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tUficial.l
Board Of Supervisors.
JACKSON COUNT Y.

The board of supervisors met In
regular session on Monday. May 4,
1898. All the members and officers
present.
Mary Ann Parker was stricken from
file pauper list.
Paupers allowed $4.15 each for the
month of April.
Road from Pine island to railroad
crossing, upon favorable recommended
ton OF commissioners, declared va.
cant, and said road numbered 122,
with Ellis Clark as overseer, and the
following hands assigned to said road:
Chilly Dickin, j. G. Perygene, II. Sea-
man. Rolin Seaman, Charles Seaman,
NJ. Clark, George Vigrpux, Lawrence
BoSargc, Frank Vigroux. Geo. Lanbar,
George Gould, Peter BOsarge. b. Bo-
sarge, Gabe B0sarge, ID. II. Mclean,
Press Bosarge, Wm. Mansfield and J.
Il. Ladnier.
The petition to establish road from
Big Point to Orange Grove. granted,
and Sim George and Jas. Howell an.
pointed commissioners to lay out same
and report at the next meeting Of this
board.
The following amounts were allowed
payable:
*. b; wigginton. Up, inquest over the body Of
s;v ; MRS ! 's =, ., Mar q II T..; .....;,..s 90
- and nr. b. 4. Bragg s soryic ,o"S ~ me
same inquest. ....... 10 Is
f n Lewis y services in lanacy trial of
Il. J, Isougbridgc. D. s six ;,o,cr 900
each. and three witnesses, 81 each in
r. IS said do lunacy. 1: 90
to the asylunn. .o",.s,ns n"s heh'es ,s.,
Geo, d. Barnard, stationery as per bill on
as
G.. ". Tass, III iu py'I bosa ea'ae boards.
@. W. p%earcc, building bridge over Black
sreek.;.. "...:....:."".. 700 %
J. IS. Minor n b. s. co SrnNfS.ng , Pp,soper... o
Clark { Goats, stationery as $ per Iii on iiic. %
9. II. Wood, attorney for the board.
authorized to effect settlement with
Il. G. Farley and others, relative to
Creole bridge, and failing to make
against all parties liable for fuli
amount due. ~
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Mrs. II. +. lIalslead visited friends
at Biloxi Monday.
Judge II. d. Wigginton paid Scran-
ton Il visit last week.
Mr.. Herman II. Russell left for
humboldt, Iowa on Sunday.
Mrs, Mary Keith, Of st. Louis, is
Il guest Of the Egan Cottage.
Rev. j. ]. Darcy, of Chicago, is So
journing ut the Egan Cottage.
Prof. d. d. Cowan is assisting DR..
ID. p. Russell in running the lattcr's
store.
Mr.. Thomas l.. Elder, Of New Or
leans, passed several days in town last
week.
Messrs. Silas BOYD and Herman
Waste from New Orleans spent Sun
day in town.
DR.. L. Chcves Tebo and Master
VIM. Tebo, Of Biloxi, were visitors
here Monday.
Miss Mary Locker from the Gulf
City, passed, Sunday with the family
of Mr.. }. Clark here.
Col. and Mrs. J.. i. Shaw, after a
pleasant S%ojourn here left for De-
corah, iowa, recently.
Mrs. ]. Maginnis and Mr.. Willie
MaginnlS. of New Orleans were Sun.
day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rose.
Porter Avenue cast of Washington
avenue, has been well graded and gut.
tered for a half mile and like work Is
being done on side streets.
Miss Gertrude KEN, of New Or
leans accompanied by her mother ar
rived here last week. They propose
making this place their future home.
Col. J. B. Rose and Mrs. Julia f.
Brown. of Elm Lodge took u delight.
full cruise this week on their pretty
electric launch FLORENCE" in charge
Of engineer Willie II. Casey.
That public spirited citizen and
merchant Mr.. Geo. W. Davis has re-
Gently embarked in the baking bust
ness. lie has secured the services Of
Ed. Hing in the bakery depart
ment. and their bread is giving gem
eral satisfaction.
TO meet many old friends Col. II. s.
Hyatt, and family with Mrs. Il. II.
Bragg and "A selected party Of young
people. visited Martins Bluff on
Tuesday to join the presbyterians
and BaptiStS of Moss Point in their
Union Annual Sunday School picnic,
composed of some go young and old.
The condition of the sidewalks, or
no side walks, in this town causes
most u~nfavorable comment by citi-
zens and strangers. While the streets
are being graded and Shelled for the
benefit Of teams, the sidewalks. If
there are such, are little better than
foot paths.
At Elk Lodge the. elegant winter
villa of Mrs. Julia Il. Brown the va
rietyo orange known as the Frlreolata
has been planted largely and proves
very thrifty, 1t seems well ad lpted
to this soil and climate and will no
doubt meet with much favor with the
lluit growers here.
Nothing would add more to the
credit Of our town and convenience Of
ladies, who do not wish to take the
middle Of the street, when it is wet,
than street lamps to reveal water
holes. roots and rough places along
sides where good walks ought
to be.
The Catholic Church presents a
beautiful and comfortable appearance.
The establishment of it's interior has
just been completed and a full set
Of elegant and substantial new pcws.
in position. Father AlOysius
Won Wacsburghc has received many
kind expressions from the c0ngrega-
tion. who are enthusiastic over the
good work he is accomplishing.
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CIRCUIT COuRT ADJOURNED SATrEDiY.

After dispOsing OF considerable
business court for the term adjourned
Saturday evening ut O'clock. The
following cases were disposed Of since
the DBM0CRAT-STAR was put TO press
Thursday evening Of last week:
The State ". Alice Owens. grand larceny. jury
verdict guilty and sentenced TO three years in the
prnitentiary.
The State vs.. james May, assault and battery
with intent 10 kill. Plead guilty and sentenced to
three years In the pcnitenliaryl
The state vs.. y. q. Smith, violating privilege H.
ctnse. Confined.
D. y. %slinson, Jr.. VS.. l.. &N. II. Il. Co. Re.
moied to IS Federal court.
Mrs. A.. saucier vs.. WIN. D.. Boullard. Motion
to vacate, levy and quash execution Is overruled.
Il. Il. hrebs vs., VI. p. * p. II. K. Co. Plaintiff
required to give bond for cost.
H.. IL. krebs vs.. NJ. p. Il =. II. X. Co. Plaintiff
required to file more definite description Of land in
controversy.
l.. b. Hart VS.. Pascagoula Ice Co. Motion to set
aside verdict oyerruled.
q. +. Mansfield vs.. NJ. P. & p. II. II. TO. De.
PENDANTS have 60 days to plead.
Christian Craft Grocery Co. W. Joyner & Watts.
Continued by defendants.
Phpnix Ship Yard and Marine Ways and
Wharyes vs.. {. l.. Johnson. Jury verdict for plain.
til for S51O.jl and costs.
Inc stare vs.. W. Underwood, assault and battery
with intent. Jury verdict not guilty.
q. II. Howe ". Moss Point Lumber Co. Pleas
sustained and pleas Oyerrulcd.
The State Va. Timothy lIearn, malicious mischief.
Mistrial and mol pros. entered.
The state vs.. Geo. Thomas, judy mcnt for de
PENDANT.
The State vs.. Fence jenkins. Mathilda Jenkins.
Cainclia Jenkins and Melissa Jenkins. vayraiicv,
Guilty and ten days each in the county Jail.
The State VS.. Richard seymour, rape Continued.
The State vs.. Mocc Mathews. Motion to quash
affidavit overruled.
The state vs.. VIII Davis. rape. Special venirc
ordered and cause set for Saturday Jury verdict
guilty ana sentenced to life Imprisonment in the
pchitehtiary. Motion to quasii yeiire and for new
trial ovcrrulcd.
John q. Williamsss. p. X. Mayors. Jury verdict
for plaintiff for 300 and costs.
IL. d. Allen vs.. W. q. Skinner. ct ais. Defend.
anti motion for new trial overruled.
ii. Strouse 4 Co, vs.. b. +. Browne. ct ais. Mo.
tion for new trial overruled.
Ben Seaman vs.. Samuel Kouns. Motion for new
trial overrulcl.
Phpnix Ship Yard and Marine Ways and
Wharyes ys.C l.. johnson. Motion to set aside
verdict nnd grant new trial overrulel: also motion
70 TAX certain costs to plaintiff. Keepers fees al.
The State vs.. Cumclia jenkins, ct ais, bawdy
house. mol pros.
The State w.. Albert Limas, gaming. Plead
guilty and fined rs and costs.
The State vs.. Albert Linus, keeping gaming ia.
bic. MOL pros,
Court officers allowed compensation,
and conrtadjourned to term in course.
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By SCRIBUS,

Escatawpa is not a dry town now, but a
very wet one. The land is soaked with water,
and free concerts nightly by the frogs with a
heavy bass chorus.
The Moss Point Lumber Co., has shut down
ON the night run.
The gardens are looking fresh and green
and seem to enjoy the fall benefit of the rains.
Mr.. Arthur Smith is shipping large qnanti-
ties of early garden truck. This enterprising
farmer is always well IN the advance.
There was no service at Zlon Church
FRIDAY night on account of weather. With
this exception services have been held
promptly and faithfully since "Wednesday
night. Rev. j. G. Sibley from Vanclcavc, is
assisting Rev. G. W. Huff and is preaching
such lorcible and convincing ermons as ought
TO bring conviction to the hardest heart.
Services will continue until further notice.
On account of weather, the Ladies' Aid
Acoieiy had no meeting on the first Monday
evening in May at usual time.
Miss Lula johnson has arrived at her
fathers home from Vancleave.
Mr.. T.. II. Tompkins, of st. Elmo, Ala,
visited friends here last week,
The place is very healthy now. The measles
have about run their course.
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Of P%aScag0ula.
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OFFICE DEMocRAr-SrAR,
Scranton, Miss, MAY s, 1876.

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Scranton, Miss, Nav s, 1896.
Report for week ending May 7, 1886.
ENTERED.
May !. Nor, ok. Inga 1880 tons, Gronn, from
Cardiff.
May2. Am. sch, James Judge, 5G4 tons, Davidson.
from Vera Cruz.
May T.. Mex; sch. Tres IIcrmonos, GO tons. Her.
nandez, from campechs,
CLEARED.
May !. Am. sch. b. Frank Neatly. e6l tons for
Cicnfnegos. by Adams 4 j%innens, 1912
feet lumber. value 81 ,t2S.
May !. Am. sch. Annie L. 1ickerson. 213 tons.
Jasper. for Boston by l.. n. Dautzler Lum.
Der Co., 243.O00 feet lumber.
Swedish Blk. Otago and Nor. Blk. Alert ar
rlvta at hueila Ayres from Pascagoula.
SSch' Lena X. Storer arrived at Kingston. ia.
nus Ok Johh Martin arrived at Queens
many 10 discharge Il cargo pitch pine from
VESSELS IN PORT.
AT SHIP ISLAND.
Chartercd.l
Nor blk lngomar from Rio Janeiro.
Brit. ship Anglo American, Gritiths, 1893 tons
from Rio Janeiro.
Nor, Blk. Kentigern, Berg. 73s, from Goolc.
brit blk Bernan Wood, 1858, Smith from
Mlrseilles, France.
Nor. ship Macedon, McMaster. from Dublin.
Aug. bark R~cdgauntlct. CrGlllch. from
Hamburg,
Nor. ship kommander. Svcnd. 242a tons.
Foyn, Nielsen from London.
Brit IS John Bright. l1o., Cawse from Las
Paltuas.
Brit ship W. G. Corsair. 1900, Slocum, from
Rio.
Nor. Blk. lnga. 1896. Groom. from Sharpness.
Nor bk Chieftan, 93j, llardt from Buena
Ayrcs.
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MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.

fed the said G.. G. Ballard to leave our
town at once"
Signed by: Il. +. Grinln, J. X. Me-
LcOd, f. Constancra, directors; J. w.
Stewart, W. Fred llerrin, Il. Bloom.
field, trustees: A. Blumer, II. w.
Cowan, $. ID. Denny, j. g. Cowan, G..
II. Howe. patrons. t.,
The people are much incensed, and
had Ballard remained over night he
would have been roughly handled.
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Five per Cent. $40 Bonds for Sale,

On or after June J., and up TO June 20,
1926, | will receive at my Office OF State
Treasurer. IN Jackson, Mississippi. sealed
bids for the purchase OF S4G0. 00O.0 or less,
of bonds Of the State OF Mississippi, pro-
vided for by net of the Legislature there.
Of. approved March Is, 1896, to be deliv-
cred to purchasers on or after July |, 1896.
Said tonds are coupon bonds, bearing FIVE per
cent. interest per annum. payable semi-an-
nually July and january and due July 1.
1896, but r%edeemable by the State after FIVE
years, and they are no~n-,axable.
n. q. MAY,
State Treasurer.
Jackson, Miss. April II, 1896.
April y, 1896. loot
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Mrs. z. +. MCTNNIs. T. Vt.
Churches.

MErHoDIsT-liey. +. W. Adams. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. PIaycr-nieeting
every Wednesday evening.
pREsBYTERISY-i.cv. u. o. Bycrs. pastor.
Preaching every sunday, Pfayer-mceting
every Wednesday night. .r .
BAPTisr-Eld. i. y. Brock. pastor. Preach
ing every first aud third Sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
NORTH SIDE. SALEM. +. Bynum. pastor
Preaching every second and fourth sundays.
sunday School $3.50 Il. M, DR.. j.. +. Duke,
Superintendent.
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LAND NOTICE..
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,

LAND OFFICE AT JACKsONi MISS,
April rs, 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that the following 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 Jack
son county, at Scranton, Miss, on Jane 20, 1895,
viz:
George N. Carter, Of Hurley, Mis-, homestead
No. 2l.s09. for the c hf. sw Or and W hf, So Or, sec
tion ~, township 4, south range > west.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land. viz:
David Crawford. William q. Mizelle, John w.
Crawford and Bryant Barlal, all Of Hurley p. o.,
Jackson county, Miss.
ROBERT E. WILSON, Register.
May I, 1876. il6t
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LOCHL NEWS.
touI ,vlLLe & NASHVILLE r. r.

GOING EAST.
Va a.Leavcs New Orleans Mt $50 p. m. Ar
,iy,s Mt Scranton ut 1900 y. m. Arrives III Mobile
at ~ i0a. m.
No 4 Leaves New Orleans at 9;ij n. m. Ar.
riyrs at scranton at 1916 p. M. Arrives at Mobile
No. G'-Leavrs New Orleans at 40 n. NJ. AR.
,iy,s at Scranton at 1914! "a. IN. Arrives at Mobile
at 1901 .. M.
GOING WEST.
No l.-Lcavrs Mobile a:G0 y. m. Arrives ut
Scranton 3.la u. N. New Orleans, $50 y. m.
M. sleeves Mobile 3lJ II N. Arrives ut
Scranton tia NJ. New Orleans, $40 Il. M.
M. a.-Irayrs Mobile ut leo y. M. Arrives at
Scranton $50 y. N. New Orleans. $50 p. N.
joins II. SANTA CRuZ Agent.
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X

At Moss Point. Miss. in the Methodist
church by Rev. r. W. Adams, on Tuesday
evening. May ., 1906, mt 3 o'clock. Mr.. 7. A.
CouLsoN and Miss CARRIE Corr. No cards.
At Scranton. Miss, In the Methodist church
by Rev. q. W. HUFF. on Wednesday evening,
May 6, 1890, ut s o'clock. Mr., ALBERT DEL
COMYN and Miss HATTIE II. Uric. No cards,
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From ScrantOn-Arrivcs at $3.50 u. m, and
l.:lb y. m. Departs at D:lj a. N. aud 3:tj .. ~.
Leakcsyillc Ruute-Arfiyes every day rN-
ccpt sunday ut II 40 a. ~. Departs same day
ut | y. IA.
MRs. &. +. MCINNIS. f.. NJ.
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OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

- SPECIAL N~OTlCE-Any news items left
at the drug store NJ If llalstcad. Sill be- prunpt.
by communicated to the DEAocgAI-srAi office.
Scranton. Miss.
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VI. e. Vaughan, mayor; II +. I,usscll, II. Nil.
e.. T.. Pabst. Il NJ. Westhrook. q. f.. Arndt.
aldermen; Il. ;. Davis. treasurer q. II. TaIdy,
marshal, Il. D.. Wigsintor. clerk.
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On Monday last the new Board Of Health for
this county recently appointed met in ihe
court house aud organized. The board is
composed of the following gentlemen; Capt.
Nalney Brown, of Paseagoula; DR.. T.. Il.
Bragg, Of Ocean Springs; Ed. Bloomfield, Of
Moss Point; J.. Ira Ford and =. X. Mayers, VI
Scranton.
DR.. b. F. Duke, of Escatawpa, Quarantine
Physician was present.
On motion of 7. X. Maye<s, Ed. Bloomfield
was elected president.
On motion of DR.. +. r. Bragg, ]. Ira Ford
was elected secretary and treasurer.
The board then adopted the rules and regu-
laiions of the old board, and declared quaran-
tine on at Port Of Pascagoula after the 4lh
day of May and ordered the Quarantine Ply
stefan DR.. b. F.. Duke to enter upon his duties
at Round Island on the 10th instant. The
board adjourned subject to the call of the
president.
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ESCiTiWPi ITEnS.

O"'V "'lrNOTo HITV"VU CUTTUtTNdIIOII'
and court adjourned to term in course.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21

D. w. Hlnrichs for SHOES.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21

The Darlington, Wis, Journal
says editorially of popular patent
medicine; ave know from exper-
fence that Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhaea Remedy is
all that is claimed for it, as on two
occasions it stopped excrusiating
pains and possibly saved us from
an untimely grave. We woul dnot
rest easy over night without it in
the house." This remedy undoubt-
edly saves more pain and suffering
than any other medicine in the
world. Every family should keep
it in the house, for it is sure TO be
needed sooner or later. For sale by
the Sinner Drug Co.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21

Corn can be bought here for SO
cents delivered
Mrs. Moellenberndt. of Moulton.
is visiting O. 7. Ditman.
John B, McElroy, of Weld, was
here Tuesday and remembered the
GAZETTE.
Mrs. Y. Il. jackson and daugh-
ter, Miss lima, of Moulton, are the
guests Of Mrs. William Green,
Editoc Reese, of the Gonzales
Enquirer, passed through here
Tuesday en- route to the Dallas
fair.
c. L. Williams will be presiding
officer of the election here, The
polling place will be in DR.. Ed
sons Office.
Sam Joaes and bride of Gonzales
passed through here Tuesday on
their way to the Dallas fair, They
were married in Gonzales Tuesday
morning. The bride was before
h er marriage Miss Annabel Dill
worth.
The Sinner Minstrels will soon
begin rehearsing for another OF
their excellent performances, and il
will be something entirely new ii
every respect. The boys have al.
ready shown what they can do and
their next show will be a hummer
Attorney c. J. Gray attended
JUSTICES Court at Sweet Home last
Saturday and was counsel for thC
defendant in the case of the STATE
VS.. e. r. Horn, charged with rob
bing a Mexican of sc while on the
train between here and Moulton
The case against Horn was disA
missed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21
(sHINER.)
Cotton is down to 6 "a.

Cotton is down to 6 "a.
O,to Koehler was over from Wit
ting Sunday.
Otto Bruening, of Cuero, is here
on visit.
The GAZETTE will begin printing
tickets Saturday.
Aug. Schramm and lady are Wis
iting in Giddings.
Frank Bartsch and family Of Dill
worth spent Sunday here.
Dr.. Warnock and lady, of Con
zales, were the guests Of DR.. and
Mrs Edison this week.
Wm. Shaw of Waco is here rep
resenting Slayden, Clarkson and
Robards Co., cotton factors.
Editor Louie Beach, of the Con
zales Enquirer passed through
here Saturday on his way to the
Dallas fair,
j. NJ. Bell, of Stonewall, came in
Tuesday and said "set my name
ahead a years Ward, the GAZETTE
is all right"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21
MoULTON INSTITUTE.
EDITOR GAZETTE:

EDITOR GAZETTE:
A birthday party and dance was
given at the residence of j. G.
johnson last Tuesday night in hon-
or of his son Charles, Quite a
large crowd was present. All went
on very nicely until some "Muo
bravo" desperate got outside and
fl ed his gun three or four times,
which spoiled the whole thing;
and "red eye" was the cause of it
all. Music was furnished by
"Lumb aad Henry" Lumb fur
n.shed the dance music and Henry
entertainer the jig dancers with
his piney woods brcakdowns.
j. A. Johnson, Geo. Allen and
families bid US farewall Monday.
They will move 70 north-est Texas.
The public school opened up
again Monday.
Miss Maude Chatham left last
Thursday for Wrightsboro to begin
her school, Miss Eulah went over
also to attend to some business.
There was grand hop given at
the residence of Mr., John Coleman
last Friday night.
Mr.. Tom Huff has purchased
the Greenlee place and will move
in when Mr.. johnson moves out.
Mr.. Tom Thornton has purchased
Mr.. Dave Hughs' home at this
place, and it is now open for rent.
We learn that Mr.. Rudolph
Viv:al and Miss Jennie Kuhen are
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21
Local News.

Gents furnishing goods al D. w
Hinrichs'.
Cline jackson has returned from
North Carolina.
Nearly 5000 bales of cotton were
weighed up to date.
D. W. Hinricbs for dry goods,
hats, boots and shoes cheap.
The ball at SCOTS school house
was we'll attended from here.
Several carlords of corn were or
dered from the Indian Territory.
jim Johnson and family of Old
Moulton moved back to Mississippi
Monday.
Our cotton platform is loaded at
present with 1900 bales. and still
they come.
The little child of Richard Et-
linger died last Friday and wss
blried Saturday.
Fresh sour kraut, he. fiogs, s.:
dimes ana pickles j,sc rece.ved at
D. w. Hinrichs.
Mr.. FURY our artist says lis a
girl, and she came TO stay. He is
vary busy painting scene y.
Two couples from Hallettsville
attended the ball at Hermann's
Park last Saturday Tomasko's
string band furnished the music.
rs The Indian Herbal Med. Co.
under the Management of DR.. It.
w. Wood came to our city last Fri
day and put up their camps for a
weeks stay. They give very good
performance every night and the
people are we'll pleased with the
show. DR.. Wood plays the Flying
Datchman to perfection.
OBSERVER.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21

If your children are subject 10
Group, watch for the first symptoms
of the Observation-Disclosures. If
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
given as soon as the child becomes
hoarse it will prevent the attack.
Even after the croupy cough has
appeared the attack can always be
prevented by giving this remedy.
1t is also Invaluable for colds and
whooping congh. For sale by the
Sinner Drug Co, !
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21

Having contracted for 100 BAR
REFS of CHOICE APPLES TO be
delivered in 5 and 10 barrel lots
every few days between now and
Xmas, l will be able to furnish the
public with the choicest APPLES
at prices which are LOWER than
anybody's. D. w. Hinrichs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21

don't know if BRYAN or Nc
KINLEY will be our next presi-
dent, but l do know that l can sell
you the biggest piece of TOILET
SOAP for 10 cents; foot long, Z
inches wide and 1 inch thick. Calf
for it at D. w. Hinrichs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21

could not say whether it will be
GOLD or SILVER, but I can sure
ly tell you that I can fit you up
with the best suit of clothes for the
lowest price you ever had. D. w.
Hinrichs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21
If Troubled With Rheumatism, Read

Annapolis, Md, Apr. 49, 1891
l have used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism and found it
to be all that is claimed for it. /
believe it to be the best prepara-
ton for rheumatism and deep seat
ed muscular pains on the market
and cheerfully recommend it to the
public. JNo. G. Brooks, dealer in
boots, shoes, etc. No. 18 Matt St.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21
ALSO READ THIS.

MechanicsVille, st. Mary county.
Md sold bottle of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm to a man who had
been suffering with rheumatism for
several years, 1t made him well
man. A. j. MCGttL. For saleatr
so cents per bottle by the Shine
Drug Co,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21

Ia order to make room for my
large stock of TOYS, which will
arrive direct from Germany about
Nov. LIST, L will sell all goods at
ROCK BOTTOM prices for a
SHORT TIME for CASH. Here
is youc chance. DIV Hinrichs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21

The largest stock of FANCY
CANDIES at D. w, Hinrich's.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21

Only first claes goods at lowest
prices. No trash, no second hand
auction goods at D. w. Hinrichs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21

to be married the 21st inst, and we
also hear of another wedding not
far off.
Hardshell preaching at HulPs
school house Sunday,
Meinhart Kotzebue was over to
the Institute Sunday taking some
views of the old Greenlee residence
also Of the school building and
Mrs. Allis' residence. II.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21

SOAP, SOAP, SOAP, at D. w.
Hinrichs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-10-21

GET your APPLES, ORANGES,
BANANAS etc., from DWHinrichs