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VIII Lancaster, Defendant.
w ARNING ORDER.

In the United STATES Court In the Indian Terr -
toy, Third Judicial Division. October
Term, 1884
Mary atharine Thornton. Plaintiff,
vs.
William Jasper Thornton, Defendant
The tcfindaDi, William Jasner Thornton, 1,
warned Ia appear In this cur. IN thittv days
and answer tho complaint OF the plaintin,
Mary Catharinc Thornton.
Witnrss the Honorable Charles b. Stuart
lsEAL judge OF said court ana the seal
thereof this, 5th day of September. isll
J. W PHILLIPS, lsrk.
by +. j. PEARCE, Deputy.
John CGcke, At oIney,
ihomas Norman, Attorney for \ n-Rcsideni
Defendant.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHRsrIAN CuUHCH-- rrn.l"y street. Ser.
,ices every Inri's lay a. n l1u. m and q
4. m. sunday Schaul 50 . IN I'rnyer
Meeting every Wednesday, IS y. m. Choir
practice every Friday evening ; ~ p. N
adies' Aid society every lu'tiay afternoon al
The church 81. IN. Mite tnd social meeting
every tuesday night Il place announced eacu
LORDS day. Onicers' m"eiing urs, Lord =
day Ia each month. All are cordially invited
to all services. | Il. Mason. %ur"r ltrnIent
sunday school; NOlney johnson, Pastor.
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Arrival and Departure U. S. Mails.

South boupd mail closes 5:t5 p. IN
South bOund mail arrives 6:l3 p. IA.
North bound mail closes 10 a. N
North bound mail arrives 1920 u. IN.
Night mails arc closed at $50 p. III.
Money order department is open
at n. NJ, and closed AT 5p. IN.
Oilicc hours from a. M, to p. m.
sundays from 2:3O p. m, TO $3.50 p. m.
JoHN 5 HAMMEB, L. NJ.
SUMMERS HARDY. Deputy.
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FIUsr BAPTIST CnuR,u--Eroadway Street.
herNtces every Sunday ~ II N a. m. aud ; On
.. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
~ % clock. sunday school at l0H IN. Choir
rractic" Friday evenings at O'Clock. &.
htnhblf Held, Pastor. &. II. Bruce, Clerk. &.
I'M, Superintendent.
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ArdmOre Chapter No. II Royal ,rch Ma
sout. meet ia their hall over Nhittin ston'b
,torc the fourth Thursday night In each month.
G II BKUcE, III sh Priest.
A B SILLtsAN. Secretary.
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Ardmore Camp No 81. Woolmcn of the
World, nrcts In thrir forest NJ Wnitdngton
Hall every q. cond amt fourth Monday nj ghts
attend.
{ y. kESpucS. consul commander.
4. g. BmpGaAN. clerk.
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Il
John Il. Smith. Plaintiff,
vs..
j. W. T. sherwood and j r David
son. Defendants.
The defendant, ! w. Easierwood
Is warned TO appear IN this court in
thirty days and auswe the complaint
ol the plaintiff. Ino B. smith.
ilncss the Hon. Chas. u stuart,
(sEAL) judge of said rourt. aud the
seal thereof this. 19th day OF Scptem
br, 1894.
Jos. W. Phillips, Clcrk
by > l.. Garrett. Deputy.
Ledbcitcr ~ Biedsoe. Attorneys.
\. Eddlrmau, Altorp y for Non.
Resident.
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WARNING ORDER.

In tho Uuiicd states Court IN the lu-
dian Territory. Third Jldicial Di-
vision. October Term. 1894
john " Walker. Plaintiff.
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Mary NJ. Walker. Defendant.

Mary NJ. Walker. Defendant.
The drfcudsui. Mary " Walker.
warned To appear in this court s.
lhi-ty DAYS an,i answer the rpmplaiu
f The hNinu1. john W Walker.
Wines ~" lion. Chus. Is. Siulri
(~ra'0 judge of .aid cour', aud Ih'
seal ihcrruf dis. 24tb dav OF Seplrni.
rer, 1894 j ". Phillips. Ierk
BN f.. i lFsrcc. Deputy
Johnson, tluc' II Cruce, Attor-
rPNs'
Il. W, nick. Attorney tor N"u
Resident Defendant.
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WARNING ORDER.

Ir tie rnilod States Cruri ir lie Dr..
dinn ei,'iivry, Iluru Judicial III.
vi iou, October Fern, 5J4.
Anne Holt, Plainliil.
W.
Jack Holt. Defendant.
he defendant. Jnck Ilpl'. l. warn-
ed 10 appear 10 th court ~ ,hiuN
day, and au.wcr the complaint -.
the plaintiff. anne iloh.
witness the llon. hns u Stuart.
tsEALl judge of .nin 6 u-t. and th.
sem thereof this. ls l. ia, oi Scpt,n.
Der, 1894.
Jos. W Phillips. CLERK.
by :. l.. Garrett, DrpuN.
jack son X Krhdrick. Attorneys.
H. II. Brown. Attorney FIR Non
Resident Defendant.
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Jack Holt, Defendant.
WARNING ORDER.

III the United States Court iu the IN.
dian Territory. Third judicial ~
vision. Octobcr Term, 1894.
John Il. Smith. Plaintiff.
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CIVIC suCIEriE>.

Nyrus Lodge No. Z, X. OF T.. meets every
Thursday nght at 1:a0. Hall opposite cOart
haliy invited.
W. Il. McKELvRr, q. c,
y HnwKru
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16
THE PURvIS CASE.

There seems TO be differences Of
opinion In regard 10 the unprecedcn t.
cd action Of Sheriff |. .. McGee in
refusing to obey the mandate OF the
supreme court in hanging Will Pur-
Wis. The explanation OF the failure
OF justice made by the sheriff himself
in his report Of the affair to the Gov
ernor, OF date Feb. sth, seems to us
to be sufficient To set all doubts at
rest as to the plain violation OF the
law and official duty in the matter.
Hanging is a solemn and serious
method OF protecting society by ex-
acting an eye for an eye and tooth
for tooth, but to allow an officer to
take the law In his own hands and
either through sentimental persua-
sion, personal convictions or other
reasons. short Of want OF physical
power over the mob to violate his
oath of Office by sort OF Jail delivery
of his own, ought not to be tolerated.
Speedy and certain justice has come
to be necessity II we would put a
stop to lynch law. consumatiOn so
much to be desired, and we look to
our officers for the strict and certain
performance OF every duty, and es-
pecially to those OF the executive
branch of the government.
Sheriff McGec admits the violation
of bls duty, and from his own admls-
sions it is clear that he is as culpable
as though yielding to pcrsuasions he
had ied his prisoner back to jail with
out the first attempt to hang him.
We are very clearly of the opinion,
therefore, that he should, be made an
example Of and punished for his dere-
LECTION. Any other precedent would
be ruin0us, for it should be under
sto ID that sheriffs have no discretion
in su,h matters.
The code, section l45l, reads as fol-
lows:
"Whencver from any cause, a con-
vict under sentence of death shall not
have been executed according to the
order and judgment Of the court, and
the same shall stand in force and un-
reversed, the circuit court, where
such sentence was pronounced, on the
State, shall issue a writ OF habeas cor
pus to bring the convict before the
court, and there be not legal reason
against the execution OF the sentence
the cOnrt shall issue IA warrant to the
sheriff of the proper county, reciting
the facts and commanding the sheriff
on the day named in said warrant, to
execute the sentence according to law
which the sheriff shall accordingly do.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

AS will be seen from the proceedings
Of the town council the question of
water works" is to be submitted TO
vote OF the citizens on the Goth day
of March next. This proposition was
up for discussion last fall, but failed
to reach vote of the people. The
DEMocRAT-STAR opposed it then, and
for the same reasons is against tho
proceedings now. Limited space pre-
cludes argument on the subject now,
but we will state that the whole
scheme is Impractical and unnecessa-
~ and fragrant misuse of public
money, depicting treasury at the
expense of other improvements that
are crying needs in Scranton.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

Throughout the whole country, east
of the Rocky Mountains, the blizzard
variety of weather has prevailed this
week. Also in England the winds
capers have wrought considerable
damage. The hard, downright bliz-
zard which stopped traflc and froze
people to death in the Northwest,
broke up in the Middle and Southern
States into Il number Of tornadoes
and cyclones, causing in each instance
loss Of life and property. In Mssiss-
ippi there were several lively blows
were reported Monday morning, the
worst being in the section around the
town of Beauregard, where considcra-
bic property was destroyed. 1t has
been general all-round bad spell of
weather. Of which we of the coast
have felt but a small frazzlcd end.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

Editor DEMOCRAT-STAR: The portion OF the
resolutions which. you published In your is
sue of the 9th. SO far as they relate to me. are
not only slanderous, bat utterly false. IL Is
n fact, and susceptible Of proof. that In
spccted the roads In the district, made writ
dtion OF the roads, and filed them with the
clerk as the law directs Also, that | did
make report to the Board Of Supervisors us
further charge OF my not having the roads
repaired and kept In order" will say that
am past the road age and am not amcndable
to road duty, md have gone rs far N that
direction ns the law requires or authorizes
me. Aud state enlphatlcally that will not
knowingly go beyoud the law, AZ the dctx-
tion OF any man or set Of men. 1t may be
public duty for nm individual to get up before
Il crowd IN the dark and make statements
against y ncighbOr In his absence, ut vari-
ance with the truth, but fail u see II In that
light. Respectfully,
J.K. MCLEOD.
Moss Point, Feb Il, 1894.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16
Petition for Liquor
License.
State of Mississippi,


Jackson County.
TO the Honorable Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen Of the Town OF Scran-
ton, in said county and State:
The undersigned, citizen, resident
of the Town of Scranton, In county
and State aforesaid, and male per-
son over the age of twenty-0ne years,
and sober aud suitable person to re-
ceive a license to retail vinOus, spirit
nous and malt liquors, in less quanti-
ties than one gallon, does hereby ap-
ply to your honorable body for IL
cense to retail vinOus, spritnOus and
malt liquors in less quantities ts-an
one gallon in accordance with the law j.,
at the place lately occupied by 0. p.
Lyons and known as the "AlgOna Sa-
loom" and situated on the NV corner
of Ker street and Delmas avenue.
CHAS. j. JACOBSON.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

a Rockford, Illinois, dispatch says
that company Of Swedcs are plan
ming to come to Mississippi this
Spring. They have traded their prop
erty to negroes in Mississippi, and
the negroes will colonize and so to
Rockford.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

The IIandsbOrO Mentcr has turned
It's toes to the daisies, after life of
Il little over a year. The Mentor,
like all others, had "comc to stay
Mr.. Will T.. Champlin, the editor,
has our sympathy. We learn that the
material will go to Biloxi with which
the Biloxi Blizzard is to be revived.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

In the regions bordering on the Caspian
Sea the weather has been fearfully cold. The
principal ports are blocked with ice, and the
wolves have become so fierce that eighteen
men have been devoured by them in one
neighbOrhood
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16
LAND NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Mss, I
a. Feb. IL. ls94.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-na,ned settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make committed final proof
in support Of his claim, aud that said
proof will he made before tho Circuit
Clerk OF Jackson cOnnty, at Scranton,
Miss, ON March 30, 1894. viz:
Peter Farley, Homestead No. IL 225,
for tue VT. set and CT sw4. see. ls, town.
ship 2 south, range = west.
He names tho following witnesses To
prove bis continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Mallarl Nixon, Wesley Rogers, Judge
Farley, NJ. J. OneaI, all Of Cross Roads
p. o.. jackson county, Miss.
ROBERT L. WILSON, Register.
Feb. l6. 1894. 5!--8t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16
Petition for Liquor
License.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
JACKSON COUNTY.

VILLAGE or PAsCAGOuLA
TW tho HOnNrnl,ln Bard ut Mayo!
Aldermen of the Village Of Pascaso"li
The nn,lcsigne,l, legal voters ID \
village of Pascag"nla, respectfully y
geSt and state that JAMES II. ROLLS
citizen and resident OF SAID Vh''|
that hc is n male person over Inc WI
twcn,y.One years, is u man OF good l''|
al character and Il sober ana Sn'a.|
per ,On to receive u lireise to retail v
Ous. spir1tuons an,l malt liquors.
We, therefore, recommend lllnl Nv ~
an do hereby petition yonr hooo'al
body to grant him such license 70 ,S1
vil0,,s, xplrituVus and malt llqa"s
accordance with the law, IN less g"a'
Ties than one gallon, in his place Oh ~ o
ness, IL said village OF Pascaso]
known rs the "Swoet Gum Ex:ha''s0'
Johu +. l'aptlste,
Cllas BOster,
Chas. j. Euren,
Vincent Baptiste,
l'erlc b. Walker,
Edmond rorjusen,
}. l. Grant.
Chas. NJ. Cruzat,
A. d Sancicr,
A. d. Krebs,
w. A. KWbs,
A. + Chastani,
w. II. lalnier,
VIM. George.
Jas. ]. Friar,
Leonard Levin,
Burl Shepherd,
S.A. Ducth,
A. Olsen,
II. X. Grant,
Willie II. George,
VIM. Lundrilge.
GnnvalA H. lUrjusen,
Hans Gr,ndall,
G. B. I0ijuscn,
b. +. ScOvcl.
state Of Mississippi
Jnckson County,
Village Of Pascaso.a'la'.. !''.
] hereby certify the above is tIu0
correct COPY Of The original PEI if'on
by james H. Rolls, on the !'sI W,
Jauuury, l5l4 with the Board o. %
aud Aldermen Of the Village OF raSO''
Ia. :. ,.,. ,.I
Given under my hand this 44'1 o'I
Januars, A. D. 1904. ,,rs uovo|
II. +. KREBS' AISul "a.
Jun. %, 1s94. II
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

An Alabama newspaper says that wha,
Alabama needs is more shcepand fewer dogs
more farmers and less politics." Something
OF that kind wouldn't hurt the entire coun-
try, either.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

Senator McLaurin will only serve iiftcer
months in the United States Senator, II Gen
+. {. Walthall gets well enough to enter upon
the next term, which begins in March 1906
still Anse can do u great deal for his State
In that time.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

See notice of j. M Pelham in refer
ence to petition to the Board OF Su-
pervisors to allow the planting of oys-
ters without culllng.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

Sec advertisement of Denny & Nc
lEnis Bros. Moss Point. They keep
one of the best stocks of general mcr-
chandisc to be found in the county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

The tax collector of Union county. Ga
blacked himself up as Il negro and went to
his own house and robbed Il peddler who was
guest at his house, and also himself of the
COuntyS money
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16
State of Mississippi,

JACKSON county.
To the Honorable Board of Mayo
and Aldermen of the Town of Scran
ton in said county and State:
The undersigned, legal voters AM
residents of said Town of Scranton
would respectfully suggest and sta t.
unto your honorable body that Chas
J. jacobson is a citizen of said town
a male person over the age of twenty
one years, a man Of good moral char
acter and sober and suitable persOl
to receive a license to retail vinous
spirituous and malt liquors in les
quantities than one gallon. We
therefore. recommend that you gran
the said Charles J. jacobson a licenS
to retail vinOus, spirituOus and NAL
liquors in less quantities than ont
gallon, in accordance with the law
at the place formerly occupied by O
b. Lyons and known as the AlgOn;
Saloon" situated on the NV corner o
Ker street and Delmas avenue.
James Addison Miller.
Edmund Berry Rourke.
Buenaventura Jane.
Willis Marion Canty.
Forrest John Johanson.
Louis p. DeJcan.
CASTOR POitevin.
Jerry Cook.
Gus Adolph Stempcr.
Fritz Daniel Becht.
Stephen Richard Thompson.
Christian Nelson.
Frederick Lindinger.
Joseph s. Portis.
James Tillman.
Benjamin Daniel Valvcrdc.
Charles Andrew Altman.
Charles Crowley.
Joseph Little Ostrom.
William Gerhard Parker.
George Clinton Pickett.
Squire Walter Graham.
Albert Grant Dclmas.
Clinton Leroy Luce.
Charles Edmore Chidsey.
Jacob Philip Ellingsworth.
William Holmes.
Charles William Davis.
George Frentz.
John Brander.
Johnnie Otto Brondum.
William II. Nix.
George MatlIicu.
Benjamin Franklin Browne.
Joseph WOodie Altman
Henry Stoddard Rourkc.
Victor Bosarge, Jr.
Harry Mansfield.
Newton Sheffield.
Gabriel West.
Osmond Ballard Lyons.
Armand Hermens Delmas.
Benjamin Franklin Pickett.
William Broadnax.
Valentine Delmas.
j. B. Dale.
John Baptiste Delmas.
Irving Paul Delmas.
John Foster.
Peter Blanchard.
George Richard Thompson.
Brutns James.
Christian Brondum.
Robert August May.
William Frank Pankey.
Marion Beck.
Charles Frederick Peterson.
Joseph Weikel.
John O'Brien.
Henry Patrick Pagan.
John Younghusband Morgan.
Joseph llilairc Jonte.
John Darragh BObee.
Joseph Hilaire Krcbs.
John Jacob Clark.
Richard Leonard White.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

The Senate committee are engaged
on the tariff bill, and it is uncertain
when it will be reported to the Senate.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

The official history Of the civil war. gotten
up by the United States government, is near
ly completed. 1t will fill l2O large volumes,
was begun twenty years ago, and cost 81 9,5OO,-
OO1
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

The Tifton. (Ga") Gazette says: "Adan
was farmer. and while In the sweat of hi,
brow he ate his bread, there is no mention
made that he bought pound of meat
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

! hereby certify that the above pc
tiOn is a true copy of the original, as
filed with me on the 9th day Of Feb
ruary, 1894. S. r. THOMPSON,
Town Clerk.
Feb. 8, 1894. 5l-lt
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

George I. Houston 4 Co., of Chicago. have
bought at point in Bolivar county, Miss.
100000 feet OF dry quarter-sawed oak The
firm has also contracted for the cut of d mill
IN the fazoo-Mississppi delta which will
amount to l.OoO,0oo feet OF quarter-sawed oak.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

Al the next meeting ofsthe Board OF
Supervisors intend TO present them II
petition to allow the planting of Oysters
without culins.
All opposed 10 the proposition will
please bo present. -
JIM. PELHAM.
Feb. lG, 1894. SECT
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16
FOR CONGRESS-6M District.
We are eauthorlzed tn announca i
Mr.. WALTER NJ. DENN

OF jackson county, as candidate for Con.
gress from the sixth Congressional Dstrlc,
OF Mississippi. subject to the action Of the
Democratic parry. Election, Tuesday, Nov
9, 1904. "a
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

The Texas oyster is said to have a shell
much larger In proportion to the meat than
Is the case with the eastern oyster. The
sportive bivalve doubtless patterns after It's
native state, where every man has about him
II greater area of land in proportion To his
size than most other StatCS
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

The Tupclo Journal remarks that corn
makes hogs, and hogs make meat Corn
makes mules. horses and cows; and mules,
horses aud cowsa are more valuable than gold
Corn makes bread, and bread Is the very stan
OF life. Corn makes chickens, and chickens
make eggs, and eggs make the children
healthy nnd strong. Wise farmers make
corn.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

Chicago is always energetic and original
few nights ago the leading society ladie.
OF that city gave negro minstrel perform.
ance for charity and netted 500. They
biacked their faces, got OIL funny jokes ant
gave true minstrel performance.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

The largest sun spot ever noted by astrono
mers appeared in the fall Of 1876. 4lt wAs $50.
600 miles long and 10000 wide. Four hundred
planets the Size OF the earth could have beer
laid side by side In that spot without touch
ing each other "A
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

Senator A. j. McLaurin Is the second ma
tive Mississippian that has been elected to
the United states Senate, Gov. John ]. McRea
being the frst
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

The mother-in-law OF the Mikado of } apan
has recently been Ill. Sho was attended by
423 physicians. but has rallied. Fortunate
women.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

Senator Z. G. Walthall and family
have left Pass Christian and returned
to Grenada.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16
CLOSE OF VOLUME rORTY-NINE. =

This issue closes Volume 40 of the
DEMOCRAT-STAR.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

The next general election in Alabama vii
take place on March 5th, when the Austral.
ian ballot system will be used there for the
first time.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

The extra session Of our State Legislature
adjourned Saturday night last at IL o'clock
Besides electlng a United States Senate,
very little was ACCOMPLISHED.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

Mississippi Is now free silver State, ac-
cOrdlng to the election Of Senator A. J. Nc
Laurin.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

Sam Jones is holding protracted meeting
Mt Nashville, Tenn, preaching to 10 OOo peo-
pie daily.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

Mormon Elders at Wesson were t0ld
to "vamO0se
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

viii Pur,is is jailed at atticsburg
until his legal status Is fixed by law.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16
Card Of THANKS.

We take this method o. expressing our
grateful thanks to; our sponsor, Miss
Rose Stemper and her fair associates, for
their valuable assistance at the Military
Ball aud Competitive Drill OF our Bat
tery b, NJ. n. q.
CAPT AIN Il. Il. RoURKE,
LIEUT.. A. j. LARSEN,
SEMi'T. +. i. KREBs,
Scranton, Feb. III, 1894. 52-lt
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

Remember that those who la',1'| \
pay their taxes before the mrs. u
ruary are debarred from VOTING
year.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

Rpotted fever In Its most malignant form is
the verdict Of physicians who have Examined
Into the cause 0fso many deaths ut Sherwood
Iron county, TcSas. The patients, soon after
they arc stricken with the dreaded disease,
turn spotted all over their bodies, and In loss
than hftecn hours death claims them M his
victim. a large number Of the citizens Of
Sherwood are fleeing for II more congcnlal
climate.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

TO CdNDlD1TES.-Ow terms for an.
moancing candidates Jm Cosgres~ are $l5
cash dozen. The money must ACCOMPANY fht
nams.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

United States Standardized, Hon. A. J. Nc
Lousln, Of Brandon. Is a. years old. u native
VI Mississippi. asclf-madc man and the lead
Ink crln,inallawycr OF the state Hc Is Of
Scotch descent. and has many Of the traits Of
character for which the Scotch are noted.
lie left Monday for Washington 10 assume
his duties III the Councils of tho Nation. II
won't bs long before he will be hard battling
for the rights and interests Of his native
South.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-02-16

For sale by DR.. W.: A. COX, Scranton,
and J.W. Stewart, Moss Point.
Feb. 16, 1894. 52-1y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-02
NEWRy,

The late thaw la. left the road. yer,
rough. One l. fully awar. ~ that fscl
after ten mile rii. Ia a sleigh.
noticed Horace Foster of Waterford
at T.. u. knspp's to-day.
Some one u plllng up the birch on TIL
side hill In Frank Bi.b-.'. pasture.
-Four horse. we're on the yard - ] rode
past to-day.
Orrin Posters team. have commence
hauling birch.
santa Clau. made short call al j. :.
Aliens this year. Some line present.
adorned the tr'e which va. surrounded
by the members of the home circle only
Tuesday Mrs. y. =. B,ker Was suit
denly summoned to her daughter, Mr..
&. u. Moore of bethel.
Mrs. &. D. Foster !. again sick will
her old complaint.
Cot out Art Coupon No. from TIL.
Issue aud send IL To the publishers Of thu
Democrat with ten cents. IL you arr
not fully satisfied aud pleased with the
2.G photographs you recely. la return.
they will refund your money.