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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-28
UNGuRNTo HOLLOW Ei. W AZ.

Este maraVillosO b6lsamo sanO
fnfalibl blemente las heridas anti9uas
las llagas, y los males de piernas :
de peCho. Por medic de su,, In :
fuencia las dlceTas virulentss t..
man muy pronto un aepecto con-
valeciente y desaparecen. JamAs
deja, este ungnento feErieerante,
de producir una Cura perfeCta de
Las afecciones de la 1niel, los cons.
tipados, las toses y el Eeumatiamo.
Iafn Cuando Sc ha apelado en- .vano
& todos los dem&s remedies. "f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-28

!, LtbTe Ge eSp1O sion y com
EtnsN6n eSpOMtdne0s. a a.
/ Sin hGnsO nj mGs osOr;
Este aOeite. producto de
una fabricaci6n especial
Ies iguaE sino superior & lOa
que Sc importan del ex
ttranJerob bajo diversos nom
Dres y marcas, tanto DC
Isus, cualidades lumfnica6
como por Ia seguridad nue
ofrece { loa coneumidofer
NuestrOs spreCiosron mn ,
aho mas reducidos que IL
de las 'marcas extranieraa.
que CON este mayor precio
40 bEindan a los consu;ni-
2ores ventajas de b aguna
lase. s
La eXDerienoia adnuI.s !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-28
EMPRESA
Tt1ORTSYSPlHULFS CORREOSDE LAS IsTlLLlS
E. y trasportes nnilitares
4e Sobrinos dt Herrera, Haban9.

Los vapOres de estA empresa efec.
tuarAn su salida desde este puerto On
los dias 5, 10, Is, 20 y IS de csda mes,
! las 8 de ID tarde en- los dias de Labor
' 1 las l2 del dia en- los festivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-28

DOCTRINE CRlSTLANL q
POR GIL EsTEVE'

= Nusva.. sdici6n psrtestamsnts
tmpresa , encuadeEnads On car
ton, !. NUEVE PESOS grHssa
Al contado.
Tomando 10 gruesAS se hace
nm buen descuento. .,.,,,.r, =
Dc venta en iesta Impreuta. .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-28
LINEA DE CUBA.

LIegarAn SOLO hasta Santiago De Cubs
los vapores que sslen los diaa S, 15y36.
Los de los dias s y IS tocarAn en-
Nuevieta, Puerto Padre, GibAra, Maya
RI, Baracoa, Guantanamo y Ouba a.
Ell dia! Is hard las miamas escalAs,
Z exception de Ia de MayAri, y ademGs
tocacA en- Saguh de T&namo. ...-~
Todos retornAr&n verifcRndo auE sA-
lidas do Cuba loS dias Is, - = 8, efec.
tuGndoae Ias sntradaa en- 10 HAbana
en- Las fechas coFrespondientes dc 10,
3e = Q dc cada mes.
Ninguno de eston vaporea tOcHrA =
au Fet0rno en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-28
VAPORE6:', ,t.. e.
u0RRHOsuM ESP AM011S
usEA nnMpANIA fRAsA1LANfTuA
::DE.A. LOPEZ - GOT
~ - G.


G0fVI1lU VG18 W04 y 31A0V
SALIDAE.-DO Barcelona Loo dia1 -
10 cada mes De Malaga 81 1yH.-OoUa'
dis Sl 10y 30. s... :.
Sc oxpead0n biIlStel dIrOCtoa para 1ayaees2
Ponce, Santiago dc Cuba, Gibara, NDevita
Sabanilla y Colon. con trasbordo en- Puer
to-Rico Habana. ,5,.,.....
VALE DIRECTO DESDE PT0-RIC0
A CAD1Z
y en- epoca cua1entenaria ,.o
ALA OORUNA z SANTANDER'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-28
T1NTAS PARA;ESCRIBIR
IN Ia IPRENTA DEE "BObETIN NERCANTIT,

Las tiDtas p&ta escribir que venuo esta CASA
prOcedenteS de las msjores F&bricas del mundO ii.
pustr'al. no admiten competelCia en- el meroado.
a Sus nermosOs cOlores So durahilidsd sus selec.
tas classes las gsrantizan dandOles patsnta dc pfO.
ducto superior f.s = $ u.
Anddass d este Ia ganga de una baratura sin,
igual, y SO COnVendra en- que nuestras tintas para
escribif tanen aon perfactO darechO cbnquistads
rref6r0nnia General azeg .y 3. 80 5s-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-28
LlBROS BARAToS,

De vents, en- la Imprenta.. del
BoLETIN MERCANTm.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-05-11
Slerif,s Sale.
L. 4 A scnA"rr' Amount Of Judgment
W. ~ ~,
WN GEORGE. mud all cOSts.

L. 4 A. scHAnFr' Amount L.. Of Judgment
vs.. W ~,
wM.. GEonGr. and all costs.
BY virtue Of an execution in the above
cause. to me directed by Oh, ~. y. Chids-y.
II Justice Of the Peace u said county. |
will, on
Monday, he 4M Day Of june, 1894,
within legal hours. at the front door of
the Court house Of said county. IN the town
of scranton. offer for sale 1T public ont
cry I" the highest bidder for cash, the
following described property. tO-wit:
Lat No. . Ofthe Oil Hotel property. and
ln1ds IN the tOwn of East PMscaxomla,
l~ginnin. at a corner posi- adjoining lands
now. m formerly belonging to WIN. y,
DOdsnn. ST.. and running from thence
north I'VE hnnir9l and fifty (!!a) f.et ;
lhruos wrst ~sixty.twO (62) feet ; thence
south two hu,drI and fifty ESQ, feet /;
thence east along the margin Of Pascal
go'la Bay sixty.,wo (12) tcet to place Ut
beginning. L~virtl NlNln ~ the property
ri sahl VIM. George to satisfy u Judgment
iUnnlrred IN favor Of said l.. H. A. Schnrif
Gar A9S .O7 und co~ts.
Said wrUpwrty ~ be sold subject tn Il
vendors lien tor S6O0. 90.
f. u. LEwIS, sheriff.
May 4, 1s9l. II At
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tOFFICIAL.1
T0WN OF SCRANTON.

a special mec''ng OF the Board OF Mayor am
H'uerme" was he'a III tne mayors Office at
G.ock y. "' Mohday, MAY I.
Mem3ers present Mayor ": G. Altman
W.M. Vah'y, h. +. ilckett,J W. Altman anC
"'n lho"Psoh, A'defmen:
M'hu,es %, previous meeting were read and
a"op'ea. Inc ioi'owihg omissions OF the or
ders OF the Board at ITS last meeting were or
oereu spre"u vi Tue minutes: Report OF the
comm,',ee on inc map OF the Delmas estate
received, aha the expense OF map ordered paid,
and committee discharged. Ordered, That the
clerk nave the map reduced IN scale and size
ana accorded:
oruereu, mat olds De taken, sealed, to con-
struct Il water tower Tor lire purposes for d
TANK as per pan ana specifications on file in
the Town Clerks Office, and all bidders are re-
9nested :" be present at the opening of said
bids at the next meeting of the Board. The
Board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
ordered, Ihat the committee purchase a
htteen Thousand gallon water tank instead of
the ten Thousand gallon tank Of the former
order.
No''ce OF special meeting ordered read, to-
WI: ist-To grant the lease of DeJean L
Mitchell and r.. IT,. Lewis to build n wharf at
the foot OF krebs Avenue 2d-To canvas and
declare the result OF the election held the 2Gth
day Of March, 1874, as regards the establish
ing OF water works; 3d-To pass ordinances
IN regard to persons on the railroad platform,
and to control persons burning trash and brush
m the town 4th-To consider the petition Of
u. D. Jane ana D. a. Miller to retail 5th-To
levy. a privilege tax on state tax passed at
the last session OF the legislature.
Came on to be heard the lease Of DeJcan 4
Mitchell ann +. II. Lewis tor the right to erect
a wharf at the intersection Of krebs Avenue
and the river, and the right to collect wharfage
on same, postponed to the next meeting.
1t appearing that ON the 10Th of March, 1894,
That an election was held in the office of the
Mayor Of this town, IN pursuance Of an order
passed BY this Board ON the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1894, in regard to establishing water
works for the sale OF water and, whereas, at
a meeting of this Board held April 3, 1894, be-
ing the first meeting held after said election,
this Board, in open meeting, duly canvassed
said election returned hyM. Z. Altman, Mayor,
calling out or reading the election tickets, and
W. NJ. Canty, a member Of this Board, tally
ing the same on paper and it appearing from
said election tickets and said tally that the
following votes were cast For water, 81 ;
against water, 55; that eight Of the tickets
marked for water have names marked on the
oack OF lhem, ana mat eleven OF the tickets
marked against water nave m marked on
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-05-11

/, o. Randall, assignee Of W. =. Dod.
son, will, on
Monday, the 4h Day 9f June, 1894,
IN legal hours, offer for sale for cash u
the highest bidder. at tte front door 81
the Courthouse in the t6Nu Of Scranton.
Mississippi. the following described prop
erty, tO-wit. =
" Of lot No. - Of the Baptiste tract III
the town Of PascagOula, Mississippi, hav-
ing a front OF nv feet on Market Strvot
by 200 feet in depth. Said property con
tHins u house with fOHr rooms.
Also NJ Of lot No 4, having a front on
Canal Street OF 20 feet by u depth Of so
feet. with Il house OF two rooms, al in the
Baptiste tract In the said town Of P,.sca.
gonla.
Also one two. horse top carriage. For
the benefit Of Lie creditors'ot tile Mid W.
8. DOdsOn.
y. RANDALL, Assignee.
] will slso OFFER for sale at the sams time
and place, the n If lot No. IA. having u
front on Market Street Of la2 feet by zoo
feet deep. with public hall u by 81 feet.
two-storiss high with kitchen attached.
.. RANDALL.
May II, lSvl. 1?-it
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COnslablc'S Sale.

BY virtue OF a vculitioni exrmnas il.
sued by Oliver Wood. Justice Of tic Peace,
on tue 9th Of May, 1894, in the c ase Of O.
Randall VS.. Wm.C. Conly, Judgment for
$o7 aud costs, | will, on
Monday. June 4h. 1894,
sell at the door of the Courthouse If
jackson county, Mississippi, VI public
ontcry for cash to the highest bidder, tho
following lands in Jackson county, Mis-.
sissippi, to.wit:
ST of sw} and set Of nw4 sec. 3, town
ship Z, senth ranges west II Of sw4 and
II Of SIT sec. I, township I, south range
8 west; net OF nwt mud vt OF net md
net Of swt aud nwt ,fH4 stBc. 8. township
I, soath rangey5g west nwt vi sw3 aud
swt of se3 sccff township Z, south range
B west, net Of nwt sec. 10 township Z,
south range |. west, attached aud sold ~
the property df the defendant III tho
above cause..
LJ. CUNNINGHAM,
Constable.
Ma II, Ism. ls-4t
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NJ. A. Dees, for amount ~unearned
by Ia. Vice, convicted, and dis
charged on appeal under Roal
Law, out Of General County
RUM 2l.ll
j.. j. Cunningham, deputy sheriff.
lees IN State Cases To date, out of
General County Fund.......... CO
The right OF way was granted 10 tn,
Natcliez Il Pascagon!a Raj lroaa Compan ,
over the Telephone Road, provided rcgu
lar work commences within 80 days fiom
this date. and under such restrictions ~
The BOARD may hrIeaiie r impose.
Ordered, That the following Road
O,erseers. in Braf M. 3. he appointed on
the following roads. to-wit: e
No. 3D. aracenia Road from middle Of
Black Creek Bridge to River Road, VIM.
Vice.
No. 8-River Read from south line Of
Beat No. : to north bank of Four-mile
Greek, John Robinson.
No 81 River Road from north bank
of four-mile Creek to Randall Ferry.
John Aiken.
No. S-1elephonc Road from Randall
Ferry TO corporation line of Scranton, &.
II. Wood.
No. :D-Grifin Road from Dantzler's
store to Randall Ferry Road near Wilcox
resiucnce, }, W. Griffin.
No. 4O-DntclI Bayou Read from Ran.
dali Ferry Road to Elder Ferry. Joe
Cirlot.
No. Al Foundry Road from Telephone
'V Mo y, % "' nh' s.i.S n"''H, 80 pa".zler
w.. Nv y, n T VI r,oh1 Noa" from
n,e'sei',"" =, .e'ei'"o"e hoaa 70 corpo-
" ~, ."' r,.' rn,'' ,""s' na1!.
p.aI ~ "'ue' i'''s "
%'' &c. ,
r,,".h y. ".," no'r nv" o.A-m''o
pmr". tua,L ''p'' II" '"' VI '''"n'""'
ny" I,:'S n. ,
cr a J =" IM"' Ill., "p'a n"m s'A'm''e
M ~ r , w." '..Heo"'
,,t;nn I'm. ,rp,.,ayon,a p.,tt ,mp"-
M Ri y, w;r, t.".a
R,nolns N'"' ~ ""0 ''"'0. W.
n, S1'p,ul.., r,ro, D., e.am ~,
..,L",o pn'n w., a. DAY." noa. in"an iei'
Lll"n" ~ H." ""' P'''"'0 'es''
M Nam r,n., r..., D., NJ,
.,i,nno p.,.,.I n.,, d.. .s NJ /"
WarJ Nat, VIM NV WI ""'
A., ta"r."m.n r,,,. r..,. u..,
LII W.I,;f, pn'I n.,T 10y n'""
NJ va 'mli G";m' D.. o"." y u
.;,,,s s,nn. u 49, I.,,.n'. n.1I !. ~ D.
n.n. wv" "'' "'"'
N'' Wn r,.m n,,,,.. p.,.,..r-
IN, ny ", ~ r"w,n: E''" y. r.; Le'n-
"' ~ ~ '" Nv, I""a" Mcnay.
r. Mu p,,,I m.a "'' "'a TO- n'n"a,'
.o..H Ho'" "e'' A'"' N"ge's' u u
n'nc p.,,u,,
Nv ~, T'..A w.,"I,mm UDreS p
Noi '"'LSi'n"ma. " .' rHry noaI
"e". a., Tu,"o" w. !. re hoa"
"cal sc, ~. " " mas uranaM.
NS. ~ 'tioe' 'i""" ""',n 'me
o'''"'o" y" i-aHe avenue, +. NJ.
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The Bay st. Louis Lodge X. of II.
wis instituted Saturday, May 5, at
Fircmcn's Hall, with % charter men,
bcrs. Three new members will be mi
tiatcd at the next meeting, 3rd Thurs
day in May. Deputy Grand Dictator
John A. Vandewall was assisted by
Dictator NJ. Gciger, OF Pennington.
Past Dictator VIM. II. Smith and Bro.
ii. Colmer, Of Escatawpa. bay st.
Louis Lodge promises to he one of the
foremost lodges on the Gulf Coast.
The visiting officers arc loud In their
praises of the people of the Bay City.
They were entertained royalty, and
will long remember their visit to Bay
ST. Louis.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OiFiCE ArJACxsON, Miss.

LAND OfflCE At JACKSON, Miss,
April ". 1874. (
Notice il herchy given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice OF his
intention I" make final proof in support
Ut his claim. and that said proof will bc
made before the Circnit Clerk Of jack
son county, ut Scranton, Miss, on June
2, 1874. VIZ:
Henry Fry, Homestead M. l9442, for
the ~lmrtheast I Sec. 3, Township : south,
Range q west.
He names Tho following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon an
cultivation Of sail laid, viz.
Rankin Lee. James N. Mallett. l.. 8.
Ward, >, Gibson, all Of Howell Postofi G,
Miss. =
ROBERT +. WILSON, Register. q
April ~. ls04. get
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LAND Notice.
LAND OFFICE At jackson, Miss,

LAND OFFICE At jackson, MIS-, |
April Is, lsM \
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing namct settler has filed NOTICE Of hs
intrntMn to make hEul prnf in support
ii his claim. and That said prof will be
nude ,N.iOre the Circuit Clerk Of Jack
son county, at Scranton, Miss, OH Jnro
., loDl, viz:
Tlhomas X. Tucker, ~lI"FwsIrad No.
XeO!, for the west northwest and west
southwest t, Sec. 80, Township ~nIh'
Range 7 west.
He names the following witnesses 70
prove his Continuous residence upon AMI
cultivation Of, said land, viz:
Robert Z. Lyons, lOllie Z, Willie, RaS
Ca'rrll. George }. Smith, all Of Vanelca'e
POstOfiice. Miss.
ROBERT Il. WILSON, Register.
April @. 1894. 9A
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OficiaI.I
Board Of Supervisors
JACKSON COUNTY,

The Board met in regular session OF
Monday, May Z, 1894. All the officers an,
members Of raid Board were PR sent.
The retl,ion Of Mrs. A. Franco to can,
eel the license to keep the Franco Ferry
at Ocean Springs, heretofore granted lol
by this Board /; and further praying fol
the privilege and license of Keeping tn,
said Terry for five years, beginning April
Z. 1894 which sand petition having bee,
heard and understood, the same wa.
granted. aud Mrs. Franco allowed tn
keep and maintain the same for five wears
from Apiil >. 1894 tTlle above order WA,
made at last term. but entry thereof wa.
inadvertently omitte,l. and same is here
entered nunc protunc.
Edmond G.f was appointed Ovcrseel
on Road No. IS, from Iuhn's Bayou t.
John McMillan's. Tor the year 1894 /; vic,
Eddie Mcmillan removed.
Ordered, That Trustees Of Dogwood
Point School M allowed the sum of Sli
ont Of township 3, south range 8 west,
funds, for the re- pair Of the school house.
Ordered. That tho sherif repair the
sidewalk and curbing around the court.
house property, and present the bill
Therefor a the next term.
The order made ut the March term. 1894,
and ,GlOlied on page rs of the minutes,
book 3, be amended 80 rs to read az fol.
lows: A. Altman and d. Mcdonald hav.
ing been appointed ut a former meeting
OF tue Board to inspect the plOp ,sed
change in the road described as u cOntin.
,iatIon Ul Cedar Street to Lake Ave nue.
and Lake Avenue Road in Beat No. 3, and
said Commissioners having inspected
same, and reported adversely thereon,
the petition for said change of road Is
hereby denied and the ROAD heretofore
la.d out and described us the continue
non Of Cedar Street from northern tow ,
limits, through lands of Mead Brothers,
aud Othels, to Lake Avenue. and also
Lake Avenue from River to River Road
be, aud the same is, hereby declared a
public road.
Mead Bl"tlie,' were allowed SIS, nay.
able out of gesmal county funds, for
damages Sustained by them on account of
The road 'lcsclibed in above order pass
ing through their lands.
o. Brown was given permission TO
erect II gate across the public road :.on his
land near the ferry kept by him, in Eoal
No. :, upon Ills compliance with the con.
di,ions of tho law in snch matters.
John Webb was appoin,rd ovrrs,er mn
Road No. 100. from railroad CROSSING man,
county road TO Belle Foun,,inn In, y :.
vice Andrew RAMSAY removed,
Ordered, That the change asked far IN
the Mobile Road at Orauyr Gm,v. IN.
made, and that no c1anuo be made in
that loud at Six.mil. I,,nn:h
Ordered, That A. Blumer. N. Mcyu,is
j. W. Griffin. v. b. smith nni 4. Ian,
ny, the COMMITTEES heretofore %upUoiUtrd
in r.f.,pncr tn ,rnn,i,s m s,f,vJ, ."T \"
Moss Point, be authorized TO ok nenj n"t
ext.edinr SAO for needed work IN "ort,,
end of Sec,;ou / thereof.
Ordered, That \. c. Holley lc a,lowml
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND Office AT JACKSON. Miss.


LAM ftCf. Al JACkSON. MINIS, I
March y, 1884,
Notice. is hereby given That the follow.
ing named settler has filed notice Of hs
intention to make final proof in snpmt
Ut his clam. and that sand proof will DO
made before the Circnit Clerk Of Grrruv
county. ut Leakcs VILE, Miss, on My
-, lS94. viz:
Grorye Mizrll. POmrstrad No. 1854
for the north ! northwest t. and north !
n0rihrasl /, section b, township | north,
range 6 west,
He names the following witnesses to
prove his GOntinnOns residence upon and
cultivation 1T sanl land. VIZ:
j.. II. EnlMnks, Z. A. Mcleod, ". X.
Reeves. ID. A. Mcleod, all Of Vernal post
office. Miss.
ROBERT Il. WILSON, Register.
April 4. 1894. 7@
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DIR. J.. J.. 0oss, the reported leader
of the white caps OF Marion county,
is In jail ut Meridian for safe keeping.
His trial will come of in June. There
will have to be some hanging before
the white cap band is broken up.
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Senator Mel .aurin was trying a case
before the circuit court In Rankin
Co., Miss, just before his election to
the Senate, about a month ago. There
was a negro and IA dog involved.
"What is the dog good for, uncle q
asked Mr.. McLaurin. "Wil he catch
cOOns 2"
Never hearn err his catchin' nutl.
I'M" replied the darkey. "Ain't nc
count at all. He jes lays aroun' dc
house, he does, an eats an sleeps.
Amt wnf Shucks. OATS what makes
us call i'm what we DO"
What do YOU call him 2"
lawyer Washington Times.
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Chairman Wilson. of tariff bill fame.
Is taking in the sights among the
Louisiana sugar plantations. Upon
his return he will probably fall in very
readily with the notifications made
to the sugar schedule in favor of the
planters by the Senate.
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HANCOCK COUNTY HEARD FROM.
Col. Thomas R. Stockdale Deliberately
Betrays a Friend,

Col. Thomas R. Stockdale Deliberatel,
Betrays q Friend.
The following open letter of Mr.. A
r. Hart, editor Of the Sea Coast Pro
gress, speaks 0 ritself. This is moi
the first instance where Col. Stock
dale has proved false to a friend or
this coast. Read the letter below
An OPEN LETTER
To Hen. Thos. =. Stsskdaie, Washing,
inEtsp, D. G.
Sir-Your former endorsement of
my application to be appointed post.
master at this place, and your subse-
quent Withdrawal thereof, all OF which
is now public property, render it pro-
per that the people OF this city and
county should know all the facts in
the matter, and l therefore address
you this open letter.
When l became an applicant for
the postmastership and forwarded my
recommendations to you, after consid-
.ering same, you not only endorsed my
appointment, but advised my Oppo-
nents by letter that you had done 81.
This attitude of endorsement you
maintained for months thereafter
and in fact until the appointment was
made-and in January Of this year
when it was rumored that you had
withdrawn your support you sought IA
meeting with ME to assure me that
the rumOr was false and that my ap-
pointment would be made.
After having published to the world
that you had endorsed me, without
notice to me and without cause you
throw me owe and have my opponent
appointed, thus subjecting me to the
humiliation Of defeat after Il promise
Of success from you had been made
public by you.
For all this you have youchsafed
no word of explanation, either to me
or to my friends who supported me,
and it becomes my duty to give pub
licly to those friends what | under.
stand is your reasOn for this course
| now here charge that you have de-
liberately betrayed and played me
false on the demand OF men outside
of this city and county, and in order
to carry out your political schemes
for reelection you have permitted
men outside Of this city to name its
postmaster against the endorsement
Of every friend you had therein, and
over the request Of THE ONE MAN
who secured your nomination in 1886.
l make this public that the people
Of this town and county may know
that their recommendations are to be
held for naught, and that orders re-
celved by you from beyond our borders
control the appointments to our
Offices.
A. r. HART.
Bay 81. Louis, Miss, April 30, 1894.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-05-11

The three leaders of the Coxey gang
-COXey, Browne and Christopher Co
lumbus J~0nes-have been found by a
Washington jury, and will have to
submit to a sentence. This ends the
march on to Washington.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-05-11

The Mississippi State Dental Assoc
citation, which has been in session at
Natchez for several days past, has ad-
journcd to meet in Jackson next April.
The following officers we're elected
w. +. Walker, Bay st. Louis, presi-
dent: f.. II. Smith, Water Valley,
vice president; T. Z. West, Natchez,
secretary G. G. Crowder, treasurer.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-05-11

''Thc nOblcst old Roman of them
all" Allen G. Thurman, in a lengthy
interview, cordially endorses Presi-
dent Cleveland's administration, and
says that before the expiration of his
term, the wisdom Of the Presidents
course will be fully demonstrated.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-05-11

Ex-Prcsidcnt Harrison sees no rea.
@ why he should become a mummy
by having nothing to say on political
matters. That's right, Bonnie, spit it
out say what you want to, and let
'em know that you are still in the race
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-05-11

IL you want trade, advertise in the
DEMOCRAT.STAR. Keep IN advertise
mcnt In the paper all the time, set.
ting forth, Ia plain English, what you
have for sale, and those IN need Of
merchandise will give you U call and
buy. A hint, to the wise, is sufficient.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-05-11

Hon. A. NJ. Byrd, editor of the Ne
shOba Democrat, announces his candi-
dacy for Congress from the Fifth Dis
trict. lie is a strong man, and enters
the race with a good following.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-05-11
BAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss,
Anril .3 1SQl

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss, !
April y. l>9l.
Notice is hereby given that The follow
ing-namrd settler has filed notice. of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and thar SAID proof will h.
made before the Circuit Clerk OF Jarkso
county. at Scranton, Mississippi, on June
3. 1894, viz:
Jane A. Lott. for the heirs of jeff, rsou
l.. Lott deceased, Homestead No l7li5
for the 81 nwt and vi nr4 section 4, town.
ship ) south, range = west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upO aud
cultivation Of said land. viz:
John j. Oneal, Albert n. Ladner. Har-
mon Wilson, Henry Fletcher, all Of Van
clc..ve pOstoflicc. Mississippi.
ROBERT +. WILSON. Register.
April "a. 1Sgl. loft