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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19
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Sn lIeu Gpotbc,eu gu BADEN.
Tarun:Y WGHermm9.

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iir leitten Selobau. GIue g~eluiiie NrbClt
aui eth tleines Nreal ueripeuoet, bat cine
reihllhe Grnte I'M GefolGe. Ter 5elobGu
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ipraen Die &inorr in uiGlen 6Glen o%pItatt
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ben Suter. Sn otcier Sbee 9,bt cs etwnS
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hdnai9teit BON Ge9cr uno 9ilre. HC9Cn
maht Die SIuht nltt IN elnCm Sabre mad.
len uno DIE 9lrre tipdrCt lie I'M nGditen.
So heat cine SeSnubCrun9 III rcr NCltnng
Ger tleinen Naiierltr6mheu iiber ole tlclue
Farm, 10 DAB Jeter 6leden rem Cripr6CrlldJCI
Seieuhtt9urgsbe fari -erhGlt. Scr cine
Elab muB nltt III otCl I'M Ger ouoere nldt
III penla erbalten. 9tuCr Der s ouptpuntte
Ger Sewaiierun9 III, oo6 lie Die 9irbelt COT
centrirt aui etnen bc9rtnSteu NrcGl uno oas
Der po%litdnot9e Gultrpiruug res @ruupCs
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Gbus. 2. See, @en'l. NOii. N9rnt Der NUr
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runs. 32bu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19
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It allsaebplt aus hnricm pultaniihsm &c
item. SIR tonnt cub pUllte Ten, uie prcIt
WiIioneu Sabre bies seenuelt hat. Is M
cine munoerbare Combination III Sorm nno
5arbe. Sbr ioltet cs lc6cu. &Ielleltt onB
rbr es slnmnl porbabt. IS 1T briisr. olee
Sabr oortbm su reiieu Bonn Ole SabnprcIic
limb nieori9. Sd,ldt 6 Cts oil Charles g.
See, ben @encrral- Yoiin9iera9enteu Der
Nprtbern Yacllic giitubnbn IN ct. Yuui,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19
Qfs Daares

Elm isibenartiges gniebeu uuo oaucrnoel,
9~Soblguad. Sine Soilette fanu uibt pou,
itiuoig genannt weroen obne oieieu beltebteu
unb ~eleganten Nrtitrl.
,gus i'd % Sabre alt mar, iiua mciu
Saar al grau al weroeu uro olls;lialeu.
Seit einiGer i3ett Rcbrunhe ih aDer'S Sair.
gigor, Ino bieieS bat ein nclcS gSadStlm,
mo ,iuar bon Der nGtiirlihcu Sarbe berpor,
aeruicu." u. 8. goWrp, SoueS Yrdrie,
SeraS.
,Gor mehr ais eiuem Sabre bate ib cir
heitigeS Sieber, llrb ais ih geuas, fing meiu
Saar al %alS;ulalleu, NIB mas mir uot
blieb, baS muroe gran. SD per'ud)te per.
lhiecene Wtttel, ubcr umioult felt eiutger
Seit 0ber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19
Dr.. J1(deS' Jeruine

einsun.bmsn uuo lest ia a1.s anb,rs. SO bin better.
u,ebr le,itsu, oils trlber in elmer Mode. so ttIafe
isbs 9a1t $40 Stunoeu gut uuo titi uuo eeie arpben
@pbltbateu babe I'D siusia uuo alstu Tt. WtIeS'
94erptue Al perbQufeu. So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19
6ebraud)e

i'd gper's @air. Sigor, ulo nm tpddit nrein
Saar raid, uno hat leiue alte Sarbe." -
gtrs. Gnnie Collins, Sigbtou, DiaN.
SD gebraut)c @per'S Satr. %igor lett TAI
JIM Sabrel, uno meiu Saar lit iaitid.
glGn;eno mo portreiilih srh0ltcn. Sd bin
pieriig Sabre alt, mo reitc iCit i%iinilluos
;mauiig Sahren iiber Die FrGriecu:." - Wnr.
Scnrp GIT, alias Mustang Bill" gtew,
caltle, gSno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19
S&meia.

gern. Sn Sumispalo (Gmmns
t6aO lit eine 2ebrpertitdtte fir 9robz
l~lbrenmaherei in 8orbersitung besrifs
len. - Sn Der Sdpsi3 lsben CUR 3stt
etipa 10000 Suoen, - Der guno bat
CUR 3eit 6613 Yeamte unb 4nseIteIte.
YdielItaot. Sn 8aIel ipiro Der
9soante erOrtsrt, benz beriibmten girs
ssrmsiitsr WettItein, tpslfer 1913 Doh
ben MG6tsn bic iormele unabbGnsiaz
tsitsertldrung fir bic XIII Srts err
pirtts. elm Ssntmal gu IeBen.
Waaot. auf Der Gantonalban,
in 2auIanne puroen gr0bers 8etriige.
reien sntosdt. 4uf Yrisfe nit elmer
llnteri6rift, bic bon einem 4nseitelten
Der Yant gsfGlItt iporoen tpdren, Iinb
Ieit Sabrsn Summer ausbs3ablt tpors
ben, tpslte Ii6 nunmebr auf 10000
5rancs bslauien. Der itulbiss ganfs
beamts MottieS 1T in Pontarlisr pers
03irid. als 9stectiu gudmanu
am Yrebiserplab einen aus Der Seils
anitalt &tldbsrs sntlauIsnen Weber
nr6dften polte, purbe er bon benz
lebtersn srbeblih perlsbt unb beindbs
ertpiirst. Serbeieebolts 9srItGrtuns
tpuros pes Wioeripenitisen bod Weis
tier. - Sn Sorsen psrtbeioiste ii9 Der
S6reinermsi'tsr !Sanslin Bel einem
Streitbanosl nit 3tpsi anebten 70
unsIidItd nit einsm NeFer. bob sr
einen Der lsbteren bur4 tinen Std
in's Ssra tSStete. 60 ioq propoeatioa
horIle0nn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19
Sutcs SamS biui0.

Gin buubcrt tauieuo Alder GrtGS GilcU,
bnbrlano in Wacend, Sttcr : all, Eedcr,
Subharc, GaB uEo 3ooo Gnurats. YrCtie
fir Nniieolcr rcouSlrt. Set. - bis Sd
50 per u d uuf lnn9e 3stt. Sehs Yr2r
gent Sutereiieu. Sruib Yano, Climber nao
8icis. Gultlpnte 5ormeu. 3uclbuniGrt
5amilien babsn ijh ont bicier Sdnbcretcn
I'M leBtcn SABRE niCoU9Cluier. Nerelie:
u. " urrab,
31-Gm &o> emo, Yilnll.
Tenne oieie 3eituna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19
BUR GrbaltunQ

Der Siiae, 6arbe nno Sh6nbeit ces Soores
beoari es groBer Sorgialt, mo nit iucrtb.
lo'en SaarluaIeri miro piel llnbeil auae.
felt. User eineri polfommer guten artifel
baben mill, Der pcrlange pou ieinem glpos
tbeter ODER Tariimerie. Sduoler Qlner's
Sair: Vigor. IS iibcrtrift mItreittg aue
anoern Erdparate oieler grt. OHM. iabl
oocr gran geiporoeneS Saar erbdlt oaonrh
ieine uripriiu9lihe Sarbe uuo Siiue wieoer,
9te aOpibalit erbdlt eS fiibl, ieutt mo irCi
bon Shulern. Is beilt ludenoen NlIIs.
lhlGg, perbiitet oaS Sabluerben, uno Der.
id)aiit oiCier Siille
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19

N penn sS euh bnrum ~ ibun 1T
Oelo 81 ~iporsn, 10 %fauiet urIu
WSeoarf an Seier, Glen Il. 2rrs
ipaaren ~e,ieruP EumpCr, &C.. III
@rteblcr'5 s, ssn]sis1s.
II, I. Nre z,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19

aus1anee @~risshs!mS an. Ote
Yferoe bsianosn iid in gutter "Wertal'
Jung.
Subbuh. Die 3. Gscaoron bes
"a. 0ru0pnsrH esiments piro am l.
October bon bier nah OarmNtaot per-
lie9t.
Giieubei-l. Neulih Nahts ents
Ituno in benz 8dItbof oes 0anoptrthes
Nut6 Elm eroBes 6euer, ous nitt ALIEN
Die oefiiQteS teuer eirdIherte, 'onoern
oud nod orsi a%ngren5enoe Shsusrh
uno iets StGae bis gum 8runos ME,
osr6rannte.
8etnsbeim. Der in Sarml taot
oicnenoe Sobn zines bieIigsn, poblbas
benoen Ginpobners bat 'ih aus unbes
tannten 8riinoeu srbGn9t.
Eaurrn.
% iin6sn. 0as neue SuIti5gea
bIuOe beginnt aamdli9 leiner Volens
ounQ ent1e9enSugeben. In Der Welts
Ictte lit bereits oas 9eriiit entiernt
uno an oerSeite iino bic er ItenSiguren
81 Ie6en, pel9e ais pdbre Sun ltperte
Ron aremoen uno Ginbeimiiden be
tre!crsn tpurmsn 5ase anbaltsn, 70 ba'
ben mir aui sinen rsihlihen uno eutsn
Grtrlg gu boffen. gluh in ben bsna6,
bar:sn Ortsn 6obensd uno Poppsnpsi.
Ter its6en Die Weinbergs Isbr IhOn.
Papeu.
&drlsru {. Wie paldutet, bat
tit aus sbemuligsn Ginid6ri9sn oss
hteIigen 9rsnaoier Regiments Elm 60
mite gebiloet, ods Die GrriAtung zines
Sr.eQeroentmals in Der neuen 9rsnd,
bier &dIerne plant uRo CUR Iusfiib'
rung oes proiscts Die Snitidtipe srersi,
ZEN Uiro. Sine QuIiorosrung, ii6 an
Der o2mnGbIt gu peranitultenoen
Summlung gu bet6eiligsn, lit Dor sini,
gen Sdgen erIhisnen.
Srstten. Der iriibere 0irtb Der
1ieIigsn 8abnbofss RsItauratipn, SoIsf
9epplsr, peI6er Dor Ginger I3eit BON
Bier IIii6tig ging nit 9:ntsrIaNuns Re,
osuteuoer ShuIosn, 1T in WiilbuuIsn
(Gl'ab) psrbaftst uno bier einsslisisrt
tpproen.
8ernsbah. Wsssn &inbsmor,
oss, bssansen i'm SUM-, tpuroe bic L.,
oigs 8aroline Sailer bon S~taufenbsra
bier einselisfsrt.
Sdfertbal. Hsulid puroe Der
bte'ige S%opsnlptrth uno 8~emeinoerdtb,
Ssrr Wartin QrnpIo, infolss zines IA,
nilienItreitss bon ieinem 26iGbrioen
So6n in bic Sruit gs'totsn.
&arIsborf. Die Mslfior Rein,
6aro'idsn ghsIeute f~sisrten oas ~isltent
5eIt Der oiamantsnsn !Sotseit.
8onitan3. Bel IItsnau tippt.
pGbrsno zines bsftigsn Sturmes elm
SsgsIboot nm. in ipsltsm Iit elm Gna,
ldnoer uno Der gootsfii6rer bsfanoen.
gsioe srtrantsn.
Iselidhien. Wobnbauss
StdQuns uno S6eusr bss Bidders pe,
ter V&iin6 iino abgsbrannt. Sc III
tdlt Jules perIihert.
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6at mid wieOer 6eraelteQt.
prot. 6. 8. eoparps. grsftpu. 5

PROT g. 8. GbparbS. Yrsitou, Sbaho.
TT. Stiles Terpine III BET allen gpotbetsrr IN.
ter ppaitduoi0er Sarartle gu babeu ooer fduu 9eaeu
Gtuisuouug oeS Vreiies Direct BON Der Sr. g(lleS
Wiebtcal Go, Slfhdrt Suo.. beIootu peroeu. ] Jla'4e
fotst 800; ie6S Slaiteu $500. erprsBtrei. IS tnt'
halt tpeoer Spiate mob getabr.lSe Stphe.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-23
"a GALLOWAY MAN" HEARD FRoH.
WADE, Miss, August IN, 1895.

WADE, Miss, August IN, 1895.
Editor Democrat-Star. 'ht
have read the two communications from
this beat ~ regarding tho nomination for
member Of the Board Of Supervisors. l regret
to see this contention among brethren. The
facts In the case being SO few and simple that
It would seem that all could and would read
ily understand and be convinced.
On the 9Th Of July u primary election was
held. and ut that election there were Ave can
dldates for member Of the Board Of Super
visors, and Of that number Messrs. ". ].
Johnson and M. r. Roberts being the two
leading candidates u second primaryi was
ordered. Before the day Of the election Mr..
Roberts withdrew from the race for reasons
unknown to US. Therefore, Mr.. johnson hav-
ing more votes than the three other chndi-
dates, of course the nomination vas his BY
both usage and law, and has been, 80 declared
by the proper authorities. Then why alfthis
~contention2 Mr.. J Johnson Is q clever msn, q
good citizen and possesses fully the average
amount Of business qualities, judging, from
the way he manages his own business. The
same can be said Of Mr.. Galloway. Whose
friend I ami. but to run Mr.. Galloway At the
general election In November he would be IN
independent, and l am very much mistaken
In my man II he would allow his nsine used
In such . manner. And again, Mr.. Editor
let us see about this plan Of running 1nde'
pendent candidates In those days wher
Democracy means something to be IN indie
pendent candidate. One must have a peti'
tlon signed BY = competent number OF voters
&c. Then this petition Is dled away, ant
might be used to prevent the sisners from
participating In further primaries, for II ha'
been truthfully said that he that only sup
ports the nominees Of his party when TIL
particular man suits him. IL not much Of
Democrat. Yours truly.
AGALLOwAy MAN.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-23
0hancery Court Adjourned.

After disposing OF the Ice Company case on
Tuesday Chancery court adjourned for the
term.
As Is well known, the case OF the Ross
Meehan Foundry Co.. OF Chattanooga, Tenn +,
against the Pascagodla Ice 20. has been
pending In the Chaucery Court OF this county
for some time. II occupied almost the entire
time Of the terra just passed and was decided
suit was brought to enforce q lien on the Ice
machinery for q note Of % $50, given In 1sS2.
The Ice Company defended upon the ground
that there vas = total failure Of considera-
tion. In that the machine was warranted to
have Q capacity OF ten ton Of solid clear Ice
per day, and that II only made about Eve
tons per day during the season Of 1892, and
about eight tons during the season Of 1895.
and. further that. this Ice Was not OF good
quality. Much testimony was taken and the
case was argued ut great length by Judge L.
and Col. o.: b. Sansum. Of New Orleans and
Hon. E. J. Bowers, OF Bay st. Lous, for de-
PENDANTS. Complainant commended that the
machine had full capacity Of ten or eleven
tons per day. and that Il Ind bee q misman-
uged by the defendants. The court held that
the machine was of the guar snteed capaci-
ity, but, because Of defects Of construction.
allowed the defendants claim Of damages to
the amount OF one and 0ne-half tons of ice
per day during the seasons Of 1892 and 1906.
Deducting the value OF this Ice. y decree wBs
and costs. and the machinery ID ordered tC
be sold II this IL not paid within thirty days
A great many interesting legal and scientific
questions were involved and discussed. II
was demonstrated that the machine makes
the very best quality Of Ice.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-23
led

At Scranton, Saturday, August II. 1895, at
1880 D. M, ErrIE MAY, infant daughter OF Mr..
Joseph Abel and Ella May Ladnler, aged z
months.
Father Oliver conducted the funeral ser
vices and the remains buried In the Catholic
cemetery ut P~ascagouia.
At Scranton. Sunday, August ia, 1895, at i2
M, ALICE HAMLIN, infant daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. II. N. Plummer, aged Is months.
> Rev. D. o. Byers, Of Moss Point, conducted
the funeral services, after which all that re-
NAMED ef the dear little one was inferred
In. Mxchpelah cemetery. "
We extend our heartfelt syhlpathies to the
bereaved families.
Mrs. Polly Gill, wife Of Al Gill, died
suddenly At her home IN the Telephone road
on Wednesday Aug. 81, 1895.
At Meridian, Miss, Tuesday August 70,
1895 At II o'clock, a. m, Mrs. CALLIE d. Roe
aged 70 years. The deceased. had been . re.
| sidert Of Meridian q great many years, and
was . sister Of the late Judge W. N. Hancock,
She Is survived BY two sons, Messrs. Floyd @,
Roe, Of Scranton, John +. Roe, Of Meridian,
The former attended the funeral and return.
ID here Thursday morning. We sympathize
with the bereaved children.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-23
FLOTOTRIAL CONVENTIONS


Pursuant to order OF the Pictorial
Executive Committee OF Harrison and
Jackson counties the Pictorial Con-
vention met in Biloxi on August 81,
1895.
Capt. Burton GOode, of Jackson
county, was made chairman, and Hon.
w. II. Maybin, secretary. F. Seal,
ESQ, of Harrison county, placed in
nomination NJ. A. Dees. Esq, Of
Jackson county, as Floater Repre-
sentative for the two counties, where
upon Mr.. Geo. =. Hewes seconded the
motion, and upon motion OF Mr.. May
bin the nomination was made unani-
nous.
On motion OF Mr.. Hewes the follow
ing persons were selected rs Pictorial
Executive Committee tor Harrison
and Jackson counties:
District at Largc-W. G. Evans; Jr.
HarrisOn-Gen. w. Wilkes.
JacksOn-P. X. Mayors.
On motion the convention adjourn.
cd. BURTON GOODE, Co..
Chairman.
w. H. MAyBIN, Sec'y. q
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-23
Willie Clark PardOned.

On Monday, the 10Th inst, Gov. J. N. Stone
p%ardoned Willie Clark, who was convicted OF
murder In the circuit court Of Jackson coun-
ty about Two years ago. This act of the Gov
ernor meets with the approval Of y large
majority OF our best citizsns. The petition
to Gov. Stone for young Clark's pardon was
one OF the largest ever sent from this county,
having been signed Dy every member OF the
trial jury Of the case, the grand jury which
indicted him. every public official in the
county and more than Ave hundred. of the
best citizens Of the county. Clark returned
to this place Wednesday night. and was vel
coined home by mans best friend, mother
and nj rpIattyes. :tB..
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-23
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Summer Goods at cost at Clark's.

eOOoo ~ WV %
Ladies' Gents and Children's Low
Quarter Shoes will now nc sold at
actual cost to close out remainder OF
our stock In that line at NIx's.
PICKED UP.
l have In my possession at Scranton
forty-fOur PINE SAW LOGS, four sticks
of sawed and one stick OF hewn timber
Of various brands picked up on the
shore Of the Mississippi Sound.
Owners a have possession of same
by proving property aud paring
charges, and II not proven in ten days
from date l will proceed to sell to
recover charges.
GEO. II. HIGGINS.
August %, 1895.
II you want to be pleased and re-
ceive the best Groceries for the least
money 60 to the Mammoth Store of
the DeJean & Mitchell Co.
BICYCLE SUPPLIES,
Bicycle Bells, Lanterns, Lamp
Brackets, Toe Clips, Repair Outfits,
Cement, Rubber Tire Solution, Meta
Polish, Black Enamel, Bicycle Locks,
Bicycle LampO OIL, Bicycle Lubricatlng
Oil, Graphite, Pant Guards, Pant
Clips, Leggings, ETC., ETC., and last but
not least--BICYCLES. Ah6fYeftd al
lowest Factory prices, and some o,
them below factory prices.
j.. D. CLARK, Scranton, Miss.
Remember, you have two months
yet Ia which you can wear Low Quar-
ter Shoes before the frost comes, ant
you can buy them at actual cost a
NIx's.
B. d. Valverde is not drawing on
his Imagination when he claims thai
he is selling Groceries cheaper thar
anybody else.
Really remarkable reductions in al
lines Of summer goods at NIx's.
Best and cheapest Syrup in town a
B. d.. Valverde's.
Go to the Mammoth Store Of til,
DeJean & Mitchell Co. for your. sup
plies.
There are overshOes and left-0ve
shoes. They have some of both which
they are Offering at cost, reniembe
the place, at NIX's.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-23

A party Of cyclists composed OF Messrs.
Robert Westerberg, Edmond Jane, Pedro r.
Jane, Jim Byrd Pickett, Chss. J. jacobson,
Lotion E. Cox, Louis P. DeJean, valsin
DeJean, Alfred Farragut and Adam Gautier
left on tho las O'Clock train Sunday afternoon
for Biloxi. They enjoyed the evening in that
delightful seaside resort riding overths splsn.
did shell roads, which run for miles In various
directions and returned homo the same night.
They are p~rofuse In their praises Of the well
paved streets of<hat thriving, prosperous and
enterprising manufacturing little city, but
they ere now why our town coun.
oil arc so backward In following in the wake
Of our sister towns ~ leaving our streets In
their present uukept condition.
The schedule on the n. P. / Pr. R., on the
day Of the Pascagoula regatta, Wednesday n,
inst. will be as follows, Trains leave Moss
| Point At 1910 o'clock a. m, u m, and lilo p
m. Lsavs Scranton 1866, a. M, is:lS, l'2s,
l:50 p. M.
A will be seen from the above the N. p
p. r. r., will afford ample accommodation
and opportunity for those desiringAo witness
the regatta.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-23
Card Of Thauks.

take this method Of publicly expressing
my heartfelt thanks to the good people Of
Jackson county, who, at every postohlce Ia
the county, almost to 4 man, signsd the
tremendous petition 70 The Governor for my
pardon, and BY 80 doing not only raising me
a. Il were, from the dead, but triumphan.ly
vindicating my good naus from the foul charge
Of murder, which was laid at my door. 2
WILLIE G. CLARK.
Scranton, Miss, Aug. -, 1895. if-it
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-23


Politics are awful quiet.
The truth does hurt some people.
Lord, Lard, how some people do lie.
Great harms from little vices grow.
Morality does not hover around the card
liable.
Scandal, to some individuals, is q sweet
horsel.
The first fall month Of the year 1895 is near
James Feore paid a business visit to Mobile
Tuesday.
When girl loycs, she loves, but don't tell
her you know it.
The mornings are cool now, but hardly cold
enough to bring frost.
Miss Kate Denny is visiting the family OF
Hon. James II. Ncyille at Meridian.
It takes money to successfully run a first
flass newspaper like the DEAocRAr-SrAR.
Imcy Darning, colored, aged about 50 years,
died at Pascugouls at Z o'clock p. m. Sunday
last.
Some people will interest themselves IN
matters which does not concern them in the
least.
Complaint reaches this Office Of the filth,
condition Of the yards in the neighborhood Of
The depot.
G. W. valvcrde, accompanied bv his litti'
hree-vear-old son, Charlie, visited the Gul
City Monday.
Miss Josephine Drysdale, a popular yOrn,
ady from Dioxi, Is visiting her sister, Mrs
!. l.. johnson at P~ascagoula.
The "Bee Hive" Sunday school Of Pasca
Eoula will occupy its new quarters In th
' mon church building next Sunday.
Rev. R. b. Downer will preach in the Meth
odlst church here Sunday at II O'Clock a. II
Also at P~ascagouia at s. o'clock p. m.
The pavilion party given at PascsgouI
Monday night realised about $50. Every on
seemed to have had . very pleasant time.
or- iaorrryswusain; N. VIZ Carey, wa
'are qc!s sek ften Bayou Lasfntre, Ala
IN basiaess. Martin is just As genial a. evel
10 Its new coat Of white paint with ps
Preen trimmings the Catholic church heI
dds materially to the embellishnsst Of OF
Town.
M'ss Neisena, the accomplished daughter
MI. and Mrs. Chris. Nelson, ID visiting Ntisnt
Franklin, La. She will be absent aboI
Ehree weeks.
Inc public Is wondering how long the may,
and board Of aldermen expect to retain ID
1.-Two merely a. q fund from which to dri
their salary.
Rev. G. A. Oliver returned froa WI
ro'nt last Saturday. Though not cut u a
ger the Rev. Father reports hi,, mother
much improved.
Our tosnmss, q d r. Irving. who
now in Nova Sscs5eH 0pg1u6 that he cannot
without ~ pSnscnkf.srAs. The paper
now foswNEtS ~ iddrsus.
xsselsasS Of our town remarked IN n
- tsat be would like TO see Fttlsimn1
mp corbstt, jackson, the. uegra, tsoet Z
tNa, and then Jackson come HenAk asl
'ynched.
popular Geo. J. Santa Crus, ~ftslohtael
U"e Ia n, R. R. ct Mobile, wssa Viii
, aonday. He leaves this wssk9ha.s M
s.sasd rest, which will ~ spent At CklyAes
springs, Texas.
a" 'a's talk about women dcning The Dr.,
men seem 70 have just taken hold Of
whss' Deg have bsss wearing pan
e,' see' 10 long that the msnory Of the old
''as''''at runneth mot the contrary.
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MARRIED.

In Scranton, on Tuesday. August 20, 1895,
by Judge Chas. II. Chidsey. Mr.. W. J. HEARN-
o and Miss ELLEN CARTER, both Of the
northern part Of this county.
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< MAYERS, PROPRIETOR.
----.,, N rHx posrorrIcr AT SCRANTON AS
svooSp-cLAss NAIL MATTER.
FTiSPAPFR Is ALL HOME PRINT.
,5inAY..........AUGUsT %, 1885.
LOCRk NEWS.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
ro, p;strict Attorney, Second District,
JAMES H. NEVILLE,
OF ~Laudsrdsls County.
FIR State senator, First District,
Z. J. BOWERS,
or Hancock County.
ror rloater Representative Harrison
and Jackson counties,
MARK A. DEES,
OF jackson County.
JACKSON CouxrY.
For Representative,
l.. G. MANUEL.
For Clerk Of CIrcait and cha"cery Conrts,
FRANK II. LEWIS
Fur Sheriff.
C. D. MOORE.
For 'Treexurcr,
w. N. CAVITY.
For Superintendent VI Education,
D. D. COwAN.
For Assessor,
wILIAE p. RAMSAY.
For Surveyor,
BURTON GOUDE.
For BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
Beat No. l,
JAMES HOWELL.
Beat No. 2,
W. }. JOHNSON.
Beat 3,
o. RANDALL.
Beat No. 4,
SIMEON GEORGE.
Beat s,
r., O. FURRY.
Fon JUSTICE or TIrx PEACE.
Beat No. l,
JAMES HELvEsTION,
HENRY ALTMAN.
Beat No.
w. FRANK GOFF,
RIA. ROBERTS.
Beat No. 3-Moss Point Division,
OLIVER WOOD.
Scrantom Division,
CHAS. y. CHlDsEY.
Beat M. 4,
JAMES b. McRAE.
4. D. wIGatNGTON.
Moss Point DivisioN Beat 3,
Fer Constable,
J\KE'J. CUNNINGHAM.
Scranton Division - Beat }.
CHARLES l.. KREBS.
Beat l.,
WM. G. PARKER.
Elrctim Tuesday, Novrmlw.r =, 1886.
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eB-SpECIAL NOTICE-Any news items
left ut the drug store OF Herman Mil, will be
promptly communicated to the DEMOCRAT
STAB office, scranton, Miss,
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Mrs. Felix H. ALBERT, Of Mobile, is visiting
Mrs. +. d. Ruter, on Pascagoula street.
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j. Ira Ford, ESQ. attended unit0d States
district court how In session at Mississippi
City,