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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-02

Science wants to abolish the slate in fhe schools, and the Sterilization" of school books is certainly matter quite as important. My idea" says mem Der of the Boston school committee who favors scientific" education, would be to have one room in the basement of each school which could be heated to the desired temperature, where racks could be arranged, and after the schools closed on Friday the children could march down and leave their books on the racks, so that the janitor could sterilize them on Saturday They would have all day Sunday to cool and would be ready for use on Monday morning"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-02

Consul Howells, of Cardiff Wales, confirms the statement made at trade dinner in Swansea a short time ago as to the injurious effect of American com petition upon the manufacture of tin plate. Consul Howells also sends to the State department the following clipping from a Cardiff newspaper: The Ameri- can tin-plate works, which it was thought would have to stop, are going on as vigorously as ever, competing for and often securing orders which for merly came to this country. Their po- sition has actually improved recently, inasmuch as they have obtained a re- duction in wages of about 30 per cent, while in this country the strong effort made in the same direction has up to the present time proved futile, except in few isolated cases. Probably the most striking feature of the years trad
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-02

An English physician calls attention bo simple way of keeping pneumonia, colds, chills and all the ailments that cold weather brings on, at distance. Deep and forced respirations, he says, will keep the entire body in a glow in the coldest weather no matter how thinly one may be clad. He was him. self half frozen to death one night, and began taking deep breaths and Keeping the air in his lungs as long as possible. The result was that he was thoroughly comfortable in a few min utes. The deep respirations, he says, stimulates the blood current by direct muscular exertion, and cause the entire system to become pervade6 with the rapidly generated heat
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-02

~ F New York City, a university graduate O and old reliable expert specialist of % years exp erience is located at
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-25

Correspondence Democrat-Star.
STAFFORD SPRINGS, Miss. Oct. 40. 1895.
The circuit court for this Jasper county
adjourned Thursday after dispOsing OF the
business on the civil and criminal dockets,
Judge Mayors presiding. The grand jury
found only ten bills. As there had been no
court for eighteen months, 1t Is remarkable
that there we're so few violations OF law. The
people OF Jasper are to be congratulated on
the fact that they were so quiet and peaca-
bic. They are well-tO-do generally. and the
unexpected rise In the cotton market makes
them feel happy.
Stafford Springs are well attended, not
only is the water OF marvellous healing quail
ties, as attested by hundreds who have tested
its virtues, but the surroundings are so pleas
ant and inviting. Many are here for rest and
quiet and to enjoy the good cheer Of that
prince OF hosts Col. Kerr and his estimable
lady. That many have been soundly and
permanently cured Of Bright's Disease Is
abundantly proven by living witnesses.
These springs are one and II half miles from
vossburg on the N. 0. and N. f. Railroad
and within half Il mile Of the old Pauldins
and Mobile dirt road, and near the former
residence of old man Tommy Dean.
As for politics, old Jasper will be, AS usual,
Democratic. District Attorney Neville last
Monday made a splendid speech at Paulding
to II very large crowd, which was cheercd to
the echo by the Democracy. He is quite
quite popular here US elsewhere, and stands
In public estimation In the line Of the most
efficient and successful prosecuting officers
the State has ever had.
The health Of the country is excellent.
OLD CITIZEN.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

An election has been ordered to be held
on the 9th day OF November, 1895, at the
various election precincts of Jackson
county tor til. election OF tho following
State. District, County and Beat officers.
tO.wit:
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Socte-
tary of State, Auditor Of Public Accounts,
State Treasurer. Attorney General. State
superintendent Of Public Education.
Clerk Ot the Supreme Conrt. Land Com.
missioner, Revenue Agent, Three Fail.
road Commissioners. District Attorney,
State Senator, Floater Representatives,
Representative. Clerk Of the Circuit and
Chancery C0urts, Sheriff. County Treas
urer, County Superintendent Of Public
Education. Assessor. Surveyor. Coroner,
Members Of the Board Of Supervisors,
Justices of the Peace and COustables.
All registered elections offering Ia vote
ut said election will bo required to pro-
duce satisfactory evidences to the man.
ayers Of The election Of having paid all
taxes legally reqnired Of them before the
first OF Fe brnary. 1874 and lS05. The tax
receipt Of each elector will be required
as proof, or u certificate from the tax col
lrctOr Of its payment anil lnss, ~ that rho
%rlector has never been assessed. or that
he has become ofags since tn. LIST Of Feb.
ruar!, lo95. or is over the ase Of sixty
years and has paid all taxes assessed
againt him prior to LIST Of February, 1894
and ls05.
G. II. WOOD,
+. ). DAVIS,
Commissioners.
October q, 1905. SO 1t
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United StabSMarSlll's Moitiol
j. II. MExGE \ SoSs, liza, /tntelvcn

j. II. MxsoE = y soss' LA, (tnt''vcu.
SCHOONER THOs j. MAY. Ssors.
In the United States District Cont.
SOntht rn Division of the SOU thern
District o! Mississippi.
IN Ohedience to IN Admiralty warrant
to mo directed IN the a'mvc entitled snit,
! have seized and taken intO my posses.
sion the schooner Th0s. J. May, her
tackle, etc, now liheled by J. H. Mengs
Il Sons, Ltd, for the cause MT forth in
the libel nov pending in the District
Court Of tho United States Tor the South
ern Division Of the Southern District ot
Mississippi, and l do hereby cite, and id.
lnOnlSl the owner Or owners thOrcOt, and
all and every person or persons having,
or pretending to have any right, title or
Interest," in Ur to the same, to be aud APP.
pear ut II District Court Of The Unnch
States for tho District aforesaid, to bs
holden at the city OF Mississippi City. on
The 4h day Of Morembcr, i. d. 1896.
10 show cause, lf any they have, or can,
why tho said sebnonor rhns. }. May, her
,acl IL. efcy Nil no, he con lomn@l a~l
sold agreeatN. TO the payer Of libellanls.
United States Marsbnlslal's office, Mis-.
sissippi City. October 8, 1875
j. $. McNEILY, U. 5, NJ.
PEI +. SUDDEN. ID. N.
October II, 1895 MA
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United States MarSlal's Sale.

United States Of America. Southern d.
vision Of the Southern District Of Mis-
sissippi.
. FLINT, Ir Z. : Co. i" admiralty.
BY virtue of q writ Of Venlitioni Ex.
poDns to me directed out of the Honora.
bic District Court OF tho Uuitsd States,
for sald Division Of said District, l will,
on
Saturday, the Goth day Of October, i D 1905.
at the wharf Of rrsutz's ship-yard, 10 the
town Of Scranton, IN said division Of said
district, within legal hours. sell for cash
to the highest and best bidder, ut public
outcry, the schooner 1'hos J.. May. her
tackle, apparel, furniture, bouts. ropes,
anchors, etc., seized in the above entitlvl
cause.
United States Ma,shal's Office. Miss,s-
sippi City, Miss, October Is. 1875.
j. 3. NCNEILY, u. 8. N.
Per. r. SUGDEN. D. NJ.
October II, 1906, 3-2t
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NEED OF FIRE PROTECTION.

Having In mind the recent destruc-
tive fire in New Orleans, which swept
away the largest rice mill In Louisl-
ana ; also remembering the conflagra'
ton In Algiers last Sunday, where the
loss footed up hall a million dollars or
more, hundreds Of persons rendered
homeless and acres Of building de-
stroyed, we deem this an opportune
time to once more agitate the subject
OF fire protection In Scranton. In the
last mentioned fire, the greatest in
the history OF Algiers, II was proven
that one fire engine, IL promptly put
to work, and at the proper spot, would
easily have averted the dreadful dis
aster. 1t was the old story Of bad
streets and an inadequate water sup
ply.
Applying this lesson to ourselves
should we nut be wise In time, and
provide against the evil day which is
sure to come? No town like this,
where all buildings are of wood, has
ever long escaped the fiery monster,
and who knows what day the sun mny
rise on Il scene Of devastation here
similar to that of our near neighb0r.
Moreover, a well-cquippcd fire depart
ment Is an Investment that pays
handsomely, even though we have no
fires. The consequent saving in in
surance premiums would, in the case
of Scranton, where rates are so high,
be very large. In the absence Of ex-
act figures, we venture to say that the
reduction in premiums brought about
by al ample protection against fire,
would defray the cost Of such prOtec-
tiOn every three or four years. So
while you are casting around for Op-
pOrtunities to benefit our little town,
good citizens, pray consider carefully
the hint herein contained.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-25
wHIUH WILL YE CHOOSE.

The election for State, District,
County and Beat officers is just ten
days hence from to-day. There are
two tickets in the field for State OH
ces-one Of which Is headed by Frank
Burkitt, whose object In life Is to
rule or ruin. He Is a man OF no lit
tie ability, but headstrong, unrea-
sonable and as full OF conceit as an
egg Is Of meat. He Is a fermentcr OF
strife and discomfort, and through
Misrepresentation OF facts has ar.
rayed the ignorant In opposition to
the intelligent, the poor against the
rich, and by these and other unprin-
cipled methods succeeded in drawing
around him considerable strength.
Beside the class thus mentioned 1t is
thought, and with some degree Of as.
surancc, THAT the Republicans and
ProhihitiOnists will rally to his stand
ard In an effort to overthrow the
Democratic party. which has had con-
troll OF the State government since
the infamous carpetbag and negro re-
gime was deposed. 1t has given to
the State Il wise and economical ad-
ministration, peace and plenty reigns
supreme, the people prosperous and
happy, and why any part of them
should seek to change the existing
condition of things We at a loss to con.
lecture.
We can readily perceive the object
that actuatcs Burkitt and his lieuten-
ants. The sp0ils Of office IS the goal
that leads them on in a faint hope Of
riding into power, and should they by
some means accomplish their purpose
their administration of affairs would
be, in many respects, a repetition OF
the mongrel government under Ames.
II the Democracy remain true and
answering W. need not fear Burkitt
and his followers. He that is not with
us Is against US in this contest, and nc
good Democrat can afford to be luke
warm and careless neither can any
man, no matter what his creed may
be, whu wish to see continued pros
perity reign throughout the broad con
fines of our State. Let every man
20 TO the polls on Tuesday, the 5tl
day of November, and cast his ballot
for the Democratic ticket headed by
Hon. A. J. McLaurin.
The above IS also applicable to the
District, County and Beat tickets
Let not infdelity mark our course to
ward them. See to it, co-workers, Ii
the Democratic ranks, that the nOmi'
necs thereof are triumphantly elected
Bury Burkittism and indcpendentisu
so deep that resurrection will be i'm
possible.
Make your choice, fellow-citizens
will 1t be Burkitt, representing moth
ing but lust for Office, or will it be th'
Democratic ticket representing TIN
wealth and intelligence OF our grea'
Commonwealth?
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SheriT's Sale.
THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE Co, }
W.
G. e. PICKETT, TT AIS.

The WHITE SEWING MACHINE Co D
w.
G. e. PICKETT, TT AIS.
Judgment for $a45:W and cost.
BY virtue Ut an rxrcntiOn issuctl by 7.
II. Lewis. clerk Of the Cifcnit Court. I,
the Mndersigr" ID, sheriff Of Jackson c,un.
~, will. on tho
First Monday, 4M day Of November, i. D.
lS05,
between legal hours. sell at tho front door
Of the court hOuSe, IN tho town Of Scran.
ton, Miss, 10 the highest aud best bidder,
for cash, the hereinafter described land
with the building, aud appnrtenanccs
thereon. and leviwl npon by ms tO-wit:
Situated IN the county of Jackson and in
the State OF Mississippi. those csrtain
trocts IT parcels Of land in section !,
township 3, sunth range 5 west, aud moru
particularly described Nv lots IS and 20.
Each containing 4672-lW acres, accord.
ing to u plan Of survey Of tlhe lands Of
Engenis Eaptiste made by Burton Goodc.
on tho 9TH day Of October. 1882, aud re.
corded OH pages sos and 609 Of Book No.
9, RecOrl Ut Deeds Of siid cOuuty, and
made u part VI this description.
J. d. MINOR, Sheriff.
October I, 1895. 33-4t
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The Williamsburg Watchman
threatens to publish the names OF
candidates who have not paid for
their announcements in that paper.
Always demand payment in advance
for announcements and get the money
before they arc inserted. This Is a
rule that the DEMOCRAT-STAR never
departs from.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-25

Mrs. Joseph Langdon, the wife OF q
farmer living near Delta, Ohio, gave
birth TO five male children on the 18th
inst, within the space Of three hours.
doubtless this addition to Mr.. Lang
ford's household gives that gentleman
much pleasure, but his delight would
probably have been greater had the
svent bcen deferred until late1n the
lepsina. ro walk the Aoor Of nights
- the xeletet time Ia Ohio n not on,
islsQ4 sound.of pleasure.
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United States Manlal's Monitor.
'-' r... .S = 4 n.r ''' IL Admiralty.
In tho United Htntcs Dixkrict Court

1Hoc, ~iAi.
In the United States District Court,
Southern Division Of The Southern
District Of mississippi.
In obedience TO an almi lalty warrant
to me directed, In the above entitled suit,
l have seized aud taken Into INV p0sses.
sion tho schooner ThOs. j. MAY. her
tackle, etc., now libelU: by Flint, Eddy
4 Co. for the cause set forth IN the libel
now pending In the District CUutt Of tho
United States for the Sout heru Divi.
tiou Of the Southern District Of Miwis.
sippi, and l do hereby cits. ind adniou.
ish the owner Or Ownery thereof, aud ull
aud every person Or pvfss0us having, or
pretending ~ have any right, tile or IN.
terUst In or 70 the Same, TO " and uppsar
ut . District Court Of The. lInltwl Mates
f0r the DlGrict aforesaid. 10 10 toIden at
the city of Missislpps Cits. Oh
The AiA dsy V MssMbsr, 4. D. 1906,
70 show cause II amy thay have. or can,
why the E,ih schooner 1'bue. J. May. hvr
tuSkle, etc., shoukl not W Condemned
and void sgrsssbly y ~ prayyr VI tbc
llbsllant.
ljmit~l states liarshMTs 49,. 1lissis.
ippi CITY. Hspt~.plsr -, lS96.
= NuNElLY, u. y. u.
Per = Sc6lHx. y. u.
October IT, 1872 - 81
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4 Correction.
.ditOr Dem~ocrat-Stur.

Editor Democrat-Star.
My attention has been called to Editor
Wilkes criticism OF me based on the TYPO
GRAPHICAL mistake In my article In your
paper-I spoke. to you about 1t but did not
ask you to correct. Iquoted from STANTON,
the poet of the Constitution. and instead
Of The woman down In BILOXI TOWN have
got, etc." copied II The Women down at
BILLvILLE have got, etc" Please insert the
above In justice to me.
N. KErF SMITH
Ocean Springs, Miss, Oct. II, 1895.
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The Washington Post wishing to
know how the members of the next
House of Representatives stood on
the third term subject, submitted to
them the question, and received one
hundred replies which show there Is
an overwhelming majority hostile to
q third term,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-25

The American Protection AssOcia.
tiOn has assumed such enormous pro-
portions In Nashville that its men,
bcrs elected the entire municipal
ticket in that city recently by a large
majority.
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THIS PAPER IS ALL HOME PRINT
Scranton, Mississippi:
OCTOBER %, 1895.
STATE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

-
For Governor
A. J. MCLAURIN. of RANKIN.
For Lieutenant. Governor
j. H. JONES, of WILLIAMSON.
For Secretary of State ...5.....
J. l.. POWER, of HINDs.
For Auditor Of Public Accounts
W. d. HOLDER, of LAFAYETTE.
For Treasurer
A. Q. MAY. Of SIMPSON.
For Attorney General
WILEY N. NASH, of OKTlBBEIIA.
For Superintendent of Education
A.. A. KINCANNON, of LAUDERDALE.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court
L. W. BROWN, of CoriAH.
For Land Commissioner
j.. NJ. SIMONTON, of LEE.
For Revenue Agent
WRIT ADAMS, of HINps.
FOL RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
First District-J. d. McINyIs, of LAuDERpALr
Second District-M. NJ. EVANS, Of JACKSON.
Third District-J. J.. EVANS, of MONROE.
Election Tuesday, November 5, 1885,.
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State Of MiAxiAippi-Jackson County.
10 Albert Wallace:
YOn arc commaulel n appear bsf1re
the Clerk Of the Chasessy Court Ut kn'ss
On the
Sscond Nesdsy, N liza ~ y NsresSe''
1e0k
~ defend tho suit = Jeahlo Wallace
Wherein You atv defosr1nnt. a..
w,spsss my hand, thIs SOiS dry o
September. 1885.
October I, 1885. S'~
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October q, 1905.
NOm.l Resident Notice.
The State OF Missias,ppl,

The State Of Mississippi.
To John Anderson, Margaret Shelton aud
Mildrd Anderson, tLDlo Anderson, mi.
nOrs, and Jennie Anderson, mother oi
said minors:
YOu arc hereby commanded TO appear
before the clerk Of the Chancery Court ui
Jackson county ut Rnlrs. on the
I'd Monday. the llk day Of Nommber, 1895.
tn defend tho suit Of Hannah 4. Halstead
filed against yon in snid court.
Y. II. LEWIS, Clerk.
October Is, 1876. S6-4t
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A new disease has just been dis
covered. 1t Is called railroad kid
ney," and is peculiar to railroad men,
and Is wholly due to the dust and
grim that filters into the system
through the pores of the skin, and
which, under continuous railway
travel, it Is impossible to eradicate.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-25

The receipts from the sales Of post
age stamps, envelopes, ETC., at the
New Orleans post0fice for the third
quarter ending October lst shows an
increase OF $5942 over that OF the
same quarter for 1894. The receipts
were $95. O67.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-25

San Francisco has a "Bloomer Res.
t%aurant," which has been a success
from the first. -Four shapely girls,
attired in neatly fitting boomers, ut.
tend to the wants OF the customers.
1t has proved such an attraction that
more girls will have to be employed to
take care of the increasing trade.
Well bet a nickle that the b~aldheadcd
man often finds an excuse for dining
ut the Boomer cafe.
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Capt. John N. Sloan, of Fontotoc,
who had his lower jaw shot of at the
battle Of Franklin, and has never
taken solid food since. He visited
the old battle ground during the celc.
bration Mt Chickamauga, located the
spot at which he was wounded and
found three OF his lower front teeth.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-25

The West Point Leader issued last
week a trade edition, which presented
the business OF that growing town in
fine colors. The Leader is Il progress
i've journal, and deserves better sup
port than it enjoys from the West
Point people.
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The press of the State, almost
without IN exception, is against the
pardon of Marshall, Fox and Cole.
man, the murdercrs OF Dinkins. We
are confident that Gov. Stone will
not afflx his signature to a pardon for
these men.
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AssTRAcT Of rlTLEs.

Absirasl of Titlss y Land 10 Jsehsos Couo'''
Mississippi.
have he only Abstract At Titles TO Lass'
Ia ssid scssty~ssd n veil pssparsd 70 cyan
ise titlss mi iuynlsh sbeesAels.
4. BL0ONrJELp, A~ltntpsy,
Scranton, Miss,
ssptsnbss. 20, 1905. 81"
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United States MaHlal's Mod6op
s,. ~.,.. ' ; ;: - ~. r.~'.,,...,,.

OiiEr .JoMaxxsKx,
"a IuArrvec.n-
SCHOONER Tnos. J.. Mar. !
ln the UnitUl Staten District C,ur+
Southern Division II the Sout h or,
District OF Mississippi.
In Obedience 10 an admiralty wnrr,,,
10 inc direttee In the above entitled snit
have s~ized and taken into NV pos,,.s :"
the schooner Thos. ]. May, her tucklr
etc, now lih,led by Ulief .jorycnson for
The cau.e vet forth IL tho libel nov ,mn 4.
ing IN the District Court Of thu Itui,ea
States for tho Southern Division of tl,,,
SOnt hern District II Miss,ssippi. and /
do hereby cite, and admonish tie owner
or owners thereof, and ali and every pcr.
ron or r'rsons having, or pretending 10
have, any right, title Or interest In or IN
the s''nle, to be and appear ut u District
Court Of the United States for the Dis.
trict aforesaid, to he holden ut the city Of
mississippi City, on
The 4A day Of Norember, 4. d. 1895,
to- show canS', II amy they have or can.
why the said schooner ThOs. j. Nav, her
tackle, etc, shOaM not In condemned and
sold ~aSrreably to rho prayer Of llbellant.
United States MarshaI's Office, Mlssis.
sippi City, October 8, 1895.
}. ;. MCNElLY, U. s. NJ.
Per 4. SCGDxN, d. NJ.
October IL. 1875. 34.3t
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Remember, Democrats, the election
is to be held on the first Tuesday in
November, 5th day. Don't fail to
turn out and vote the straight Demo.
cratic ticket.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-25

A destructive fire occurred at AL
giers, La, last Sunday morning early,
which destroyed $50 houses and left
from 1900 to 1900 people homeless.
The monetary loss is estimated to be
about $500, 200. The fire is supposed
to have been Of an inccndiary origin.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-25

1t is the duty Of the County Demo.
cratic Executive Committee tn see to
1t that all Democrats who vote against
the nominees OF the party at the gen.
eral election be ruled out OF the next
urinary.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-25

Justice White, OF the United States
Supreme Court, has become a rider OF
the bicycle. TO see a member of that
august tribunal seated on a wheel
must appear ludicrOus In the extreme.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-25

The CarrolltOn Conservative pro-
pounds this interrogatory: why
don't the Populite orators tell the
people the truth" Why, friend,
they Saint" built that way. r
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-25

II you want to reach the masses
advertise in the DEMoCRAT-STAR, one
OF the oldest and most widely circu.
lated papers in the State.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-25

Capt. Crank Burkitt, Pop candidate
for Governor will, we believe, ulti-
mately land in the Republican party
should he see any pie in sight for so
doing.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-25

The New South OF Ellisville says
the Pops of Jones county, foreseeing
defeat, have commenced crying out
fraud already.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-25

John R. Lynch IL still stamping
the State addressing his colored
friends. He abuses the Democratic
party, and Is down on the State Con.
stitution. John r. is no fool. He
knows q thing or two.