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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19
Enworth Lcneue Rally.

Tho Union Epworth League of Wheel
ing and vicinity will hold It's FIRST annu-
al rally for the winter at tho First NJ. Z.
church in Bellairo Thursday evening OF
this wock. An interesting programme
has been arranged. and In connection
with tho installation OF the now officers,
the evening promises to be ono Of pleas
ure and profit. Among othcr attrac-
tious, the league Of tho Bollaire church
has secured tho loan Of IN original
painting Of John Wesley, which has
been In the possession Of family at
Barnesvillc, O., and will havo 1t on OK
hibition Eat tho meeting. An address
giving the history Of tho painting has
been prepared, aud doubtless many OF
the Mcthodists OF this vicinity will take
advantage Of this opportunity to Gee
this rare relic.
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coupterfeit onarter. Anoa.

Il Is said that a number Of counter.
felt silver quarters are in circulation In
the city, the main field OF operations Of
the Showers seemingto DO in the East
End. The strange thing about 1t Is that
tho counterfeit seems TO DO OF as good
metal as any coin, and is on the newest
quarter. tho date being 1884. There Is
said to be q flaw In the bogus coin, al
though 1t takes an export to detect the
diferonce.
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Ex.PrIrnt.

Attend the grand patriotic lecture
Thursday and Friday oycning, scptem.
Dor 20 and p, at Odd Fellowa' hall, by
Prof. George 2. Randolph, PHI. D., OK
priest, Of Cleveland, Ohio. Subject for
Thursday evening, "Romanism, tho
Foo OF American Liberty" Friday even
ing, "Why Lett tho Romish Priest.
hood tho Story of My Life" Don't fail
10 hoar thiR lecture.
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In the police court yesterday thero
were five diversified cases. Thomas
Sailor, vagrant, went TO tho hill In de-
fault Of fine Of S. and costs. Albert
Ruthers, charged with whipping his
vito, was fiuod S. and costs, but the
hne was RENTED. Andy Gideon,
charged with disorderly conduct, was
lot 20. Tom Ashby, on the same
change, went to tho hill, md Dennis
Gardner, charged with assault on Hattie
Underwood. was fined 81, and costs,
but the flne was remitted and no was
allowed to 90 on paying the costs.
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Chairman II. @. Richards aud Score.
tary A. s. Bell, Of the Republican con.
gressional committee Of this district,
have gotten the work well in hand, and
are actively and effectively working for
tho triumph Of the purity. Tho canvas
Is in good hands, aud go far as the CON-
mitteo's work is concerned the party
cause will not suffer for want Of intelli-
gent and active effort.
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Tic champIon.s Del.

The agent OF Dixon, the champion
feather weight pugilist, brought hero
with him Dixon's championship belt.
1t Is OF solid silver and gold, set with
many precious stones, and enameled
In emblematic designs Of all the nations.
It Is said to have cost 8, 500. It will be
placed on exhibition to-day In the win
dow at Kraus Bros. clothing store, on
Market street.
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In Judge Campbelps court yesterday
Judgment was given for defendant In
the case Of George W. Westwood vs..
Joseph @. Black.
A committee was appointed to have
charge OF the afairs OF Mary Heinrich,
who isiucapable Of caring for herself.
In tho case OF the Joseph spoidel
Grocer Company vs. O. O. Murray and
". O. Bowers. Judgment was entored for
tho plaintiff In Sl6S 60.
Tho case Of J. II. Emblem We. Meister
Bros., appealed from justice, was then
nut on trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19

BOWLING free for ladies every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday from 8 q.
m. to p. m. ut tho Wheeling Bowling
Associations now alleys in tho Musoe
building. Tho basement alleys are re-
served exclusively for ladies and their
escorts every day in tho week. Ladies'
nights will DO announced later. Mw&s
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Col. Jacob sweitzer. the we'll known
citizen Of Eleventh street, died yester-
day. He had been in failing health for
some time, but his wide circle Of friends
were all surprised 10 hear Of bis death,
as he was not supposed to DO In dan
Reroua condition.
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.,ss12aarSsN HAVE your eyes
I,HSltslle3 49,, tested for glasses
StF ..aESIt free of charge by
q S JACOB W. oRUTB,
~ 3i5S,tS JoWoier mud Opt.
N1YZV clan, Mark ct IN d
WY Twelfth streets.
New Bowling Alleys.

New bowling Alleys.
Tho bowling aIleys at Fetty's Harvest
Home, on Caldwells run, have been 70
constructed and are now among the
best In the city. Mr.. Petty was deter
mined not To be In the rear In the gen.
eral reconstruction Of alleya that has
been going on.
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puIldIur aud improvement Notes.

Mr.. W. II. Franks new house on Ja'
cob street north OF Fourteenth has been
completed. It Is one OF tho haudsomost
houses In that part oil town.
Mr.. N. W. Beck has completed the
improvements on the house no recently
bought on Thirteenth streot cast OF BY.
ron, and II Is practically new house
now.
Work has been commenced on tho
change OF tho formor public library
building to adapt the second story for
an addition to tho Hub clothing estab.
lishmont. A stairway 10 being built on
tho Fourteenth street side.
Tho foundations for tho now building
10 DO erected on tho site OF tho old Pol
lock flour mill aro about ready for tho
supcrstructurc. House & Hermann
hayc bought out tho Wheeling lnstal.
mont Company, and tho consolidated
concerns Will occnpy tho new building
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More Dry Goods than ever for tn

One case each Grey aud White Blank
cts at 4Sc per pair. &,
Ono case each Fine All.Wool country
Blankets. Scarlet and White, So 95
per pair, worth s. 90.
III Ten cases OF the celebrated st.
Mary's Blankets, covering every shade,
grade and size produced by this famous
mill. We are sole selling agents for
Wheeling III
AN. Wool Striped Flannel Skirts, full
lengths and widths at Tee each. as
good as you have ever had as 81 90
Silk and Wool Mixed Novelty Dress
Goods at SOC, that look when made up
like tho dollar kind.
Covert Cloths in many grades and
colors, Soc yard up.
b6rEIeht largo Dress Goods Depart
ments crowded with the best values we
have ever had.
New MORE, Novelty and Plain Silks.
velutina In an widths, shades and
Qualities. Wears equal 10 velvet
Trimmings In Jet, Fur, Crochet,
silk Beaver, etc. Points, 1nsertiugs,
Edgings and Waist Sets.
Artistic shapes In buckles and large
buttons. See some OF our trimmings in
Market street window.
Double Mapped Canton Flannels Sic
q yard.
ayard.
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JApASEsE LIVER PELLETS arc small,
but great In their effects; no gripingi
90 doscs % cents. chas. r. Gootzo and
w. w. Irwin.
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TWENTY eau play tho now game Of
shuttle board" as well aa one. Try 1t
Of tho Mnaeo. Mws
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Homo Seekers Excursion via u. s o. to
IN, West. Northwest md Southwest.

September % aud October 0 the B. &
o. Company will soil excursion tickets
arc worry low rouud-trip rates to the
West, Northwest and Southwestern
points. Tickets good returning twonty
days from date OF sale.
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wantsd-rp Sell EIntclass House
Notice-W.' G. 7. q.
Rfsi1si EIperiencsl cashi-Alexandsr. Shoe
' Psr sals-Tsn share. MouudsvIlle Mining and
Manufacturing Company.
For aAle-Bifyele.
Ror ROnt-JAines A. Henry.
A Grand Consolidation Of stores-HouSe &
Driuth impoHii Flour-T. '. DehrenG
Cos ChimneyN eto-Ewing Bros.
Republicans. Notice
City Tax Eotlca.
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Excursion to Pittsburgh Exposition via
baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Thursday, September 20. at low
round trip rates. Tickets good roturn-
ing until Saturday, September %.
Trains loavo Wheeling ut 8 and 1850
q. H., 1880 and 6:35 p. nj.
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FOR STYLE AND SATISFACTION
Call and examine our largo and handsOm
stock OF Foreign md Domestic woolens,
procured exclusively by our agent for tho
fino merchant tailoring trade.
Our assortment Of Fall OVercoatings,
Suitiugs, TrouIeTings and Fancy VestingS
uneqnnlOd, and embracing every novelty.
We guarantee at, aud mako prices 10 suit
"a 4 null limo of Gents Furnishinss-"new
100 doEcu of our celebrated $50 Half
Hose again received.
Tho popular hIghmIo Shirt n leader.
All Knit Wool Jacket for sale by US only.
q. HESS a SONS,
Pine Taiiors and Gents FurnisberS, 1881
and 1898 Market street.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
0Ele5nteI6aeneer
Now AdYnrtisementa.

oaieei Nos 20 and ~ Pourtsenth Street.
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Dress prints, medium shades, $40 yd.
Extra quality, 40.iuch Muslin, dc yd.
Very largo Turkish Bath Towels loc,
worth 1sc.
Glass Linen Crashes Ste, worth &c.
Turkey Red Table Linens ID, 20.
SO, $780,, otc.
India Linon Remnants, another lot,
half price.
Gloria Silk Umbrellas, Paragon Frames,
Natural Wood Handles. $50, cheap at
81 80.
Glorin Silk Umbrellas. ParagonFrames,
Weichsc! aud Acacia Handles, ST. 80,
worth So co. A finer grade at 81 10,
worth 81 so.
Ladies' fine Seamless fast black hose,
Hermsdorf dyo, 2ic pair.
Ladies' silk Plated Hose acc q pair,
worth 76c.
Ladies' Hose, Hermsdori dye, prime
quality, 12!c paIr.
Ladies' Black Seamless Wool Hoso,
Ribbed Tops, 25c pair.
Mems Seamless Half Hose that glvo
solid wear, four pair for Csc.
Fast Black Seamless Hose for Child.
At So and eec We sell Jersey Ribbed
Underwear for Ladies'. worth fully ono
, fourth moro Tho new style Jersey
Ribbed Union Suits.
, Fibro Channels, tho now interl!nlng,
we have Il!
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Local Notices inserted under this head are
charged for at the rate Of 10 cents per
line for each Insertion.

w. NJ. CAVITY will do as well for you
in a Suit of Clothes as any house in
New Orleans or Mobile. r
The best SC cigar on the market to.
day is the New Orleans Daily States.
Ask your dealer for them.
Just received at q. Nelson's a beau
tiful line of Carpets, Rugs, Oilcloth
and everything nice for Christmas
gifts.
Attention Ladies' ! W. NJ. CAVITY has
just received a beautiful lot of Flower
Pots and Cuspadors, plain and also
handsomel; painted and decorated.
II you are looking for good goods
and low prices l Am sure there is no
place in town where you can do better
than at W. M. Canty's.
Smoke New Orleans States Cigars.
They are handmade and imported
tobacco. 5l% N.
Cotton Seed Meal at 81 per sack at
W. M. Canty's and all other goods
equally low. -
Ladies' attention G.. Nelson has q
| full assortment Of fine Dress Goods IN
the latest shades and trimming tt
match. Also ladies' fine trimmed hats
to complete the suit. Don't fail t
call and examine the new goods.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07
Moss POINT DEPARTMENT,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. N. watkins ar

Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Watkins are
now at the home Of Mrs. e. G. Wood
receiving hearty congratulations and
good wishes. They were married at
the home Of the bride, In Claiborne
county, on Nov. %, 1894, In the pres
enc OF a few select friends, the cere-
mony being performed In q very i'm
prcssive manner by Rey. w. h. Bling
ham, of Rodney. : Mrs. Watkins
is an excellent lady Of cstimable quail
tiles, and Moss Point has gained q
bright star that will sparkle in the
social ornament, combining as she
does beauty, refinement and culture.
The fortunate groom Is one Of the
solid men OF this town, having earned
a high standing in the business COM
munity and is in every way worthy Of
the prize he has secured. A life Of
~unallOyed happiness is the fervent
wish OF their many friend.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07
Mr.. W. S. Vancleave visited Scran-
ton last week.

Mr.. W. S. Vancleave visited Scran-
ton last week.
Mr.. Joe Garrard attended court In
Scranton on Friday.
Mr.. Fl. +. Halstead was a visitor to
Scranton last week.
Mr.. Ross Switzer was Il visitor to
Scranton last week.
Mr.. Eugene Hing is attending court
il Scranton this week.
Mr.. W. r. Schmidt. of New Orleans,
was a visitor here last week.
Rev. Nelson Ayers was a guest OF
Mrs. A.. ID. Sheldon, on Sunday last.
Master George Ayers was a guest of
Master Ted Helmuth, on Sunday.
Miss Olive Hillyard was a guest of
Mrs. Il. A. e. IlOlcomb on Friday.
Monday last work was begun on
several OF the town wells ordered built
by the council. .i'l
Rev. e. r. Brcland gave his fare
well service at the Methodist church
on Sunday last. ,,y
Mrs. Parker Earle was a guest Of
Mrs. Will0wsten on the Few beach
several days last week.
Mrs. L. A. V~anctcave, Jr., of New
Orleans, spent several days last week
with her relatives here.
Mrs. E.W. Hing entertained a num-
her Of her relatives and friends from
New Orleans, OF Sunday.
Mr.. Mackie, Of the Biloxi firm OF
O'Neill & Co., spent several days here
with his wife and daughter.
The Ladies' Guild Of st. Johns
!; Episcopal church holds its annua
meeting at the church on Friday next
The number OF gentleman from Chic
ago who formed a house party at Ell
/, Horn cottage have returned to thei
Northern home.
The addition to Davis Bros st0r
{ has been completed. The store no,
: presents a handsome appearance, an,
: is being stocked with new goods o
all descriptions.
Mrs. NJ. A. jackson, of Montgomery
$ and Mrs. NJ. l.. Jackson, of Auburn
Ala, have returned and are prepare
to entertain guests at the Ucea
Springs hotel.
|, The "Euchree Club" met at TIL
g residence OF Mrs. +. A. Z. Holc0ml
on Friday evening. Almost all Of til
members were present, and enjoye
the evening very much.
The congregation at the EpiscOp;
d church on Sunday last, listened to or
of the finest and ablest sermons evt
r delivered by their rector. He spoil
~ Of the certainty of the grave, and OF
4 and all Of his auditors were deeply ~
ID pressed by the eloquent words,
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Hon. James. II. Neville, our able
district attorney, was taken sick Mon.
day night and was unable to
attend to his business In court;
therefore the court appointed Gen.
Thos. S. Ford to act In his stead. Gen.
Ford Is one Of our ablest lawyers and
the States Interests will not suffer In
his bands. Mr.. Neville left for his
home Tuesday.
Next Tuesday the municipal cleo
tion comes OF In this town. There
are two candidates for mayor and five
aldermen, and each voter must vote
for one mayor and five aldermen, and
1t must DO done by simply putting q
cross (X) opposite the names Of the
candidates for whom you vote. The
mark Ky must appear on the right
hand side Ut the ticket in-ink. Re.
member this, voters, and y0u will
make no mistake.
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Last week while the Mexican
schooner, Tres HermanOs vas lying
at the wharf, next to Capt. John Eos.
ter's oyster house, her main jib caught
fire from sparks from the slab pile at
Hunter, Benn & Co.'S mill and was
badly burned. The fire was extin.
guishcd before any other damage was
done.
We are informed that the Russian
schooner Markus was the only vessel
In port that hofsted their flags On
Thanksgiving day. That is an Amer.
lean National holiday, and it looks
bad for several American vessels to
be lying In port and let a Russian be
the only II TO hoist their cOlOrs.
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toFFICIAL.l
TOWN OF OCEAN SPRINGS.
REGULAR MEETING, Dec. 4. 1894.

The Board OF Mayor and Aldermen met In
regular session In the Town Hall.
Present; Hon: ID. ID; Cowan. Mayor; JOS.
kotzunl. Louis Ryan. J. o keefe. Aldermen;
The minutes Of the last regular and special
meeting were read and received, also the re-
port Of the Treasurer showing amount Of
cash on hand Of 1901. II.
Report OF street Commissioned and Mar
shall was then read. received and the follow
ing anlo UNITS were ordered paid. being expen-
ditures during the month OF November:
To Narcisse Seymore. hauling and fur
nlshlns S bbls shells at sc pei, I'm
To same. 100 bbls shells at &c per bar
rel, on Beach Road, 49,. 0 90
To Jos. Bellande 100 bbls shells at SC
70 L. l.. Dolbear, ~ barrels shells at
Sc per barrel ..... ..-..-.. W
To Vim. Larenzen hauling l43 barrels
! shells aud one load lumber, zee. ...-. 50
. To j. Carter = days labor ........... . VI
To VIM. Weblc quarter days labor ... 81
Total ............ ........... .............. fG5 w
Balance OF bill Il Jerre O'Keefe. for one
coffin furnished to John Catchot. for the bur
ial OF Mrs; Andrews was ordered paid.
Amount Of bill .... ....,a........ .a....... tl3 VI
Collected by subscription. ........... q
Reliance to be paid .... ..... . . Z 70
Bill Of Hon. ID. ID. Cowan for 81 90 was order.
ed to be paid. being compensation for two
eases Of m~isdemeanor disposed Of in the May
Or's court, cases Nos. la and lU5.
For the benefit OF the public and the inhab,
itants OF the tOwn Of Ocean Springs. thu
board, after full deliberation ordained tn,
ordinance No. 62, an ordinance to r~egulat,
the weight Of bread offered for sale in tn,
Town OF Ocean Springs:
ORDINANCE NO. 81.
BE it ordained by the Mayor and Board o
Aldermen of the Town Of Ocean Springs, tina
the weight of Il ten t1Oc) cents loaf OF brca,
offered FOR sale shall not be less than tire,
49, pounds. and a SC loaf not less than Il
pounds. unless the price Of flour shall ex
coed MOO per barrel. This ordinance TO b.
In full force and effect from and after it
passage.
Approved Dec. 4th, 1894,
ID. ID. COWAN, Mayor.
A. V. R~OsAMBEAU, Town Clerk.
This concluding the business the Boart
on motto n, adjourned.
!, A. V. RosAMBKAU, Town Clerk.
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Port Of P%dSCdQOu|d.
N

OFFICE DEMOCRAT.STAR,(
Scranton, Miss, December 7 1891
REPORT for week ending Dec. 6, 1894.
ENTERED.
Nov. 80. British schooner Utility, Copp, from
Havana.
80. British schooner Harold Borden, Sanford,
from Havana.
Dec. l. American schooner Oscar g., Green
from Havana.
CLEARED.
Nov. 80. American schooner l.. N. Dantzler
by l.. N. Dantzler Lumber Co., for Vera
Cruz, with l2O,329 feet Of lumber, valued
at $l083.
Dec. 3. British schooner Syauara, by Pasca'
goula Lumber Co., for Gayaquez, will
223,l13 feet ct lumber, valued at $246I
5O,s67 feet Of sawn timber, valued at $5oS
Dec. 4. Mexican Schooner Tres Hermanos
BY F. Betancourt, for Belize, B. H., with
55 head of mules, valued at $4,000.
~ ,COAsTwIsE.
Dec. 4. American schooner F0stina, BY Pas
cagonla Lumber Co., for Boston, with SlS,
900 feet Of lumber.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, Nov. %, near Port Gibson,
CLARIssA Y. HUGHES, of Claiborne county
Miss. No Cards.
Mr.. Watkins is one Of the prominent mer-
chants of Moss Point, while his bride was one
of Claiborne c%ounty's fairest daughters. May
their royage through life be one long dream OF
happiness is the wish of all who know them.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At JACKSON, Miss. I
November l6, 1874. {

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss
November l6, 1854.
Notice rs hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has 6ied nOsice Of his
intention to make final proof 10 support
Of his claim, aud that said proof will be
made before the Circnit Clerk IF jack
sou county, at Scranton, Miss, IN JAM
nary 4, 1895. viz:
Eugene E.McDonald. of Zig Point. Miss.
HomesteadNo 1916. for the SEA section,
II. tow uship 4 south, range 5 west.
He numes The following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of, said land, viz:
Villa m A. Galloway, John C. Ely, Jr.,
N. b. Coleman, }. W. Jones' all vi Big
Point, Miss.
ROBERT +. WILSON. Register.
November %, 1894. 40.6s,s
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The dry kiln at Hunter, Benn & Co.'S
| mill, which was destroyed by fire a
short time ago, has been rebuilt and
is now in good working order.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Whn0n, at East PascagOula river
light station, yesterday morning, a
girl baby. We congratulate the young
parents.
Another Democrat In town. He
arrived at the residence OF our eff
cient Deputy Sheriff Mr.. G. d. Moore
Sunday last. Mother and child doing
well.
Mr.. Hartie e. Herring, with his
family, of Moss Point, have moved
into Mrs. Bragg's house near the Pas
cagOula river. 1t IL SO pleasant to
have ones mOther-in-law with him
all the time.
1t is a dangerous habit some chill
dren of the town have OF playing on
the cars standing In the yard, and
running along by. the side Of moving
trains. 1t should be stopped before
some Of them get seriously hurt.
Mr.. Elisha Carroll died at Van
cleave, this county on the oath OF Nov.
1894. He was born in Walden county.
Florida, In 1910. He served In the
Indian war of 1881, under Capt. Bar
rar, Browns regiment, and had been
drawing a pension for a year,
/ Capt. L. T. Belt has had a neat cot.
tage moved from next to DeJean 4
Mitchell's store to a vacant lot about
Is yards west from there, aud will oc-
cupy It as a residence, 1t being more
convenient to his Ice factory than his
present residence. Mr.. G. d. Atchi'
son was the contractor.
Work OF laying the track on tht
Moss Point and P~ascagOula railroad
Is being pushed as rapidly as possible
fsrhe company has rented an engine
from the Z. & N. company, 40 we arr
Informed, to draw the construction
train until the engine purchased by
the N. p. & 2. company arrives. TIL!
road will be a great convenience Il
our Moss Point friends, and Its CON.
pletlun Is look forward TO with mucl
+ interest by them.