in the county of Lsvls
snd Clarke, stAts OF Montsns, prior 70 The
general election 10 be held on Tuesday The
siI,h day OF Novsmbs', 1894, for the said
county OF Lewis and Clarke. will begin al
tea o'sloch =. m. on shs ninth day OF 0eto-
ber, 1894.
The registering agent will be al the fol.
lowing precincts or voting places embraced
10 said elssiien distrlct No. 3, are 40 fol-
lows
Rock Oissk basin. prseInes No. ga,
Mu. Mamie Hu6's house, Twill be homo
ofhcs) on October Q, 10, IL.
Az tCaftsftville. ursoinot No. sat Kissel.
paughs. on October l2 II. 10
AZ Mitchell, precinct No. sat Mitch
ella on October l6. IL IL.
AZ Craig precinct No. A--At Hieroh's
hotel on October 10. 10.
A, hon, once on oe,obsr p, %, "a. 26,
20, "a. 70. 80
RsGisira,ion hours zen o'clock q. m. IN
vi zen O'Clock .. IN,
JosEPn b. HuTF, Registry agent
Wolf Crssk. Mont. ooh T. 1894
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

Boz the Universal paper patterns. Thor arc
the bost.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-30

Fires are almost nightly occurren-
ces. Saturday night an unoccupied
house on the county road, owned by
Mrs. W. r. Stuart, was totally de-
stroyed by fire. No insurance. Early
Sunday morning a small hut near the
l.. & N. track was burned. Monday
night the fire alarm was again sound
ed. A cottage just beyond the sec
ton house, owned by Mr.. Madison,
and occupied by negroes, caught fire.
1t vas extinguished before much
damage was done, and before the gal
liant tremen reached the scene.
II. A. Vancleaye & Son, among the
most prominent merchants here made
an assignment to DR.. +. r. Bragg on
Tuesday. Liabilities $4,000; assets
$4,000. The preferred creditors art
Schmidt Il Zeigler, and Mrs. A. &
Tebo, Of New Orleans, and Mrs. i. V,
Garrard, OF this place. The failure
was a surprise, AS the firm has Away
been looked upon as doing u flourish
ing business.
Some Of the finest raspberrics sccl
in this section, were gathered on Mon
dav. The bushes are laden will
blossoms and ripe fruit.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-30
Port Of PdSCdQOu|d.
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OFFICE DEM0CRAr-STAR,l
Scranton, Miss, November 80, lS94.l
Report for week ending Nov. %, 1894.
ENTERED.
Nov. %. British barkentine Margarata, Dolb,
from Para, Brazil.
%. Mexican schooner Tres HermanOs, Her
nandez, from Campeche, Mexico.
70. American schooner Eleanor, N0ss, from
Kingston, Jamaica.
20. American brig Jennie Hubert, Rodick
from Saga LaGrande, Cuba.
CLEARED.
Nov. 81. American schooner Abbie II. Green
by Adams 4 Jimenis, for Caibarien, witt
230,353 feet of lumber, valued at s 1885.
%. American schooner Mile Williams, by
W. Denny 4 Co., for Vera Cruz, Mexico
with LOG, 1888 feet Of lumber, valued at 1888
%. British bark Sumatra, by Hunter, Benz
l. Co., for Monievideo, with ISL ,llS feet o.
lumber, valued ut $5,8ll.
%. British bark Edmonton, BY Paterson
Downing 4 Co., for Liverpool, with 22,054
feet of lumber, valued at $3.50 437, 53;
feet Of sawn timber, valued at $3,842; ST.
377 cubic feet Of hewn timber, valued al
$4,000.
26. Norwegian bark Luna, BY WINS. Keysel
4 Co., for Goois Docks, England, with
66i 40 feet OF lumber, valued at $S,423.
20. American schooner Anna NJ. Stammer, BY
l.. n. Dantzler Lumber Co., for Havana
with 56O, lao feet of lumber, val. at $3,23S
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-30

On Monday, Goth Inst, the regular
fall term of the circuit court In and
for the county Of Jackson, begun and
was held at the court house, Scran-
ton, Judge A. G. Mayors, presiding,
Hon, James II. Neville, District At
tOrney, Mr.. Irving P. Delmas and
Walter Denny, IT., acting as clerks in
the absence OF Hon. Walter M. Denny,
Mr.. Frank H. Lewis, sheriff.
Judge Mayors charge to the grand
jury was very short, not consuming
more than ten minutes. He thought
it was entirely unnecessary to worry
the jlry with rehearsing details that
their own knowledge and common
sense made them familiar with, as for
instance, he did not charge the Jury
as to such ofYenses as murder, burgla-
ry, arson, etc, but specially called
their attention to illegal assess
| ments; white-capism, etc.
As we put the DEMOCRAT.STAR to
press this Thursday EVENING" the fol-
lowing cases have been disposed:
F.C. Turner & Co. VS.. Mrs. Lucretla
Defendants 60 days to plead.
Nancy j. Walker VS.. L. N. DaDtzler
Lumber Co. Continued.
Scate for use of d. G. POsey VS.. ]. A.
Miller. Dismissed at defendants cost.
S. r. Thompson vs.. W. ]. Taylor.
Turv n nJ yarItnf for plntOfin
}. P. Smith vs.. Joe Brooks. Con.
tinued.
James B. Drake vs.. S. S. Henry.
Jury and verdict for plaintiff.
NJ. A. Dees vs.. jackson county.
Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
VIM. Martin vs.. j. r. Wilmington,
J. NJ. Breland, garnisllee. Continued
by consent.
Scranton State. Bank vs.. G. A..
G%riener, ct ais. Defendants have leave
to file additional pleas.
State VS.. Anderson Campbell. Muir.
der. Defendant arraigned and plead
not guilty. Special venire Of 30 jurors
ordered to try same on Thursday even.
ing, 10Th inst.
Jno. H. Turner VS.. Mrs. Mary
Myers. Jury and verdict for defend.
ant.
State vs.. r. II. Page and Elvlra
Ely. Jury and verdict not guilty.
State vs.. M. A. Dees. Continued.
State VS.. Jerry Cook Attachment
for j. II. Miller and VIM. Alexander,
defendants witnesses.
State vs.. Sampson Finch. COntih-
ued.
State vs.. Sampson Finch. Contin.
ucd.
State vs.. John Tanner. Pleads
guilty.
State vs.. Cam Marshall. Jury and
verdict guilty.
State vs.. Chas. Mathews. Burglary.
Plead guilty.
State W. Albert Young. Nolle pros,
State vs.. Jerry Cook. L. M. Lud'
wigson required to furnish 1900 homo
to appear at next term ~ State wit
ness.
State VS.. Irwin Batson. Jury ant
verdict Of guilty. Valued the watch o
SIS.
Kila Platt vs.. rascagoula Lumbe
Co. Continued.
G. THRIVING Us. s. S. Horny. Judge
nHnt by default.
Court will continue next week Il
order to try the white cap cases fr0r
Vancleave and Basin.
Nine indictments already reported
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-30
BUSINESS LOCALS.

DeJean s. Mitchell are in the lead
.o nry Goods Nations ntS

DeJean s. Mitchell are in the lead
on Dry Goods, Notions, etc.
Just received a fine lot Of Ladies'
and Childrcn's Shoes at G. NELSON'S.
If you want frst-class goods cheap,
20 to DeJean & Mitchell's. go
Don't forget that Roberts 4 March
still hold the fort on Cheap Goods;
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Ship Chandlery, Hardware, ETC., can
be had cheap by calling on DeJean &
Mitchell.
Smoke New Orleans States Cigars.
They are handmade and imported
tobacco.
SHOES, SHOES. If there's a house
in town where you can get what you
need in this line it is at W. NJ.
CANTY'S.
Tinware, Crockery, Feed, Paints,
etc, are sold at the lowest possible
prices by DeJean & Mitchell.
The best sc cigar on the market to.
day is tho New Orleans Daily States.
Ask your dealer for them.
Candy, Mince Meat, Cranberries,
Pigs feet, Sour KrOut, Citr0n, Dried
Fruit, and all other nice things at
W. NJ. CANTY'S.
G. Nelson's is the place to get your
choice Ladies' Fine Wraps Of all de-
scription and the latest style-also a
fine supply OF Wooden Dress Goods.
he in town early on Thursday, Dec.
9Th. Don't miss the grand free street
parade OF Col. Halls circus. Bring
the children to See "Queen," the big
elephant and her tiny baby, only ~
months old.
Gentlemen, when you are through
serving your country on the jury, or
the Judge Is through with you, don't
leave town until you have visited the
store Of W. M. CAVITY and see what
lie can do for you, whether you buy OF
not.
A big day for Scranton-Thursday
Dec. 9Th, Ia the date Of the appear.
ance of Col. Halls Great Eastern Raj
Road Shows. This Is the first big
show to ever exhibit In this town and
should attract large crowds. Excur'
sion trains will be run on that day
from all the surrounding towns. :Th.
street parade takes place at IL o'clocI
and the balloon ascension In the after
noon. The show will give two per
fOrmances here, afternoon at 2, ant
evening at 8. Doors open. one llOu
earlier for the inspection OF the AMI
J NAL and museum departments.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-30


DR.. +. r. Bragg visited Scranton on
Monday.
DR.. Dan Newcomb vas In atten-
dance on court Tuesday.
Mr.. W. G. Vancleave Is attending
court at Scranton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Garrard spent
several days in New Orleans last
week. :, . 81 ..tyr D..
Mrs. Shanahan and family areW--
cupying their new home on Washing
ton Avenue.
The we'll placed by the ftremen next
totheir hall has been c0Mpleted,an is
considered a good thing.
Major Tlios. W. Grayson has COM
pleted his cottage, and itnow presents
IA very handsome appearance.
Rev. f. T. Brcland will preach his
farewell sermon at the Methodist
church here next Sunday. - .
Divine services will be held at. tile
Episcopal church On Sunday next,
Rev. Mr.. Ayers officiating. Sunday
school at 9:30,, So. ~ d.
Mrs. r. B. Lynd and her handsom,
sou, Mr.. Robert Lynd, of New Or
leans. spent several days here Us guest
ut Lyndhurst.
The primary election for municipa
officers passed of very quietly. TIL
, successful candidates were: Mayor
Judge J. B.. W~igginton;3 Treasurer
E. S. Davis; Marshal, G! III. Tardy
Alderman at large, George +. ArndI
Aforementioned !, Z. Pabst; Ward
r II. Mil; Ward 3, L. Westbrook; War
!, H.. F. Russell.
!. There will be a meeting Of the Gem
!, terry Association of Ocean Springs
!. the NJ. L. Church Tuesday, Decen
Der 4, at three o'clock p. IN. Evel
member, and all others who are int
ested, are urged to be present.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-30

The baseball boys who were indict-
ed ut the spring term Of the circuit
court for playing baseball on Sunday
plead guilty ut this term Of the court
and were fined one cent and costs,
which amounted to about 81 each.
The boys seemed very %pcnitent, and
promise never to violate the Sunday
law again. Now bOys.q quit smOkingci-
garettes, drinking red liquor, hunting
and fishing on Sunday and other dev-
ilment and you may grow up to De
good useful citizens. .3,loI fa
We notice considerable improve.
ment OF various kind going on IN
town.
The grand Jury emrpaneled at this term Of
the Circuit Court Is Ane body Of represent
tative men Of Jackson county with Mo u.
c. Herring as foreman. The twenty men
composing the Jury compares favorAbly with
former grand jurfes Of the cotbtt. - -
Some one entered Mr.. L. D. Hcrrick's chick
en- house on Monday night and relieved him
Of eight nice fowls. On, the sang, night ye
editor was relieved Of seventeen nice hens
which furnished him fruit FORMS table. >
The iron for the Moss Point and psacasoula
railroad has arrived, and the, Y9rk Of laying
the track will be pushed y rapidly as
possible.
The quarantine ~fumigating barge Zamora
has been:taken to Council . GH's ship yard
and will be hauled cut for repairs.
The American schooner Eleaaor. Of Pssca.
goula, is at Frentz's ship yard, and will be
hauled o u for repairs. a...
Mr.. NJ. g. Feore has had . neat sisn painted
on his store front.
The football craze has not struck Scranton
yet. ..-c ,,
Both the ship yards have VII the work OF
hand they can attend to. r .
The board Of supervisors meets mex
Monday. F "-.- '
Rev. DO. Byers will preach In the Prcsby
terrain church Sunday. Allcordially invited
The water has been very low In tho rive
for some time. VS. "t
Mr.. J. L, Ostrom has gone to Crowley, La.
hunting work.
The crowd In attendance on court this wecl
IL much larger than usual on such occa sion,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-30
Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.
Moss Point Secret Societies.

y. d A. NJ. Paseagoula Lodge No. ZOE,
meets every third Saturday in each
month. J. X. Mcleod. W. NJ; e. IL.
Wood, Secretary.
Chapter No. l05, meets every second
Saturday m each month. u. l.. Howe,
II. p; Z. II. Wood. Secretary.
Gulf Lodge No, 2484, Knights of Honor.
meets second aud fourth Saturday nights
in each month. w. Fred Herrin. Dicta'
tor.
Moss Point Lodge No. III. I. 0. o. +
merrs every Monday night al X. OF II
hall. c. W. Garner, n. g.; C. NJ Farley
Secretary.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-30
Churches.

METHODIsT-Rev. T. W. Adams. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-nieeting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsBYrERiAN-Rcv. d. D. Bycrs. pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. prayer-meeting
every Wednesday night.
BAPTIsr-Eid. l.. N. Brock, pastor. Preach
ing every first and third Sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
NORTH SIDE. SALEM. +. Bynum. pastor.
Preaching every second and fourth Sundays
Sunday School $3.50 "a. M, DIR. Il. \. Duke
Superintendent.