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Reports of . Massacre.

Boston. Nov. 27.-Rev. Judson Smith.
secretary Of the foreign board. re-
ceived cablegnam from a representa-
tive of the board at Constantinople
via Phillpolis. as follows: The re-
ports from Marash have been inter-
cepted and we now learn indirectly OF
a horrible massacre there. The school
buildings of the American board were
pillaged and the seminary was burned.
Three students were shot and one
killed. The missionaries are safe.
There was a three days massacre at
Aintaba. but the missionaries and COL
lege are safe. Reports OF the board in
Harpoot now telegraph a loss there Of
$4,000. ham OF 1t In buildings and the
rest personal property and apparatus.
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Feeling the Effects.

Washington. Nov. N.-The treasury
gold reserve has already begun TO feel
the effect OF the recent order of the de-
partment directing that express charges
be paid on all gold received at the sub
treasury. and also upon the currency re-
turned In exchange therefor. The assist
ant treasurer at Philadelphia reports the
receipt OF 100000 In gold and smaller
amounts are reported from other sub
treasury cities. several amounts being
turned into the treasury here to-day. The
largest was $3.50.
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Sugar r. fiaerie. Shut ID wu.

Philadelphia. Nov. 27.-AH the sugar
refinerses In this city shut down to-day.
throwing more than 1900 workmen out
OF employment This Is said 20 be In
keeping with a similar movement IN
New York city by orders Of President
Sea rslea
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The bullion stealing Case.

Carson. New. Nov. H.-The jury In the
case OF James Henry. accused of stealing
bullion from the United States mint, re-
ported to-day that after having been out
IS hours they could not agree. The jury
stood eight to one for acqufttaL A new
trial VIII begin on Monday.
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q sor-are deal. A furry Of snow about
O'Clock hast evening made the outlook
for good wea uher to-day very dubious,
but Galsogly's barometer commenced
going up about 3 O'Clock and went up
10 points In about two hours. which Is
q guarantee OF good weather to-day.
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They Say orbett Is q Coward.

Philadelphia, Nov. 27.-A letter from
Martin Julian, manager for Robert
F5tzsimmons. was received in this city
tonight. 1t Is dated Houston. Texas.
Julian charges Corbett with cowardice.
He says: Should Mr.. Stuart fail to
drag Corbett out of the hole which he
has so cowardly crawled into. then
Fitzsimmons will be only too pleased
to fight Maher or any other man liv-
ing"
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Jabez l. Guilty.

London. Nov. 27.-Jabez s. Balfour
was found guilty to-day on the charge
of frauds IN connection with the house
and land investment trusts. another OF
the concerns which formed part OF the
notorious liberator group OF companies
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TIE New General solicitor.

Omaha, Nov. 27.-Judge William r.
Kelly was to-day officially appointed
general solicitor OF the Union Pacific
railway company to succeed John NJ.
Thurston. who resigned TO take his seat
in the United States senate. Judge
Kelly has been assistant general sole
ttor OF the Union Pacific.
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Nor. su.nsn.Ion..

Philadelphia Nov. 27.-Chairmar
Gideon Of the L. A. W.. said to-day
that Cyclists Cabanne. Titus and Muir
ply. temporarily suspended for alleged
crooked racing in a class Il race at St
Louis August IL. have been suspended
for life by the racing board.
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To NIo.s a..

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
Omaha. Nov. 27.-Word was received
here to-day that the managers have
decided positively 10 close the Atlanta
exposition on Dec. 81.
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Victorious Yale Freshmen.

New Haven, Conn. Nov. 27.-The
Yale freshmen team defeated the
Princeton freshmen eleven to-day. 16 to
6. The game, in a measure. took the
place OF the Yale-Harvard freshmen
game. which Harvard refused to play
this year.
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AMONG THE NEW GOODS
RECENTLY RECEIVED
ARE:

Sterling Silver Bread Trays,
Butter Dishes. Oyster Forks. Gravy
Boats. Berry Bowls. Salad Sets. Mani
cure Sets. Light Weight Tea Spoons.
Low-Priced Butter Knives, Sugar
Spoons. Bon-Bon Spoons, etc.
China. Sevres and Royal Vienna Va
ses and Bric-a-Brac, Haviland Dec
GRATED Cups and Saucers, Salad Bowls.
Plates. Chocolate Sets, Sugars and
Creams. Bronze Heads, Statuettes,
Lamps and Vases.
Brass and Onyx Tables. Cabinets and
Lamps.
Rudlestadt and Hungarian Table
Ware. Vases Jardinierre.
Opera Glasses all varieties and all
prices.
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Enofh.lI Mraihsr.

Washington. Nov. 27.-Montana: Shows
colder: ncrtheriy winds
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In New Orleans.

New Orleans. Nov. N.-weather clear
and cool: track fast. Six furlongs-Mas-
erin won. Bioomer second. Judge De-
beure third: time. 1:16. Mile and a six
teenth-Booxe won. Invade second, Ten
spring third: time. 1904. Seven fur
longs-Dr Work won, @. B. Cox second.
Mandolina third; time. 1:29%. Handicap.
six fur1ongs-Bowling Green won. Jake
Zimmerman second, Gold Dust third:
time, 1:15%. Seven furlongs-Overelle
won. B. F. Fly. Jr.. second. Liberty Bell
third; time, 1:29%-
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Every
Clothing
Dealer

Is talking about
THE WEATHER.
Now WE'RE not saying anything
about how cold it is BUT when 1t
comes to CLOTHING just look us up.
Suits.
Five styles light and dark ooiors form
er price 81: now
$3.75.
Ten styles. black. blue and fancy chew
lots and worsteds. formerly sls; now
$500.
Extra nne suits. sacks and frocks.
black and fancy worsteds. formerly $50
and SIS; now
Sis. 90.
Mems Overcoats.
An elegant heavy weight coat. now
$500.
Black. blue. brown and Hight colored
kersey overcoats. were $12 and SIS: now
$8.75.
500 overcoats In all colors, materials
and styles. as fine as any merchant
tailor can make for you: prices now.
only
Sis to $IS.
Just received. 20 cases Swits corded
underwear Prices:
soc to $I.oo.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED: MON
Ely BACK IF YOU WANT IT.
One Price.
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ON THE TRACK.
In san Francisco.

San Ftancisco. Nov. 27.-The track at
Bay DISTRICT to-day was a sea of mud.
owing to last nights rain. and as re-
suit the form players were at q disad-
vantage. Out of seven races not a
favortte won. outsiders and third
choices dividing the honors. The Pa
cific Coast Jockey club. OF which I'D
Corrigan of Chicago Is president. will
open up the new Ingleside track to-
morrow. and a number of high class
events will be presented The Palace
hotel stakes. for 3-year-olds and UP
wards. will undoubtedly bring together
the best field of horses on the coast.
including many OF the eastern cracks
under training at this track.
Five and half furlongs-Irma won.
Fit.an second. Valparaiso third; time.
Ill. Five furlongs. 2-year-olds-San
Marcus won. Photo second, Mabel L.
third: thine. 1:04. Six f,rlongs-Clac-
quer won. Hidalgo second. Model third;
time. 1:15h. Five and a half furlongs.
handicaD-Blue Bell won. Mainstay
second. Hueneme THIRD: time. 1:0s%-
Mile. handicap-Peter IL won. Wa
wona second. F1irtilfa third: time. LAS.
Short course steeplechase-rom Clark
won, Rob Roy second, Dick O'Malley
third: time. 3:251a. Five and a half
furlongs-George Rose won. r. H. Sec
ond. Golddust third: time. 1:11.,
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In Lexington.

Lexington. Ken. Nov. 27.-Three favor
ties one outsider and a second choice
won here to-day. The weather was cold;
track muddy. The board of stewards
held a meeting and decided to continue
the meeting till Saturday. Six furlongs-
Whyota won. Uncle Henry second. Tenor
third; time. 1:19 Seven furlongs-Daisy
Bolander won. Ida second. Helen Kellar
third; time. 1856. Six furlongs-Myrtle
won. Font Dor second. Crumbaugh
third; time. 1:21. Five furlongs-Old
Center won. James Monroe second.
Letcher third; time, los Mile-Sun-
burst won. Momus second. Charley third;
time, las.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-03-08

to Wilson Spring.
4. h. Fcrrrl. j. Y. Ferrill, =. KirkwO0l.
Sye Evans and all persons living NJ John
Nelson's are assigned tn road No. ".
G. IL. Dilhn, appointed overscer on
road No. 80, vice W. b. Carter, removed.
j. x. Cain appointed overseer of road
from. Birds school house to Harrison
county line, No. III.
Lewis Gates appointed ovelseer Of road
No. OS, from late residence Of II. g. Ha-
vensv0 Ramsay's store, vice Joe Davis,
Jr., removed.
owen Frawley, appointed oversecr Of
road No. 20, vice W. N, Goff. removed.
The various road 0verseers. having
made proper reports, as leQuired by law,
the same accepted and approved.
Ordered that advertisement be made
for bids for the contract for necessary
changes aud improvements IN an,l about
theS %Onrih0nse square, to be let ut The
next meeting Of tlis Board.
The April term Of this Board is hereby
pretermitted. and the County Treasurer
IS directed tn make hiss quarterly report
at the May term hereof.
The following allowances were made
tO-wit: .
DEMoCRAT-STAI Stationery and
Blanks to several Off es. ......$ 80 OF
j. G. Webb, Bridge across Davis
bayou, per contract. ........... l75 W
PRINT BYRD, work OIL White Creek.
Bridge. .... .................. l2 On
JnO. Aiken, Sign Board and Mile
POSt...... $3.50. .-............ q
A. A. Vaughan, Asse ssOr, %ennulera-
ting 1879 educable children.... 80 81
e. B0salge. shelving aud work in
Clerks Observation-Disclosures. b u,
Moss Point Mercantile Company IL 81
W. G. Parker, Constable, con vey-
ing prisoner to Jail. ............ 4 81
PuupeIs allowed for January and
February. 1895, each .......... 3 81
Henry Andrews. caring for. nurs-
iusand burylng Mack Evans,
pauper.. ......... ............ 10 w
j. ID. Minor, Sheriff, conveying
prisoners, per bill on ile....... IA 81
J.. ID. Minor, Sheriff, amount ex-
pended IN return OF Frank Lowd,
cured patient from ass lum...... IL 0(
A. Altman, inspecting and laying
out road. w
ID. Mcdonald, inspecting and lay
ing out Il = w
Marshal a. Bruce, cabinet and
paper files, per bill ~ tile...... 100 q
Members legal allowance for. atten
dance at this Term.
The committee appointed at Il forme
term hereof to examine aud lay out II roa,
from Elders Ferry to Black Creek bridg'
,aving submitted the ir report. the saln,
accented aud said road as laid ont b,
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G%LENNHAVEN ITEMS.
We need a police force.

We need a police force.
We appreciated the recent good
weather.
Raise more potatoes and burn less
charcoal.
Mr.. James Farley visited Bluff Creek
last week.
Our Sunday school is doing a great
deal of good work.
Miss Phebe Glenn has recovered
from a Slight attack OF quincy.
Messrs. John Tillinghast, of Mobile,
and Eugene Mcclure, of. Ocean
Springs, were guests OF Mrs. Mary
Martin on Sunday.
After several weeks pleasant So
iourn with her mother, Mrs. f. h.
Glenn aud children returned to their
home at St. Charles, Illinois.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Bignall and
Master Burnett Bignall have returned
from the Carnival aud report having a
good time.
Miss Annie Martin returned home
on Wednesday Of last week from New
Orleans. where she had spent several
months with her brother, w. A. Mar
tin
Mr.. John and Edward Post, Of
Chicago, are spending a few weeks
with Mr.. w. }. Smith, looking at our
beautiful farm lands.
All Of our enterprising citizens love
/ to read the ''old reliable" DEMOCRAT
STAR, and wish it was seml-weekly.
Mr.. David r. Martin passed a pleas
ant week with relatives in New Or
leans.
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(Otfcial.)
TOWN OF OCEAN SPRINGS.

Regular meeting of Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen of Ocean Springs, Tuesday, March
5, 1895. G. L. Pabst, Mayor pro TEN, presid-
ing. All members present.
Minutes of the last regular and special
meetings were read and received.
Report of Treasurer showing amount Of
$5Ol Sc on hand received.
Report of Marshal and Street Commissioner
was received and the amount OF $12.63 or
dered paid, being expenditures. for the month
of February.
Plat of Joseph kotzum Off certain piece of
land in Ocean Springs, was approved and Or
dered to be spread on the minutes.
DR.. Bragg DR.. Newcomb and r. A. Van
cleave were appointed as a Board of Health for
the town.
The shell contract with J. ]. Starks was
extended to April lst. 49,,
The Board then adjourned until the 18th
inst, to continue this regular meeting.
c. T.. PABST, Mayor pro TEN.
A. V. RosAMBEAU, Town Clerk.
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Over one hundred more papers are
added to this weeks edition Of the
.DEMooRAT-STAR. The ''ol1 reliable"
is steadily moving m. s
We had a pleasant visit from Rev.
Robert Selby. of Biloxi, who was here
Tuesday soliciting nd advertisements for
the WOman's Edition OF the Biloxi
Herald, which is to appear on the
10th inst. We wish the enterprise
abundant success.
Mr.. II. Swartwout was a pleasant
caller at the DEMoCRAT-STAR Office
Saturday. He informed us that his
town was improving, and many more
northern people are expected this
month to settle there.
The Algona red liquor saloon closed
Wednesday morning and Will remain
closed for sixteen days, on account or
an error in the published petition for
license. The town is not dry how
ever, as we have three other open Sa-
looms with an ample supply OF the
ardent.
Mr.. George Jackson, an extensive
contractor, OF Chicago, who has been
stopping ut Mayor Volney Browns at
| P%ascagOula for several weeks, accom-
panied by his charming daughters, has
purchased the W. M. Morrison lot on
the front andsexpects to erect a hand
some and modern residence for a per-
manent home.
The Mayor and Board Of Aldermen
of Scranton at their meeting on Tues
day last appointed Messrs. s. r.
Thompson and Geo. II. Higgins
committee to ascertain the sentiment
Of the tax payers in regard to~-issuine
municipal bonds for the purpose OF lay
ing plugs for fire purposes. 1t seems Y
US the Board had better procure water
before laying plugs. What use will
the town have for the plugs unless y
has an ample supply Of water? VIVA,
protection would the plugs be against
fire?
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March broupht winds and colds

March brought winds and colds.
Mr.. Oscar Aubach is a guest of Mrs.
i. NJ. Boyd.
Rev. II. b. Downer was at Scran-
ton on Monday.
Miss schmclaa, Of st. Paul, is a
guest Of Mrs. Boyd.
, Mrs. ii. W. Richardson has been Ill
for several days.
DR.. d. Newcomb was Quite i'll for
several days last week.
Mr.. Joe Mcdowell, visited Biloxi on
Monday and Tuesday.
MI. IT. Murphy cnjnyedd delightful
sail 70 Biloxi, on Sunday
Mrs. A. Benny left for New Orleans
this week, her future home.
Capt. Silas Weeks, of New Orleans,
visited here during the week.
Mrs. Newcomb was also among the
sufferers from la grippe last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanzant and son
Philip. left ON Friday for Florida.
Washington Avenue Is heing paved
with oyster shells by the authorities.
Mrs. l.. Stone and MI. Kimball
Stone are registered at Mrs. Boyd's.
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Kendall have
returned from theirsyist to New Or
leans.
Miss Jessie Boyd returned Satnr-
day.after a pleasant yisit TO New Or
leans. F
Mr.. and Mrs. LyoF.S 81 Vermont,
are visiting their daugtfser, Mrs. n
NJ. Weed. ~"
Mr.. A. L. Lewis, OF West Pasca,
goula, was a visitor to our town
Tuesday.
Miss Grace Culver visited the fam.
Ily of Judge 9. Z. Chidsey, this week
at Scranton. :
Miss M, Mcclure. who has been or
a visit in Mobile for a week, returned
home Tuesday. ~@
Miss Camilla. after spending a week
with friends in New Orleans, returned
home on Tuesday.
Mr.. II. +. Russell was at the Court
house Monday in attendance on tht
delinquent tax sale.
The regular meeting of st. johns
Guild takes place on Friday next at
p. M, at the church.
The bridge over Davis Bayou, JUS
completed is a fine structure. Mr.
John Webb, contractor,
The regular Sunday excursion owe
A.. O. NJ pn,lrna1 ia we'll n1trO
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SPRIN GS LOCAL NEWS


Mrs. Armstrong vas quite III the
past week.
Mrs. Curtis. one OF our most charm
ing winter visitors Is occupying a cot
tage for the remainder Of the season.
Mr.. +. NJ. Dick has almost entirely
recovered from his accident. lie Is
able to be out with the aid Of his
crutches. n
Little Miss Lillian Mil, and her
smaller brother and sister, Herbert
and Erma, are having an attack OF la
grippe.
On the 3rd inst, we had a pleasant
visit from Col. Jas. Is. Mcltte, or
Vancleave. He reports better times
in his section.
On account Of Illness Of Rev. Mel
| son Ayers, the rector, there was no
S 'ryice at the Episcopal church on
Sunday last.
Mrs. 9. Livingstone, Mr.. Crawford
Livingstone and Mr.. Jerrold Living
stone, of St. Paul, arrived on Satur-
day, aud are guests of Mrs. BOYD.
The New England supper and musi-
cal given under the directions OF the
ladies of the Presbyterian church was
a very enjoyable event, and reflected
great credit on those In charge. =
Mr.. w. b. Stanbury has just re-
turned from Boston, where he bought
a lot of fish traps which he propose.
having set in the sound from Long
Beach to Scranton for the purpose OF
catching all the refused fish for fer
tnizer.
Beach property for sale at Ocear
lSprings, Miss. Address E. c. Hemard
new No. 1886 Union street, New Or
leans. (3t)
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To CANDIDArEs:-0ur terms for ANNOUNCE
ing candidates for State and District offices,
for County, $40 for Beat, 70. The
money must accompany the IN
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IonciaI.I
OGiciai.I
Of Supervisors.
! JACKSON COUNTY.
MARCH TERM.

,
SCRANTON. Miss, March 4, 1895. !
All me.uiers and officers PRESENT..
/. HI. Howe, Superintvndent 1t Elu-
cation submitted islebort aud the Sl'ne
was accepted, approved and ordered filed.
Sancirr Ryan Jr, was appointed over
seer ~ rond 81, Woo john Ramsay, re-
moved.
Petition for reduction Of license to re-
IAN vinunS, spititnous and malt liquors,
outside Of corporats limits ofcity, town.
or village p~ostpUaed to next nesting of
the Board.
Thu following petitions were postponwl
until Tie next meeting OF the Bparl, IT,
Wit: - az
Petition to lfuill bridge asross Black
Creek. near Byrl's ferry. s8sft ..
Petition to haiLl bridge across. Willis
| Lake Mt Pnrket's ferrys sfes.s - /.
7 I'efitinn far nilUwunse ~ Vpy tpr lunt-
her to lis usssl- ~ making papk walk
from Dantxlor's offices to Runners foun-
irv.
\. Petition fw pad fran PoItirt lan'linq
M N A
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Local Notices inserted under this head are
charged for ut the rate OF 10 cents per
line for each insertion.

PHYSICIANS all over uHc WoEIu tce"il
mend japanese Pile Cure. 1t has
cured thousands, will cure you. Sold
under positive guarantee. Sample
free at DR.. w. A.. Cox's and ). W.
Stewards.
A car load of choice Timothy Hay
just arrived at W. j. E. Gerard'S,
Leader of Low Prices. Also a fine
line of Stoves, Furniture, SC.
Diseases unfriendly to women are
positively cured by DR.. Sawycr's Pas
titles. Ask your druggist for a free
sample package. 1t heals and cures.
AT Scranton Pharmacy, Scranton, and
j. W. Stewards. Moss Point. -
We the undersigned citizens OF
Waynesboro, Miss, have had life size
portraits made by the Miller Portrait
Company and highly endorse them as
artists. Their work is not only sat
isfactory but the best we ever saw:
w. c. Wetherbee, Merchant.
j. p. Wethcrbec, Merchant.
j. w. McKoy, Merchant.
ID. NJ. McRae, Sheriff.
w. L. McRae, Druggist.
w. r.. Mckinley. Agent NJ. &O.R.R.
w. S. Davis, Circuit and Chancery
Clerk.
ID. O. Segler, Postmaster.
ID. O. Gwinn, Lumberman.
j.. w. Alexander, Editor Waynes-
borO Times.
Dan Taylor. Attorncy-at-Law.
They are now located on Pine street
in Scranton, and if you want a fine
portrait call or address them by mail
and you will receive prompt attention.
Send for circulars.
THE MILLER PORTRAIT co.
Children with pale, blush com
plexions, indicating the absence OF
the requisite red globules in the blood
should take DR.. Sawyer's Ukatine.
Sold by Scranton Pharmacy, Scran'
ton, and J. W. Stewart, Moss Point
First.class goods at Rock Bottom
prices at DeJean & Mitchell's.
Pale, thin, bloodless people should
use DR.. Sawyer's Ukatine. 1t is tlt
greatest remedy in the world fol
making the weak strong. Sold by
Scranton Pharmacy, Scranton, and },
W. Stewart, Moss Point.
The Mammoth Bargain House O
DeJean & Mitchell is the place to get
Ship Chandlery Of every description
DIR. A.P. Sawyer:-I have had Rheu
matism since | was 20 years old, bu'
since using your Family Cure have
been free from it. II also cured m!
husband of the same disease.-Mrs
RoBT. CONNOLLY, Brooklyn, Iowa
|, Sold by Scranton Pharmacy, Scranton
and J. w. Stewart, Moss Point.
Call on DeJean s. Mitchell for Bar
gains. -
+ DR.. A. p. S%awyer:--I have been suf
/, fering with sick headache for "A Ions
; time. l used your Family Cure ant
) now I'm entirely relieved. l would no
! do without your medicine. Mrs. GA
, MILLER, Mt. Morris, III. Sold b
Scranton Pharmacy, Scranton, and ]
W.. Stewart, Moss Point.
Six Gentle IIsrses Fer Sale.
5 Six good, gentle family work horse
{ for sale CHEAP. Guaranteed to b
n sound and reliable. Apply to
+. SCRANTON LIVERY STABLE,
: or Noy's Hotel.
DR.. Sawyer:-After suffering fou
years with female weakness l wa
persuaded by a friend to try your Pas
titles, and after using them one yea
, am entirely well. ! cannot recon
mend them too highly Mrs. M. 5
BROOK, Bronson, Bethel Branch Co
Mich. At Scranton Pharmacy ,Scrar
. ton, audi. w. Stewards, Moss Point
DeJean s. Mitchell for Bargain.
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MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
m WHOM N NAY C0NCEgE.

70 WHOM IT NAY CONCERN. We will es-
teen IL a favor II any one in Moss Point or
Vicinity, who know anything OF Interest to
our readers In that place. will communicate
the same direct TO the DEMOcRAT-srAR Office,
Scranton, or leave the same ut either A.
Burners store. A.. j. Dantzler 4 Co., +. W.
Manahan x Co. J. W, Stewards drug store or
Moss Point Mercantile Coz, on Tuesdays. or
not later thar Wednesday evening OF each
xuuul.
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The salaries annually paid to United
States senators and representatives,
including attendants and employees,
aggregate 81, 1851, 3ss. 10, 1873, $3.50 for
the senate and ~, lls, sO0.20 for the
representatives.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-03-08

For RepIesentdFipe.
We are authorized to announce
L. G. MANUEL
M A candidate for the hover branch OF the
Legislature from jackson county, subject to
the action of the Democratic party.