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Fairloo,

Mr.. Cummings of louisville was the
guest of A. &. NewcOmb. Wednesday,
Walter Abbott is sick and stopping at Mr.
Renfrew s-Mr Manard has moved into
the north tenement of Mr.. Staples house.
Uncle John Caldwell is able to walk up to
the store.-Mr. Mills has gone to live with
his daughter at CuttngSvile.-One of the
pleasantest events OF the season took place
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Holmes Tuesday evening, when about
seventy of the neighbors and friends met
to celebrate the thirty,ffffth anniversary OF
ing of an elegant chamber suit. spring
bed and mattress, silver ware. paintings,
etc, show that they are much esteemed by
the people of Fairlee and Bradford. They
were presented by Mr., Lyman Heath in a
very pleasant manner and responded to by
Mr.. Holmes expressing his heartfelt gratl-
tude and appreciation; The music render
ed by Misses Cove and Richardson and Mr..
Cummings of Bradford was an attractive
feature. A bOuntiful repast was served
We hope to meet the happy couple on their
fiftieth anniversary.-LaS Tuesday eve
ming few of the people of FaiTlee were
entertained by lecture at Orfordville by
Miss Danforth, a missionary for the last
six years at Japan. She had very appre.
ciative audience and commanded the closest
attention. The description of her teaching
assisted by her friend, Miss Wilson, was
of much interest, then she gave discrip
ton of the furniture that the carpenters
made for her house from sketches that she
drew was enough to make the native smile,
but they served as chairs, tables, etc. which
they had never seen.
The tidal wave was one of the terrible
things that they had to contend with. but
was nothing like the terrible earthquake
that occurred Oct 20. 1891 which lasted five
days during which time she and her
scholars were OBLIGED to remain outside of
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Lyme.

We notice Will Walker, special CORE
spondent for the Boston Journal, is in town
Misses Milton and Osgood, evangelists,
are holding special meetings in the evenings
with good attendance and much interest
manifested. They make house to house
visits through the day.
The high wind Saturday caused a good
barn doors being blown off and building
of X. Graham was blown about a foot from
its foundation.
A part of the district schools closed last
week, some this week and the balance
next week.
Fred Randlett has returned from his visit
and is again at his shop.
Leon Melvin is confined to the house by
sickness.
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West COrinth.

Mrs. NJ. b. Little of Bradford spent few
days last week with Miss Abbie Williams.
1t was r. II. Williams and family who
were the surprised when twenty of their
nelghbors called at their house on the eveH-
Ing OF January 22d.-Mrs. A. G. Kenyon
has been very sick with inflanlnatory rheu-
Hopkins is at home from Bradford careing
fol her mother, Mrs. A. e KenyOn,-Mr.
Clogston spenta few day s with Ills daugh-
ter, Mis-. Ii. Williams, this week. Mrs. q.
o.. Newman has been to West Topsham
ms week to see her sister, Mrs. Dexter,
who is very sick.-Mrs. Lizzie Braman has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs G.
l1Uhonan. several days the past week
Isaac Wlggias, who has been visiting his
sons IN Lowell and Manchester for two
months, returned home last Tuesday
Ar Mcguire is IN very poor health again
this winter.-Mrs G. h. Speare has been
quite sick with la grippe, but is now im-
proving.-Mrs 9. f. Blake is in quite poor
health.
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Oxford.

Henry Cushman has gone to Haverhill 70
drive team this winter. He is greatly
missed at our evening meetings and so
ciables.
We believe thai the first act of our new
constables who have been appointed to no.
tify persons not to drive faster than walk
over the free bridge was TO notify one an
Honorable from Fairlee that he had broken
the law.
last week and had to drive home Saturday
after the snow storm which was the worst
ever known in town, so bad that funeral
had to be postponed.
Mrs. Avery's health is such that her
children have been called home.
Walter Scott who bought the Hazen Carr
place several years ago, is in very poor
health. He has been one of the general
managers of the Walter A. Wood Moving
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and Rearing Machine Co. He lives a

and Reaping Machine Co. He lives a
Hoosick Falls, N. Y. .g@ag
VIM. r. Conant, after spending one week
with his parents has gone to Hanover and
Norwich. from there to Meriden K, u. A.,
then to Dover, Boston. Quincy and Provi-
dence. sfe1r
John Stanton's four years old child died
last week.
Leroy Stetson has contract from Mr..
Houghton to deliver one hundred tons OF
pressed hay at Fairlee depot. He has the
team to do it with.
DIR and Mrs Chase gave very pleasant
whist party to about twenty five of their
friends Thursday evening, Mary Riley
and A War;, n were the most successful
Miss Carrie Blanchard, K u a. and Mamie
Charles Southland is spending the week at
her mother'S.-Mrs Charles A MoShcr is
visiting at Il . Carr Mrs Mercy spent
Sunday at DR. Barnes.
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In Congress.

WASHINGTON, Jan. A.-The financial bills OF
Senators Jones and Smith wCrs considered in
the senate III, house further discussed tbs
Hawaiian question.
WAsHISGToS, Jan. 25.-The Nicaragua bill
was discussed in the senate and the Hawaiian
matter In the honse.
WAsHINGroN, Jan. 26.-The senate passed
the Nicaragua canal bill, 81 TO q. The sundry
civil bill was passed by the house. tr
WAsHINGros, Jan. 28-The Vest substitute
on the Hawaiian question endorsing the course
Of the administration and advising notinter-
ference was adopted in the senate-24 to p
wAsHINGroN, jan %. - The PRESIDENT
financial message was received. The sugar
bill was debated in the house.
WAsHINGroN. Jan. 8o-The house voted for
the repeal Of the differential sugar duty. Tie
senate applied itself 10 the question Of finances.
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Topsham.

G. F. Sanborn of Hanover was the guest
of +. F. Frost for a few days recently.-D
ried at their new home, by Rev Il. Trevill-
ian, Jan. 29th.-The w. g. Il. u. held an
pleasant sociable at j. K. Nc
Lam's last week Wednesday evening"
Elijah Frost has hired the Smith Coriss
place for one year,. r. Caldwell has
been on the sick list for e past week.-lt
is A. g. Norwood who is treasurer of the
creamery association, instead of A. G..
Leighton as reported last week. and G. II.
Taplin is the new secretary.
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Notice.

All persons holding outstanding or
ders against the town of Topsham, are
hereby notified that all of said orders
will be paid If presented at the Town
Treasurer's office March 2, 1895, and
that after that day they shall cease to
draw interest according to Sections
2713. 2714 and 2715 of the revised laws
of Vermont.
Dated at Topsham, VT Jan. "a, 1895.
J, r CALDWELL, selecimen
1916 L. F. oANBoRN, Topsham
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TO THE1 PATRONS
Bradford Creamery Company.

that their milk will be weighed and
will be carefully
|
ISECoNDTh
of these tests shall be the test for the MONTH
poe the discovered directors
effect the regular monthly test taken direct from
milk
be taken that have only drink
s
shall
will be liable stables
not and mpoSsbhy
wifuly liable
privilege OF
the highest butter
F O. KENNEDY Directors
H.. T. JOHNSON,
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StraffOrd,

A young man by the name Of Colby from
Corinth was killed the 28th, while working
with saving manchine. by the bursting
Goth and 9th was so severe that it necesSi-
tated the breaking of roads for the first time
this winter-The saving machines are do
ing good business in town at The present
tlme.-Mrs. o. Scribner is on the sick list.
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Warren.

o. ii. French of East Warren committed
suicide Saturday. Jan. 10Th, by taking
laudanum. He was fiftys seven years old
and belonged to the G. A. r.
Mrs. j. A. Woods of Nashua has been
visiting at her fathers. G. G. Clifford.
q. IL. Shepherd was in Laconia the first
ofthe week on business.
The Mica Crystal Co. have more orders
than they can fill and are thinking Of run
ming day and night.
The storm of Jan. 25th did considerable
damage In this vicinity.
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Which Man Wins?

The one with steady nerve and clear
brain. That means in nine cases out of Ten
the man with good digestion. A Ripans
Tabule after dinner may save tO-mOrrOw's
hnsinpcg
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Information Wanted.
FONTAINEBLEAU, Miss,
January IL. 1895.


Editor Dcmocrat-star.
The citizens In the vicinity OF Fon-
talnbleau having no public road
worked by the authority Of law, and
being compelled TO go distance OF
six or eight miles to work on the
highways when their labor is needed
near their homes TO prepare outlets
for themselves. and for the accommo-
datlon Of the public generally, did at
last session of the Board Of Super
visors present a petition, properly
signed, TO that honorable body stat
ing the facts, and asking them TO es-
tablish a public road nn certain
designated lines, which were by them
thought to he most practicable, and
OF the most benefit To the public.
with what result? Not allowed. Was
the honorable body ashamed Gf them
selves that they did not even publish
the fact that they would not take
action to establish road where it is
positively needed? Is not the DEM
ocaAT-ST&R paid 10 publish their
proceedings? Is not rejected petit
tlOn as much OF their proceedings as
something allowed? How shall the
public know what things they are de-
MED il they will not publish them?
"humor" says they would not allow
it because not signed by ten freehold
ers. SO our board constitute them
selves lawmakers. Our state law
makers say a householder" may pc
titlOn, but our county board in their
majesty say, No. You will do TO
work ON the road ten days, but you
cannot petition US. For shame. The
law itsell IS bad enough when it com
pels Il poor man. supporting a family
by daily labor. to work ten days on
roads over which he seldom passes
and then only on foot. when lands
and ilOckS pay no tribute 10 tie roads.
But when our Honorable Board Of
supervisors look down on "a man and
says, II yoa do net own land yOu can
not petition US: you can have no voice
where you Shall work: it is time for
the people to cali halt. and be care
iti "iHHl lHfN StlcCu lD lilHKc or exc
cute Their laws. Our laws say how to
pr0ceed and Onr board is an executive
body, and when they hear the parties
they should act in accordance with
the things set forth.
If am not right ] ask to be cor
rccted, as it is the desire Of our pco
pie 10 improve our country. and the
roads OF country are an index tn
that country, and we would like to
know how they would have us proceed
that we be at least taken some notice
OF. Yours, II. j. ALLEN.
[ANswER-Thc petition did not
comply with the law, aud the Board
neither refused or allowed it. but per-
mittcd Mr.. Manuel. member from
beat 3. to withdraw it for the pllr-
pose OF giving an opportunity of get
ting up petition IN accordance with
the law and then presenting it for
action, when it Will be considered by
the Board. EDITORl
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Port OF PdSG0gOuia.
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SASA>
s~--Sas-Ts4ySs

OFFICE DEMOCRAT STARR !.
Scranton, Miss, January 2j, 1891
Report for week ending Jan. "a, 1881
ENTERED.
Jan. II, American sthr. Lena r. Storer, Bruce,
from Vera Cruz: Norwegian barker
tine Nautik, Loining, from Havana.
Jan. 10. British sehr. Brothers, Gibson, from
Havana.
Jan. q. American schr. Mile Williams, Le-
vien, from Vera Cruz; American schr.
Oscar g., Green. from Cienfugos:
American schr. Clara Leavitt, Lam
bord, from Porto Rico; American
schr Kate s. Flint, McIntirc, from
Cardeuas.
Jan. %. American schr. Edwin A. Gaskill
Smith, from Caibarien.
CLEARED.
Jan. l5 american schr. Abhie G. Cole. by
Pascagoula Lumber Co. tor Santago
n de Cuba, with 229,3I2 #. lumber
yalre S2,l0l.
Jan.T7. british barkentne Emma r. Smith,
BY Pascagoula Lumber Co. for San
tos, with 329,S00 #. lumber, value
$S,29s.
JAN Is. Norwegian bark Hercules, by Donald
4 Co., for Cardiff, with 33,250 #. lunl-
Der, value S2g5, 66,29i cubic It. hewn
timber, value $3.50. American schr
j. n. Dantxler, by Dantzler Lumber
Co., for Frontna, Mex, with 1913 ,36l
#. lumber, f,,vaiie s. III
Jan. 2l. British schr. Harold ',S9rden, BY
Dantzler Lumber Co. for ST. Lucia,
ll4,33S Fl. lumber, value sl,372.
American schr. Longfelow, By Dan,z-
Ter Lumber Co. for Havana, with
222,slo It. lumber, value s2,OO6
Swedish bark Monarch. by VIM. s..
keyser ( Co., for iIonaeur, France,
with 54S,046 #. lumber, value, 81, ,12i,
1896 IT. sawn timber, value $l2l.
~Rnssan bark yesta, by Hunter, Benn
4 Co., for Dodrecht Hall, with 333 ,35l
#. lumber, value. $5,0OO,; 45,76S #.
sawn timber, value Si5S.
Jan. %. Russian schr Markus, by VIM. s.
Keyser & Co. for Morlaix, France,
with l57 200 It. lumber, value $2,O4l;
96,4A II. sawn timber, value 1854.
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Mr. II. "A. Dlmitry, the clever and
efficient Keeper of the light house at
tie mouth OF the Pascngnula river, is
putting his house in apple pie order,
whitewasbinp and general cleaning
for the sprinstlmc.
Gov. Stone has appointed the fol-
lowing officers for the village of Pas
cagona: NolGcy Brown mayor: John
u. Clark, marshall: G. A. Greiner,
treasurer: Il. ferguson, Jas. McFaul,
T. b. Walker, aldermcn.
Mr.. w. II. Fletcher. one of the
Oldest citizens of Nanclcaye. was at
the court house Monday looking after
his land matters. Although Mr..
Fletcher Is way up In the seventies,
he is a very active man, and looks as
If he was here for many years yet.
Thanks to Mrs. r. b. Raby, of East
Side, for Ii jar of home raised peaches
put up by her. The pies made with
these peaches are just good enough
for anybody, even Grover Cleveland
would enjoy one Of them, if he has
got the gout.
There will be a musical entertain
ment given at the Odd Fellows Hall
Friday evening FEBRUARY ], for the
benefit Of Mrs. Fisher, whose husband
was lost On the i'll fatcd Catha Min
crya, which was wrecked on the coast
Of Mexico, December 27, 1894. This
is a worthy object, and we hope it will
fC well patrnnized by the DeOplc here
and at Moss Point.
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ESCtTAW2i ITEMS.
BY TARUEEL.

Mrs. Ella Demoney. Of C0den. Ala.
who was here on Il visit to her uncle.
Rev. G. r. Ellis, returned home last
Tuesday.
y dog catcher is badly needed here.
The dogs are getting too thick to
thrive. They are here OF all sorts,
shapes and sizes.
PRIZE Moss Point Lumber Co.'S mill
narrowly escaped serious accident
Monday by the water getting too low
" the boilers. Fortunately it was
discovered in time to prevent an ex-
ypl9sion.
The Taheau for the benefit Of the
Methodist church will be given Feb
ruary 7, instead Of January 25, as was
stated IN last weeks DEMoCR AT-STAR.
No pains will be spared to make it
one of the most pleasant ana enter
tanning affairs Of the kind that has
been given at this place.
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Mr.. c. lIelmer visited Biloxi last
week.
Mr.. VIM. Johnson visited Mobile
this week.
The l.. K II. pay car made the rail
road boys happy Wednesday.
Mr.. IT, II. Boyer is now in charge Of
Dr.. D. =. Russell's meat market.
Preaching at the Baptist church
next Sunday by Rev. L. n. Brock.
Mr.. ii Wendlc, Of New Orleans, was
the guest of Mr.. L. Downing Sunday.
Mr.. y. Sinclair and sister have re-
turned from a visit to New Orleans.
II Is rucored that there is soon To
be Il saw mill erected at Bell Fountain.
Don't forget your town taxes. The
list Of delinquent payers is already
posted.
Our county sheriff, Mr.. j. d. Minor
visited his many friends here last
Sunday.
Fishing is fine in Fort Bayou. Red
fish and Shecphead are being caught
in large quantities.
Mr.. |. Is. Wigginton has been in
charge OF the telegraph Office at st.
Elmo for a few days.
Mr. II. Il. WoodGan, one Of Van
cleayc's prominent merchants, is yis-
iting New Orleans this week.
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DIED.

At PascagouIa Miss, Jan. is. 1905,
ut GAO p. m. Mrs. LIZZIE J. FRIAR,
daughter of Mrs. Margaret Fagan.
and wife Of MIR. James !. Friar, aged
10 years.
The deceased was born in New Or
leans, but lived principally in this
county. She was highly esteemed by
everybody, and died with an assur-
ance OF life beyond this. The
funeral services were conducted sat
urday by Rev. l.. n. Brock, large
concourse Of friends and acqualnt-
ances following the remains to the
Pascag0ula cemetery.
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OCEAN SPRINGS LOCAL NEWS

The many friends OF Mayor j. V.
Wlgginton will be glad To learn that
he IS recovering from his recent se-
we're illness.
Mrs. +. Frye, proprictress OF the
Frye hotel at Pass Christian, gave
her many friends at this place a pleas
ant visit Wednesday.
Mr. +. J. Vaughn, sole proprietor
OF the we'll known Vaughn's Glover
Honey, visited Scranton Wednesday.
He reports business very good lie
is hustler
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BUSINESS, LOCALS.
Local Notices inserted under this head are
charged for at the rate of 10 cents per
line for each insertion.

Shoes, Furniture, Harness, Grain
and Hay are sold by w. j. e. Gerard
at prices that knock out all compe-
tition.
Agent for Naughn's Clover Honey
has Just returned from Bluff Creek
and Fort Bayou, meeting with great
success. 1t is the leading tobacco of
that section. Call on Fred Lewis,
Peter Quave, II. G. Ruble. VIM. Mar
tin and Others If you want supply.
1t costs nothing to price and see
goods at Gerard's, but 1t may save you
many dollars. He leads in low prices,
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W. L. ltIGHTOwER,
DnnInl Curnoon

Scranton, Jan. Il, 1895.

Mr.. II. G. Walket OF Moss Point, Is
evidently a success at raising pork,
even i he does live In a small place.
lie informs us thaq about a year ago
he put up two smhll pigs to fatten
aud recently they \were slaughtered.
Result: 1870 pounds lard, 1850 pounds
sausage, besides spare ribs, iniddlings,
backbone, &c., whiEh are so nice to
have In a family Erhe leaf lard Is
the purest and niceIt we have had In
ni'lny years. We-thank Mr\Walker
for remembering US.
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Churches,

:, MgrBoDIsr-Rev. t. W. Adams pastor
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-uieeting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsBYTERlAN-lsev. ID. o. Byers. pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday night.
BApTIsr-Eld. l.. N. Brock. pastor. Preach
Ing every FIRST and third Sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
NORTH SIDE. SALEM. +. Bynum, pastor.
Preaching every second and fourth sundays.
sunday school $3.50 a. M, Dr. b. f. Duke,
superintendent.
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SpECsiL NOTICE.

r,, Nse who may have funeral NOTICES
!, ~ ,Eintei, and want the work done
n, tha LDEMocRAT-STAR job Ctlice
wi,l rlo e send their orders direct to
the os,c., Mud not through the under
t,l.nr
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"WhO are you 2"
II am the man who walks by night.
and see and hear a great deal going on
in this town that is not fit for the
columns Of the Old reliable DEMO
CRAT-STAR, bat il our officers would
spend a little more time after the sun
goes down around the different aleys
and dark streets they would have an
opportunity Of pulling" some young
bloodS whU are found in places OF
questionable repute, raising hades. "
well, you know boys will be boys
the world over. But, if they violate
the law in their boyish ways it is the
sworn duty of the officers Of the law
to bring them to justice. The law is
no respector Of persons. Let no guilty
one esca pe."
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NOTICE.

The Best Coal for Stove and Crate
use can be bought at c. Flanagan's
Wharf for $3.50 per ton, delivered free.
9. FLANAGAN, Proprietor,
Il. W. WATSON, Manager. 4stf
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sworn duty of the officers Of the law
to bring them to justice. The law is
no respector Of persons. Let no guilty
one esca pe."
"'lello. DEMOCRAT.STAR" !"
swell, what is it ~
Il heard Il certain fellow say the
other day that he SCOT there Eli"
Now, want to know the origin OF
the phrase.n
The story. goes that at country
fair in Ohio there was a creased pole
for climbing, on which WAS perched a
prize Among the competitors was
lad NAMED Eli, who secured the prize,
being cheercd on by his companions.
yelling Get there Ell"
"llello, DEIoCIAT STAEm
"Wcll. what il it:"
II am PascagouIian and would
like to knnw when the Pascaguula
and Moss Point rairOod vii be com
plcted to our village. Our citizens
contributed to the building of this
road, and certainly we want the priyi-
lega Of riding on IT,"
I'VE understand it is the intention
Of Capt. Howe to complete the road
to Pascagouia just as soon rs possible.
lie certainly wants the people of that
delightful and coy village to enjoy
riding on his road to Moss Point"
Mr.. Chas. Sheriff. who has been
visiting in New York City for the
past four weeks. has returned home.
He is well and in good shape.
I Mr.. W. Frank GoT, of BIG Point.
gave the DEMoCRAT-STAR an appre-
ciated call Wednesday. lie reports
everything in his section moving on
quietly.
Mr. Elijah Bowman. who had his
right hand badIy clL ~ 5yfa Il bt b ttIn,,: ,s,ty "
MIL several days ago, is
getting along as well as could be ex-
pccteT He sustained the loss of the
'foreiyhger
N.Y.. J. B. Gribble, president of the
CaVbolineum Wood Preserving aud
Manufacturing Co.. of New Orleans.
paid the DEMOCRAT-STAR Office Il
kpleasant visit Tuesday. Mr.. Gribble
also owns y saw and planning mill at
Handsboro.
Mr.. John Ripool. a resident Of this
town for more tllan twenty years, has
pulled up stakes, sold his property to
Mr. W. NJ. }Canty for $500 and Intends
IN q few days>to move with his family
TO Mobile where he Will reside In fu-
tnre. WekQte to see so many of our
old citizens leHing cur town.
The scnuftt sytpphony Club and
Odd fellows Opera Mouse Monday
night to u large andiencN The COM
pany is first class, and tl\sr playing
ana singing was excellenM The
audience was one OF the most Respect
able that has visited tho opcjTa house
for some time, and MANAGER Bccht
deserves credit for securf,g4 this club
to give an exhibition ere.
Mr.. GeorgeI. IlngY;ns hasM beenap.
pointed by GOV, Stohc Alderman OF
Scranton, we Geo. j.. SANTA Cruz,
who failed 4, equality The ,hppoint-
ment of Mr., Huggits gives Areneral
sal isfaction. and. we belieyn Vhle will
make an efficient al'erman. ;knd at
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r'he State Of Mississippi.
TO .Io~phin- Parker. drfcndani.
You are commatdri i. spp~ar helute
the Chaucery c"nrt, 4 the County II
Jackson, in said k1sse. on thu
Second Moadag " february, A H.
. 1895,
ltodkfsnd the snlt ia said runrt nf GsuL
Z, Pstkct, wherein YOU ara ,lsinn,lant.
.'fhis 7Sh day 0fJannary, A. D.. fd3k
"a #, n. AEWIS, tl~vhs
sssnls 1eoN ~. IN
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NOM.Rcslaemt VOticc.

NOMsnICS1IcMt .NOtlCC.
ThssState Of Mississippi
To unknown ps1Hies having nny ler,l or
equitable interest IN the alnls ,lescribe,f
in compliments hill:
You are commanded to apnear l,.furs
the Chancery Court OF thu County Of
jackson, in said State, OH tho
Second Monday il Eebrma,y, a. d.,
1895,
to defend tho snit in ~sid cnu,t N Chas.
IL Wood. Wherein unknown parties IN
interest are defendants.
Tins 9th day Of Jeunary. 4 D.. 1895.
+ X. LEWlS. Clerk. \
JxSpAry IL, 1S9S. t1-ab
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DENTAL NOTICE.

| will be at Cbx's Drug Store on
Monday, Jan. l4th and remain one
week. All person nesiring dental work
Will please call between 8, a. m. and
D, p. m. From this Date will work
alternately between Ness Point and
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-01-25

sr" SIR. II. 4. Russell Is the regularly
authorized agent Of the DIMocRAr-sTAR AT
Ocean springs.