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ADJUSTMENTS.

HALLEN & HART open their brief
Salt LAKE seison tonight 10 their
comedy exit called Tue Idea. The
company has been here some time,
killing time thrown on their hands by
the floods In the Northwest, or this
would have been one Of the many
towns "missei" during this peculiar
apasou.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Wofli's Fair Highest MEDAL and Diploma.
Noiuius s,fNnE~

Iutelllgcut p opie, who realize the
important pHT, the blood holds IN keoI-
ing the body In a normal condition,
ind nothing strange In the number Oi
dhesses HoOd's Sarsapatilla Ia able 10
cure. 30 many troubles result from
impure blood, the beet way 10 ca.
them IN through tho blood. uoO-'s
sAuapaiilla yitslizes the blood.
Hood'a pills are the best after Inner
pills, a.sitt digestion, prevent cJng,ips-
tiUp. o
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Grove, but that he was compelled 10
leave thufe on account Of the town
couucll passing a special ordinance
making IL unlawful for him TO play on
the streets Of that city. He therefore
came TO Salt Lake, where the people
all loved music.
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Ball at Sallair.

There will be grand bail at Saltalr
tomorrow night. The Indications arc
that II will DO well attended. A train
VIII leave tne beach for the city about
III O'Clock.
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Meeting This Evening.

II expected that the Board Of FIRE
and Police Commissioners will hold n
meeting this evening, although no
definite announcement had bsen made
up to the time OF going to press.
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WUAL ESTATE

7raHrfrt fief iu ne ore % ~ C1tH'T re-.
sarisr Of StH LIls cIusg ION . q. 10,
lfIffrNHr.
Henry Schmidt Ct uN Co UiUHauu q.
kinney part of section o., tuWn.
HHU . south, gauge 4 ruHt, .4.s.G ll
fuiIl Mining Company 60 u. ~ ilH-
lHItuu vt 90 part interest Boo Abel.
Dc Iuuttsssssssssss ssssssssssitsssi.s. 10 NN
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FaithurstJ Nichols 4 N0uu1Thomas
Fowler Nymau Chaa
f0lgor a Persons q lrtttANs.
Green 10 Patterson O. T. Mou1 rurUine0
Green vs. Parker y ~ Alunzioa tussuH
Gerber M rront - 90 giuseppe uUt
Grants ~ Poet " B. NCccl.0
0rHddllrJ Price Philip Console Italian
GENrLEMEHs LIST
s. No. NASH, Postmaster.
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COMMERCIAL


SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE
Today's clearing hUuss exchanges
amounted to fl45,3ll. Same day
last year, Sli0 1871.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Yofk,-Suvcr, 1.l; lead, S8.l0.
London. silver, rs l-lBI.
ORE AND nuLLiJN.
Wells, Fargo d O.. received today;
Penn. bullion, ts,i2l.
II. r. Jones d 90. received today.
Bulllun, t5,g5n.
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Whnt Is Moro ATTRACTIVE

Than a pretty face with a fresh. bright
c0mp.yaiou1 ForH uso po1onis Powder
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RLL9rd

A. tho Worlds Columbian Exposition
At Chicago. A medal and diploma word.
eds "suprqmo excellence In material.
method In manufacture, ami quality Of
finished producli elasticity aud smooth
ness combined with holding power in
olinoh. Il allows tho use Of very small
nails"
There IA nothing beyond supreme excellence
nor is there any mlug comprised % a horse nail
except the material from which u ia made,
"thc method OF manufacture" and qualify q
nnlahcd product" fuinam Nails, by their
"olasurity," give slightly 90 The expansion and
contraction u tho hoof while the morse u In
motion, BY their "smouthnoss,' DO not en-
larFu the nail holes "a the huuf, while their
supreme excellence" In holding powOT In
che cinoh' enables them W hold the shot In
the hardest service uuu worn out
hy tho "uFe Of email nails" large holes are
avoided and money saved ~ the anita
THUS Il will be seen that the onlcials % the
Worlds Columbian Exposition ToeoRn -
What qualities 20 30 male up good horse nan
and that only tho putnam contains them AAAs
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-13
THE PRIMARY ELECTION LAW.

There seems TO De a wide difference
OF opinion in constructing the prima-
ry election law. In our opinion it is
quite simple. Section 1853 of the An
notated Code, gives the district COM
mittees power to call the nominating
convention, and name the day for Sc
Letting delegates. In our case, August
25th is the day. Section 1851 gives to
each county the choice of method and
number of delegates. Section 1864
gives full directions as to how an
election is held, and Section 1868 in
structs as to mass meetings. The dis
trict committee did not order primary
elections, but left it to each county to
adopt its own method, which is as far
as they could go.
1T is certain that all of the counties
of this Congressional district must
select their delegates on the 25th day
of August, and equally true that they
have their individual choice between
mass meetings and primary elections.
We trust our Democratic friends in
the various counties of this district
will comply strictly with the law, SC
there will be no trouble when the
nominating convention meets on the
4tll of September to name a candidate
for Congress from the Sixth District,
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NATCHEZ, Miss, May 90. 1894

], Henry G. Griffin, a citizen of Nat.
chez, Miss, do hereby certify that the
annexed pages, from | t05 inclusive
and lettered a and b, arc'true and cor.
rect copies Of letters from Thos. r.
Stockdale to John r. Hull which
were copied by myself and in my own
handwriting from the originals Which
were In my possession at my request
by John L. Hull. These copies are on
Genl Land Office, Div. P. letter heads
and were made In 1889 while l was in
the service Of that department.. The
foriginals were in the handwriting OF
Hon. Thos. r. St0ckdale and were re.
turned to him at Natchez, Miss, Just
prior to the last Presidential election
by me in person. Annexed also arc
two letters from John r. Hull dated
Sheffield, Ala, Sept. I, 1887, and Dec,
ID, 1883, referring to those letters, also
letters from Col. Stockdale, dated
Summit, Miss, June 5, 1887.
[Signcdl HENRY q. GRIFFIN.
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citation Notice.
The State OF Mississippi:

lIlc Ct''lC vi NlHoiooIpVH.
TO all persons having, or claiming any
right, title or interest in the following
described lands, situated IN Jackson
county, Mississippi, to-wit !:
FL Of SCI section II, township 9 south,
range west; SW4 section 2 and NW4 OF
NIi4 section -, township 2 south, range
) west NW4 OF NE4 of section "a and
SW4 OF sW4 of section 80, township 3
south, range Z west NE4 and w of Sci
of section 32 and NE4 of SCI of SECTION
"a. township 3 south, range ) west ; ~
Of NW4 section a. township A soutl, range
Z west NW4 of NE4 and NWi of SEA OF
section 2, township A south, range : west ;
SW4 of NWt of section A, township 5
south, range = west SW4 of SW4 and
SEA and SW4 of NW4 of section 6; SW4
of St4 and SCI OF SW4 Of section II.
township . south. range Il west SEA of
NW4 OF sect on l.; NW4 If SW4 and
SEE of SWl "i section II; SCI of Sch Of
section ~; NV of sN4 ami T.! of MI
of srcrion ~, township 6sonth. range 5
west NWf o. NW4 Of section !, township
q south. range q west SEA Of NW4 OF
section 2i; NWi of SCI Of section u,
townslip & south. range : west ; NW4 of
SE4 ct section IL. township g. mth, range
3 Yves: ; SW OF >W4 OF %sectinn rs. town
SHIP I south. tange 3 west - Of NE4 Of
section =; sEt ot SE4 of section 3; SWt
OF NJ nj SECTION 6; 81! of SEA ot section
.; NW4 of ;'Et at section IA: M of SE4
and NJ ofSW4 aud w OF NE4 Of section
10, township 7 south, range west +; SW4
OF section 81, township 5 south, range
west ; NE4 cfNW4 Of section %: Sci OF
NE4 dissection "a, township 9 sonth, range
. west NE4 of SB4 OF section 9; SCI OF
NWf of section II SW4 of NE4 of sec
ton "a, township 5 south, range 5 west
NWt of NEi of section II ; NW4 of NEi
Of section Is, township 3 south, range /
west Z! OF SWt of section II, township
3 south, range 8 west NE4 OF NE4 OF
section d. township south, range s west
Ea Of NE4, NW4 OF SCI and Sci of SW4
OF scctiol $; NW4 of Sci and NJ of SWl
OF section 81 NE4 OF SW{ of section q =;
NWH of SW4 of section 25, township 4
south. range & west; SW4 of NW4 of sec.
ti0n 10, township A south, range ) west
NJ of NE4 of section 8, township 5 south,
range Z west /; WI of NE4 of section 7,
township 5 south, range ) west SE] OF
wv III" oC1 vi Nl'9 VI SVC'lVH 10, tOWu'
ship q south. range 4 west ; NJ of Lot 5 OF
section Is; SCI Of NWt Of section "a,
township 6 south, range 6 west WI oil
NW4 of section 20 NJ of NW4 and NW4
ofNE4 of section S5, township 6 south,
range 7 west; NW4 Of Sci Of section 8
SCI of SW4 Of section IA; SCI of SW4 OF
section 10; NW4 Of NWt OF section II,
township 7 south. range 5 west; w OF
SCI of section II, township Z south, range
: west.
You are commanded to appear before
the Oh ancery Court Of the County OF
Jackson, IN said State, on the
Second Monday Of August,
A. d. 1894, to defend the suit in said
court of George W. Carlisle, wherein you
are a defendant.
This July 10Th. 1894.
W. NJ. DENNY, Clerk.
| ,Julv "a. a 81 s+
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS, I
June A, 1894. {
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 be
made before the Circuit Clerk of jack
son county, at Scranton, Miss, on July
Ia, 1884, VIZ:
Albert G. Scarborough, Homestead No.
24O54, for the set section 10, township i
south, range s west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon au
cultivation of said laad, viz.
Calvin Seymour, of Biloxi postofice
Miss W. M. Devro, of Fort Bayou post.
Office, Miss, Dave Delaney and Wesley
Cox, of Ocean Springs postofice, Miss.
ROBERT Z. WILSON, Register.
June s. 1894. 16-6t
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JOHN HILL, Moss Point,
W. J. E. GERARD, Scranton
HORTON & LUNDY, s SSESs
July &, 1894. COON
LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss,
I,,,, IN 1901

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Mss,
June 80, 1894 \
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF MS
intention to make final proof IN slpp"rl
OF his clam, and that sad proof VIII w.
made before the Chancery Clerk Of JACK.
son comfy. at Scranton, Miss, Oh August
II. 1894. WIS 400.
Solomon Gates. Homestead No. leoi,'
for the w SE4 and ny SWt section v
township 5 south, angeS west.
He names the following witnesses y
prove his continuous residence upon a'"
cultivation Of sand land. VIZ: .r.,
Scaborn Bilbo, Henry Fletcher a,,' !,
Ladnicr and George W. Tootle, all d
VaTcleavc PostOttice, Miss.
REBERT f. WILSON, Register
July 6, 1894. SV'"'
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Citation Notice.

The State of Mississippi
To Mrs. ct. Goclzer and Therese Goel.
ger:
Yon are hereby cited to appear before
the Chancery Court of Jackson county,
in said State, ut 4 conrt TO BIS holden in
The courthouse thereof, in the town of
Scranton, on the
I'd Monday Of august,
A. d. 1894, then and there to show cause.
If any you eau why the final ccOunt oil
W. M. Denny, administrator of the estate
OF 1helese Goelzer, deceased, should NOT
be passed upon and allowed. said final
account beng now on file in the office OF
the undersigned,
Given under my hand this July 9th
1894. w. NJ. DENNY. Clerk.
July ID, 1891. 21-5t
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. MISS,

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss, I
July 8, 1894. !
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 he
made before the Chancery Clerk of Jack
son county, at Scranton, Miss, on August
"A, 1894, viz:
Dennis Thomas, Homestead No. 2l736,
for the NJ SCI and 81 NE4 section 80
township 2sOuth. range I west.
He lanes the following witnesses tc
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said lands, viz
Ransom Farley, John Smith, Silas
Grant. Jesse Mtlunis, all of Basin Post
Office, Miss.
ROBERT L. WILSON, Register.
July IL, 1894. 2l-6t
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otatc Of MISSISSIPPI, JACKSON county:
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Supervisors OF said county, at it's next
August term will hear complaints of er.
rontous assessments, and make sor,ec-
tions therein where legally required W
to do, IN the following manner, to.wit:
For Beats Nos. l and s, Tuesday,
August !, 1S94 for Beats Nos. l and !,
Wednesday and Thursday mornings,
August 9Th and 9th; for Beut No. 4, Fri
day aud Saturday mornings. August 10th
aud 18th Beat No. 3, IN tho afternoons
Of Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, August StI', 9th, 10th aud 1lth,
1894.
W. ". DENNY, Clerk.
july 10, 1894. 2l.at
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Mayors & Theobold, general insu.
rance agents Of Biloxi, Miss, now
represent the Caledonian of Edin.
b~urgh-the oldest insurance compan,
In Scotland, and one of the best In tho
world. II was organized in 1905, ant
IS familiarly called the "Scottisl
Chief" Its assets in Scotland arc
large. but its American assets, what
the American policy holders arc inter
ested in, are nearly ~, 900, 900. Call or
or address this irm II you desire one O
its policies.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MlSS''

4bhAND .nt 4
June 4, ISL !,
Notice is hereby given that the 'o " Nv,
ing named settler has filed notice oa. a,t
intention to make iEal proof III sugpI i.
Of his claim, and that said PROOF w ,".t.
made before the Circnit Clerk Oh '% suIv
son county, at Scranton, Miss, Oh guy
l6. 1874, viz: NJ.
Frederic Bobinger, Homestead a.,
l7665, Tor the 81 ne4 and "a set scc''0'
township s south. range7 west: ,s..s 10
He names the following wltn'ss,' and
prove his continuous residence npop"'
cultivation OF, said land, viz: ,.u 1,r,es
Charles v. Pitcher, Joln Gi'l, ',
Carroll, Turp Parker, all OF 'aO''''
pOstOf1ice, Miss,
ROBERT Z. WILSON, Register
June 8. 1894. ~"
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PROSPECTIVE IMPROVEMENTS AT
PASnAGOULA.

New Orleans Times-Democrat,
Certain capitalists interested ! n the
Southern lumber trade are seriously
contemplating the building of Il long
pier at PascagOula for the purpose OF
enabling trains TO run out to Il point
where the water is deep enough TOT
large ocean-going vessels. The pro-
jcct is to run the pier out TO deep
water so that lumber aud timber for
export can be loaded into them from
the pier. There is mud bottom at
that portion Of the coast, ana there
would be no danger OF the channel
tllling up or changing, as ut Galveston
where the bottom is sandy.
Tracks would be laid along the pier
so that trains could be run so as 10 lie
right alongside the vessels they were
loading. The present system OF load
ing vessels with export lumber and
timber Is to have the sea-golng vessel
anchor in deep water and secure its
cargo from lighters and small smiling
vessels; but, of course, by this system
they are unable to proceed with thelr
loading except in fair weather, so that
the trade is often m embarrassed with
costly delays. A great deal of good
pine country would be tributary to
Pascagolla, provided this pla n were
carried into effect, and several pr0mi-
nent lumbcrmen have already ex-
pressed their approval of it.
The project of building a railroad
from the interior country to deep
water in the bay Of Pascagoula has
been on foot for the past two years.
Mr.. +. w. Flint, of Mount Aircy, Ga,
is at present actively engaged in in
teresting Northern capitalists in his
scheme, and having already secured
the right of way, there is some hope
of his accomplishing this project in
the near future.
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.H,ess .FdrerfiSesHfH rial
Petition For Liquor
License.

To the Honorable Board of Mayor
and Aldermen OF the town of Scran-
ton, Jackson county, Mississippi
The undersigned legal voters and
residents Of said town, respectfully
recommend ALBERT GRANT DEL
MAS, Il male person over the age of
twenty-one years, and also a resident
of said town, to be of good reputation
and a sober and suitable person to re-
ceiye Il license TO retail sp%irituous,
vinous and malt liquors in less guam
titles than one gallon.
We, therefore, pray that you may
grant him the privilege Of such Il IL
cense to be used at the Gem Saloon"
on the Telephone road:
Charles CrOwly.
John Francis CASANOVA.
Christian Nelson.
Charles John jacobson.
Buenaventura Jane Jane.
Pedro Rene Jane.
Patrick Feore.
Jacob Phillips X Ellingsworth.
Willis Marion CAVITY.
Louis Paul DeJean.
Alfred Edward krebs.
Joseph Hilaire Jonte.
John Foster.
His
Moses X Rcubin.
Mark. -
Valentine Delmas.
Victor B0sarge, Sr.
Joseph Solomon Ports.
Joseph llelairc Krcbs.
Benjamin llelaire Pickett.
George Richard Thompson.
Lotion Elmer Cox.
Fritz Daniel Becht.
Benjamin Franklin Browne.
Joseph Woodie Altman.
Gustav Adolph Stemper.
Almond llermemis Delmas.
Henry Stoddart Rourke. "
George Joseph Santa Cruz.
Joseph Edward Pankey.
OllOf Anton johnson.
His
William X Holmes.
Mark.
Benjamin Franklin Pickett.
Joseph Weikel.
John O'Brien.
George Clinton Pickett.
Walter James Eugene Gerard.
Wallace Saucier.
Benjamin Daniel Nalverde.
Marion Beck.
William Frank Pankey.
Clinton Leroy Luce.
George Frentz.
John Brander.
Christian Brandum,
Squire Walter Graham.
Joseph Little Ostrom.
Newton Sheffield.
Irving Paul Delmas.
John Baptiste Delmas.
George Anthony Mathew.
Arthur Rene Krebs.
Henry Patrick Pagan.
Benjamin x Stanley.
Mark.
William Dixon.
james Tillman.
James Henry Jennings.
Peter Benjamin X Lindsey.
Charles Andrew Altman.
CASTOR Portevin.
And the said Albert Grant Delmas
asks that he be granted the privilege
of a license as prayed for in the fore
going petition.
ALBERT GRANT DELMAS.
July l3, 1894. 2l-3t
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by exchange, the fall terms of the
Circuit Courts of Hancock, Harrison
and Jackson counties will be held by
Judge A. G. Mayors, and in Jones and
Perry by Judge Saml II. Terral.
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Col. Thos. r. S~tockdale, after spend.
ing a week or more in his district, left
Summit Friday night for Washington.
He seems to be well pleased with his
prospects for reelection. OF course,
he would say that II he thought his
chances were not at all good. But
while he was mingling among his con.
stituents he did not deny the John T,
Hull letters, but threw mud ut the
outspoken Democratic papers Of the
district for showing him up IN his
true cOlors.
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NOn.R Resident Notice,

The State of Mississippi
To Josephine Parker, the defendant.
Yon are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County OF
Jackson, in said State, on the
Second Monday OF August,
A. d. 1894, to defend the suit in said
court of George B. Parker, wherein you
are defendant.
This the nth day Of July, A. d. 1894.
W. NJ. DENNY, Clerk.
July 13, 1891. 21-it
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Bridge Contract Notice.
The State Of Mississippi,
Jackson county.

The State Of Mississippi,
Jackson county.
Notice is hereby given that the contract
for building bridge over MONGER CREEK
on road No. s.. will be let t. the lowest
bidder on
Monday, 9th day of August,
1894. The contractor will DO reqnired "a
give bond III double the amount bid, ION.
ditioned acc0rding to law. and furthe,
conditioned that the contractor is to keen
the bridge IN repair Tor three years from,
the date Of the contrast. The board ,e-
serves the right to rCiect any and all bids
II they see III.
W. N. DENNY, Clerk.
July ., ls9i. colt
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President Debs said that the first
shot fired by the Federal soldiers
would bring on civil war. Debs was
only talking to hear himself. The
Federal soldiers did fire, and the civil
war is not on yet.
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AS we 60 to press the strike is over,
except in California, and the Federal
troops will soon stop the trouble there.
Business everywhere is rcyiving, and
in a few days the great strike will
have passed into history.
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or President Cleveland and his ad.
min~istration the Pennsylvania Demo.
Gratis, in their platform, say ave
heartily approve and indorsc the up.
right and %sagacious administration
OF President Cleveland, which has full.
filled the pledges of his party and has
satisfied the expectation of the PEG.
t1n -
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Federal o~fice-hOldcrs had better be
careful how they play their cards in
the present Congressional canvass in
this district. They may lose thcil
Official heads.
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The tariff bill, in gross, has been re-
ported back to the House by the ways
and means committee, with a recon-
mcndation of Inconvenience in the
Senate amendments and for the ap-
pointment of ~conterees.
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The Hxrriston Jeffcrsonian nom

The Hxrriston Jeffersonian nomi.
mates Col. j. l.. Power, of the Clarion.
Ledger, for the next Governor of Mis-.
slssippi. Bro. Power is a grand old
man and would make Il splendid Gov
ernor, but he is not an aspirant for
office, and we are sure would not &C.
cept any Office in the gift of the PEG.
pie or government.
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We suppose that the canvass of this
coast is liked" as Col. Thos. r.
Stockdale and II. j. Stewart were to.
gether in New Orleans last Friday
piuht
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George NJ. Pullman, whose refusal
to restore former wages, or submit to
arbitration, has caused the biggest
strike of this generation.
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1t took the Senate just five month
to pass the tariff bill.
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To-day Prendergrast, who assassin
ated Mayor Harrison of Chicago, is to
swing into eternity.
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The Daily ltomi is another new daily
just started at Meridian by Messrs.
MERCY & Wilson. 1t is neatly print.
ed and looks as if it has Il pretty fail
start on the road to success. But can
Meridian support three daily papers
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-13
We are authorized to announce
MIR. WALTER NJ. DENNY.

NIX. WALTER Nj. Emmy #
OF Jackson county, as Il candidate for Con
gress from the Sixth Congressional District
of Mississippi, subject to the action Of the
Democratic party. Election, Tuesday, Nov
@, 1894,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-13

SantO, who so foully murdered Pres
ident Carnot of France, will be tried
July %.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-13
FOR CONGRESS-Gh District.
We are authorized to announce
GEN WILLIAM T. MARTIN

OF Adams county, rs a candidate for Con-
grcss from the Sixth District, subject to the
action of the Democratic nominating con-
ycutiOu,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-13

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