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Gerard still leads in low prices.

Gerard still leads 10 low prices.
Go and see those Boys Suits from D
to IA years for $l.75 at Nix's.
If you want BARGAINS in First
Glass Dry Goods. call ate. Nelson's.
Youths Pants from 65 cents up
Just received at Nix's.
C. Nelson don't advertise much, but
he is still in the ranks for CHEAP
Goods.
A large stock of Boys Suits, from
five to fourteen years, just received
at Nix's.
Smoke New Orleans States Cigars.
They are handmade and imported
tobacco.
Call at Nix's and see the new stock
of Shawls, Ladies' Coats, Capes, &c
at prices that will astonish you.
The best &c cigar on the market TO-
day is the New Orleans Daily States
Ask your dealer for them.
The election has been the theme o
conversation for the past month O
more, but since the election the them
is the new stock Of Dry Goods, NO
tious, Shoes, Hats and Groceries jus
received at NiX's.
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IL; FEAR FOR NONE.
16, 1894.
JUDGE A. G. MAYERS.
from Browns History OF Newton Count.

The following sketch is contribute
By a friend who has been long and
timately acquainted with Judge Ma
erS
Judge Alonzo G.. Mayors, Of the 81
Judicial district, Is one of the few \
naming landmarks of East Mlssl
sippi. A native Of Wayne count
born in 1921, he had only such educ.
tional advantages as could be Obtail
ed at that early day in the schools
his immediate vicinity. That di
tinguished orator and statesman-E,
ward Everett-declared that the bt
or girl who could read correctly, spt
well, write a legible hand, and unde
stand the three first rules in arithm
tic, had the foundation, and cou
thereafter educate himself or herse
without the aid Of the schools. I'll
truth is illustrated in the life
Judge Mayors /; his father died, lea
ing a widow and several children,
We hear Mr.. Geo. A.. Vanneavc,
who is living in New Orleans, was
robbed of number OF handsome silver
pieces. Fortunately the silver wa
engraved, and Mr.. Vancleave sue
ceedeh in having it returned upoI
Identification.
The cold wave has been here. Thcl
mometer registered A degrees.
Miss Rosa Ames, who is attendln
school at Bay St. Louis, visited ht
mother on Sunday.
Col. II. A.. e. Ilolcomb is erecting
new barn.
Mr.. e. S. Davis was at Scrantt
Wednesday looking after the electit
returns.
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loFFICIAL.
TOWN or SCRANTON.

Regular meeting of the Board of Mayor and
aldermen of the town Of Scranton was held
November 6. 1894. at 7 .. M. Members pres
ent, NJ. c. Altman, Mayor; B. +. Pickett,
J. W. Altman and s. r. Thompson, Aldermen +;
=. +. Browne, Marshal.
Meeting called to order by the Mayor and min
| utes of last meeting ordered read and adopted,
| with the amount added that was credited to
collector on delinquent list amounting to
s39 So.
Ordered by the Board, That a levy Of four
mills on the dollar on all taxable property,
both real and personal, within the limits OF
! the town be collected according to law for the
fiscal year 1894. Upon a vote being taken j.
W. Altman, b. +. Pickett, and ). Il. Thomp-
son voted yea.
Ordered by the Board, That the levy passed
at the last special meeting be stricken out OF
the minutes.
A recess was then taken until 2 o'clockp p. M.
November I.
November 7.-Pursuant to adjournment the
Board met at 2 o'clock. Members present
same as yesterday, except W. NJ. CAVITY, VINO
was present at this meeting.
The Mayor reported as collected the fol-
lowing fines and costs since Oct. ] 1894, to-wit :
Clara Montgomery, fine s., costs $l.l5 /;
served 20 days in Jail. Elizabeth Thomas, hne
$500, costs $1.l5; served 10 DAYS III jail;
Serena Francis, fine $3.50, costs l.l5. served
Is days in Jail. Lewis Matthews fine $3.50,
costs Sl.l5; worked on streets. Peter Brown,
fine $3.50, costs sl.l5; worked on streets.
Chas Saxton, fine 80. 80, costs $l.l5 not paid.
Asa Carter, fine and costs paid $6.l5. Frank
Nelson, fine and costs S2.l5, paid. Andrew
Ely, fine aud costs S2.15, paid. Register Frank,
6ue and costs SlO.4O paid. Richard White,
fine and costs $3.50, not paid. Amount re-
ceived and paid to treasurer 5000.
MAYORS report was received BY the Board.
The tax collector made the following report
of amounts collected during the month Of Oc-
tober and turned over to treasurer, to-wit
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[oFFicIAL.l
TCWN OF OCEAN NPRINCS.

Regular meeting of Board OF Mayor
and Aldermen of Ocean Springs, No
vember 6, 1894.
Present, Hon. D. d. Cowans Mayor;
Joseph Kotzum, B. Il. Joachim ana
L.. Ryan, Aldermen. Oskeefe and
O'Neill absent.
The minutes of last regular meeting
were read and received, also the
monthly report of the treasurer, show
ing Il cash balance Of $422.65 on hand.
The report of the marshal and tax
collector wasreceIved and the amount
of ST. 80 ordered paid, being expcndi-
lures for the month Of October, to Wit:
J OiKeefe, coffin for drowned
man ............ .Slo -
VIM. Weble, / days labor. 3. %
Davis Bros. nails and lumber. 50
Geo. II. Tardy. catching, feed
ing and burning one dog, 81
OUdl....... Wv
On motion the Board adjourned
until tomorrow, 7th INST, at2o'clock
p. m.
d. d. COWAN, Mayor.
A. v. ROsAMBEAU. Town Clerk.
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Mrs. V. A. Waes and her daughters;
Miss Victoria. retired to New Orleans.
Tuesday, after a summers delightful
visit at .Summer HILL"
On Sunday last me of the best ser
mons ever heard in Ocean Springs was
delivered at the Episcopal church by
Rev. Nelson Ayres. His text was
"He who is whole needs not a physl-
clan. but he that is sick"
The election on Tuesday passed of
very quietly f: no excitement of any
kind.
Mai. +. NJ. Weed was at the Court
house Wednesday.
Mr.. George Friar has been quite ii
for several days.
Mrs. Ada Hughes is visiting he
cousin, Miss Rebeeca Morrison, at TIN
..Cedars,n the handsome home OF Mrs
A. d. Sheldon.
Mr.. Geo. w. O'Neill visited Ney
Orleans on Friday last.
!, Mr.. r. b. Lynd visited New Orlean
on Monday. a.F aF00
Mrs. Geo. w. O'Neill and her littl
: daughter. Fannie Wright. Visited Mr.
Morrill, in Biloxi on Saturday.
q: Mr.. Duncan SINCLAIR and his siste
8 Miss NJ. Sinclair, have returned fro
8 a long trip through Scotland, al
I, other places of interest on the 9th
o side OF the Atlantic.
Master George Ayres is A guest IL
week of Master Fred llelmuth, t
handsome son of Mrs. Parker Earle
" The Ladies Guild of st. job
n Church will hold its monthly meeti
10 at the church on Friday next.
III Rev. Nelson Ayres was a guest
is Mrs. j. G. Garrard last Saturday.
he Mrs. Staples is visiting her dau'
Ut ter. Mrs. DR.. Davis, in Virginia.
Miss Stella Staples with her sis'
io Mrs. Chas. Earle, are residing al
Poitevent home.
Mr.. Charlie Earle left for Flor
- last week.
Col. II. A. Vancleave was at SCI
ton Wednesday.
on Mr.. L. NJ. George, while here
Saturday, met with ii very par
he accident. While driving out
aid county road his horse took frlsht'
away, throwing Mr.. George from
buggy. breaking the buggy and in
Mr.. George severely about
I've hcad.
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Churches.

MErHOpIsr-Rev T. ". Adams. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meetihg
every Wednesday evening.
PRnsBYTERiAN-Rev. ID. o.. Byers. pastor.
Preaching every sunday. Prayer-theetihg
every Wednesday night.
BAppTIsT-Eld Il. n. Brock, pastor. Prea'h-
inr every first aud third Sunday. Prayer
every Thursday night.
NORTH SIDE. SALEM. +. Bynum. pastor
Preaching every second and fourth sundays
sunday school $3.50 a. M, DIR. Is. 4. luke
Superintendent.
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LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,
September 26, 1874.

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 TINT said proof will bc
made before the Circuit Clerk Of jack
son county, at Scranton, Miss, on No
vember II, 1894. VIZ:
John B. tioff, Homestead No. 23eC0. for
the WI SWf aud SET SW4 section IL,
and NEt SE4 section IA, township !
sonth range 7 west. -.
liz numes the following witnesses to
| prove his continuous residence upou and
cultivation Of, said land. WIS:
Jess Parker, Simeon Byrd, Mathew
Golf, john Hclvestiop, all OF Basin Post
Office, Miss.
ROBERT L. WILSON, Register.
October 9, 1894. a3-ot
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Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.
Moss Point Secret Societies.

+. & A. NJ. Pdscagoula Lodge No. 2o2'
meets every third saturday IN each
month. J. X. Mcleod. W. NJ; Z. H.
Wood, secretary. i,
CHAPTER No. los, meets every second
Saturday ~ each month. j.. h.. iiowze'
II. P; C. II. Wood. Secretary.
Gulf Lodge No, 2lSi, Knights OF Honor,
meets second aud fourth Saturday nights
in each month. w. Fred Herrin. Dicta-
tor.
Moss Point Lodge No. III, |. 0. o. r.
meets every Monday night at X. OF IL
hall. C. W. Garner, n. e.; e. faifiry
Secretary.
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During the col0red Fircmcns' ball
last Saturday night Jack Joseph, john
Chambers aud Joe Wright became IN
VOWED in Il fight over a hack, wnlch
Chambers and Joseph had hIred IN
Moss Point. During the scufle
Wright was severely cut 1illttie BACK.
on the right side, by Chambers. me
wound is quite painful, though not
necessarily fatal. Chambers was ar
rested by Marshal Browne, and is now
in iail awaiting an examining tflal;
All the parties Interested are colofeo
and live near Moss Point.
At the meeting Of the subscribers
to the public school building held
Monday night the balance due on the
building was Secured by those present,
and the money borrowed by the bull
ding committee and the amounts set
tied. The money subscribed is to he
paid in one year If the amount is not
made IN in some other way. Another
meeting will be he'll next Monday
night when the building committee
will make their final report ana OF
discharged.
Messrs. James. Charles and Benja
min Chambers. stevedOres, accompan
led by their mothereleft this week FOL
Mobile. where they will make thel
future home. They We're good citl
zens. and we hate tn lose them, bu
we hope success may attend the
wherever they go.
The Lutheran Bazaar will be opel
for children Thursday afternoon iron
2:3O to 5 o'clock. 1t is expected tina
;. parents will take this opportunity 0
letting their children attend.
A catching advertisement in
widely circulated weekly paper liR
the DEMooRAT-STAR is Ike a rail-
| bow in the East. 1t is a brigl
. pledge of tO-mOrrow's business SUI
shine.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Various Sources.
ItIs not far off, you bet.
The weather is delightful.
Rather duh in lumber circles.
The election last Tuesday absorbed
everything.
Some new dwelling houses are going
up.
Miss Lottie Hyatt of Ocean Springs
is visiting her sister Miss Alice.
Mr.. Oscar Farley is in rather bad
hcalth-has an incurable disease.
The DEMoCRAT-STAR is dol ng bust
ness at the old stand in Scranton.
Rev. A. b. Colt, of Enterprise il
visiting the family Of Mr.. w. b. Har
ry.
Miss Willie Partridge of Mobile i
visiting the family of Mr., G, W. Jack
son.
Mr.. II. S. Jackson of Mobile visite
the family of Mr.. G. W. Jackson SUI
day.
Mr.. P. E. Blumer is off on a bus
= ness trip to Chicago and other nortl
ern cities.
The Hypathean Society meets t
night at the residence OF Mr.. ).
Henry.
Mrs. j. d. Roberts, of Perdue iii
Ala, is visiting the family of Mr..
!. W. Jackson.
Mr.. John f.. Krebs will have
store building completed in a II
days so he can occupy it.
Mrs. L. N. Dantzler is still in
precarious condition, but there
some hopes of her recovery.
DIR. W. II. Beall has had an alta
= of rheumatism, but he is up a
about again, we are glad to state.
- The Moss Point and Pascagol
railroad is a certainty. Cars Will
> running abour the first of Decemb
Wonder if any of the married n
of this place wait these cool mornir
re for their wives to get up aud mi
fires.
DR.. Geo. L. lizard and family,
Meridian, were here this week, cal
3 to the bedside of Mrs. l.. N. DantzI
who is very i'll.
t. The schooner Hildegard is load
this week at the l.. N. Dantzler Lu
= Der Co.'S mills with 10000 feet
lumber for Cabcrian.
IT Call at J. w. Stewards and ask h
\p for the New Orleans Daily sta
Cigar. 1t is all handmade and
m ported tobacco.
ed Mr.. Oliver G. Cowan was at Cr
Roads last week on a huct for "
SO game. He was joined by Messrs.
ed w. and Alex Cochran. The
lowing was the result: 3 deer
ok 9 turkeys. Cowan killed one OF
C, deer and seven turkeys.
The entertainment at Hills Fl
10. given Monday night by the ladies
IS. the Baptist church was both pleas
and profitable. The music by
~, orchestra, in which Miss Hyatt, \
or Maud Byers, Miss Alba Duke, Dr
mo f. Duke, Charley Y~elverton and
Va M. Duke, all first and last took y
,st was of the finest. The r~ecitation'
Misses Morris, Moore and Del
were we'll rendered and much enjo
The menue served by. the ladies
an most palatable. Amount realized
or The program for the Juvenile
sionary meeting. to be held at
u't Methodist church, on the 18th !
at $3.50 p. H.:
!. Recitation. 500. 60. Mabel Ao
= MUSIC.
Recitation ...... Mrs Irene Bloom
Song.........by Mrs. DIR. K. +. G
y" Readin r .........M Mrs. Oscar Ia
-,
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EVERYBODY NhOn;d Attend

The Annual Meeting OF the MissiS-
sippi State horticultural Society,
to be held at Bonneville, Miss,
November l4th to 10Th. 1t will be an
important meeting in the line OF
Southern development and should
attract the cooperation of all enter
prislng people in Eastern Mississippi.
Tickets will be sold over the Mobile
g. Oiiio at one fare for the round trip
3t
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erIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE oF MAILS.
Prom Scranton--Arriycs at $50 I'm. and
La D.. m. aud 3:3D p m. Departs ut
10 Il. NJ; l:tl y. III. aud AID p. N.
LeGkesrille LJHte--Arrives every day
,ycent Sunday at ll:tU 4. m. Departs
S tlne day at | p. M.
+. \. CASTANERA. p. NJ.
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PROSRAM FOR GRAND BAZAAR,
To be Given BY the Ladies Lutheran AID
Noeiety at Odd Fellows Hall Novem'
ycmber lAth, 18th and 10th.
FIRST NIGHT.

FIRST NIGHT.
~Jnstrpmental Solo Miss Mena Cole
-. (lianncle and the Village Tailor
fahieauN Hannele and the Dark Angel.
oscehes Redemption OF liannele.
Vocal I)uet-Misses Ida AddicSs and Lizzie
Bongen.
Political Observation-Disclosures the
Rascal In.
nstrumcm Al Duet-Misses n. ana ID. Nelson.
SECOND NI0HT.
Instrumental Solo ,. ......M Hiss Rose Stemper
Tnhleaux .... .. Discovering His sketches
Song and Recitation ...... By Little Children
Vocai snlo Mrs. Piummer
iSingle Blessadness,
Tnbieax :, scenes. .... WoOing OF.
Married and Happy.
THIRD NIGHT.
! Instrumental Duet-MissaS Rosenthal ana
Steilper.' po,,,
Tableaux .,.,....- t.-..-.., SIristiilan ppi.'
Tlbleaux IT,. Under Arms. Camp in Danger
Instrumental Solo .~. .--.-,~M Miss Meha .oi''
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"IIeilo, Capt. p. H.
HEjrp aWaV,'

'Elre away.
"Although | have but a slight ac-
ouaintance with the Hon. W. NJ.
Denny, ! feel safe in saying that no
more honestly, conscientious man
could have been chosen TO steer the
good ship Future Prosperity into the
harbor of success gained. | am hon
est enough to acknowledge that my
hopes for that future apply more di-
| rectly to our own interests, upon the
principle that: Unto Caesar render
the things which are C1sar's; al
though l desire an equal slareo bene'
fits for each of the counties comprls'
ing the Sixth Congressional District
DO you not agree with me?
"a DEMOCRAT"
"We certainly do"
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"Hello, DEMOCRAT-SAAR :"

what is it now ?"
Il am a resident of Scranton, and
would like to know when the holloWs
and holes in the streets OF our town
will be filed up, so they will present
IA respectable appearance, not OOH
like duck ponds after a rain"
"Well, now, that is hard to answer
but perhaps after the new railroad Is
completed, and we get electric lights
| and street cars our streets will present
a different appearance. At least VIZ
hnpn IA
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Don't fail to attend the Grand
Bazaar at Odd Fellows Hall Noyem.
Der l4th, 18th and 10th. Admission
10 cents, or three nights foI % cents.
Judge A. G.. Mayors spent "A few
days this week with the editors fam
lily.
Mrs. Don Davis was quite sick thi'
week.
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n WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. We

70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We will es-
teen If n favor if any one in Moss Point OF
Vicinity, who know anything OF interest "a
readers in that place, will communicate
the same direct to the DEaoCRAT-srAR once
scranton. or leave the san at either a
Blumer's store. A.. i. Dantzler = 20. n. w
Moss Point Mercantile Co., on Tuesdays. OF
not later than Wednesday evening OF eaci
walk
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"DEAOCRAT-STAR, a-hoy y

WHAT can we do for you!"
II would like to ask what has be-
come of the large fleet of oyster-craft,
which last season were c daily out
on the oyster-reef to the westward
Their number seems to have grown
smaller by degrees and beautifully
less !"
sThat is a question we cannot an
swer: you had better apply for inform
alton to those interested in the sup
mcnt of the delicious bivalve."
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The Methodist protracted meeting
which had been In progress at the
PRESBYTERIAN church for ten days,
closed Wednesday night.
The painters seem to be doing a
good business in and around Scranton
just now.
The telegraph office was crowded
Tuesday night with candidates and
Others anxious to hear the election
news.
Scranton was visited by a heavy
frost Tuesday night.
Mr.. Bird Enochs, Of Biloxi, was 1
caller at the DEMoCRAT-STAR oilic'
Monday.
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Mississippi State Horticultural Society.

Annual meeting will be held at
Bonneville, Miss, November l4th to
10th. Tickets will be sold by the
Mobile and Ohio r. r. from all points
on the road in Mississippi at one fare
for the round trip. Tickets will be
sold on the 14th, 18th and 10th, good
TO return until the 18th.
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Port Of P%dSCdQOuid.
IN
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OFFICE nEMocRAr-STAR,
Scranton, Miss, November 9, ls94.i
Report for week ending Nov. s, 1874.
ENTERED.
Nov, |. American schooner Mile Ellliams,
Iiven, from Vera Cruz, Mexico.
6. Norwegian bank Uramia, Johannessen,
from Port Hamilton, Bermuda.
CLEARED.
Nov. |. American schooner Henrietta }.
Powell, Alberts, by l.. N. Dantzler Lunl-
Der Co., for Cardenas, with 24S,OOO feet OF
lumber, valued at S2,23l.
Z. Spanish brig Pensaliva, Lanuza. by Farms
worth Lumber Co., for Havana, with lob
7su feet of lumber, valued at Sl,32i.
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Scranton Coal and Wood Co.

viii be continued under the man,
agement of L. W. WATSON. All or
ders will be promptly attended TO-
All grades of coal at prices to suit
purchasers.
If G. FLANAGAN, Proprietor.
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OCEAN SPRINGS LOCAL NEWS.

s9-spECIAL NoTIcE-Any news items
left at the drug stores of Geo. W. ONeill and
Herman Mil. will be promptly communicated
to the DEMocRAT-STAR Office. Scranton. Miss
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The marshal and street commissioner Wdue
the following report for October, to-wit:
have shelled P~ascAgoula street from the
corner Of Delmas avenue to Telephone street
and Dupont street, acroos the marsh. The
following street tax was collected, to-wit:
Acid Everett, Horace Bowman, Ed Robbins,
W. j. Brunson, Paul Ladnier, NJ. Feore, E..
veillon, p. Ians, II. Mansfield. A. G. Delmas,
V. Bosarge, Jr., 80 each total $33. Pound
fees 81. 60 grand total $3.50.
Treasurer's report for October: Cash on
hand October 81, $l,S32.30. Cash expendi-
lures, $3.50 Balance on hand $ll69.23.
Purchasing committee reported that they
had purchased two Van Duzen jet rpmps for
$25 aud one 20 II. P. engine from Browneli /
Co. for 1897. Report was received and the
amounts ordered paid.
The following bills were ordered paid
c d Moore, feeding prisoners :. :. ..$l6v NO
W NJ Canty, hardware. !. ..@........ 3l5
Hunter, Bonn 4 Co, lumber............ 100
G II Deimas, shells. .......... ....... 13 10
! r Pickett. horse and cart hire. Is so
Gabe Walker, street work ............ % rs
NJ G Altman, office rent 49,. .....,... 6W
N c Altman, Mayors salary .......... 20 IS
s Thompson, clerks salary n,..,,... 20 90
d y Browne, street CONS salary....s.. 20 90
B r Browne, marsbal's salary ...,.,... 8 81
Ordered BY the Board, That an election DO
held on the I'd Tuesday in December, 1894, for
municipal officers according to law. u. Beck,
Irving P. Dclmas and R. l.. Billiard arc ap-
pointed commissioners to hold said election
!, and r, l.. Billiard is authorized and empower
ed to have the ballots printed and distributed
for said election.
Board adjourned.
NJ. G. ALTMAN, Mayor.
S. r. TaoNrsos, Clerk.
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W.H.GRAHAM

MUS TOINI, MISo',
General dealer in
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Fine Millinery Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions.
Groceries, Hardware, crocksry,
Tinwars, Feed, Tobacco, Cigars.
Farming Implements. Wagon Materials
etc. ONE PRiCE--rEHMs CASH.
SMALL PROFITS AID QUICK SALES"
TRMD
Jan, IL, 1894. H.ly
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hope SO.
.'Uello. DEMOCRAT-STAR!"

"Wbat's the matter nOW~!" ~
IL would like to know how a le"
gentlemen can go to work and bulld a
hubble school house after money mas
been raised for it in various ways'sucf
as suppers, danccs aud entertainments
of various kinds, and then claim th(
building as the private property o
the SUBSCRIBERS"
s.Don't know. Perhaps some one
interested can tell YOU"
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DR.. PRICES Cream Baking Powder
Wofld's Fair Highest Award.
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"Hcllo, DEMocRAr-sTAR"
"Hello, yourself! Who are your
81 am IA Democrat"
$50 are we, every day in the week,
including Sunday, but what 40 20"
want
II simply desire to state that the
good inhabitants of Scranton shonio
feel a sincere pride over the orderly
quiet and peaceful manner in whicp
the elections for Congressman ana
Clerk of the Courts was held. l have
Travelled much and witnessed many
elections, but | tender Scranton the
balm for the quiet and dignilied man
ner in which the voters OF your Town
conducted themselves. May w. NJ
Denny be our next Represent
alive in Congress / close by ten
dering my thanks to the electlo'
managers for their courteous treaC
mcnt of myself individually"
'!IIello, DEMocRAT-STAK"
"Well, what is IL
sIf it took Il man a week 10 eat !
l4-nound ham how long would 10 takt
the same man to cat l-pound nam
mcr:"
swell, if the said hammer was
made of candy, we would g~iveltaoou
10 minutes to disappear from the keI
of human sight"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-09

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worries Falf iilghsst Medal end Oiplene.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-09
LAND NOTICE.

G. FLANAGAN, Proprietor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-09

W certainly do"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-09

Mrs. V. A. Waes and her daughter,
Miss Victoria, retired to New Orleans
Tuesday, after a summers delightful
visit at .'Summer HILL"