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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-11
Who TO Work on Roads.

-, SCRANTON, Oct. Z, 1895.
Editor Democrat-Star.
Please publish In your next issue at what
age Il man Is exempt from road duty In this
state, ana obiige an OLD SUBSCRIBER.
The following, which can be found in the
Annotated Code OF this State, section 1905.
reads; "All male persons over the age OF
eighteen years and under the age Of fifty
years, not blind nor deaf or dumb, nor other
wise disabled by disease or loss of limb. and
not students or teachers In any college,
academy or school, nor ministers Of the Cos
pei In charge OF churches, nor rabbis, nor
members OF the national guard, nor seafaring
men actually engaged as such. shall be liable
to work on the public roads; but a person
shall not be required to work more thar ten
days in any one year, unless IN cases herein
after provided for; and eight hours constant.
diligent labor shall constitute Il days work
on the roads, and u suitable deduction
shall be made for what the time OF labor
falls short Of tins number OF hours, either
from absence or idleness."
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Books Selected for the Public Sch ools OF
Jackson County.

The following text book committee of Jack
son county met at the courthouse Monday
last and selected the following list Of books for
the public schools D. D.. Cowan, VI. p. Hen
driek, S.H. shannon, R. l.. Billiard, and Misses
Annie Watkins and Ruth Denmark. Books
adopted; Grammar-Metcalf's and Reed and
kellogg's Higher Lessons in English, retained
for higher class drill. Composition-Metcalf
and Bright's Language Lessons and Kellogg's
Rhetoric. Readers-Eclectic Series. Spell
ing-Eclectic Series. Geographics-Geogra-
phy-Eelectic Series, with Longs Home Co
ography for primary work. United States
History nanselrs. Mississippi History
Lowry and McCardle's. Ply siology -Hutch-
~inson's,
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

The fall girl has left.
Several cases of fever in town.
Business is only "jest toler'ble."
J. L.. Dantzler was in Mobile this
week.
The boys are rattling the bones
again.
He left before the collection was
taken up.
They say it will certainly come off
next Tuesday.
The 'Judge" says court business
has played out.
Capt. G. II. Howe is sick with the
prevailing fever.
Lieutenant-Governor NJ. NJ. Evans
Is at home again.
Garden truck is looking better since
the rain of Monday night.
Miss Hattie Welch, who has been
sick for sometime, is getting well.
Mrs. f. Bloomfield and Miss Mamie
Denny visited the Crescent City this
week.
Rev. d. o. Bycrs departed Wednes-
day to attend the New Orleans Pres
bytery.
All good Democrats will vote the
straight Democratic ticket from top
TO bottom.
The Hypathcan society meets to-
night friday at the residence Of
A.. Blumer.
John II. Blumcr, who Is confined
to his bed with sickness, we are glad
to learn, is recovering.
A refreshing rain came Monday
night, the first for several weeks, and
it was hailed with delight.
Send your orders for job printing to
the DEMOCRAT-STAR office If you
want good work at low prices.
r.. G. Luce & Son, of Basin, deliv-
cred 1900 logs to the mills of the
Pascagoula Lumber Co., this week.
Messrs. l.. N. Dantzler, Jr., A. NJ
Cowan and }. Wyatt Griffin left on IA
business trip to New Orleans Tues
day.
Miss Ruth Denmark, after a visit
of five months with friends at Hat
tiesburg, has returned to her home
here.
Fine lot of MEMS, YOUTHS and
Boys CLOTHING. Mems suits from
S. and upwards at the Moss Point
Mercantile Co.
The Pascagoula Lumber Co.'s PhG.
nix mill has started up again, after
having been shut down for sometime
for repairs.
Mrs. L. McReynolds (nee Miss Han
nah Nelson, of Salem, West Virginia,
is visiting the family of Capt. Gus
Anderson this week.
Big assortment Of CHILDREN's and
Boys SHOES, the largest stock ever
brought to this town, ut the Moss
Point Mercantile Co.
The schooner Lena r. Storcr Is
loading this week at the l.. N. DANTE
Ter Lumber Co.'s mills with 90, 900
feet of lumber for Kingston, Jamaica.
If you want to insure your house or
stock of goods, call on j. W. STEW
ART, who is agent for the Home Of
New York and Queen of America,
both hrst-class Insurance Companies.
Rev. N. keff Smith, of Ocean
Springs, treated our people to a song
service in the Presbyterian church
last Monday night. All seemed well
pleased with the evenings entertain
ment.
Miss Willie wilkins, a most charm
ing young lady of Lake, who has been
spending several weeks with the fam
lily of j. L. Dantzler, left Wednesday
for her home, to the regret of many
friends and admirers.
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New Prospect Camp Meeting.

Editor Democrat-Star.
Please announce through your valuable
paper that New Prospect camp meeting will
begin on Friday before the 4th Sunday in DC
tobcr and continue five DAYS. Now, Mr.. Ed.
tor, If you want to feel good and happy and
and we will do thee gond. EVERYBODY is invited
to attend. Come one, come all and let's have
a good meeting. jim Roberts will keep tn,
public tent.
GEO. W. HUFF, ?. G.
Vanclcavc, Miss, Dot. 2, 1895.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Nrss., |
September 3, 1895. (

Notice is hercby given that the follow
Ing named settler has fled notice OF her
intention to make final proof in support
OF her claim, and that said proof Will be
made before the CircMit Clerk Of Jack-
non county, Al Scranton, Miss, on Octo-
Der 25, 1895, viz.
Angrline Lee, OF Denny. Miss, home
stead No. q, O94, for thu VI. nw} and SGT,
uwt. section 5, and net. net, section l.,
township 2 south, rAnge6 west.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous vcsidcnce upon and
cultivation Of, said land. viz:
William A. Gardner, Henry Fry,
Churles Fry and IsaMc FRY, all Of Denny
p. o., Jackson county. Miss.
R0hEkr \ WILSON, Register.
September 8, lSQ6. A6s
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND Or ICE AT JACKSON, Mlss.,

LAM VI ICE AT AckkON, Mis6.,
September 3, 1895.
Notire is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim. and that said proof will be
made before the Circuit Clerk Of Jackson
county. Miss. on October 25, 1895. viz:
Christopher Finnan. of d 'isy, Miss,
homestead No. ~, 1893, for the net, net,
section Is, township 3, south range .
west, and swt. sw4, section Z. aud nj,
nN4, section 10, township 3 south range
8 west,
He names the following witnesses to
prove his c%ontinntns residence upon and
cultivation Of, said land, viz:
james NJ. Parker. Sardin N. Parker,
John Naples and Elijah O'Neai. all OF
Daisy p. o., Jackson county, Miss.
ROBERT 4. WILSON, Register.
September q, 1886. 29-6t
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NOn-R Resident Notice.
State of Mississippi.

State of Mississippi.
To Lucien Baron, Anheuscr- Bnsch Brew
ing Company and Ross Melian Brake
Shoe Foundry Co.:
You are commanded to appear before
The Circuit Court of the county OF jack
son, in said State, on
The 4M Monday Of NoreM 6er. A. d. 1895,
to defend the SUIT in said conrt of Louis
b. Hart, wherein you are defendants.
This 10th day Of September. A. d. 1895.
+. II. LEWIS, Clerk.
September 90, 1895. 81 At
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DR.. A. P. S%awyer:-I have been suf-
fcring with sick headache for a long
time. l used your Family Cure and
now am entirely relieved. | would not
do without your medicine GA.
MILLER, Mt. Morris, LII. Sold by
Scranton Pharmacy, Scranton, and
j. w. Stewart, Moss Point.
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MARRlED.

On Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1895, at Barley,
Miss, Mr.. WILLIAM FARLEY and Miss ELIZA
SMITH were united in matrimony. The brides
father, Rev. Morgan Smith, performing the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley are nicely domiciled in
their new cottage at Glennhaven.
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ey-SPECIAL NOTICE-Any news items
left at the drug store OF Herman Mil, will be
promptly communicated to the DEMOCRAT
STAR office. Scranton, Miss.
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MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
~l'Ostofiice and Mails.
EVA. AND DEPARTURE OF walls.

ARRIVAL y DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Prom ScrdHtoH-Arives at $50 an. ant
i:i5 .. IN. and $3.50 ? IN. Departs II
10 II. M; l:i1 j. III. and AS p. NJ.
Leakesriiie hoate--Arrives every day
except sunday at lilo Il. IN. Depart.
S tine day at p. M.
Mas. c. 4. McINIS. P. NJ.
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Churches.

METHoDIsr-Rev. T. W. Adams. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsBYTERIAN-Rev. d. 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. SALIENT. +. Bynum. pastor
Preaching every second and fourth sundays
Sunday School $3.50 a. M, DIR. b. +. Duke
Superintendent.
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BUSINESS LOCALS
P~ASCAGoULA GUN L U

Members OF above club will please
meet at courthouse Saturday October
10, 1895 at > o'clock p. m. Business OF
Importance. +. II. LEWIS,
Secretary.
FOR SALE.
Two fine Jersey and IIolstein cows,
one mich and one will be in milk next
Jan. Apply to NJ. V. b. CAREY,
Scranton, Miss.
New FALL GOODS and clothing in
latest styles. Mems pants in every size
from % to A inches in waist at the
Blue Store Of L. WELDON.
Pure wheat bran ninety cents (90c.
at Gerard's Price other goods of him
and be convinced that he will save you
money on anything you wish.
w. ]. f. Gerard.
Let your coal Bucket be an orna-
mcnt rather than an eye-sore. w. M.
CAVITY has some handsomely decorated
Coal Vases for sale. Call and see
them.
Shot Guns, Pistols and ammunition
Of all kind at w. NJ. Canty's To suit
all kind of sports.
OYSTERS supplied to families by
CASTOR TOuSsel.
BLANKETS at w. NJ. Canty's from
Sl,35 per pair up.
Pumpkin yams fifty cts. IA bushel at
w. j. T.. Gcrard'j.
w. NJ. Canty has Il fine stock Of
stylish Derby and Alpine Hats. ! am
sure he al please you.
Just arrived at G. Nelson's Dry
Goods, Notions, Shoes and Hats, best
quality latest styles.
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led

DIED.
At ~Pascagoula, Miss, on Saturday, October
s, 1895, ut ii:5O o'clock p. M. WM. A. BRAD
DOCK, aged 70 years.
Deceased leaves a wife and two children,
Lee and Sidney Wainwright. He served In
the Mexican war and drew u pension for his
services. lie expounded the Gospel at Bayou
Cassotte at one time during his career. The
funeral took place from his late residence,
proceeding to the Protestant cemetery, where
his remains were buried, Rev. II. Thompson,
officiating.
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SPRINGS LOCALS.
TOWN OFFICERS.

NJ. C. Vaughan. mayor; II. T. Russell, II.
Nil, G. +. Pabst, Il. NJ. Westbrook, @. T..
Arndt, a%ldermen;. E. 5. Davis, treasurer; G..
IL. Tardy, marshal, A. v. Rosambeau, clerk.
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sSr Mr.. II. 4. Russell Is the regularly
authorized agent Of the D-EaocRAr-STAR at
Ocean Springs.
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LOCHL NEWS.
ou,sy,LLE q NASHVILLE a. r,

GUING EAST.
NJ LEAVES New Orleans at $50 y. m, Ar
W AZ scranton ut ii.00 p. m. Arrives III Mobile
i-"Icaves New Orleans at 9;i5 n. M. Ar
.r Wv ,t scranton at 10: 40 p. IN. Arrives at Mobile
Az G-Lraves New Orleans at 80 n. m. Ar
,,,ss at Scranton ut 1912 Il. III. Arrives at Mobile
atiif- = GOING WEST.
M l-Leayes Mobile 200 y. m. Arrives at
n",tau 40 n. m. New Orleans. 5: y. III.
va sleeves Mobile BIS a. N. Arrives ut
scr,,,n 49, IN. New Orleans, 7:3a q. II.
4" a-Leaves Mobile at 400 ?. m. Arrives at
s,ionton $40 p. m New Orleans, 1898 p M.
JOHN II. SANTA CRUZ. Station Agent.
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At \ regular meeting OF the Board OF Mayor
and Aldermen OF the village of Pascagoula
held on Tuesday, October l, Mayor and Al
dermen all present.
The petition Of citizens to open st. Peters
street to water front. laid over from last
meeting, was on motion. duly seconded, or
dcred opened and the property holders given
tions. there may be for this street.
The following bills were allowed and or
dercd paid:
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The board then adjourned until the next
regular meeting.
NOLNEf BROWN. Mayor.
i. b. WALKER, Clerk.
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[0hcial.
VILLAGE OF PANClGOCLA,

Vanclcavc, Miss, Dot. 9, 1895.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
mbeeIine Se9;stst.
yysry s-rsF'g7s s9Sf ~ 90 assz.saAsahsah "a
n.narnnnma. nauaEe.

Mr.C. Soll3ot, th9 O1srA House drug
gjst. made - Dul Vtty 'seeS tslol IS OF
9he = nDsratlrs yesterday: Z a. ~, %;
. a. n. >; 10 m. 30; ) p. u, 81; p. m,
"a. Weather, far.
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''Do you ever feel tired and literally
worn out, Governor?' was recently
asked him.
"several years ago for the first time
in my life did feel in that condition.
was then member Of the AsSem oily at
Albany. 1t took the form Of most dis
agreeable nausea, and, OF course, pros
tration which such attacks occasion. by
sheer force of will power | seemed 10
overcome the first attock, but the year
following it again came on with even
more violence than before"
WHAT were your symptoms, Govern
orr"
~ felt 8 sense OF weight and fullness
in the lower part of the body, followed
by dull throobing pain and accompan-
led with sensation OF feyerisb heat or
a chilly shudder."
"You must have suffered considerable.
But was that all?"
CAT times the fever seemed to esta6-
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Other Religious Itens.

There will be CONGREGATIONAL meet
ing at the Zion Lutheran Church Sun
day afternoon.
Dr. Cunningham will preach in the
morning at the First Presbyterian
Church, and Rev. DR.. Barnit1 In the
evening.
The Valentine bazaar at Scheele's
Hall, Martins Ferry, will be continued
Saturday evening. II IL in charge Of
the young ladies Of St. Mary's Ca tholic
Church.
A meeting Of the persons who will as
sist in the forthcoming production oil
the STORY of the Reformation" at the
Grand Opera House, was held last night
at the English Lutheran Church. Miss
Yale, who will cotduct the rehearsals'
arrived from YOUNGSTOWN yesterday.
Rev. DR.. w. II. Cook will preach Sun
day morning at the Second PreaOy-
teriac Church. upon the topic OF
Conversation on the Mount OF Trans
fglratian;" evening subject, "a Lamb
for Sacrifice"
The improvements to the Thomson
NJ. T.. Church are nearing completion,
and the edifce will be ready Tor occu-
oancy by the latter part OF March.
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At the Synagogue

The regular services held al the Syn
agogus last night were especially inter
esting on account OF special sermon oy
the pastor. Rev. DR.. Bonnheim, who ad'
monished the congregation in regard TO
their religious duties and responsloiIl-
tiles. The attendance was much better
then usual. The services this morning
will take place at the usual hour. Since
the weather has been 80 Indictment,
the attendance at the Sunday school
has fallen of considerably, but
since it has become more settled 1t is
hoped the attendance will be better.
DR.. Bonnheim is preparing one OF his
advanced classes 10 Sunday School
work for literary and musical enter.
tainment to be given for the feast OF
Purim, which occurs about the middle
of next month. 10 addition to his sun
day School work 10 this city RABBI
Bonnheim makes a weekly trip to Cam
eron, w. Va, where be has a very In
terssting class In religious Instruction.
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Lenten Services.

The eth Of this month will be Ash
Wednesday, which marks the beginning
o. the forty days fast IN the Roman
Catholic Church, ending with Easter
sunday TIE Lenten regulations Will
10 resd from The altar TO every Catholic
Church 90 to- sunday preceding. Tia
ceremony OF Dressing and amounting
the forehead with the sshes will take
place on the morning OF the 9TH.
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hands, and therefore began using a rem'
edy of which lad heard giett deal.
1t benefited me at once, and | coOtinu d
its use until ! am completely restor' d
to health, and kept In good physical con-
ditiop, and all through the use OF War
ner's Safe Cure"
Your experience, Governor, is GER
tainly a most i'm Dortaut aud valuable
one"
"Yes, indeed, and am satisfied that
for physical ailments, and especially
those incident to declining years, there
is norhing equal to Warmers Safe Cure,
and Certainly l am good living exam
pie OF what it can do"
All who know Governor Alvord need
not b. told that his statements are re-
Liable and his experience valuable. AS
such they are given herewith for the
hen, fl Of those men or women who may
be suffering and VINO desire health and
long life.
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a,sne Enr,lsh LutherAn "a uBch.

The services at the Eaglish Lutheran
church tomorrow will oe Of especial In
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Revival Services.

Rev. j. Eugie, pastor OF the Zane
Street NJ h CHURCH, viii in q few days
tnaugUrate series OF protracted meet
iuCS. They were IN progress a few
weeks ago, but were closed on account
OF the pastors Illness.
Revival services are still 10 progress
al the Chapliue Street NJ. T. church.
with gratifying number o. CONVEX
sions and accessions reported each
week.
Rev Mr.. Shaw, pastor Of the Fulton
NJ. E. church, Is being assisted by sew
eral Wheeling ministers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16

Hon. Thomas q. Alvorj, ex-Speak T
of of the New York Assembly, ex-Lieu-
tenant Governor, FirstVice President OF
Constitutional Convention and mem
Der of the former Constitutional Con-
vention. is man universally known
and respected. Although EX-GOVERNOR
Alvord is nearly ninety years OF age he
is still hale and hearty, and, as was
tested in the Constitutional Convention
last summer, 10 as perfect mental con-
ditiou as is that grand old man, Mr..
Gladstone.
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ATTENTION.
HOUSEKEEPERS

We have now disposed of our entire
damaged stock at auction. Nor is this
all. We have since our fire bought an
entire new stock Of goods a. the rock
bottom prices now prevailing for cash
money. We are therefore 10 a position
TO sell you fresher and better goods for
less money than any other house in the
trade See our price list.
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hon, THOMAS G. Al vORD.

lsh itself and then all the symptoms OF
a general reaction would come on. l
suffered from general weakness, and an
effort to move my limbs and body was
attended with feeling of WEAKNESS
and exhaustion. 10 fact my whole or
ganism seemed TO be given out. was
unable to obtain relief except by lying
fiat on my back, and even this RELIEF
was only temporary"
but how comes 1t that you are now
In srch good bealtn?"
Listen, and l will tell you. / deter
mined to take my case into my own
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terest from the fact that sermons will
be preached by two former pastors
Rev. DR.. 5. B Barnitz will occupy the
pulpit in the morning, and will tel OF
the suffering which be has witnessed 10
the West. Rev. E II. Dornblazer Will
preach at the evening services. These
services will be well attended.
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PROMINENT MAN DEAD.
MIR. Benz. Harvey, Well Known nSnu-
ctursr, UIed st Wei burg.


Word was received in the city yester-
day OF the death OF prominent paper
manufacturer Of this vicinity at Wells
burg. Mr.. b. Harvey, who some time
ago leased the David Wagner paper
mills al West Wheeling, died at his for
mer home in that city Thursday OF a
complication of diseases, al the age OF
81 years.
Mr. Harvey leased the Wagner mills
al West Wheeling four years ago and II
has been run very successfully under
his management. he was well known
aud popular business man and his &C.
ouaintances will be shocked TO hear Of
his sudden death. He formerly came
from Wellsburg and leaves wife and
four children, three daughters and one
son. The funeral will take place In
Wsnsburg to-day 81 2 p. Ii.
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Comlng Rntartainments.

The congregation of the Thomson NJ.
e Church is making preparations for
bazaar to be given on Thursday, the
2sth inst, aud Friday, March lst. One
of the attractive features OF the affair
will be the exhibition Of DR.. BickleyS
cabinet OF curiositieS.
At the First Baptist Church 3 Martha
Washington Tea will be given Ia con-
nection with an entertainment on Wash
ington's Birthday, cpd inst.
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PRICE LIST.

STANDARD Tomatoes. per &c
Standard California Peaches. ...............
3 10 cans Honey syrup, per cAn....... loo
California Aprcots. per call. -....l91se
Standard string Beans per can. 90
Choice 4 4 mou per can $500. sc
California EVaporated Peaches, per d.. &C.
California .alsits large per lb................ &c
California Prunes large, per 10
Drummer Lunch Cakes, per lo-..........-..... &c
Leu on Cakes, per 10. '''.'' DC
Butter Crackers, per b. &C
Ginger snaps. per Id ...... %
Rolled oats per lb..............-. ....'...''' &c
Gloss Starch per sc
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SHALL TALE
Iuor G,se,r, >, Iaeers,s BcIs1y and

Minor G,stsr, >, Insers,s Beis1y and
Pithilv CotL
THE Tobacco Workers Union OF this
city will hold their annual masquerade
ball on Easter Monday evening, April
18th, AT Mozart Hall. Mayors orches-
ira will furnish the music.
THE Jew South Side social organiza-
ton known as the UnO CLUB, will give
their initial ga ] in the Alert Hall next
Tuesday evening.
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index CO Nss AIsorelss
FOURTH PAGE.

Piano BsrEain-C. A House.
Wedding Gifts. @. Dillon X co,
Sp3nges and Channels Phar-
Double Linen Sale j. :. Rhodes & Co.
ODera House-1I,lton Mobiles.
List OF Lett rs.
Dwelunes and Store Rooms to Let
smith * Dickinson
SIXTH PAGE.
4 Few Lines-Ges. NJ. SaoOx y Co.
The Yale expositor., 1895-05-03
All Coming Our Way.

love me'Gt eH ne reononing Of this bic bic
millinery department is one OF the sue
cesses of the day. Our trimmers work.
ing night and day to turn out the ord
Our new head trimmer Mrs. G. c. Reed
of Chicago, taking the town by storm.
Everybody delighted with her work.
Prices even less than small shops.
Come and get yourself a stylish hat
this season. One that no lady in your
place will have like it. We are show
ing our usual great values in ladies' and
children's hosiery, gloves, corsets, UNI
derwear, shirt waists, etc, HAIR orna-
ments, side combs, laces, white goods,
etc. Meet your friends at this store,
Meet us here. BorCE's.
The Yale expositor., 1895-05-03

PROM TUE EAST TO FORT HURON.
Trains arrive at Port Huron from the Southern
Division Of G.. L. R'y;
a % 20 II 30 so SO
am. am. am. pm. pm.
Trains arrive at Port Huron from the Northern
Division of G.. T. liy:
21Op.m 10 pm.
ID means Daily; X, Daily Except Sunday.
w. T. DAVIS, G. +. & T. A.. Chicago.
These companies have the lowest rates TO all
points East and West selling through tickets
over all connecting lines In the country; also
ocean steamship tickets TO and from Europe In
connection. Write 10 me for particulars.
CIR CLARKE,
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Port Huron.
Union Ticket Onice, 3i0 Huron Ave, Phone IS,
also at Tunnel Station. Phone 25i-3 Rings.