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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

Nhcat--No. 2, soc: No, .. age.
flour-Best patents, Sl.4b per 100
pounds; hair patents 81 G0' third grade,
" 10; fourth grade. 50; Northern pat
corn-New ear, local, wagon lots.
i0o per hushcl
oats-TeNas rust proof car lots. T..
o, b., Fort Worth, 2lc; sacked. 92c
Bran-Por 100 pounds. I. o. b.. Fort
Worth, G5c.
Ilayz-car lots E o. b.. Fort worth.
| best Forncy, IS. 80 per ton: best IN
land, $500: alfalfa, loose, local. 81 90
So 90
chops-Corn and oats. mixed, pcr
ton $50 90; per 100 pounds, SIZES.
Grain, snciss ana 1'N,inc.
CordoEe-Sls rope. half-lnch haRis,
LIE; MANILA rope. hhlf-lnch basis
9c cotton rope, an sizes. lie; cotton
Irvine, Zoe; b-ply inte twlne. IL i-qc.
FIVE bushel oat bags, Z l-2c: corn
sacks, La Platte, 90; Bounce whent
sacks, 9 l-2o; ~ bushel s-ounce corn
sacks, l-ic
Cotton aud wool.
Cotton-Low mlddllug. . S-igc, rtrlct
low middllng, 7-iGo; mlddllnF, Z li-i6c.
Ntflct mld1llng 1850; good mild
ding, i5-1Gc
Wool-Llght r&1lum, Zoe; low medi.
UNI SCI heavy hic case.
f"ui'ry and EGGS,
Poultry hers, per dozen. 81 aba
$50; spring chickens. per dozen. 81 l0|
| 10: ROSTERS per dozen. 81 20: t,frl,oy
hens. toe; gohblcrs 75c reese. pc,
dozen, SS.09' ducks, per dozen 81 6Oa
225
Eggs-Fresh. without case, II
Buttcr-Fresh country. i5a2Oo, choice
creamery. 20n23c
Fresh Vegetables nnd Fruits.
Vegetables -Cal haBcs. per NJ. i.ec,
/ potatoes, s0dfs5c per huslcl; onions. pei
I 10. 2 1-2c, bets, i6c nor dozen bunches,
tomatoes, per bushel 81 100: oantn-
| llupos per dozen. 81 90; wax bennF.
oue-hnlf bushcl baskets. 75c. oucum,
bara 3jc per dozen; celery, iO05Oc per
bunch.
Frults-Lemons fancy C36Os) per box,
A,15G5O0; grapes, Concoids. Coo per
basket. III P0EO. por bnallct, Coo.
California pears. per box, S250m2 10.
california prunes. por box, 81 bO@l. 10
northern apples. $3.50 per barrel.
bananas, 81 7bq2.50 per bunch.
California muscat grapes. 2O-pound
crnteH, 81 5l California black grapeB.
25-pound crates, $3.50; California Tokay
grape5. 2b-pound crates, $3.50.
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profcss,onoI Incomc. in r2nslnnd,


price collier IN the Forum
Every man professional or otherwise
who gcts to the top ~ hie particular iad-
dor IN England ig paid nS' only m money /
bus IN comforts, IN huuJgo ana IN nor
miratlon out oil all proportion 10 shoee
below him The heads OF the sre0, puelo
schools, such "a Elton ana Harrow; the
great prc,atcs of the church, the arch
blshops OF Canterbury aud ui York. thc
bishop OF London and ahers the lord
high chancellor the tort chief Justice pnd
the attorney general, The popular phyN-
cl,ns mo eminent bhirtslurs. solicitors.
ana clyn ongiuecrs- make what In Il
democracy would be deemed fortunes
every year. on the other hand. the pro-
fces,onol rag@iaE ana poD-Vil receive ''sa
regtricted la their soci@ opportunities
than with MS. In giving figures relating
TO professional incomes In England, THIS
eS,--botwcen mediocrty and success, be
o oT"sslns feature Of the discussion,
In the church, the archbishop of Canter,
pS' ss5'ooo or probably more, while the
average Income OF the Gerry is well under
$1,000 a year A very suceeaiul baWlnter
lD,e Sir Charles tusao,l mas an income
vurlously estlmuled al FROM $b,0n to
sto,U0 a yrnr; while II IS said on good
authorIy-enc OF themselVes- lh'l ~ per
Who Who n make anything make si2oo a year,
w "s.s is the the top scorc Tor the great ma
! joritN; ana theh W. 'u.., ,,t,iit,, n,s
same agures hold sooI Tor tue lneu p.,i
e cent? Of those mal,ing nothing Is small
Hlac ,s as Implying that the nriton
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TANCEANDCOMMERCE.
: .rr.. Go Off and Spots Easier-Houston Weekly
,ont-New York Stock Market Firm-Clos-
w. onotations of the Domestic Markets.

Total marketed from September TO
date Is 662L0iO, against 5S93,l56 and 1850
'N Tor last year and the year before. re-
spectlveiy
From this time on last year the amount
of cotton brought into sight was .sJi. 9o9
bales and year before lslt 1,7tt5S.
IN other words after this date last year
l9'- per cent of the crop was marketed,
ana from this date season before last
lgi2
The movement since September shows
receipts at all United States norris of
i,Sa59'G, against 1902 lH last year aud
5,ie5, 1863 the year before.
overland across the Mississippi, ono
aud Potomac rivers to Nor bern mills aud
Canada, 5a3.70S against G}9.;i2 and sl9,3S6
Interior stocks IN excess Of those hold
AT the close of The commercial year gl6.-
V-6, against go sos aud 5O2 io9.
Southern min takrgs uGi 6O. against
39S,oi2 and 253,jSl,
Foreign eSuoris Tor the week have been
l3S,9ij, against M,7u last year, making
the total .hns FAR for tho season 3.576, $40.
arNnSt 2,iSiN7 last year, an Increase OF
Isl $50.
Northern mill taklnss during he past
seven days show a decrease ot lS.J76 as
compared WIKI tho CORE sponding period
las, year. aud tac total takinrs since Sep
tenbar have decreased lIA5i5. The total
tallius7 of American mills, North and
South ana Canada, thus far fer The sea-
son have been l,i9I6.5 aslinst l65S,}sy
last year. These include l,UGSgJl by Nor he
etn aplnocrs psliust L2i0,4iG
1t must be remembered that the weekly
muu.dl. and season comparisons Ia Sec,
retaiy Hcsters reports are made up tg
the corresponding date last year ga,
year before, Comparisons TO the close OF
mi o. VI 1
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,r,,o,,, 8 co.'s crcuInr.

A Ia FahrllaTV .. -MCElrON
.'''-'
Y ~. rorsr,l impression abroad
4 wv ~. ls heavily long OF cotton
z . lS'T Of an element not noted
(. , ..,.I. strsnrth OF staying quall-
\ 4. - -'n,,itirn of this rumor has
"a .,.r~ Tnnv conservative bulls
IA ' ,sn,,st il tine better part OF
's. :, u, amt of their contracts.
's y y y, S rsr,ss,pp them lower should
c,-ry mics sim further
IA qoo5 AL of liaui4atian mas
H. tats1 plare and 1T is doupt-
NJ y,nsb i5rtbe,. decline can be
4 !, ~, y , tss sa nv of longs.
q tpss, L almost entirely in New
Il msrtof spow,nc decided eteadi-
IN Ttrernoo, has rcallv offered tho
4asistancs m r,s dsrlin, Liver
fwgys pald more attention to the
sp movement imam to predictions
or da,rs,sa c,cb tbirps arc
stre and vef IA he realizsd and
i practical condemnation of late
4 as A. NM oT.raI hy tb. small
i sys,,,.,ai, 10 ~ ~ ,,a ~, ,.,,e',,,
pect hat ri,.arpDol ,y,u .b.r.
aaknass eybbn ID ON tnis side.
h to o-c, hv ths er,t d.rond
4 +' N'f' t''N 'r'i''' -''
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Chicago February Wheat opened
light and afterwards declined but reacted
and closed but lsc lower for May. The
early weakness was iue to weaker Gu
bles light clcprnnces, liberal Northwest
crn receipts and mild weather The
strength at the close was due TO little buy
ing BY the prospect Of rain for the win
ter wheat belt, followed by freezing
weather.
May corn closed unchanged.
May oats &c higher and provisions
slightly lower all around.
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vould ,Inl.c Il interesting

Waco Evening Ncwf
II Colonel Charlie sewart VIII permit the
use Of his name aH - cahdihate LOT row.
me- and viii consent 10 make canvass ~
The state, he viii without doubt make u
quite Interesting 20 all other gentlemen
WHO have aspirations in that direction
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stsiimghip Rarnleh. sailed January H.. .
Brit steamship Moorgate. Smith. sailed
" stelmship - Ayondale. Miner ssllea no
yeTnhcr 20.
Nobilr-- ,.,t.., ..s,.a ~
snfabCF !.
Breucl- ,,.t.. .,a -.
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GALVESTON, TeNl7, NeDTuurY ?.
Receipts This day: By GUS Colorado
and Santa I'e i9l international and Great
Northern 109i. Missouri, KansgE ard Texas
87l: baIcos NJ 81 and Abbie 100 Total
.lGT
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FINANCIAL.


,Sew York. February Money on call
e,sy at / per cent last loan 1T J closed
at pcr cent; Pine lHelr--oh''e paper "'-"
H.. silver certificates 81 rs.
eYOFttg
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Sc. Louis.

ST Louis. Mo. February e-Gat,le-T The
market is strong Tor natives; Texans log
tr,san steers Sg.9Uu3.oo; cows steady 81 40
Hoes- Market opened 100 higher but
w iN, niNSd Si0oi5SI; li-ht S,lu0i3o.
Sheep quiet, muttons SiA'Hti''
unI,sInN CATIIU MAEN.
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FAMILIAR
dFEATuEnS!

As well hrswn, probably. to the general
public as tire face Of amy leading Btates-
man or p ominert man In public lite are
the lEte,libcut ana ben vel1nt features OF
the gentleman N.fose rortrt rdorns thi7
cglt nm, ana from ocean 70 ocean, rom
the great lakes 10 The Gulf We can hear
DR. w. H. BETS,
the founder, the head. the principal con-
bultng and directing nhyticlan OF the ia
mons, successful ana popular irm of spe-
' pRs. Brrrs \ BELTS,
whose widely In Town medical and sdrglcnl
Institutes ara 10 be found IN marty all
me principal citcs OF the West and
South"
ii IL at these admirably conducted aud
ably managed institutes that thousands
o. the worst cases OF
NERVOUS, CHRONIC.
PRIVATE DISEASES
arc speedily and permanently cured every
year. after others have pronounced them
incurahlc, II ia here where the worst
forms 81
SYPHILIS,
GoNORRHoEA
SRMiNAL wEAKNhss.
EFFErTs or Eh4Lf VICE,
STRUCTURE
NARiCOCELE,
HVnBOCGI4F,
and myriad OF other equally distressing
and dangerous sexual malnaies are puicli-
~ cured and their victims restored TO per-
no learn stu more concerning the
Send { cents for q copy OF their new book
conamtNtion free car on or address
with stamp
DRS.BETTS& BELTS
~ az c,barlca 81 New Orleans.
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vcuber 10
Steamship AidoborouEh, sailed Dee 2.
steamship Springfield, srSmtOot sailed
December IL
New York
schooner Jessie Jena, Douel, sailed De.
ccmber 2S.
baltimore
Schooner ceilna. Murray, sailed Jan. q
rhNauCiuUin--
schooner Mabel Hooper Hooper. sailed
DS ScaoSScs wniamine, Babo,dse, sailed
December -.
Schooner Josephine Enicott, Nash. sail
cd December ~
Stcsmship britannia sanSa January o,
Cotton on shipboard (Not cieared)
For Great britain
Steamship Saudhil, PASS.
Steamship Chasheld, @ls0
Steamship pgrkncld, 1880
Steamshin Collingham, bd1N
Steamship Reuit., $50
Steamship Rothvrteld, ttbL
Steamshin ,i0hu Bright. Ria,
steamship Teutoniu l2N
rutrl 2SoN,
For France
Steamship Britannia, 5li9.
steamship ST. clears, lhf
Total GW6.
Other icorcigu.-
steamship Witty 2lA
steamship Travllgap, 900,
steamship Kilmoro, ilaS
steamship Nellcda, lSi,
liurk President sRh
Total, Gli6
Cohstwisc-'
Mallory inc, $500
For Great Britain, ssoSa
For France, 69hn
other toruigp, GoB
CoastWisC, lN96
Total ON NhipbOnrdr iNN9G
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BENSON'S POROUS PLASTER.

Endorsed by over 5000 Physicians and
Chemists. BE sure 10 get the genuine
BensOn's. may be had from all druggists
SEABIRY 4 JOHNSON, Chemists, N. Y, City.
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b E:vy ARE FIG re GRIP
Dr.. Edison fears another epidemic,
and sounds the alarm.

In lung and chest pains, coughs, colds,
hoarseness and pneumonia, no other
external remedy affords prompt proven.
ton and quicker cure than
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For Great Britain, 2S,0SN
For France, Costs
other foreign, 6O,6.
CoastwisC, 1856
Total ON shipboArdr i6.N9i
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-27
Citation Notice..
--~-
The State OF Mississippi

The State Of Mississippi:
Toall persons having. or claiming any
right. title or interest in the following
described fnntls. situated IN .Jacksol
county. Mis- i>Sipp', 1o-wi,:
Ei"fSE4 s'rti.n II, township . sou,h.
rnngr6 west SW4 section = and NW4 of
Ma >tr,lon IL. 'nw nsliip 2 south, range
HMrsi ; NWt of NE4 Of section "a and
S"4 Ut NNa of section ~. township Z
south. range ! west NE4 and wa of SE4
OF sect Ion 3? amd Me- of SFI of section
~ township ; sontll. range : Yves, ~
OF NV section township 1 SoniI. range
I west N" / Of NEt and NNt of sE4 of
section :; township l%soutli, range j west ;
SWt Of NW4 OF section 4, township S
sonlh, range west SWt of SW4 and
SIT and sW4 of NWt of ssrti, n 6: sWI
OF SCI and SEA OF SWt of section II.
township 8 south, range 4 west I; SCI of
NWt OF sect on Is; NW4 of SW4 and
SET ct SWt OF section II; SCI of SE4 of
section ~; NW4 of SWt and Ia of NE4
OF section -, township 6~sontl,, range
west; SW4 Of NWt of section I, townsl,in
o south, range q west; SCI Of NW4 Of
section M; NWt Of SCI OF sccti,n ~.
I9w'lsnlp . south, range > west /; NW4 of
nl.t OF section 10, township 6 south, range
y west syn OF SWt OF section 26, town.
snip south, range $ west 81 of NE4 of
section : SET Of SET of section 3; SW4
OF Mt OF section s; SEE o fsEt of section
y; NMt OF SEA of section IA; NJ of SCI
ana NJ ofSWt and WI Of NEf Of section
10 township : south, range : west ; SW4
OF section ~, township s south, range
wss' NEt Of NW4 of section %; Sci Of
of SectiOn "a, township J smith ,,n..
= west; NEt OF SW4 Of section o; SEA Of
N"t OF section 81 SW4 Of NE4 of sec.
ton ", township 3 south, range 5 vest;
Of section ii ni Is, U to yses1Gn !, !, so NMt , of NET
west Ell OF SW4 of section II. townsh;n
3 south, iange o west NE4 oi NEin 81
4, township 4 south r,n,,, ( w..
IL of NE4, NW4 OF SEA nnl SEi n SWi
.. sec.'oi .; NWt Of SEA and NJ Of sW3
wy Sv'' ~, ~; Mt OF s"t Q I section q
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A New DWELLING HOUSE, at
the Point OF Pascagoula riverand Bay.
opposite the Light House. The house
has 3 rooms and cabinets. Large
grounds for garden, and large chicken
house. Good place to raise chickens
and ducks. The place will he rented
by the month or leased by the year.
For further particulars, apply to
j. J. PAQUETTE,
PascagOula, Miss.
July &. 1894. )O-,f
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-27

when a Congressman offers an enc
my the authority to name the post
master at IA little pincy woods Office
IN order to win him over to his sun
port, 1t looks very much like he was
hard run for votes. And another
thlng looks bad, he requests that enc
my 10 name the person for postmaster
without consulting the wishes of the
patrons of that Office. ignoring their
right to say who shall serve them
IN that capacity. Now, is that the
fair and honest way for a Congress.
man to do? Will the Democracy of
TINS District reflect such Il man We
think not.
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LAND NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. MISS,
July 8, 1sM. J
Notice is hereby given 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 10
made before the rhancery Clerk of JACK.
son county, at Scranton, Miss, on August
"a, 1884, viz:
Dennis Thomas, Homestead No. 9l7So,
for the NJ SCI and ~ NE4 section 81
township = south, range ! west.
lie James the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon anu
cultivation of, said lands, viz
Ransom Farley, John Smith, s''as
Grant, Jesse Mclnnis, all of Basin fos'
Office, Miss.
ROBERT +. WILSON, Register.
July IL, 1894. 2lM
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Erroneous AsScxxmenfs.

Stltc OF Mississippi, Jackson county
Notice is hereby given thai the Board
OF Supervisors of said county, at its next
August term will hear complaints of er-
roneOns assessments, aud make eov,pc.
tions therein where legally required no
I do, IN the following manner, to-wit:
For Beats Nos. l and s, Tuesday,
August Z, 1894 for Beats Nos. ! and :,
Wednesday, and Thursday mornings,
August 9Th and 9th; for Beat No. 4, ri.
day and Saturday mornings. August 10th
aud 18th +; Beat No. 3, IN the a@ftcrnoous
Of Wednesday, Thursday, Friday aud
Saturday, August 9Th, 9th, 10th aud 18th,
1894.
,. W. NJ. DENNY, Clerk.
July 10. 1894. 2,.at
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capt. James TT. Duke, of Scooba,
MISS, was elected first vicc-presidcnt
OF the National Editorial Association
at Asbnry Park, New Jersey. This is
ii wcll-deservcd compliment to Bro.
Duke, The next meeting of the AS
ISOLATION will be at jacksonville, Fla,
AT such time as the executive COM
mittcc may suggest.
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MEETING OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Pursuant to the proper call, the
Democratic Executive Committee met
at the court house in Scranton, July
q, 1894. There were present j. W.
Stewart, Ed. Bloomfield, w. +. Golf.
IL. Il. Woodman, II. f. Krcbs, +. II.
Lewis, and by proxy Z. S. Davis.
1T was moved and carried that a
mass meeting be held at the court
house, in the town of Scranton, on
Saturday, August %, 1894. at u m.,
for the purpose of selecting delegates
to the Congressional Convention of
the Sixth Congressional District, to
be held at Pass Christipn, September
!, 1884, and the following call ordered
to be made:
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-27
fehbOn for Liquor
License,
OF Mississippi, ! Village Of

otate OF mississippi, ! Village OF
JACKSON county. P~ascagoula.
To the Honorable Board of Mavo,
and Aldermen of the Village of pasca.
gOula:
The undersigned legal voters of said
village of Pascagoula, in said county
and State aforesaid, respectfully rel.
resent and state that CHARLN
BOSTER is Il citizen and resident NJ
the said village; that he is a msIe
person over the age Of twenty.Oue
years is a man Of good moral ~cllarac.
ter and d sober and suitable person 10
receive "a license to sell yiious and
spirltuons and malt liquors in less
quantities than one gallon, at his
place of business in said village known
us 1.-The Cottage by the Sea- We,
therefore, respectfully recommend
him lis snch, and hereby petition your
honorable body to grant the said
Charles BoSter a license to retail
vinons and spirltuous and malt Il.
quols in less quantities than one gal.
Ion, in accordance with the law.
(Signedj
James lIallet Rolls.
Ferdie =. Walker.
Edmund Torjusen.
John +. Baptiste.
S. A. Dutch.
Charles j. Euren.
j. Il. Clark.
A. u. Saucicr.
Nolney Brown.
a. ID. Krcbs.
Martin T%urnbull.
G.. W. Ladnier.
Il. b. Iorjusen.
W. H. Ladnier.
Henry Bonner.
A. OLSON.
Vincent Baptiste.
Charles NJ. CruAat.
A.. Soderstrom.
A. +. ClIastant.
William a.. krebs.
Joseph A. Scovel.
Ben Ladnier.
State of Mississippi, | Village Of
jackson county. pascagonla.
l hereby certify that the above isa
true and correct copy of the original
petition filed by Charles Boster on the
18th day of June, 1894, with the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen of the Village
of Pascagoula.
Given under my hand this Sd day Of
July, A. ID. 1894.
II. +. KREBS,
Mayor of Pascag0ula'
July G.. 1894. Colt
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The DEMOCRAT-STAR will continue
III the even tenor of its way fighting
for the glorious principles of Democ-
racy, and throwing hot shot into the
camp OF the enemy, regardless of the
consequences.
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The latest from Washington in re-
gard to the State warrants is that
Secretary Carlisle has directed the
Secret Service Department to return
the plates from which the notes were
printed to the St. Louis Bank Note
Co. The whole question will be re-
ferrcd to the United States Attorney
at st. Louis for such action as may
be deemed proper.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-27
A PLEA FOR DRESSED FISH.

Editor Democ' at-Star.
l believe it is admitted that the
llesh of fish is the softest, most porous
ana easily affected by it's proximity to
loul matter than all other flesh.
Ii a farmer Or butcher should kin n
peer, sheep, hog, or chicken, and wait
Twelve to t%wenty-four hours before
cleaning or dressing them, he would
be indicted by the grand Jury. and
would be compelled to go out of the
business. Yet our fishermen sell I'M
dressed and uncleaned fish many hours
after they are dead.
1t is well known to all who are
posted in such matters, that a Ash
cleaned and cooked immediately after
oelng caught is far better than one
kept %uncleancd for hours. Why could
not our fishermen clean the FISH, ms
sooh as caught? NJ. A. DEES.
MOSS Point, Miss, July 25, 1894.
The DEMOCRAT-STAR is n HON q
Institution and we'll deserves home
support.
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LAND NOTICE.

LAND OffCE Al JAChSON' 49,
June 30, 1884:
Notice is hereby given that the follow ".
ing named settler has filed notice OF ns
intention to make final proof IN snlnors
OF his clam, and that SAID proof VIII 10
made before the Chancery Clerk OF JacA,
0 county, ut Scranton, Miss, Oh Ans"s'
II, 1894, viz: ..,,
Solomon Gates, Homestead No. iooi'
for the W. SCH and Ell SW4 section y
township 8 south, mnges west.
He names the following witnesses ~
prove his continuous residence upon aD"
cultivation of SAID land, VIZ: .,..
Seaborn Bilbo, Henry Fletcher, A,1e. !,
Lsdnier aud George W. TOotle, a' !"
Va:clcave POstOtice, Miss.
ROBERT Z. WILSON, Register
,July Il. 1s9l. 2O'bt
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Archbishop Ireland says of the
strike: 81 believe the large number
OF men who join strikes are more TO be
pitied than to be blamed. They are
led on by irresponsible and tyrannous
chIefs. The labor unions have great
value, but onc marked evil In them is
That they put the liberties of tens of
thousands In the keeping OF one man
or u lew, who become their absolute
masters, their despotic czars." The
p'sl'op is INSTRUMENTATION Is not
right, u Is dangerous TO the whole
2oontry whether practiced by the gov.
e'nment, individuals or corporations.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-27

Mrs. M. 9. Mars, eX-postmastcr at
Eastlake, Ala, has been arrested on
a charge of embezzling about 5000 of
Uncle Sans funds. When women be-
come rascals in Office. certainly the
country is going to the bad.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-27

Gen. viii II. Martin, of Natchcz.
candidate for Congress from this dis
trict, is speaking to his fellow-citizens
this week in Perry and Jones counties.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-27
Monday, 9Th d0u Of ANaust.

1874. The contractor will he required TO
give bond in d0nble the amount bid, con-
ditioned according to law, and further
cohaiflohed that the contractor is to keep
the bridge in repair Tor three years from
the date ot HE contract. The board lc-
serves the right to reject any and all bids
ii they see fit.
W. NJ. DENNY. Clerk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-27

We believe that the blessings of
government, like the dews Of heaven.
should descend equally upon the rich
and the poor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-27

The State encampment of the Mis-
sissippi National Guard will be held
at Meridian, commencing August l4th
prOXimO.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-27

The proceedings of the meeting Of
the Democratic Executive Committee
or TINS county is printed in the Dem.
ocRAT-STAR to-day, calling a mass
meeting of the Democracy to meet al
the courthouse on Saturday, August
10Th, to elect delegates to the nomina.
ting Congressional convention TO meet
az Pass Christian on the itl of Sep.
tembcr. In selecting delegates we
hope the best known Democrats in the
county Will be selected to represent
Jackson county men who can be
trusted; men who cannot be bought
or intimidated.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-27
Bridge Contract Notice.

The State of Mississippi,
Jackson county.
Notice is hereby given that the contract
for building bridge over MoNGEH CREEK,
on road No. 81. viii be let to the lowest
nillrr IN
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-27

1t is said that Col. Stockdalc will be
at the big mass meeting and speaking
at Mississippi City on the 4th of
August. We hope he will he there.