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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-04-20

Board of Mayor and Aldermen of
Scranton, setting forth the facts in
connection with the late special cleo
ticn. held to ascertain if the citizens
| would authorize the sale OF water from
the artesian well, and, alleging that a
clear majority Of the votes cast, both
legal and doubtful, was against the
sale of water, yet the Board disregard
ing their duty, and in plain violation
of law, with intent to suppress the
public will, cautiously declared the
election void. The petition prays for
a writ of m%andamus to compel the
Board to rescind the order declaring
the election void, and to compel them
to declare the result as shown by the
returns.
We are indebted to Mr.. G. d. Small
ley, of Grand Bay, Ala, for two quarts
of as large and delicious strawberries
as we have had this season. for which
we tender thanks.
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PERSONAL N GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

is that you ca"
They tried to outset them Sunday
eve.
Mr.. Z. W. Manahan was at home
Tuesday.
Mr.. O. c. C0wan visited the Crescent
city last week.
Mr.. p. f. Blumer visited Mobile last
week on business.
Mr.. Tom NJ. Does, the avengclist,
was at home Sunday.
Miss Fannie Vaughan, of Ocean
Springs, is visiting friends here.
The residence of Mr.. H. X. Denny
on the lake is nearing completion.
Mr.. John Levin, of ~Pascagoula, has
moved with his family to our town.
Miss Zelle Mcdowell, Of Jackson, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. L. Dantz-
Ter.
Capt. John Tarkel, Jr., and wife left
Saturday for New Orleans, their fu-
turc home.
There was a pleasant surprise party
at Capt. E. Castanera's residence
Monday night.
Mr.. Joseph Grlsham, Jr., of Three
Rivers, was in town Tuesday accom-
panied by his wife.
Mrs. Dan NJ. Mayors and little A. g.,
of Biloxi, are on a visit to the family
of Mr.. J. L. Dantzler.
Mrs. Geo. W. Robinson returned
here Thursday after a three weeks
visit to Pensacola.
The schooner Hildegard is loading
this week at the l.. n. D%antzler Lum'
Der Cos mills with l20 600 feet of lum.
Der for Cuba.
There will be IA lawn festival to.
night at the Baptist pastors home,
gwen by the ladies of the church. A
good time is guaranteed to all.
Mr.. Mckay Cowan with his family
have moved into the residence formerly
owned by Lieut.. Gov. NJ. NJ. Evans,
~opposite the residence Of Mr.. L. N.
Dantzler.
Capt. Matt O'Bricn, of New Orlc-
ans, superintendent inspector of steam
vessels, was here Sunday as the guest
of the family of Mr.. A. Bluler. lie
left Monday for Florida.
Mr.. j. NJ. Breland, a prominent
merchant and timber dealer of Bluff
Creek, accompanied by his wife and
son, Master Florian Knox, is visiting
the family of Rev. G. II. Ellis at Els
cntawpa this week.
At the Odd Fellows celebration on
the Goth the following well known
local gentlemen will deliver addresses
on the aims and works of the order
Messrs. r.. W. CUwan, G. NJ. Farley
and Morrison Caldwell.
President John Hill is now engaged
in cleaning up Machpelah cemetery.
He is having the sege grass burned of
and opening the streets between the
lots and otherwise identifying the
grounds. This is one Of the prettiest
cemeteries in the county, and If the
owners of the family lots would pay
little more attention to them it would
still further improve the appearance
of the city of the dead.
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Ordinance No. A..
Eutitled-Fire Limits and Wards,

Entitled-Firc Limits ana Wards
BE II Ordained. BY the Mayor and Board OF
Aldermen Of the Town OF scranton. That me
tire limits of said Town OF Scranton shall ne
rs follows:
That the fire limits OF said town shall be CO.
extensive and of the same limits as the tOwn
OF SCRANTON. and said fire limit, are hebrcy
divided into four fire wards, US follows:
FtHt Ward-tommcncing ut the interscc.-
ton OF PascagOuia street ana the Il. y n.
Railway track. and running south along
t'ascagoula street 10 the town limit; hence
west to the pascagOull river; thence north
along said river to the raj way track, and
enc to the place of beginning. =
SccJ md War GCOmincnc!ng ut the inter
section of the l.. 4 n. Railway track and
| Pasclgoula street to the town limit; thence
| west to the PuscagOula river; thence sout,l
along said river 10 the railway track, and
| thence to the place of beginning.
Third Ward-Commencing at the intersec-
ton of the l.. 4 y. Railway track and Pascal
yuuIa street and running north along Pascal
goula street To the tow limit; thence east
To town limit; thence south to the railway
track. and thence along said track 10 the
place of beginning.
Fourth Ward-tommencing at the inter
section Of the l. s n. Railway track and Pas
cagoula street; running south along fisci-
goula street to town limit; thence east to the
town limit; thence north tO the rail @ty
track. and thence along said truck to the
place Of beginning.
Upon the adoption h. I. Pickett, J. W. ALI
man and $ X. Thompson, voted yea
Minute book, mage Isl.
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OCEAN SPRINGS LOCAL NEWS.

There will soon be a floating bridge
built across Fort Bayou at Francois
ferry, ander the supervision Of the
War Department, there being already
enough funds subscribed to pay for its
construction.
The schooner John J. Driscol ar
rived Wednesday from the enterpris-
ing saw mill OF Mr.. ii. Leinhard,
Handsboro, with % 600 feet OF lumber
for the new store house of Messrs. II.
a. Vancleave Il Son.
Mr.. L. Dalcom, Of Dalcom, La; Mr..
J. b. Eeycr, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
and Messrs. JAS. Lea Mclean aud
j. j. Green, Of New Orleans, are
guests Of the Artesian House.
Maj. Rush Fields, proprietor of the
Revicr House, Chicago, who has been
enjoying Il delightful gulf breezes at
his winter home here for the last few
months, expects TO leave for the windy
city Sunday.
, On Wednesday, April II, 1891, at
the First Presbyterian church, New
Orleans, Mr.. James A. Barbarin and
Miss Adele G. Gillum were united in
the bonds of matrimOny, Rev. b. NJ.
Palmer officiating. The bride is the
lovely and accomplished daughter of
Mrs. Adele S. Gillum, formerly Of this
place.
Mrs. J. NJ. Boyd was the recipient
of a telegram from South Dakota or
Tuesday conveying the sad intelli'
gence of the death Of Rev. Angus Nc
Kinnon in that State. The Reverend
gentleman is pleasantly remembered
by the many friends lie made during
his sojourn in our town the past win
, ter, and regrets are expressed on ever.
. hand at his sudden death.
Mcssrs. r. L. Shannon, of San Fran
cisco, California, and r.. A. Pratt, O
b. Minneapolis, Mimi, accompanied b
their wives, are sojourning here
guests of the Hing house. Thes
gentlemen visited Scranton last Nor
day on a prospecting trip and repor
: themselves as being delighted wit
! the coast and especially the gent;
editor of the DEMOCRAT-STAR,
whom they had the pleasure of payin
> a visit.
J.. Biloxi Royal Arch Chapter U. ID.
and A. NJ. have received their dispcr
sation, ana McSsrs. Z. e. Clement, !
w. Grayson, d. w. Halstead, Geo. "
>, O'Neill and Others from this plaC
expect to go over on the 26th inst. t
assist in peIfecting the organization
> Mr.. Jno. +. Mccormick and Rev. /
l Thompson, of Biloxi, and Mr.. E. ]
" Clements, of Ocean Springs, al
named II. p. King and Scribe respcc
r lively in the dispensation.
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Mr.. j. B. Dyer, representing the
Anchor Portrait Co., Of st. Louis,
has been in town several days deliver
ing enlarged pictures to our citizens.
He has been in a bcligerent mood and
acts like a man from Bitter Creek. lie
was about to brain a man Tuesday on
Delmas Avenue with a four-pound
weight because he did not take the
picture he enlarged for him. lie also
threatened a negro man. The reason
the nan refused the picture was that
It did not look at all like the copy he
furnished him. A warrant was Is.
sued for Dyer to appear before Judge
Chidscy, but he vas discharged. As
long as people will p~atronizc strangers
SO long Will they be- huml uggcd.
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A Card OF Thanks.

Editor Dem ocrat-Star:
Permit me through the columns of
your valuable paper to extend the
gratitude of my heart to the dear
friends of Escatawpa and Moss Point
for their many expressions Of kindness
during the sickness and death OF my
precious old mother, and also to Drs.
Roe and Mcleod for their untiring
efforts to relieve her suffering body,
The prayer of my heart Is that heav'
ems richest benedlctions may rest
upon them here, and hereafter they
may shine as the stars In the hrma'
ment. Yours gratefully,
G.. II. ELLIS.
Escatawpl, Miss, April II. 1894.
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A Correction.

Editor Domocrat-Star:
Your correspondent In writing the
funeral notice of my mother. Mrs
Eliza II. Ellis, which appeared in youl
issue of April 18th, says: 1.-THE
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. II. W. Adams" 1t should have
been by Rcvs. r. w. Adams and }. ii,
Holland, as both of these ministers
oficiated In the services. Please cor
rect, as | think it due Brother HOl
land. Yours very truly,
G.. II. ELLIS.
Escatawpa, Miss, April, Is, 1891.
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Moss Point Secret Societies.

+. 4 A. NJ. P~ascagoula Lod sc No. 202.
meets every third Saturday in each
month. J.. X. Mcleod. W. NJ; e. ii.
Wood, Secretary.
Chapter No. l0o, meets every sceond
Saturday IN each month. u. l.. Howe,
II. P.;C. II. Wood. Secretary.
Gulf Lodge No, 24s4. Knights of Honor,
meets second and fourth Saturday nj gifts
in each mouth. W. Fred Herrin. Dicta-
tor.
Moss Point Lodge No. III. I. o. +,
meets every Monday night at X. of II
hall. ID. +. Morris, N. &; AT. Dautz
Ter. Secretary.
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Ordinance No. 10.

EntItled-Fire Marshal and his Duties.
Be 1t Ordained. BY the Mayor and Board
OF Aldermen OF the Town OF scranton. That
the Fire Marshal shall have power to remove
and keep away from the vicinity OF any fire
ali idle and suspicious persons lurking near
the same. and 10 compel any person present
to aid In the extinguishment OF such fire. or
the preservation OF property exposed to the
danger OF the same. and IN preventing goods
resisting or refusing to obey the said Fire
Marshal In executing this Ordinance shall he
guilty Of Il misdemeanor. and ON conviction
shall be fined not less that - nor more than
thirty days, or both
Upon adoption. b. +. Pickett, J. W. Altman
and $. Il. THOMPSON voted .yea."
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At the canning factory meeting
Wednesday evening it was found that
the necessary amount Of stock had
not been subscribed, whercupon
Messrs. L d.. Herrick, W. j. Il.
Gerard and +. II. Lewis were added
to the committee to make further can
vass of the county for subscription
of stock. The meeting adjourned to
Wednesday night, April %, 7:30 p. m.
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INDIVIDUAL AVERAGE.
4 Big Land Sale.

The following important real estate
transfer was made here last Tuesday
Messrs. J.. c. OrrcIl, G. G. Orrcll and
p. II. Orrell to Messrs. II. c. Luce 4
Son, of Basin, Miss, 50lO acres of
land in Jackson county for $40 $50
cash. Messrs. r. c. Luce & Son will
ut once commence the construction
of tram road through this
and other lands to interscct the
river at Plum Bluff, with capacity for
putting 10 600 feet Of los per annum
on the market.
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Ordinance No. i6.

BE it ordained by the Board of MAYOR and
Aldermen of the town of Scranton, That any
animal found dead or any article or thing that
may be in a state of putrefac,ion, thereby Gre
ating a stencil against the health and comfort
of the said town, shall be Immediately removed
beyond the limits Of the town by the owner,
agent or occupant thereof failing or refusing
to do So shall upon conviction be fined IN the
snm of not to exceed ten dollars. For the reason
of benefit To the health of the town, this ordi-
nance Shall take effect from and after its pas
sage. D.. T. Pickett, j. W. Altman, W. NJ.
CAVITY and $. r. Thompson voted yea" on the
adoption.
Approved this the Sd day Of April, 1894.
N. c. ALTMAN, Mayor.
$. r. THOMPSON, Clerk.
April &, 1894. 7-3t
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She's gone for good, boys.

She's gone for good, boys.
What delightful spring weather!
Mr.. NJ. Primo, OF New Orleans, was
here last Wednesday.
The Meyer hotel is getting a fine
run Of transient custom.
Picnics and sailing parties are all
the go here.
Maj. +. NJ. Weed paid a flying visit
to Bay st. Louis on Wednesday.
Mr.. c. Lang, of New Orleans, has
commenced building on Calhoun ave-
nue..
A swell colored wedding took place
here Tuesday night at the Methodist
church.
Mr.. a. G.. Tebo, OF New Orleans,
visited his summer home here this
We k.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. NJ. ID.
Russell entertained a party Of eight
at Il tea party.
Mr.. Frank Bush fell from a wharf
on Tuesday and severely injured his
shoulder blade.
Miss. Kate Barnett, of Moss Point
visited Mrs. Geo. W. O'Ncill for 8
few days last week.
Mr.. Walter II. Bransford. has beer
quite SICK at the residence of hi
/. uncle, Col. w. r. Snyder.
) Mrs. J.. Bagley, of San Francisco
Cal, is visiting her sister, Mrs. a. A
Staples, on Back bay.
DIR. NJ. c. Vaughan, Il dentist
visited Scranton and Moss PSHnt thi
n week on professional business.
Y Col. +. A. Weed and wife and MI
John Weed left on a pleasure visit t
San Francisco, California, last Frida.
Mr.. Ross Switzer returned from til
pass" the first Of the week. He say
g Ocean Springs is good enough for hin
Mr.. Tom Price, of Biloxi, reprcsen
up ing the Equitable Life Insurance CO
. of New York, was in town this wcel
The many friends Of Rev. Father 4
Won Waesbcrg congratulated him o
his birthday anniversary last Tue
ID day.
o. The cornet band sercnaded our Re
X rescntative, Hon. Geo, w. Davi
Tuesday, it being his birthday ann
L. yersary.
Of Judge aud Mrs. j. b. Wiggint(
have gone on a visit to the Judge
brother-in-law, Mr.. /. Burch, at Fa
cite, Miss.
Mr.. Dave Baker, Of Wisconsin, h;
=, completed his new residence on Port
avenue, and has with his family take
possession.
= Mrs. f. r. Hart and children, aftt
. spending the winter here, guests
Maj. f. NJ. Weeds family, left Fl
nv New York city last Tuesday.
at The youths dramatic club gave
rt entertainment at the residence
ed Mrs. +. Wolff Wed ncSday nigl
ny Quite a nice crowd were present a
he everything passed off pleasantly. Lo
H. of Strawberries and cream were serve
Mrs. r. A. Nancleave, Jr., and h
he baby, Master Adrian Edwards, a
spending two weeks with her hu
bands parents, Col. and Mrs. Il.
NDncltavp.
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Ordinance No. 50.

Entitled-Dangerous Buildings.
De 1t Ordained. BY the Mayor and board OF
Aldermen Of the Town of Scranton. That no
building shall be erected or constructed with
I'm the fire limits Of the own that may be
dangerous. Injurious or offensive to the In
habitants Of the town. Any person erecting
or constructing such II building shall be gull.
~ of u m~isdemcanor, and on con victiOn shall
or he Imprisoned thirty days, or both.
Upon adoption. y. +. Pickett. J. W. Altman
and :. Il. Thomson voted yea"
Minute book. page 187.
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Ordinance No. s..

An Ordinance to assist TO maintain an
efficient Fire Department in the town
ot Ocean Springs.
BE il ordained. by the Mayor ami Boarl
of Aldermen ofthe town of Ocean Springs
That for the purpose of assisting in main.
tanning an efficient Fire Department, the
sun of sixty dollars is hereby appropria-
ted and ordered to be paid 10 Ocean
Springs Mse Company No |, and thu
sum Of thirty dollars to Volunteer Hook
ana Ladder Co. No. l, for the year of l>9i
ID. d. COWAN, Mayor.
A tlnc copy.
A. V. R~osAMBEAU, Town Clerk.
Mulrh Or lslI h-lt
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NO.! For BirMingham.

The L. & n. r. r. Co. will sell ROUND
trip tickets. at one fare, to Birming
ham, Ala, account reunion OF eX
Confederate Veterans, April 1925
Tickets on sale April % to q inclu
sive, limited to Is days from date o.
| sale.
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Ordinance No. 4S.

Entitled-Flre Alarm.
BE II Ordained, by the Mayor and Board OF
Aldermen Of the Town of scranton. That an
alarm Of fire will be sounded from the fire
belfry by u continues ringing. and then by
taps designating the fire ward where the fire
Is: One tap for ward number one; two taps
for ward number two; three taps for ward
number three; four taps for ward number
four.
Upon the adoption Of Ordinance No AZ, b.
+. Pickett, J. W Altman and $. x. Thompson
voted yea"
Minute book, pages 1856 and 1871.
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l'Ostuflice and Mails.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAIL

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
From Scrdptcn--Arrives ut go an. and
lila D. m. and $50 p III. Departs at
10 a. NJ; l:t5 p. III. and 4:45 p. m.
LeakesriHe EOnte---Arrivcs every day
except Sunday at ll:i0 IL. IN. Departs
$ ime day at ! p. m.
+. i. CASTANERA. P. NJ.
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Moss POINT DEPARTMENT..
One Of the Results.

Editor Democrat-Star
In January, 1893, this place was
crowded with strange or transient
negroes, seeking employment and
crowding u native or resident labor
ers out Of their situations. Nine
tenths of these transient men were Of
the criminal classes.
In one short year, by operation OF
the road and convict contract, most
all this class had fled the country, and
were known only on my delinquent
roll, and in January, 1894, our resident
labOrers had no competition. 1t Is
now just three months since the con-
tract was interfered with, and this
beat is literally alive with strange
negroes, any OF whom are willing to
work just for their board. Our streets
and mills are crowded with strange
faces, each INC OF whom is ready to-
shoot crap or supplant a resident
laborer Of his situation.
M. A. DEES.
Moss Point Miss Anril II 1901
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Ordinance No. 81.

Entitled False Alarm.
De II Ordained, BY the Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen Of the Town OF Scranton, That any
person who shall give q false alarm Of fire
Shall be guilty of u misdemeanor, and on con-
vlctiOm shall bc fined not less than " or not
than five days. or both.
Upon adoption, Il. y. Pickett. J. W. Altman
andS. X. Thompson voted yea"
Minute book. page lSs.
Approved. N. q. ALTMAN,
1. X. THOMPSON, Town Clerk. Mayor
April 8. 1871.
April u 1904 Sy
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss,
Nu,cL Jn t2u2 {

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS, I
March %, lS93.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before tho Circuit Clerk OF irecne
comfy, at Lcakesville, Miss, on May
ID, 1894, viz:
Peter A. Mcleod, Hon estead, No. l'22s,
tor the southeast / southwest ! and sOnll,
southeast Sec. 81, and southwest t
southwest Spc. ~, township l north,
mnge 9 west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove Liz continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of, said land, viz.
l.. N. EMbanks. W. X. Reeves, George
Mixcllc, Luke Thomas, all Of Vcrnal post.
Office, Miss.
ROBERT l.. WILSON, Register.
, April q. lcg4. 7-3
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Churches.

METHODIsT-Rev. II. W. Adams. pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsByTERIAH-Rev. ID. o. Byers. pastor.
Preaching every sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday night.
BApTIsT-Eld. l.. n. Brock. pastor. Preach
ing every first and third sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
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For SNie.

At Pascagou!a, Miss, on Main
street, dwelling, barn aud outhouscs,
also small store, with or without
stock, on easy terms cheap. Apply to
G. ID. Cook, Sit
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MAR RED.

On Wednesday, April Is, 1894, at the
resi- lcnce Of the brides parents, Capt.
and Mrs. William George, P~ascagoula,
by Rev. G. }. Broders, Mr.. CHARLES
BRAsH and Miss MATTE GEORGE
Were united in matrim0ny.
The bride, a popular and charming
young lady, was beautifully attircd in
wed ling costume, and won admira-
ton from those present for her modest
and gentle bearing.
The groum is one Of our popular
young gentlemen, and is the liarbor-
master of Pascagonla. The happy
couple, after receiving the congratula-
tions of their friends and partaking OF
an elegant supper, left for their new
home on Krebs Avenue, Scranton.
The DEMoCRAT-STAR tenders congrat.
ulations. and wishes the newly welded
couple long life and prosperity.
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In Scranton, at $3.50 o'clock, p. m,
Wednesday, April IS. 1894, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, Mrs.
Amanda Krebs. by Rev. Father &. A.
Oliver. Mr.. CHARLES ALEXANDER
SwARD LOFwENADLER and Miss
CORA KitED5.
No Cards,
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Allie Sanee Mclean Man.

In China deere me workee some,
But no get muchec pay,
So ! cut my piggy tail off
Aud | come TO Mellicl.
Me watcllee what the Creole do,
Ne catch on all me can,
Me lie, me steal, me smOkce too,
Me be like Mclean man.
Me wushec, washee little bit,
Nc save my money too.
Nc don't pay much Tor my 0ltft,
Me use chairs one or two;
We scllec fireworks vely cheap,
Me no sell schlimps in can,
Me ,carnce fas', me know IA heap.
Me Just like Mclean man.
Me watchce Mclean ladies too,
Pretty much eberly day,
Halloa, John! How you dol
Is what desc ladies' say.
Me see dem buying on ROYAL STREET
TEDAULT sellce dem all he can
Muclec beds, muchec chairs ~ neat.
He's smart Mclean a
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core Passagonia Wing Shot Club, April
IL, 1894.

Team shoot 20 birds each:
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TEAM.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-04
COBB
To The Iowa County Democrat.

To The Iowa County Democrat.
There will be match game of base
ball at Cobb, Saturday afternoon, Oct.
9th, between the Dodgeylle and High
land clubs, and as they are both good
clubs we look for some fine playing.
Owing to late rains, potatoes are
looking as green as in June and farm
ers are happy.
There was very large birthday
evening party at Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Goldthorp's residence, Oct. l, 1894, it
being the birthday of their daughter
Daisy. A great many useful and
ornamental presents were received,
and all present had big time with
games, plays and music. Come again
friends.
Owing to funeral at Linden, last
Sunday, our minister did not preach
here as usual. Preaching next Sab
bath at the usual hour.
There are rumors Of a gentlemen
coming here to start a drug store.
There Is not a better point in the
county for good druggist who will
attend to business.
John Fillbach is going to ship in a
car load of potatoes soon. Those
wishing their winter potatoes should
give him their order.
Miss Amy Cunningham returned
from an extended visit with relatives
and friends at Monroe, last Saturday.
Frank Cunningham is visiting in
town at present.
Charley Drury returned from Bel
mont, Monday.
Miss Lille Jackson, of Mineral
Point, visited friends Monday and
Tuesday.