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WANTED--A good white woman "a cook
Cor boarding house. Oh. ,h,,; understands
the business. Apply 10 IBIS Montgomery
avenue
WANTED - An experienced floris, and
rordener, must Ice thoroughly compo-
tent and have references. Apply 20
Mus James T. n. Wilson, COS lIuslS ave,
nue.
WANTED To allut territory IN all TO
Gulf States for two best selling pateut
articles on market, no compot lion, ~
rec' ssity ana economy. AddrcSs q j. \
WANTED Cl0an, inieliigont coI1red GIL.
If to lG years old TO tNke care OF vhii
dren. can today 1901 Austin. corner Of
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WANTED y thorough dry goods man
for four months at good salary Address
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WANTED-First and second cook. at
Camp Hotel Navasota' good WAGES to
right party Also chamhormaid ONiitcl
Address camp Hotel. or j. :. Hoover,
~ Main street. 3
WANTED a housokeoper. one thai can
manage little children and DO hOuscWurk.
must Ice ot a religious disposition AMI
give good references. Address Lock HON
81, ElRin, Texas %
WANTEp-A nrst-clnss barber. with on
tire outht of TWO chairs, TO take charge
OF a shop on public square, splendid
convenient Apriy to W, f. Scnultz \
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commission Hunter Tailoring ana Shirt
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-01

WANTED To allut territory IN all to
Gulf States for two best selling patent
articles on market. no compel tom ~
necessity ana economy. Addrc~s q j. n,
this Office
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IiioRotGiltY competent lady wishcs
situation aS house korper. wllnwor's
i4iniiy preferred EDUCATED. chcorfu, aud
ohllglns In manner. can at 1905 Preston
avenue.
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Lost. Found. Stray, Stolen.

T0ST- Packagr ~ valuable papers. two
SO nils and 4 six-shooier. Finder nan
kocp nrncy if he returns papers and
gun TO 30 Trahs street
LOST Baby's blue ana white albatrcss
shawl. Monday evening Reward II re
turned to Mrs. ;. Buckley. 1918 Texas
avenue.
LOsT-Smail Etruscan gold lock watch
charm. Always" engraved thereon.
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GI.KMAN lady wants Washing nv I'M
day' scruhhlng and clean houses. sent
w right number. Adlress e70r this
office.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01
ADDITIONAL OCEAN SPRINGS ITEMS.

Colonel w. L.. Standlsh, wife and
daughter, accompanied by Miss Bessie
Carpenter, aftera five months sojourn
at the Ocean Springs Hotel, departed
for their home in Pittsburg, Pa,
Tuesday night.
Revs. DR.. Palmer, moderator: r. Q.
Mallard, J.. ID. Mooney and Elders
Frantz and Myers arrived Thursday
Of last week to Investigate the charges
preferred against Rev. n. Keff Smith,
pastor OF the Presbyterian church
here. After carefully hearing evidence
on both sides tile charges were dis
missed and Rev. Mr.. Smith complete
ly.exoneratcd. In the evening services
we're held at the church, and after a
fine sermon by DR.. Palmer, Mr.. NAL
lard read the decision Of The commit
tee. After the service Mr.. Smith was
surrounded and congratulated by his
friends.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01

CIRCUIT C0URr-SPRixC TERN, 1895.

On Monday last the regular term OF
circuit court for jackson county con-
vened here, Judge Samuel II. Terral,
presiding. with Hon. Jas. II. Neville.
district attorney, looking after the
States interest. Also +. II. Lewis,
clerk, and c. ID. Moore, sheriff, were
promptly on hand, ready to attend to
the duties Of their offices.
Court was organized at 10 o'clock
a. NJ, and Judge Terral, after the
grand jury was empaneied and
sworn, proceeded to deliver a plain
and comprehensive charge to the
jury, respecting their duties.
AS a presiding officer Judge Terral
has no superior on the bench Of the
State. He is a sound lawyer and ar
upright and conscientious servant o.
the State.
Mr.. II. S. Rourke, of Scranton, wa.
appoined foreman Of the grand jury
which was a good selections
The following cases were disposed
OF up to the hour OF putting the DEM
OCRAT-STAR to press this Thursday
afternoon: ~
Baldwin & Co.. limited. vs.. e. ". Manahar
& Go. Defendants withdrew plea and judg-
ment for plaintiffs for $3.50. 80.
Baldwin 4 Co.. limited, VS.. r.. W. Manahal
& 20, !. q. Robinson, claimant,
Donald VS., X. G.. Galloway. Demurrer con
fessed by plaintiff and petitioner allowed t.
amend the declaration during the term.
j. E. McCarty VS.. Pascagoula Lumber Co
Cause dismissed ut PLAINTIFFS cost.
Ben Seamen VS.. Samuel kouns. Jury yer
dict for plaintiff for sl9. 81 and, cost.
NJ. ID, Lewis VS.. d.. p. Russell. Appeal dis
missed at plaintiffs cost
Mobile Phosphate Chemical Co. vs.. Parker
Earle and son. Continued nod alias sum
mons to issue.
LII. Frederic VS.. L.& N. R. r. Continued
by consent. >
Phoenix Ship-yard Co. vs.. GIL: johnson
p~eiendant allowed to plead since last term
dict for plaintiff for $395. Is, and property con
demned to satisfy judgment. e
II; Strouse 4 Co; VS., BIZ. Browne ct al. Jur!
verdict for defendant.
Joseph Wright naturalized in open court.
II. T. Allen VS.. W. o. S. Skinner ct al. Jur,
verdict for defendant for so.
The State VS.. B. j. Jane. -Nolle pros.
The State vs.. Simon and Buck Holley. Con
tinued by defendants. r.. a.
The state VS.. Isaac GOff. Continued.
The State VS.. John Farley. Continued.
The State VS.. Frank Galloway. Continued
The State vs.. Castor Tousel.. Continued.
The State VS.. Vim. Smith ct. al. Nolle pros
The State VS.. A. II. White. Nolle pros.
Thn Gtnt acc IAM.s t.-l. La -. -
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BUSINESS LOCALS


VIENNA SNOW FLAKE RYE and all
the best bread at Addicks' Bakery.
Boys, those DUCK SUITS at w. NJ.
Canty's are the cheapest and coolest
things in town.
q. Nelson has just received a new
lot Of HAMMoCKs at lowest prices.
Remember Addicks' BOsToN PAT
CREAM BREAD takes the lead.
GOLD OR SILVER is the question
that is ~arousing the nation, but very
little OF EITHER will buy what you
may need from w. NJ. CAVITY.
For sale, secondhand double wagon
and dump cart. Apply to L. II. Rohr,
Pascagoula blacksmith.
Fellow-citizcns, jurors, witnesses,
clients, defendants and friends, don't
leave town until you have bought
something from w. NJ. Canty.
BICYCLES FOR RENT.
The undersigned has opened a sales
room for BICYCLES opposite the DEM
oCRAT-STAR office. Wheels for rent
or sale. CHAs. ]. JACOBSON.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
BOXES.
Do not forget that the New Venice
Manufacturing Co. has for sale a full
supply Of FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
BOXES of the best quality, cheaper
than ever. Boxes delivered in Scran-
ton FREE of charge, or shipped to any
point. Remember, 1t is best to order
q few days before you expect to use
them, thereby enabling us to fill all
orders in their turn, and keep no n
waiting. 1t
NOTICE.
During spring term of court we will
sell for spot cash SHOES at very little
| above cost, for the benefit Of those at
tending COURT FROM THE COUNTRY.
Don't'fail to call on us,
NJ. Pcterman & Co.,
Next door to Scranton Bank.
[april 17-9-2tl
Why suffer with Coughs, Colds and
La Grippe when LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININE will cure you in mi day.
Does not produce the ringing in the
head like Sulphate of Quinine. Put
up in tablets convenient for taking.
Guaranteed to cure, or money refund
ed. Price, 25 Cents. For sale by j. G..
Hulsbush, Scranton, }. W. Stewart,
Moss Point, Miss.
slnuvl56ml
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

On Monday last, pursuant to previ-
Gus notice, the Democracy OF Jackson
county assembled ut the courthouse
at u N. for the purpose OF selecting
delegates tt, the State Democratic
convention, which met at Jackson
Wednesday, Goth ult., to appoint del.
egates to the National Democratic
convention to meet at Chicago on the
It'll Of July next.
VIM. Watkins, chairman OF the
Democratic executive committee of
the county, called the mass meeting to
order and in a few well timed remarks
stated the object Of the meeting.
On motion of J. NJ. Pelham, +. NJ.
Weed was unanimously elected chair
man. Mr.. Weed in a beautiful and
stirring little speech thanked the
Democracy Of the county for the dis
tinguiSlicd honor conferred on him.
On motion j. d.. Minor and Edgar
Hull were unanimously elected secrc-
taricS.
On motion the chair was instructed
oappoint two delegates from each
beat and five from the c0unty-at-large
to represent tbis county in the State
convention, w%hereupon the following
were appointed
Beat IA. Il. Finch, Jlmes Helves-
ton. Beat 2-Calvin Golf, II. A. Rob
erts. Beat 3-M. A. Does, b. ID. Val
verde. Beat All. +. Russell, II. G.
Ravens. Beat 5-W. W. Broomc, G.
5. Leatherbury, Jr.
COunty-at-Largc-Dr +. +. Griffin,
James b. McRea, John NJ. Pelham,
w. Fred Hcrrin.
On motion the chairman and secre.
tarics were added to the delegation.
BY NJ. A.. Does
WHEREAS, Our c%ountyman, W. NJ. Denny
the present able and efficient member OF
Congress from this district, has announced
himself as II candidate for denomination
therefore be 1t
Resolved by the Democracy Of Jackson
county In mass meeting assembled, That We
heartily commend and endorse his active ant
energetic efforts for the material Interests Of
our district, and for the general welfare Of
the nation, feeling that the interests Of ouI
district will be best subserved by the return
of Mr.. benny to Congress, md believing II
the time h0nored practice VI the Democrati,
party In endorsing by denomination q true
tried and faithful servant, We respectfully
but earnestly ask Of the Democrats Of thu
sixth Congressional District Of Mississippi
that the just claims Of Mr.. Denny be accorded
due recognition by rcnominating him to tn,
position he now Hlls with 80 much credit Il
himself and constituents.
BY j. NJ. Pelham
Be 1t further resolved, That we hearth.
appreciate the action Of our Senators an,
Representatives In the Legislature for thei
action In calling the attention Of the peopl
Of the State to the great advantages that tn
State would enjoy by the establishment o
deep water harbOrs on our coast, and that W
believe IN the near faturc their action viii
bear fruit In season.
The meeting then adjourned.
+. NJ. WEED, Chairman.
EDGAR Hull, Secretaries.
!, j. y. MINOR,
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ESCATAWPA ITEMS.
BY SCRIBUS.

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Before long the new Baptist church will be
ready for use. "
Some people have snap beans to eat, and
new Irish potatoes.
A beautiful new baby boy has arrived at
the residence Of 0. G Dodge.
The mills of the Moss Point Lumber Com
pany are still running day and night.
Grandma Kirkwood had quite a serious acct
dent by falling, but is getting along all right.
The ice cream at the residence of Mr.. Tom
R'sgle was greatly enjoyed bythe young peo-
pie.
40. Matson and family have moved from
this place aud are now prospecting at Dece-
tur, Alabama.
The new home of Hartie c.. Herring will
soon be ready to be occupied and is quite an
addition to E~scatawpa.
The book agents, music house agents and
sewing machine agent have been here in the
interest of their business. -
The protracted meeting a. the Methodist
church will include the first Sunday in Nav.
continuing indefinitely.
Escatawpa is truly A dry town. As far rs the
weather goes. The gardens ar. 40 drv TINT
vegetables are not doing wel,.g:n
A.. 49,, il,9
-. .""s"""' wig '.e u.e" .''y
troubles, Is very much improved. in fact, ia IN
oos;, and wol, y
"N"" ""' e H.jJ 4
Prof. s. II. Shannan,a school is doing well.
Al tho close of school Tor srn,u ~ v~...,;or IN
--...,-~~, H,"~,""
entertainment ~ cohhsc''o"W
etc., will be given. bosu
The pound party last FRIDAY evening At the
parsonape was ouite n nice affair socially and
r,h.~.,.. Dc w u,.@ ~
"'''"'se' "e' w. w. nun IN = """"oer "
friends and received a good many pounds oil
substantials Of life. 80
Dr. d. =. Duke VIII move ms family to thu
physicians residence on Round Island anc
leave h;s n;ce now bome here in ch.-co n
-. NJ. y"
some one his place Is on the county road, a
Wilson Springs, aud he has been making
nice place oft.
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rAscAeouLA CEMETERY AssocIA-

Pursuant to previous notice the association
met in the q rt-%iiouse, Saturday, April 70,
1895, ut 10 s'eleek n. M.
The meeting was called to order BY +. II.
Lewis, president pro tenn. J. W. Stewart,
secretary.
A majority of the stockholders of the Assoc
citation were present.
The secretary was Instructed to communi-
cate with II. b. Everitt, former secretary, and
secure all books papers, maps, etc, in his
possession.
The following officers were elected Presi-
dent, c. II. Alley secretary, j. W. Stewart /;
treasurer, +. II. Lewis.
The board Of control were elected as follows:
?. X. Mayors, c. II. Alley, James Smith,
George Frentz, J. ". Stewart, F. IL. Lewis,
Z. W. yalverde, J.. n. Dantzler, Sr. 81
The meeting then adjourned, subject to the
call Of the president.
G. II. ALLEY, President.
]. W. STEWART, Secretary.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

1t will materealize ere long.
They don't 20 to church to spark"
Ed. Morris will open a bicycle hospi-
tai here soon.
Rather windy for bike riding, but
they ride all the same.
Mr.. ]. w. Stewart was in Mobile
this week on business.
Mr.. E. W. Manahan, Of Chicoro was
here this week IN business.
Messrs. A. P. Denny and WIN. Wat.
kins visited New Orleans this week.
Lumber is holding its own, and logs
are coming down to the mills as usual.
Mrs. g. B. Beck is visiting her sister
Mrs. NJ. b. Swetman at Handsboro
this week.
Drs. r. Goode and Ward OF Mobile
were here this week on professional
business.
On Monday a fine bouncing boy ar
rived at the household of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. w. Barnett.
Several Of our prominent citizens
are serving on the juries this week at
court In Scranton.
The banana man is glad the little
widow likee banana, for he likce to
sell by the bunch.
Mr.. w. II. Sanborn, Of Rosemary
Ala, Is on a visit to his brother-in'
law, Mr.. II. c. Walker.
MI. Arthur Liddle, a popular youne
gentleman from HandsborO, is visiting
his uncle, Mr.. Ed. Bloomfield thi.
week.
c. B. Beck, the Moss Point jewelel
spent Monday at the courthouse
meeting with his many country
friends.
Mr.. Geo. w. O'Neill, the well.knowr
druggist has accepted a position with
the old drug house Of d. X. McInnis &
Co., here.
Mrs. c. w. Jackson was called tt
Mobile last Thursday week by the
serious illness Of her sister, Mrs
Wesley Mcclure.
l have just received a car load OF
nice Alabama lime, and all kinds OF
building material at lowest prices.
A. BLUMER.
The meeting in progress at the Pres.
byterian church will continue during
the week. There are large cOngrcga
tiOns and considerable interest mani
tested.
Our friend, Mr.. Swilley, the Photo
grapher, Is Offering the people of Moss
Point some very special inducements
In the way Of cabinet Photographs
He is a worthy gentleman and hi.
work Is f1rst-class.
Mrs. NJ. E. Kcndrlck died at the re
sidcnce OF her s~0n-in-law, James A
llerrin, Tuesday at 3 p. m. Wednes
day at 10 o'clock am. her remains wcrt
laid away IN the Griffin cemetery.
A quiet and pretty wedding tool
place here last Wednesday week. Tn,
contracting parties being Mr.. Gu
Swan and Miss Annie FlOrit, VIII,
were married at the residence OF til
brides mother by Rev. II. w. Adams
Only a few relatives and friends wer
present.
The time draws near when tn
lovers Of such pleasures and amus(
mentS as picnicS and boating partie
are upon us. Knowing as we'll us W
do the love for these pastimes on tn
part, not only OF our younger but
older participants OF such, it gives u
pleasure to inform all thus incline
that the season is now open.
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SPRINGS LOCALS.

~ SPECIAL NOTICE-Any news items left
at the drug store of If Halstead. will be prompt.
ly communicated to the D~EMocRAT.SrAR office,
Scranton Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01
Petition for Liquor License.
Tho State Of Mississippi-Jackson County,

The State Of Mississippi-Jackson County.
To the Honorable, thu Mayor and Board
OF Aldermen OF tho village of East
Side. in Jackson County, Miss:
I. THOMAS BAIL RABY, n resident and
qualified electOr of said Villages of
East Side, u male person over the ago
of t%wenty-one years. do hereby apply tor
a license to retail %vinOus, spiritnous al
coholic and malt liquors, in less quanti-
ties than one gallon, ut my place OF bust
ness in said village of East Side, on the
west side of the Telephone road, and
known as the Ruby Saloon, and | here
with present Il petition signed by q ma
jority Of the qualified electors in said viii
lage in support hereof.
Witness my signature this 7th day If
April, A. d. 1896.
THOMAS BAIL RABY.
To the Honorable, the Mayor and Board
Of Aldermen Of the village Of East
Side, IN the county of Jackson aud
State Of Mississippi:
We, the undersigned. u majority of tho
legal and qualified voters in said village
OF East Side, county aud State aforesaid,
respectfully represent that THOMAS BAIL
RABY is a resident Of the village of East
Side, IN said county and State, aud u
qualihed voter therein, that he is a malo
person over the ago Of twenty-0ne years,
and we do hereby recommend him to be
Of good reputation, and u sober aud suit
able person to retail vinOus. spirituOus
alcoholic and malt liquors, 10 less guam
titles d one gallon, IN accordance with
law, at his place of business on tho west
side OF the Telephone road, IN said village
and known as the Ruby Salooa, in tho
village Of East Side.
We, therefore, petition your Honorable
Board to grant said THOMAS BAIL RABY
u license to retail vinOus, spirituOus, nlcO-
holic aud malt liquors, In less quantities
than one gallon, in accordance with tho
law, at his place of business known ~ tho
Ruby Saloon, in said village Of East Side
William Peter Crosbic,
John Leneer Faulkner,
John James Faulkner, bis
Archie Kennedy, James \ Thomas,
George Nicholas Farragut, mark.
Peter Claude, his
John Howard, james X Lewis,
Preston Burns Davidson, mark.
James Wesley Walters,
Willie Rufus Clark, Rufe Garner.
Green Atchison, Arthur Leslie Moore,
Harry Raby, Frank Booker,
savinieu Joseph Rally,
Emil,en Helaiie Krebs,
Helaire Mudurd Krebs,
Silas Tam Holmes, his
henry Green, Henry X Knight,
mark.
:, bis William Simms,
Ned X Nclnnis, Joseph Wright,
mark. William. Gainis Powell
This Is To certify that the above " U
true and correct copy Of the original, nj
hied III my office this, the 7th day o.
April, A. d. 1885.
w. WOnprMAxx.
Village Clerk.
April II, 1906. y-3t
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ORANGE GROVE ITEMS.
BY JOsEPHUs.

II is getting hot.
Rain is badly needed.
They came up on bicycles Sunday.
Shipping vegetables commenced this week.
j. H. Jackson is back from a trip to Floma-
ton, Ala,
Mrs. J. X. Murray has been spending a few
days in Moss Point.
VIM. Mansfield was the first to ship pota-
toes. Willie is q hustler.
T. r. Coleman and family we're visiting
friends and relatives up At Big Point last
week.
Our citizens all seem to sympathize with the
Cubans, but so FAR a. We have heard none have
volunteered to 60 down and be made q target
Of for Weyler's men to shoot at.
We have heard of a man in our town being
advised to cross his bees with lightning bugs,
so they could work day and night, but the
man who plants milkwced in his strawberry
patch, thinking to gather Strawberries and
cream, ought to have the "cake:."
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. MISS,
March N. 1AO6.

n office Is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice Of his int ntiOn
and that said proof will be made before the
circuit clerk Of Jackson county, ut Scranton,
Miss, on May IA, 1896, viz:
Victor GirlOtte. of Fort Bayou. MISS, home
stead No. 25.252. for the sw or, sw or, section
2 and NV or, NV or, section q, township Q,
south range 3 west.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
Bic continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Ut said land. viz:
luck Martin, Napoleon Martin, Henry NAL
lett q Alexander Mallett, all Of Fort
Bayou. jackson county, Miss.
ROBERT L. WILSON. Register.
March q. 18O6. Get
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jas. Mwrtln. At Martins Blum, this county,
April q, 100, Mr.. X. l.. GLENN, Jr., late OF
Illinois. and Miss KATE MARTIN, Elder Nor
gan Smith officiating. "a
1t was u beautiful homo wedding and the
house was tastefully decoented by loving
friends, and the wedding march performed
by Miss Florence Martin, the brides sister.
To the contracting parties the DEMOCRAT.
STAR extends hearty and sincere congratulate
tlons and wishes for them u long life Of pros
perlty and happiness.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At JACKSON, Miss,

March ~, 1895.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has 6led notice of her inten-
tlon to make final proof In support Ut her
claim, and that said proof will 6e made be-
fore the circuit clerk Of Jackson county, ut
Amanda Cruthirds. Of Ocean Springs, Miss,
homestead No. 2.0e3, for the n M, NV ar, Sec
tiOn ID, township 9 south, range Z west.
She nnMes the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence and cultivation Of
sud land, via: :
John Coleman, Narcise Richard, Albert
scarborough and Joseph Scarborough, all OF
Ocean Springs, jackson county. Miss.
ROBERT Z. WILSON, Register.
March -, 1905. S-6t
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Churches,

MErHoDIsT-Rev. T. W. Adams. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsBYTERIAN-Rev. ID. o. Byers, pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday night.
BAPTIsT-Eld. l.. N. Brock. pastor. Preach
Ing every first and third sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
NORTH SIDE. SALEM. y. Bynum. pastor.
Preaching every second and fourth Sundays.
Sunday School $3.50 "a. M, DR.. b. +. Duke,
Superintendent.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01
April H., 1906.

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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
POstOMce and Halls,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS.

From Scranton-Arrtves at $50 n. M. and
l2:l5 %. M. Departs 1T 9:i5 "A. m. and 3:l5 p. m
Leakesville Koute-Arrives every day ex-
cept sunday ut ii:i0 Il. IN. Departs same day
at i p. m.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01
TOWN OFFICERS.

NJ. G.. Vaughan, mayor; II. +. Russell, II. Mil.
C.. T.. Pabst. i. n. Westhrook, G.. T.. Arndt,
aldermen; Il. S. Davis. treasurer; q. IL. Tardy,
marshal, X. ID. Wigginton, clerk.