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The RENT WAS NOT RAISED.
A Woman showed Herself Too smart FOR
Her Landlord.


a Woman showed Herself Too smart roi
Her Landlord.
Thoy mot In o street car. aud tho wo
man with q golf capo remarked,
II SEQ you still h1vo the samo house. d
"NCs, and no tho Same rent " romart.
cd tho woman with tho ostrich boa.
"But 1 thought your landlord bad
decided 10 raise itf'
'ilo did. but somehow didn't OK.
poet 20 move, though Tom eavo up tho
house 90 once You see. 1 really can,
afford to havo any moro bgic.n.hrao
lmahcd in moving wagons Two lm,
enough already TO stock a department,
store"
$50 yoa have decided not 90 movof"
mot quite, dear. You Zee. told tho
landlord that was sorry 90 move. but
we really couldn't afford higher ront
aud that l myself would GLADLY show
Tho house TO intending tenants. Thou
ltot ovory room IN order and waited I"
"Woll."
"Woll, ! really thought that tho first
woman that came would tnko a. /
praised tho closets and told hor what
swell noighbors wo had and
But l thought you didn't want
to-
mo, dear. but just a. sho was loav.
ing l casually mentioned tho fact that
two persons had died Of typhoid foyer
IN tho next house above and ono two
doors below. She seemed somewhat ag.
itatod, and when called out tho land.
lords address after hor she didn't soom
much interested "
"But, Maggie, you know that was"-
'Somo timo ago? Yes, but never
could remember dates, and tho people
did die.
"Woll. did sho"-
Mover wont noar Tho bedrooms
wcro too small for tho next people, and
tho noXt ones were delighted, but thought
the rcnt rather dear Then remarked
that Immediately after luncheon 1 Ia.
tundod to run around and engage that
lovely little house In tho noxt square at
a lower rent They carolossly asked
which house. and noticed that they
turned that corner.
"Iiow could your Well. did sho"-
NNitf gNA hNNMf u was cheaper, ]
and II they had taken our house l should |
have been Obliged 90 rent that, for IL |
was near enough ohayo my bric.a. brac |
carried.
Your landlord told mo that Swell. |
styles intended 10 take Il. "
'Ihoy did, but after Mrs. swollstylos |
md l had COMO over 10 / said, Your |
children oil look 80 healthy that think !
the house will just suit You, but mine
you know, arc rather delicate, and the !
least hint OF tcwug gas alarms uA' sho
turned pale, aud l know 10 once that
not oven tho pnrlur mantol would IN.
duco hCr 60 take It,"
"And tho landlordf"
"Oh, ho cauo around that ovonins
and said that as wow oro such good ton.
ants ho had decided not TO raise thoront
Tom was TO urpdsod."
No wonder" gispcd hor friend.
This Is our stopping place. Como aud
have Q cream soda. liecl faint. Chi.
eago Tribune.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

MoIlCE ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT TuE
~ annual meeting OF tho stockholders OF
S.all la.o Rapid Transit Company, tho Fact
hulon ,iltrt halfway Company, aud tho Pop
btItoh l'ato 1ul Fort Douglas Rapid Transit
company VIII DO held At the COmpany'a
once IN .eaonA block" SAT- Lake Guy, Utah,
on lhuIsuAy, January 10Th, 1855. pt o'clock
p m' Y, u, JACK,
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Notes

A marriage license was isfued 10
Ofris i. Odsll, 81, Of Ffanklin, Idaho,
aud Mlss Lotiie NJ. Baker, Of Levin.
ton, Utah.
Ella Gray obtained Judgment by de-
fault In the Fourth district court againel
J. n. Bal tine OF al for 80 3l2 ptiuoi.
pal and Interest, 1891 attorneys iCes,
and sl7.2l taxes paid on property. Ia
tue district court a motion was made
& have execution In this case stayed
until January 10, and the execution
recalled. Tue motion was denied.
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ESTATES.
LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed. should con.
suit Chas. w. S,aynsr. He has just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice in tho General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
Observation-Disclosures Building, Salt Lake
City.
Correspondence selected. Send
stamped envelope Tor reply.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Monarch Mining Company
rrlnalpnl once. Ban La.e c!lr. utah.


Principal onico, salt Laso CITY. Utah.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting " tho board ~ directors, hold
on Inc 30 DAY OF November 1894. au assessment
~ three mills per share was levied ON the cant.
hl stock OF tho cnmpnny, payable immc.
diltGlY 20 james Mouat, secretary and troaT.
urgr, NO, 3 West, tirat South ~. oct, salt
L1kc Ciiy, Jtah, Any stock upon which anid
AaHnaaueul bhall remain unpaid on the ird day
ui Fcccmhrr, 1914 snail become dolluuunlt
aud adNcruscd Cor SAFE Hnd uulcaB paymeutIs
made before, Will be- sold at public auction. on
JHugufy O., 1888, at O'Clock u Co... at tho afors.
snll onl0u % pay tho delinquent assessment,
together Win costs OF advertising and oNncna,
90 OF sale, by order Of the boar of directors.
JAMES MOffAT.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Tho iiuo Of payment OF tho above assess.
mont a hereby extended uuu Jan. 8. ISIS.
by order OF tic Board of piroctofs.
JANIS MOFFAT,
Company
Dec. 3, 1874.
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NOTICE
In the Probate Court M and tor SAT- Lax
County Territory Of Ulah.

IN tue Probate Court M ana Tor halt Lake
County, Territory Of Ulah.
10 tho matter Of the estate OF Martin Andcr.
son, deceased,
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Aniers Anderson, executor Of The last
viii anu tg1tamuut OF Martin Anderson, DC.
ceased, h1s rendered for settlement, ana dlpd
ln lall court, hiH nual account OF bis admins.
lrhu1u ot SAID estate aud petition for nnal dis.
.tNuNuu on tho residue % said estate among
tho persons entitled thereto, and that Tuesday,
w hlh day ut January a. D.. 1888, az 10
tl''k "a, no., &C the caurt room Of said court,
!h lNe County Court House, salt Lake CITY and
County, Utah Territory. has been duly OPP
pointed by tho Judge of said court, for tie
retirement Of Haii account aud hearing said
ptuA1n for distribution, at which umo and
place any uorson Interested In said estate may
appear aud show cause, Il any there be. why
relu account should not DO settled ana ap.
ior
Dated December 18th, A. d. 1901
n. v. MRLOY,
Clerk OF Probate Court.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

North Point Contoliiatci Irrigation Company.
L0uct'on u once and Principal Place Of Busl.
urHH-tuilun Hotel, Wet second south
street. salt Lake City, UlAh.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ alta meeting or the Hoard OF Directors,
held on tho lltn day 81 November, isyi, assraf.
ment No. ~, OF ak and half per cunt. or Is
cents ucr share, WIS levied on tho capital
Stock o. tho corporation, payable on saturday
December Tt, l-it, TO the secretary, AZ tho
gflcc Of Che company. Room o., Cullen Hotel
West second south street. salt Lake CITY, Utah
Territory. Any stock upon which this hslcsa.
meni may remain uupad on tho JiHt day Of
december, lsat will DO delinquent and ndver,
tlaci for sale at public auction, and unlras
fhYmfnt T. made before, Will DO sold ON tho
son day OF January, ,l' 10 pay the delinquent
ASSIGNMENT, together with cost OF advertising
and expense OF sale.
ARTHUR PARSONS.
Secretary
Room o., Cullen Hotel, or once or y. D. MI,
salt Lake CITY, Utah, November 2lat, is9i'
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
last Chance Mining Company.


1TT7-TT0T UNIV wv T7IIT VTTT8 TTNH9
NOTICE Is iEREUN GIVEN THAT At
~ meeting OF the board OF directors, held
nn the ii'h uay ~ November. i-lt, An assessment
ni two cents per share was levied on the capl-
tAl Htock Of mo company, payable ! immus
dlatCly 20 d, r. Anderson, secretary, 81 Main
street, damrH spencer hhtumuuCo't unlrulHalt
Lake CITY, Uuh. Any stock upon which Haid
assessment huIl remain unpaid on tho euth day
NJ urccmbor 1874, shall become delinquent
ana advertised Tor sale and unless payment IA
made before Will be sold 10 public auctiou, on
January l0th,lhi3 az o'clock I,m,at the nfuru.
Haid ofico 20 pay tho delinquent assessment,
together with cost OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. by order " tho board 81 directura
AZ. A. ANDERSON,
secretary.
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OGDEN.
IN the officers Hands.

An Of the personal property Of the
E5/alt Lake and Ogden Gas and Electric
flight Go. was levied on by Deputy
United States Marshal EXum on Tues.
day evening, under an attachment
Issued under n judgment recently Oh
tanned by the Utah National bank
against the company fofsl6.0OO. Dep.
uly Marshals Cook and Davis went
down to Salt Lake yesterday 10 levy
on the personal property belonging 10
the company there.
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Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds
Of Metallic Wood and Cloth Covered
Conins and Caskots.
FUN limo OF Coffin Furnishings kop,
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph orders
promptly nllod.
opon Day aud y light.
Factory and warorooma No. 253 Z. lat
South, ~ blocks cast OF Theator.
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And 30 accordance with law and the order OF
the board ut directors made on tho fifteenth
day 90 November, 1874, 10 many shares OF each
parcel 81 stock ~ may DO necessary will ha
sod 40 tho Ofllgo OF the secretary, ut Room "
nrscret National hAus building, SAT- Lake
CITY, Utah, ON Thursday tho Third day OF
January 1870, al a. O'clock m, TO pay the de.
liuQuent assessment together with Iho costs or
advertising and expense OF sale.
ISAAC JENNINGS, Secretary.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent, Nouce-tho Grizzly Mining
Company.
Location Of Principal Pace Of BCslneia sall
LAKE CITY, Titan,
Location 0f WORKS. White Pln0 Co, Nevada.
NOTICE - THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tho following described stock on
account ~ hsstsHmHnt lusled on the llth dav
OF november, 1874, the several amounts sat
oppoaie the names OF tie respective share,
holugra 40 iulloWss
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sTRAYED or STOLEN.

TNROM THE REAR or CLARK FL.
II dtcdgo tompany'a Store, Ia this city, on
The night Of tho luth inst a large white mare
mulo. Any person giving Information that
Will lead 20 IT. recovery To Joua iuulBen, OF
hluh bale, or 20 Angus 81. Cannon, OF this
city, Will DO rewarded,
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tho ntuo pn. Il am going 70 ina you
something for o frock" Asho spoke no
went to o drawer, opened st. took out
biz own FIRST consul's coat and placed 10
ovor tho child's shoulders, saying, with
a laugh, Here, this IS for you. DO Con.
oral Bertrand preserved this gift with
the greatest caro-. and it was from Mma
Thayer that the PRINCES lato father in.
h1ritci it by her boqucst London
Culver.
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Hogs do not cut their back tooth till
after they sro full grown. Like human
beings, they hlyo wisdom teeth. Whom
O. young HOG mouth seems s1ro. 10 Is
probably from tho cutting ai now tooth
40 this time Do thoro be- plenty Of salt
and ashes fur the animal 90 get It, Mix
cracklings with soft ground feed and
give that TO tho pig tina. ia getting it,
teoth
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DURsuANr TO Az ORDER or SAID
n court IN Hui matter. notice b. hereby
given thatWcduosday, the Goth day Of december
A,n,, 1884, az 40 o'clock am, ut tho County
Court House "a SAT- lake city, Utah Territory,
in tho court room fof said court, hAs been
appointed the umO and place for the hearing
ni n petition Of Louis farnfworth and fred
w, Reynolds, praying for tho admission 90
probate OF ccriaiu document herewith Ure.
sCutCd, Uurporuug 10 DO tho last viii and tgHta.
mont Of Annie ". Gays, deceased, when and
where All persons interested may appear and
oppose the probate Of said Will, or thH grant.
ms oi lottcrs documentary TO said petitioners
AZ prayed Tor In said petition,
lu wituuls whereof ] have hCrcuut0 cot my
hand anu Ahaod tho seal or shid
lsgALl court ths sixth day u December,
A, ID. isNL
n. " MELOY,
CLERK OF tho Probate Court.
ny d. JACK, Deputy.
FiANN HOFFMAN, Attorney.
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Joscph hsuonbaCh. plainun ys Daniel
,Ni.nef = duim Alexander, Jennie AItNtn.
w, henla inin etoinman, Isaac HutIor and
ai,.ihuei huugr cu'pnrtnar1 o. Butler Brothers,
higaIy hlcci william stN, IS. Eaeman, iona.
partners a. Wco. stiH ( Compauv. - ~. MOI.
vson' coward Merrill, samuel Merrill and
lNnnlNe a.. Kent co.uaduars o. MOI.
Iaurty and John b. Il. Woodruff.
so-paftneta % y. 8. JAnroY s. Company. H0ct.
,gtd 7uapender Company. D corporation a. H.
/" illAms, A W Ciapp Co, "a corporation. Henry
Neg.tAltef, Jacob IT, Neustadicr David NCus
.tadior. Isaac Oppenhcimcr and siem1ud
atu,hlWauHcr, cu.pariuCra Sc NoustIutur
hi1theFsi and salt Lake Construction Com.
pahy, "a corporation defendants.
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In tho Probate Court DO and for Salt lake
County, Territory of Utah.
In tho matter OF tho osiata OF Annie W.
tlAya, deceased.
Notice Of time and place for tho hearing uf
petition Tor admlasion " probate
OF Will,
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FOR A FEW CENTS ANY PERSON
CAN OBTAIN A SUPPLY TO SEND
ABROAD TO FRIENDS. AND THESE
SILENT MESSENGERS FREQUENTLY
PREACH THE GOSPEL AS EFFEcTU-
ALLY AS MISSIONARIES. TRY 1T
BY BUYING SOME AND MAILING
TO YOUR FRIENDS ABROAD.
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pnlel salt LnLa ~. ne,omltsfl Nh. III l.lI.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-03-23

III the matter of the administration of
the estate Of London D. Farley, dcccas.
cd.
by virtue of AMI holity vested in me BY
u decree of the honorable Chnncrry court
of Jackson cnnntv, Mississippi rendered
at tho February, 1894. term thereof, in
the above stated matter, will on
Monday, the 7M day Of May, 1894.
at the front door of the court house, in
the town of Scranton, within legal hours
offer for safe at public oulcry to the high
est bidder Tor cash the following dcscrib-
cd property, tO-wit:
That certain tract or parcel of land,
situated in the town of Scranton, known
AZ tho Harry Martin lot being lot 68 in
Rene krcbs tract. as per map or plan of
said lands Of record in book No. 3. puy.
23G l-2 of the record of deeds of said cOlin
ty.
Also that other tract or parcel of land
sit uated IN the town of Scranton, known
as lot No. 40 of the Valentine Drnlas
tract of land rs per record Of survey,
book No. 2, page 7} of the record OF deeds
of said county.
SAID lot TO he sold free from incIm-
herance, being part Of the lands Of the es-
tate OF London ID. Farley, deceased.
This the 10Th day of March, 1894.
JOHN JAMES, Administrator.
March ~, 1894. cit
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-03-23

In his recent pension speech, Repre-
sentative Enloc, of Tennessee, re-
marked
"lt does not make any difference
whether | was old enough to be IA sol
dier or not that does not prevent me
from being old enough now to do JUS
tice by the soldiers and by the tax
payers Of this country, aud that is
what we are all sworn to do in our of.
fetal capacity here. Ever since
have been in this House | have said
repeatedly on different occasions, that
| was in favor of granting a pension
to every soldier in this country who
was honestly entitled to it. l have
never attempted to prevent that be-
Ing done. | have. however, at all
times insisted that it was a wrong to
the taxpayers and a wrong to the SOL
dier for Il representative to give his
consent that any mans name should
be borne upon the pension rolls who
is not honestly and legitimatcly enti-
tied to pension. occupy that pO-
sition to-day. That is the position of
the Democratic party; 1t is the posi-
tion of the commissioners of pensions ;
and care not what those say who
speak In dctraction of him, it is the
position of the President OF the Uni
ted States"
Admirably said. How contcmpti-
BILE by contrast seems the bcllOwinge
OF the Republican members because
the administration is trying to purgs
the roll of unworthy pensioners.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-03-23
New Registration Law.

An ACT entitled an act to amend sections 3Gl 2
and 36l5 Of the Annotated Code of Missis-
sippi in reference to the reg gistration OF
electors.
Section |. (36l2) Be it enacted by the Iegis-
laturc of the State of Mississippi, That sections
36l2 and 36l5 of the Annotated Code of Missis
sippi, be and the same is hereby amended so as
to read as follows (36l2)-A person shall not
be entitled to vote at any election who has not
been duly registered four months before Offer
ing to vote and who has not paid all taxes
which have been legally required of him, and
which he has had an opportunity Of paving
according to law, for the two preceding years,
on or before the first day of February of the
year in which he offers to vote.
Sec. 2. (SGl5)-That the registrar shall keep
his books open at his Office and shall register
the electors of his county at any time, but in
the year of every general election, and not less
than four months before said election the reg
istrar shall visit and spend one whole day at
each voting precinct in his county, for the pur
pone of registering voters after having given
notice by publication for three consecutive
weeks of the times and places of such visits.
Sec. 3. That this act take effect and be in
force from and afterts passage.
Approved February 10, 1874.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-03-23
LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. MISS, I
Feb. II, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to mike committed final pruof
IN support Of his claim, and that said
proof will he made before tho Circuit
Clerk OF Jackson county, at Scranton,
Miss, on March 80, 1894, viz:
Peter Farley, Homestead No. IA 225,
for the WI. set and e} sw4. sec. Is, town.
ship 2 south, range 2 west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon aud
cultivation OF said land, viz:
Mallad Nixon, Wesley Rogers, Judge
Farley, N. J. Oncal, ull Of Cross Roa du
p. O.. JacksOu county. Miss
ROBERT L. WILSON, Register.
Feb. IL. 1894. 52--6t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-03-23
AdlllinislralOr's A Sale.

The undersigned, administrator Of the
estate Of Mrs, Elisha Lyons, will, on the
First Mondnyin May. 1894,
at the door 0f thu court house Of Jack.
son county, Miss. between legal hours,
sell at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash tho following lands aud i'm
prOvcMents thereon in Jackson county.
mississippi, aud described as follows. tn
wit: That certain lot of land in the
town of East Pascagmla. Miss. known
nv the Landry lot. lWmn,lrl north and
enst hy land lHlonging to the estate of
jackson Mcl4analllun; south by the sea
shore and west by lands Of Maurice
t'niclarl estate p,ing the lot purchased
By Antonio Mnri,mvich trMn W. G. Elder
having one hnnlre,l aud eighty feet
front and running back fonr hundred
feet, recol'led ~ boak |, page BOB Record
ot Deeds Of said Jackson county aud pmr-
chased by Mrs. Elisha Lyons from Anto.
MIA MarinOvich: on the Dbl day Of Nav,
1870, except that portion OF the nlWve do.
scril'ed land sold by said Mis-. Elisha Ly.
o's to kitnmh Mrllett by deed dated
September 0. 1879, and recorded in book
10. pnge 3iS, Record Of Deeds of said
Jackson county.
wM. WEIGH, Administrator.
March III. 1894. Al
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-03-23
DELAYING REFORM.

The Democratic party was placed
in power principally upon the assur-
ance that the tariff would be sp edily
and radically reformed, the Wilson
bill as it passed the House was in the
line Of fulfilling that assurance and
has been so accepted by the people and
agrecably so, but it has become quite
evident that there exists in the Sen
ate plot to betray the cause and that
the men at the head Of it are few
Democrats such as Hill, German aud
Brice. 1t is true the Democratic par
ty is not responsible for the course OF
these Senators, yet it must be admit
ted they are doing an irrcparable in
jury as subsequent elections will prove;
to say the least their actions are of
the greatest disservice to the party
and places it in an unjust light with
so many who are not familiar with
the current events. The Baltimore
Sun discusses the situation as it Oc-
cupies in the Senate, as an army OF
honest voters, eager for genuine tar
iff reform measure, not destructive
yet firmly progressive, misled, baked
and betrayed in the Senate by hand
full of deSertcrs who have bowed their
knees to the protectionist Baal and
enlisted in the service of a few of the
m0nopolies created by McKinley's tar
i'll of extortions.
They are playing the party-wreck-
ing role on the old and simple princi-
pie OF log-roling. The sugar, coal,
lumber and other interests are saying
to each other, "You tickle me and |
tickle yOu," land these Senators rep.
resenting them have no regard for the
party's pledges, no Difference for its
declared national policy nor respect
for the six million of honest men who
voted it into power.
Such Is the class to whom Hill be-
longs and such are his methods. The
party must regard him as Il betraycr
and spurn the principles that charac-
teriscs his policy.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-03-23
Assignec's Sale.

C. W. GArNEE, Assignee.
CiAS' D.bEARDsLKE& Co. Court.
BY vrtue Of the authority vested in
me by decree Of the Clancery Court Of
Jackson county, State Of Mississ,Dpi.
made ut the February term of said court.
on the FL day of, said term, ard IN thv
18th day M February, ia04, Minute
Book No., 3, pages ITO and III, l will sell
ut public outcry, to the highest bidder
for cash, IN front Of the G. D. Beardslee
& Co.'S. store house, IN Moss p ONT, Miss.
on the
FIRST Monday, the 2d day Of April,
1894,
within legal hours, the following Aescrib.
ed real estate. as set ont in said decree.
tO-wit: In jackson county. Miss. com.
mencing ut the LOrthu,st corner Of the
lot of John flill, bought from the Pasca.
gOnla Lumber Compan, thence running
north l5o west, twenty three fcet ; thence
west ono hundred feet; thence In a
sOmtherly direction to u stake described
~ the conveyance Of the Psscayoula
Lumler Comvury to r. W. Cowan and
D. Z. Cownn; thence IN au eastcrly d.
rcction along tho line of the lot Of John
Hill, to the place ofbcginniug. Togsth-
er will all imprO, emeMts on the above
described land. G. W, GARNER.
. ,.o. Assignee.
hurch =, 1874. 2.4t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-03-23
SCHOOL NOTICE.

The spring examination OF the PuLlie
School Teachers of Jackson county will
be held at the court house in Scranton,
on Friday and Saturday of each week in
April. the 9Th and 7th, Goth and 2lst for
white teachers and 18th, l4th, 9th and
2sth for cOlursd teachers. Examination
will commence at i O'clock, II. nn., cacl,
day. Applicants for examination ouly
will be admitted.
II. l.. HOW'RE.
Co. Snpt. Public Education, Jackson CO.
March IT, 1oYl. 4.:,t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-03-23

Hon. J. II. Showers, who edits the
Oxford Globe, philosophers as fol-
lows: "Almost every person has two
kinds of friends. One kind that as
sumcS great intimacy and SHOWS un-
der your nose everything unfavorablc
they may hear spoken against you by
your enemies Jobs comf0rters) And
the other kind friends indced), sup
press everything that would make you
unhappy, but call your attention to
all things written or spoken of you
that would make you happy. The
first kind is tolerated tic second
kind is loved.