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Per
Conan Doyle on the Bicycle.

Conan Doyle in May Demorests~
When the spirits are low, when the day
appears dark. when work becomes monot-
onous. when hope seems hardly worth
having just mount bicycle and go for
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r. 70 be played al the indoor meet OF the
Y NJ. c. A. at the Arm0ry next Friday.
Week after week the church teams in
the y. 81. G. a. have hattied for suprem-
acy while the =. A. &. men have had
some fierce contests at their smokers.
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ASKET tall Ia
the game OF the
day for the win
ter months and
has been steadily
gaining favor
with the athletes
OF Seattle until
they are now
looking forward
with feverish in
terest 10 the great
final contest OF
the season be-
tween the Young
Mems Christian
Association and
the Seattle Ath-
Ietic Club, which
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Game. Of PnhlIc school League.

The Minor school baseball nine sue
cee8ed Ia is attempt 20 heat the Rainier
nine yesterday afternoon. The follow
Ing = the score by innings.
Minors .-........ 5 5 I 80
Ralnlers ... "a 0 o. )
Rockeufeld, ana Leizh;y we're the bat
terry for the Minors and Mcdonald and
ely for Rainier
The Mercer sehbol njue Ron n lts game
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Cun Climb shoot Today.

The Seattle Rod and Gun Club Will have
its regular shoot al the West Seattle
grounds today, There Will be a match
shoot between Miner and Stevens.
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naments OF the Y. VI. C. A. throughout
the winter. and seen the heroes of the
game taking sudden involuntary somer-
saults on the hard wooden floor. turning
on flying meer (by another mans
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ATHLETES NEW FAD.
Basket Ball. the Great Indoor
Winter Game.
HAS FOOTBALLS STRONG POINTS
The Great Match Between 8. A c. and
Y.M. G. A. To Wind Up the
season-The Rules.

Copyright applied for by F. leather.
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We have the rleasure Of giving the e1.

We have The Pleasure a giving ne ex-
psrience Of tv.o prominent citizens Of kedon-
Do Beach, al, in the u~e Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Mr. 4. Y. Trudell, sayS
Il have always recrived prompt relief
when 's>ei Chamberlain Cough Renedv."
Mr.. J. VI. Hatcher saws -For ;hree YEARS
/ have usea Chamberisin's Cough Remedy
in my farnily and It's results have always
leen SATISFACTORY
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Prof w A Sanders, convicted at
Fresno, Cal OF forging the name OF
William wootton. has been sentenced TO
ten wears tn San Quentin.
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BARkLEy iTEns.
by y. o. NJ.


Mrs Alfred Powell Is on the sick list.
It is the warmest Weather we ever expcr-
fenced.
Rev. Nathan N. King and wife made a
business visit to Ocean Springs Monday.
There VIII he preaching ut New Hope Bap-
fist church next Sunday by the Rev. M. o.
Mr.. Thos Farley, accompanied by his
brother John, left last week for Daisy, TO en-
gage In the log business.
Mrs. II. l.. Glenn and her charming daugh-
ter, Miss Phebe,.were guests OF Mrs. Martin
at Riverside. on last Wednesday.
MRS. Mary Martin and daughter, Miss An
ME, were visitors last Wednesday at East
View. the beautiful southern home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Blgnall.
A very large rattlesnnkc was killed by
David Martin on his farm which measured
feet In length and was very large around.
II had nine rattles and was supposed to be II
years old. That's right David, we are glad
to get rid Of such reptiles.
Saturday evening OF last week a party OF
young folks spent u most delightful time
playing croquet at Glcnhhaven, the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Il. l.. Glenn. Those partlcipa-
ting In the game were Misses Phehe Glenn.
Kate and Florence Martin, and Messrs. David
Martin, Robert Glenn, j. W. Raabe.
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Should He Deal With Our Sister as With
An Harlot?


Genesis 3lth chapter 3lst verse.
Editor Demoerat.star.
80 ', -,
ABOUT lour thousand years ago, us ola
father Jacob was journeying on from the
1orl ofli f,tho,-in-l,u r,bnn .o,,o,d ,ho
'"' y, n'' wy
race OF his brother Esaw having Just been
forgiven for swindlinr Fsaw ont Of his hirth-
rioht t,cob stornod a,,ti,o ,o,, ,ho do,,,i,
i,s"' D"coo s'oppou '"ii''0 mar '"o uo'''''u
OF q Invite Prince by the name of Hamar,
This Prince had a son named Shecbem, a
,o,horors dohnuc,,o rn,,h,a ,i, oa,,., h,,
N'""."e' '"C'' 9iA suns w
Leah, his first wife. Reuben, Simeon, Levi,
Judah. Issachar and Zebulon AT that time
vora ,onrIy hrawnv nopIo vonns, ,no,,
woIe "'"'iJ' p'aWnS' hoole young iheh'
Their sister Dinah was just blooming into
f,Il and bnautifnl wouoonboo1 and trua 10
the lnstihcts Oh hef nature, went OUT 10 see
the daughter Of the land" No doubt she
was tba nrida of ha,. fa,bor.,d rohla bro,b-
""7 ,t - "',' ''''O 1'0'''
>sIS.-N NlSn 'he GENEROUS shechem saw her ne
humbled aira -aespoiled her, whlch Freatlv
bereaved Jacob, yrt-aS le -.aht1-hls family
We're few. In numbers, compared to the sub
iects of Hamar, he knew not what TO do.
When Simeon and Lew learned of the out
rage. they conceived. and through strategy
carried out q scheme by which they put
to death shechan, Ilamar and all their men
of war. This greatly alarmed old father
Jacob and he protested to his sons that he
and all his family would now be destroyed
by the surrounding nations
The caption to this article is the answer
given to Jacob by Simeon and Levi.
To prove the righteousness of their course,
II Is only necessary to follow them down
through history, and we find the family of
Simeon become one OF the mighty tribes OF
Israel. and the family of Levi chosen as
Priest and mediators between God and man,
And from that day to the present time, all
honorable men have followed the course of
those manly yeung men,
In this connection we should remember
that God first instituted the family, the
home. and on it Is founded and preserved all
society and governments Hence our old
English law that a mans home be it ever SO
humble. is his castle, into which no prying
eyes or intermeddlIng hands of king or State
are allowed.
All honor to our Southern manhood that
puts to death the despoiler of our homes, be
that despoller the white debauche or the
black demon In human form.
1t is passing strange that almost every day
we see accounts OF some black brute out
raging some white woman, when each and
every one OF these wretches ought to know
that death is their doom, and that in u few
hours.
A black demon would be using more sense
in touching Il live coal to u keg of powder
than to even attempt to outrage a southern
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Churches.

MErHoDIsT-kev. T. ". Adams. pastor
Preaching every Sunday Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsBYTERIAS-Rev. ID. o. Byers, pastor.
Preaching every sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday night.
BAPTIsT-Eld. l.. n. Brock, pastor Preach
ing every first and third Sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
NORTH SIDE SALEM. f. Bynum, pastor
Preaching every second and fourth Sundays
Sunday school $3.50 "A. M, DR.. B. F. Duke
superintendent.
The following orders meet in Stewards new hall
Moss Point Lodge No. III, I. o. o. F.-Every
Monday night. G. NJ. Farley, N G. Vim. Wat
kins, Secretary.
Moss Point Encampment No. s-First and third
Friday nights, 5. W. Stewart, Z. p j. b. Cham
berlin, scribe.
Pascagoula Lodge No. 202. A + & A. NJ
Every third Saturday night f. Comer, W. NJ.
&. H. Wood, Sc retary.
Pascagoua Senate No. AS, Ancient EsseniC
Ordor--Every second and fourth Tuesdays in each
month, I. W Adams, Senior senator; j. A. Hat
lestad, Secretary
Woodmen of the World. No. 81. 5.-Second and
fourth Fridays in each month, Thos. spencer
Sccretaryi II. c. Herring Council Commander
NJ. NJ Watkins, Advising Lieutenant
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

A mass meeting of the registered
Democratic voters Of Jackson county
will be held in the Courthouse, in
scranton, on
THURSDAY, August |, 1895,
at II m. for the purpose Of selecting
delegates to represent jackson coun-
ty in the State Democratic Cunvcn-
tion, to convene at Jackson, on We'd
ncsday, August I, 1895. Also to Sc
lect delegates to Pictorial Conven-
tion to be held at such time and place
as the Democratic Executive Com
mittces of the counties Of Jackson
and Harrison designate. Let there be
a full turnout Of the Democracy of the
county. Let Us have good old rous-
ing Democratic love feast. =
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LOCALS.
BRICK !! BRICK !!

1000 good building or paving brick
for sale cheap. Apply at DEMOCRAT
STAR.
Meals and lunches at all hours.
fruits, cigars and tobaccos at GAsToN
.ToUssELL's opposite the depot.
If you want to save money buy your
supplies from w. j. f. GERARD.
Just received a fine lot Of ladies
percale and silk shirt waists, also a
large supply of ladies underwear and
alapacas in all styles and prices at
c. NELSON'S.
Buy your grain from W. J. E. GER
ARD, a drop Of cent bushcl on oats,
10 cents on corn and so cents on a
barrel of flour. Ask for prices and be
convinced
All grades Of Bicycles.
HAVE YOUR HOUSE PAINTED.
EDDIE LEWIS, painter, kalsomining
and paper hanger.
SCRANTON, Miss.
At w. J. T.. GERARD you can buy a
500 sample shoes at $500, a 500
shoe for sl.50, a Sl50 shoe Sl.00, 81. %
shoe for % cents, satisfaction guaran-
tCed OF money refunded.
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st. StanIslaus College, Bay st. Louis. Miss.

This wel-known College begins its next
session Tuesday, September 81. Situated in
a healthy region, enjoying continuous sea-
breeZes, this institution affords every facility
for acquiring u solid education. Its Mathe-
matical and English departments are partlc-
ularly efficient, while for practical business
training It is unexcelled in the South. A
Classical Course is provided for those desir-
ing to adopt one Of the professions
Medals were awarded to this College both
at the Paris and Chicago Expeditions Fc.
terms and particulars. address President.
e,A
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Services every Sunday at 7;45 p m. at the
Lutheran church,
Judge \. G. Mayors. of Brandon, visited
his brother here this week
The Kodak is the latest thing in town.
Everybody ought to have one.
Mr.. j. j. Watson and family, OF New Or
leans at summerlng at Pascagoula.
H. Brannan, ESQ., of Brannan p, O., Ala,
paid business visit here Wednesday,
Mrs. G. Nelson and friend. Mrs II. Christen-
sen, are on a weeks visit to Franklin, La.
Mr., A. Cabro and wife. OF New Orleans are
guests of Capt, Volney Brown at pascagoula
Mr.. Jas. Davis, the clever postmaster at
Wade, in this county, is we are sorry to
learn, very sick
Miss Alice Gautier, Of Gretna, Ia. is visit
ing the family OF Capt. :, r, Thompson ON
Pascagoula street,
Miss Annie Carlton, charming young lady
of Thomasville, Ala. is visiting her friend,
Miss Edna Bosarge ut Eastside.
The Pascagoua Land Co. recently sold
three farms ut Grand Bay, Ala, to Northern
parties, who wall locate on the lands next fall.
MAJOR F. H. Toler' OF hayVlile' La Is here
recupefhtlhS ms health the guest OF his som
ln-iaw, W. u. Builard' ESQ., on PascaGoula
street.
Mr. A. Rruce Kennedy, reporter of the Mo-
bile REGISTER rave ms call Yesterday. Ue
was here to report the negro hanging for the
Register.
a"boho,, nrl,ter from At,apt, Ga ston,ed
over here last Wednesday seeking work He
secured a days employment in the DEMO
cRAr-srAR office, shirt and two square
hlea's ana oeparVeo westward happy "s Il
am
aiheoity occurred a' Eastside i"st
,'o""'' ",e"' "''"'o" RUM n'o"'i """
severely cut in several places about the body.
Jim Busby vas in company with Booker at
the time and both are now in jail.
Marguerite Nicholas died at Creole Town
last Tuesday morning. Aunt Quit" as she
was famlliarly known, was an Old and re-
spected coioisa woman ana at the time OF
iier u'"'" was o' years oi age Dur'hs hor
-, ',','"' '",,t,.oN ,ae
piou. rb,isti.n ,,nnon and her don,iso to ro-
crettcd hv all who knew and loved her. Uor
funeral took place Wednesday. and her re-
mains laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery
Of that village.
The schooner Yacht Ocean King, Cant. Robt
Westerberg, took out party on three days'
fishing cruise to the islands Of Horn and Petit
Bois last week Among those who enioved
-fhu,plaasures of the trim were Rev. Rev. G. !
,,..--,-a . U pro,olI " I r,,,h-
~ n -. -.
'o' "''' oe"'S' o'""'"'''' i"ese Eo"''e'"e'T
eaogn' 10 very '"'ge 'Pah'Sh h'acNeFai ana
other fsh, While Capt. Westerberg landed a
20-toot shark.
I,.. p.;,, ;.l4 a., .;,,.. - u. IT
p,.., -.
NJ v" "''"S'"'" '".'' "'''' i'''
Pn"nc 'o"u, was ourg'"r']eu oy unknown
parties. The thieves entered through the
parlor window and proceeded to the bedroom
and took from Mr.. Rourke's pantaloons pocket
some $50 or $40 in money and A gold watch.
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MARRIED..

At Pascagoula, Miss. on Tuesday, July 16,
1895, by Rev. G. j. Broders Mr.. JAS, q. DUTCH
and Mrs. HENRIETTA DUTCH.
The DEMOCRAT-STAR tenders It's cOngratu-
lations and wishes the contracting parties
long life and prosperity
At Pascagoula, Miss. on Tuesday evening,
July l6, 1895. Mr.. ARTHUR j. CoURTRIGuT and
Miss MYRTLE Y. FELLOW, both of Moss Point,
were. united In matrlmony, by Elder l.. N.
Vista street.
May their pathway through life be strewn
with the choicest flowers and that all their
troubles be little ones
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-07-19

DR.. A.P. Sawyer:-I have had Rheu-
matism since was 20 years old, but
since using your Family Cure have
been free from it, II also cured my
husband of the same disease. Mrs.
RoBT. CoNNELLY, Brooklyn, Iowa.
Sold by Scranton Pharmacy, Scranton
and J. w. Stewart, Moss Point.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

The fOater is still ahOat.
No new summer girls in town.
He has given her up for good.
He has gone back to his last.
Ice is great luxury just now.
Cur roads are IN good repair now.
Miss Neville Edmunds is sick abcd.
New bicycles are coming to town
every day.
She SAYS the weather is heap warm
or than love.
The boys say that it is too hot to
shoot craps now.
Two ladies' wheels are in town.
More to follow.
No services in the Baptist church
next Sunday.
Our town is awful quiet since the
primary election.
Miss Georgia Shoemaker of Mobile
is visiting Mrs. Joe Pankey.
Miss May Morris left Tuesday for
HandsbOrO on visit to friends.
The Democratic mass meeting
comes of at Scranton on the first of
August
The boys of West Moss Point say
they have quit their meanuesS-shoot-
ing craps.
Miss Edna Merrill, after a stay in
New Orleans a month is az home
again.
Misses Laura Hill and Annie Wood
left Tuesday for Cross Roads to visit
relatives and friends.
Mr.. f. w. Manahan, of Chicora,
Miss, was here Monday. He took in
the Camp Meeting Sunday.
Steel bark Elizabeth, Capt Beck, is
loading this week at the O'Lary mill
with 100000 feet of lumber for Vera
Cruz.
Mcssrs. S. f. Perkins and J.
Griffin, of Perry county, prominent
log men were here this week on busi-
ness.
Some Of our young men gave a moon
light ride Thursday night of last
week on t he tug Victor. All enjoyed
it "cver so much" so the girls say.
Schooner Agnes |. Grace, Can't.
Sproul, is loading at the Moss Point
Lumber Co.'S mills this week with
100000 feet of lumber for SeQua, Gu
Oa
The following vessels are loading
this week at the l.. n. Dantzler Lum-
Der Co.'S mills Oscar G.. with 230, 900
feet of lumber for Kingston. Jamaica
Lena II. Storer with 12o oo9 seef of
lumber ei 4Gs!.a fas. Vera Cruz.
Hon. d. NJ. Mullen. ex U. S. Consul
at Sequa, Cuba, spent several days in
town the past week, the guest of Mr..
E. Bloomfield. Mr.. Mullen reports
our Mississippi friend, Hon. Walter
b. Barker, the present Consul at Sc
qua, as enjoying his place and posi-
ton.
Moss Point Encampment No. 8,
was instituted by D. ID. c. p. Vim
cent Ros, on the night of July llth.
The officers are J. w. Stewart, G. p:
9. w. Garner. j. w; M. NJ. Watkins,
II. p; j. b. Chamberlain, Scribe.
The cncampment will meet on the Ist
and 3rd Friday nights.
Two of our nice young men Frank
Harry and c. d. Eden, came very near
Monday taxing their departure from
this world by water. They were bath
Ing in Dog river and got out too far
from shore, and went down, the sec
0nd time, but were rescued by some
persons near by. Boys, 60 in bathing
as soften as you please, but keep out of
Dog river.
Program of the Hypathean Society
meeting at Mrs. S. S. Henry's July 26,
1895:
Essay-Miss Mamie Morris.
Instrumental Muslc-Miss Emma
Hand.
Recitation-Mrs. Anna O'Neill.
instrumental Music-Hubert Fish
er.
Reading-Miss Maggie Mcintosh.
Violin Solo-.John Il. 2. Blumer
Author-Will Carlton.
BICYCLES
ON EASY PAYMENTS.
Imperial, Victor and several other
makes, at lowest factory prices also
u full assortment Of bicycle supplies.
n GI.A pI,
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To be closed on Sundays.

Mayor NJ, c. Altman issued an order last
dealers to keep their places of business closed
on the Sabbath, and to abstain from selling
ANYTHING, rot even the red meat watermelon.
What has come over the spirit Of our Mayor 5
dreams? This last edct Of his plainly inti-
mates that he is growing much better. Won
der il the preaching of Sister Smell had any
thing to do with the change. This hot wealth
er we are having is calculated to make one re-
feet on the end of him who does not keep the
law Of both God and man
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-07-19

Book and job Printing Of every de-
scription neatly executed at this Office.
Send In your orders at once.
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i,oslotlicc and Mails,

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or NAILS.
Prom ScrdRton--Arrivcs az $50 m. aud
i:.5 .. m. and 800 p m. Departs ut
10 a. NJ; l:i1 p. M. aud i:Ij p. IL.
Lodkesrilie L3utc---Arrives every day
except Sunday at ll:i0 i. M. Departs
same day at p. M.
AlRs. e. T.. MclNIS, p. NJ.
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Wilson Springs Camp Meeting.

The Wilson Springs Camp Meeting will
begin Thursday night before the Fifth SUNDAY
in September, 1895, and will continue from
six to eight days.
G. R. ELLIS, p. G.
II. C. HERRING,
F. NJ. JOHNSON,
J. II. JACKSON,
JOHN B. GoFF,
Trustees.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-07-19
Bridge Notice.

Notice is hereby given that contract
for the building OF Il bridge across Bayou
Creole will bc let to the best bidder, on
Monday, august 5, 1895,
ut II M, at the front door OF the Court.
house. in Scranton, as per plan and speci-
fcations Oh file in my Office.
+. II. LEWIS, Clerk.
July s, 1896, 20At
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Port OF PdSCd0OuId.
IN

OFFICE DEMocRAT-STAR,l
Scranton, Miss, July II, 1891
REPORT for week ending July ~, 1885,.
ENTERED.
July 12. Am. sch, Mlllie Williams, u tons
Levien. from Vera Cruz.
July 10. Am. sch. Agnes |. Grace. 35s tons
Sproul, from Havana.
July Is. Am. SC. Oscar q. 2l9 tons, Green
from Havana.
CLEARED.
July IL. Brit. $. s. Falshaw.. lisa tons. for
Liverpool, by Donald Co., Gs,72.
feet lumber, value $780, i,a0g i9d
feet sawn timber value 81 ,275.
July 10. Portuguese biz. Venus 65l tons, by
l.. N. Dnntzler Lumber Co, 53l ISL
feet lumber value &6,.G--dest. Mas
samedcs, Africa.
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DISTRICT OFFICES.

For Fl0ater From Jackson and
Harrison.
We are authorized to auuonnce
MARK A. DEES,
of Jackson county, as a candidate for Floater
IN the Lower House of the Legislature from
Jackson and Harrison counties, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
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.v'elU .4dUerfsSesSleIsES.
WRITE TO-DAY HEslgss li,sap snd 1G h,

WRITE TO-DAY aTslPss siiSsP and + have Ss1,s \.
forward your name and postofce address through
our Agents Directory journal to hundreds of Pub
fishers, Manufacturers and Dealers in Agents
Goods from whom You will receive an endless va
riety of mall valuable samples, newspapers, mag.
a2ines, etc, besides offers from of employment
with reliable business firms where from $50 to 5000
a month can be made, You will receive copy Of
the Agents Directory free. Address LoMAx's
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Nashville, Tenn.
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BICYCLES
on EASY PAYMENTS

on EASY PAYMENTS.
Imperial, Victor and several other
makes, at lowest factory prices; also
a full assortment Of bicycle supplies.
j. d. CLARK,
Scranton, Miss.
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We are authorized to announce the follow
ing candidates for the second primary elec-
ton, which occurs on July 90, 1895:
Enr Sunarvi -Raat M
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LOCHL NEWS.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
JACKSON COUNTY.
.For REPRESENTATIVE,
l.. GS MANUEL.
For Clerk ofCircuitand Chancery Courts,
FRANK II, LEWIS.
For Sheriff.
C. d. MOORE.
For Treasurer,
w. NJ. CAVITY.
For Superintendent Of Education,
d. D. COwAN.
For Assessor,
WILLIE p. RAMSAY.
For Surveyor,
BURTON GOODE.
FoR BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Beat 3,
O. RANDALL.
Beat 8,
II. o. FURRY.
FoR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Beat No l.
JAMES HELVE5TION,
HENRY ALTMAN.
Beat No. .,
w. FRANK GOFF,
Il. A. ROBERTS.
Beat No. 3-lloss Point Division,
OLIVER WOOD.
Scranton Division,
CIAS. L. CHIDSEY.
Beat No. 4,
JAMES B. MCRAE,
L. d. WIGG!NGTON.
Muss Point Division Beat 3,
For Constable,
JAKE j. CUNNINGHAM.
Scranton ision-Bcat 3,
CH \RLES l.. KREBS.
Beat 4,
WM. G.. Parker,
Election Tuesday, November :, 1895.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Mdwinter Fair. San Francisco.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-07-19
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.

L. u. WOOD, Agent
for Wannimaker 81 Brown, Clothing.
Call aud see samples. Moss Point, Miss
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OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
TOWN OFFICERS,

.y-SPECIAL NoTICE-Any news items
left at the drug store OF Herman MIL will be
promptly communicated to the DEMOCRAT
STAR office. scranton, Miss,
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JACKSON COUNTY

Primary Election, My20'95.
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HOUSEKEEpERS

WHO NJ, delicate,
run do 80 or
ov-rwofkec, and
those who sui.
fer hom back.
ache, headache,
dragging down
isatious ia the
abdomen, aud
many other
syniptoms Of de-
Management oftltc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

For seycral yps,s tho AAcri-sn Beauty
has oatly wou lrst hnaors IN ~ iu.r,.
vrisos Nancy Mann Vnddls IN Tie ldlcs'
H'mo journal. The supply har mover
oqgHled tho domsnd THIS s. eas'iy uu.
dcistood on observing che very long stems
Wnich nre cut with sis russo.
Tho American p,.dty ~ tho rcprcsnta.
tive NJ the hlgh,st development % waieh
iosr culture Is capable Anything 'o,Rrr
would DO monsiroAty One unblculThcd
specimen Of tho American Beauty l. tha
perfection Of - typc-tho thick, strong
growing stem, tho mass NJ largo glossy
leaves the blossom whose deep crimson
notnls form - great '1uhh chnlico witch
holds Imprisoned thl sui Of June.