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The Lamar register., 1896-02-15
TRUSTEES sAfH-

rUHERRAs. Cora Chile. BY her tisad x trust
w dAief April y \. ID. lss--- Ani duly rsocfi-
PFowers county and state - Cniuradn en- tie
18th day of Arsil 4. D. i-is 10 book 7, tsyn ~,
eonveyvd % Henri J. Ntrsch, A. trustee. The
west half Il the southwest quaytsr ~ q -,
tioh thirty-one IN tgunship twenty tlle. sauth u
ranfg tariy.-eysn Es-i = NJ ~ niii.s, i ~
ard state of Colorado, in=rther vita a1d 10
Guiding one water right No- 81 tie - 4unfA
r,isf - hes lg,ln- ssry i,5is iato Atril r. ts.
for the sum of ssvcn hHndred dollars SEQ pay
pany on the frst day u AIril iss;. ta,Sr,hHr
with interest thereon -rIili-atirlua allg a. thoFi
by ten coupons fog tueut y-eiEhs hoilars elc,l,
on thu ars; days % April apd October u escb
year with interest thereon af;vr dine - tso i'eI
provides that in case 81 aefsait in the payuisat
of said note or any part thersuf. With tho inter
H. yh,l - ~. f,9isir.i s1,,s ss-t.r, ~ AID
deed. and the interest therepn to The tl1i1e -
sale, might. AZ the option of the holder - aid
and that it theu shall be lawful for the sAid
trustee or his successor In trust, after haFtnz
advertised -peh sale thirty days N a nswspap-E
published in the county where said pfeiniss- hrr
situated, to sell said premises any part thew
of and ali the right and equity of redeInpti0l Of
the said grentnr. her heirs. exncpiars. admins
traitors or assigns therein, NJ puhitc Neadun 10
the highest bidder for cash and
Whereas. default has h-een made IN the pay
rient Of two Of thn interest eoupons due April
and October, i-aa and also q taxes Tor ia and
elared the whole Of said principal sum and in
tegcst due and payable, and has requested the
sale of said premises, BY yiTtac Of said decd of
trust; and
wneteas. it Is provided IN and b. said deed q
trust, that in case Of the death. inability
fiIsal Of the said Henry j. AldTich, trustee. 70
act ut any time when action mA9 be required for
the execution Of the trusts under said deed Of
trust then the legal holder Of said note may by
writing duly RcknowledEcd appoint successor
in trust to the said Henry !. Mdrteh and
Whereas. the said Henry j. Aldrich ts absent
from the state OF Colorado and unable To act
aud has refused To oct as said trustee, and the
legal holder Of said note has hy writing dnl5
Acknowledged appointed and substituted the
undersigned W. ". Dale trnstec to act a. sue.
cessor of said Henry J.. Aldrich now, therefore,
by virtue Of the authority and powers vested Ia
me aforesaid. l viii in pursuance % the pro-
visions Of said trust decd. sell al public auction
at the fremont street front door Of the court
house in the cts Of Denver. Arapahoe county
and state OF Colorado, on Wednesday tho fth
day Of March. A. ID. lsisi. at tbe hour nf twenty
minutes past ten o'clock. a. M. the above de-
scribed real estate. together with and includinE
one water right No. % the La Junta and La
mar canal and any and all other wator rights
and rrisafing privileges used for the irrisa alton
Of said land, 10 the highest bidder for cash. for
the purpose of paying the Indebtedness above
mentioned and costs
W. ". DALE,
Successor In Trust.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-25
ESCATAWPA ITEMS.
ny SCRIBUs.

The twins are b~othering the mill
again.
Magnolia street will have q new
store soon. VI
By all means give the rooR children
a winter public school. 4
Mrs. Canady, Of Three Rivers was
visiting friends here this week.
The man from Hattiesburg relates
a thrilling adventure with a GHOST.
Mrs. Watson and husband were
guests Of Mrs. DIN. Goif on Satur-
day.
Mr.. Frank Wilson, tho timber man
Is working u fall crew on piling on
the lake.
The old man got cold and had to
stuff his old ~ 10 the window Mon.
day morning.
Winters first warning came Mon.
day morning. It was colf enough for
fires to feel comfortable.
Fall gardens come In handsomely
now. The mill gentlemen can sit
down to greens and sweet potatoes
whether the whistle blows or not.
The mullet chasers went out in
style last Saturday night with a two
horse team. The boys will put on
style sES once IN a WE They got the
Mr.. VIM. 1kcrd has returned from
quite an adventures TRIP to Hatties-
burg. He met with many old friends
and relativp there'and en- route. On
his return, however, lie met with an
accident that nearly cost him his life.
Mr.. Roberts and 4fttle son and Mr..
Ikerd were coming down to the mill of
the Moss Point Lumber Co.. and ar
rived nearly there at s O'Clock in the
morning, when the muic they were
driving took fright ard ran away, up
setting the wagon and breaking every
wheel on stumps and logs, leaving a
general wreck behind. All three OF
the occupants Of t. vehicle were
hurt so badly they could not get up,
but finally were able to do so. Mr..
Herds c0llar.bOnc was broken, his
wounds having been dressed by doc
tors in teOss Point while he was un-
der the influence Of chlOrOform.
Rev. G. w. Huff Is gradually recov-
ering under the kind and constant
care Of DR.. j. X. Mcleod.
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pIsrRIoR-rornrH RorSp
Truetee'e eaIo,

BY virtue d authority vested In me. by a
certain deed. OF trushk executed By George
b Is,1:.s r. MsnSy (. tlsi Gis wife; e { / .,d J.
evidenced bl34eertnln prOplssOry note for
said sum payable to George Frentx one year
after date, and dated August - 1epS. with In
terest ut 10 per cent per nnnpm until paid.
and recorded In BODk No. 10, page 90 of tho
Roeord Of Deeds Of Jackson county, MlssIs-
sippi. l will. on
Monday, tic 5tk day Of October, 1896,
Ut >the front door of the court-house
q. said county. In the town OF Scranton,
Mississippi. withiA legal Ih0urs, sell u
the highest bidder for cash. the follow.
iug real estate TO satisfy said deed Of trust,
tO-wit: That piece or parcel OF land situated
10 section. !. township = seuth Of range 8
particularly ds.cribed = lot No,. 4. sscccrd.
Ing 70 q plan Of the A. H. Delnas lnnds made
~. WW. y. CLARK. county surveyor, dated
10th and 18th November. 1s:a, sAid lot having
. front on WAshlngtOn Nv0nne OF leo feet
and bounded west BY said avenues: north by
lot No. .; east By . marsh aud 10ulh 81 lot
No II Of said tract OF leud. sAtd plan Il now
on record IN the once Of the ehanocry clerk
Of seld county, and being theunmQ lot bought
BY George Davis from ,Jaues Ladnler, bY
deed recorded IN Record IT Deed1 or said
county, page ~. Book No. II. Toeetker With
81 SsIoJSs s''s'issss ana i .RPib5EfsTssas zs, H:ss,ss.
Aususe y a~'' N-et
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sAIsY ITEMS.
BY DICK HARRIS.

lie lost his j"b.
Birds of a fcu,her flock tocether.
r.,ev .av TINT bs ia s,lf.mado from N.
~l,ottr,. nm
Hon. II. G. Huvens, Of vancleave Was
here this week.
III. mooa.,. ,ra .ho,t 70 ,,., .h,o,.,,,
with this section. '''' w s'' '''s"
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[For the Democrat Star.
OUR KNIGHT FROM THE VEST.



Oh, we nave a candidate from out of the West
or all the good Democrats. young Bryan's
the best.
He leads In n war In defense OF our homes,
But he goes not unarned, and he goes not
alone.
Honor, truth. and the principles OF right are
his arms
And his followers. the millions In the work
shops and farms.
Arrayed in the armor Of a just and true
cause,
He waits for no nation to s.pss ,pur laws;
And ere he can spsak troid In
vokes, =
The people to see oppre<S q. yoke
That the gold bugs" woa.sPE e on their
necks, for ut best
They are tyrants. who oppose our young
knight from the West!
80 bravely he came to his countsy's sad call,
Then declared he for freedom alike unto all.
But from his opponents cries Of Anarchist"
is heard.
The gold sharks denounce him with every
word;
And they say from our nntich you'll wfest-
YouM destroy others confidence, young
knight from the West.
"Long have p~etitioned," v petitions you'd
scOrn:
We've entreated," entreaties fapm despair
ing hearts born;
I'VE begged you" you Knocked vs. and then
came at last g.
"our calamity" our petitions sad entreaties
are past.
1--WE defy you" we'rc right. Heaven III care
for the rest; : M
''Our cause is a holy onel' cries our knight
from the West.
So stately his form, so hand some his face,
So fearless and honorably pursues be this
The syndicates fret. and m~onopolists fume.
Poor McKinpy keeps singing his nigh tariff
tune;
Betting Democrats whisper, II think y we're
best
Had we. kept on the platform With this
knight Of the West"
There h speaking and writing and many a
plan. ~
And Mark Hanna handles the "fst-frying"
IN;
Thefe is forcing, and bribing and many
1hings more
To make votes ~ Mckinley and distress THE
poor;
But November will tell whom the Heavens
have blest,
When silver will triumph and u Ealght
from the West.
There's ar army ~ Of gold-bugs from this
town tonight.
Who will go out to Scranton to make q big ~
fight;
They are working against the Zee silver
cause. =
They believe in imported international laws.
We know that their actions will not disturb
the rest
OF that peerless young statesman, our knight
from the West.
Moss Point, Miss, Sept 81. 1906.
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Salem Camp Meeting.

Editor Democrat-Star.
Please allow me to correct, through your
paper, an impression that has gone out that
our Salem Camp Meeting will not take place
as announced in the DEMoCRAT-SrAR.
Yes, we will begin on the 9Th Of October
and continue tn the 18th or longer, and every
body is1nvited to come and tent on the ground
or bring their lusSe basket, blanket and pill
low, or IL thev prefer, 60 to the public tent,
where Mr.. R. q. Galloway will be pleased to
entertain them at eAsy rates. We furnish
shelter, seesnd gospel truth free Of charge
to all. Would.be glad to see the editor. pf the
DEMoCRAr-SrAR among his many frieu0 land
patrons. p. HOWARD,
Preacho in Charge.
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New Prospect Camp Meeting.

VANcLEAvE, Miss, Sept. II, 1896.
Editor Dcu,ocrat-Star.
Please publish the following notice in your
papeG
The New Prospect Camp Meeting will begir
Thursday before the fourth Sunday in October
The public are invited to attend and will b.
taken care Of ut reasonable rates. No traffic
will be allowed sold on the grounds. Tho
preaching will be done by eminent preachers
LYMAN II. ROBERTS,
Preacher in Charge.
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Don't forget TO call on c. Nelson
for A nice suit for O II boy.

Don't forget to call on c. Nelson
fof a nice suit for your boy.
Groceries, shoes, furniture, mating
and stoves at hard time prices for
cash-our low prices win astonish you.
FuFlDfure on installments.
Labuzan & Hughes.
The DeJean & Mitchell Co., have
just received the largest and most
handsome line Of dress goods direct
from the east, that has ever been ex-
hibited 10 Scranton. The most fasti.
dious can be pleased.
A large stock Of ladies and misses
fine shoes, also a complete line Of dry
goods just received at c. Nelson's.
National Democratic Mass Meeting
will be held at the courthouse on
Saturday evening. Sept. 20, at 7:45 p.
msplbr the purpose OF selecting dele
gates to attend the convention at
jackson Oct. 6, 1896. All are cordially
invited to attend.
This cool snap reminds you that you
need winter clothing. We are opening
to-day the largest line ever shown In
Scranton. The goods are frst-class
and the prices within reach Of every
body's pocket book. Call and see them,
our prices will surprise you. We sell
furniture on installments.
Labuzan & Hughes.
HOW TO Make MONEY.
Send $l.25 and we will nail a copy
OF our new wall map Of Mississippi in
beautiful cOlors 81 KS feet in size cor
rected to date. Shows sessions, town.
ships, ranges, railroads, rivers, etc.
An active canvasscr is wanted in each
county. He can clear from $l5. to $35.
per week. Write at once and secure
territory.
BAND, McNALLEY 4 co.
I~augl4263tl Chicago, III.
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Jon PRlxriNo.

The DExooRAr-srAn Job department II
very complete In every particular. Fast
running presses. quick delivery and the nss7
sTyLs Of Job Printing executed. A full line
Of stationery and papers always on hand,
P~HtrUnIse your home ONCE
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-25

The following are the names Of teachers re.
ceiving certificates at the fret fall examine
ton, held IN Scranton, September Sth and 10th:
Firstsc rade-J. c. Leger.
Second Grade Misses 9ssis Stullworth,
Florence Canty, Florence Cartss, Ofvia Scar
borough, Catharins Cox, Mr.. rhos. Cox.
D. D. COWAN,
County Superintendent.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-25

The campaign in this 3%ection was Gttingly
opened In this county las week by the advent
Of Messrs. Love and Hathorn. As is we'll
knowp, the Hon. WI. Love is the regular
Democratic nominee 3 Mis- tSixth) Congress
ionai district, while Mr.. n. G. Hathorn pdBs
As the standard hsarer Of the Populists. Mr..
Love visited Moss Poiat Wednesday and de-
livered a forcible addrca IN that town on the
evening Of, the same dsy. On Thursday the
tug Leo was chartered by a number Of promi-
nent citizens from Moss Point and Scranton,
and an excursion to various points on the
Sound was rendered TO the distinguished vic.
itor. The same evening he delivered a most
mastery address in the court house at Scran-
ton toea large and refined audience. The
ladies turned out 10 large numbers and graced
the occssid4 with their presence. They, in
keeping with the male portios Of the audisnG1
listened WIN wrapt attention to the able, but
somewhat exhaustive speeches Of the rival
candidates. -. HAthorn was accorded The
privilege Of opening The combat, and, consider
ing the mesgre material At his command, his
argument seemed very thin from the Populist
standpoint. After the Hon. w. r. Love had
taken up the gauge Of battle, and Illuminated
to his hearts c~outent, the good work that had
apparently been done for thsU opulist cause,
melted into thin sir. The specious arguments
adduced By Mr.. Hathorn were taken up seria-
I'm b. Mr.. Love and successfully refuted..
Sfrhe concensus of opinion among the very
hrgs audience present, is, Nat notwithstand-
ine Mr. Hathoru's pleasing personality, be
has not the remotest chance of capturing the
much-covetsd congressional pluk
Mr.. Love carried bic aadisses with him
throughout his long, fsrvid and brilliant
speech, aud, beyond all reasonable doubt, be
will bs elected to succeed the present incum-
bent, Hon. WIN. Denny.
Mr.. Love dressed a large audience at
Firsman's Ocean SpvinEs, Friday night,
upcm the ~ 2 issues Of the dag, and, Incl
dsatsl0 upon The speaket's qualifications for
~ high ONCE be seeks,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-25
Democratic Executive Committee.

Theanembers Of the - cratic Executive
Committee Of Jackson cNhty are earnestly
requested to meet at the court house, Scran-
ton, on'Saturday, October 3rd, at 70 m. Menu
bcrs who are not 10 thorough accord with the
Chicago platform are expected to hand in
their designations, as no oppnsition will be
tolerated. EDGAR HULL,
Sec'y Dsp. Ex. Com.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
US. LAND OFFICE. JACKSON. Miss, /
August ". 1905. (

Complaint having been entered ut this
Office by kcubin Nichols against Aplxi n.
bet DO Tor abandoning his homestead entry
No. sa,SsS, dated April 7, 1891, upon the ne az,
section q. township I. south, range 8 west. In
cancellation Of said entry. tho said parties
are hereby summoned to appear ~ the o6ice
Of y. n. Lewis, circuit clark. ecrsnton. hiss..
ON the iOth day Of October. 1eo6. u 10 O'Clock
=. M, 70 rsspond and furnish t~estiinQny COO
to DO rendered By Register and Receiver Ut
dickson, Mis-, October g: INA
ROBERT b. wlLs0N, Register.
August -. 1877. !8-6t
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Palmer Creek Camp Mecting.v

The Palmer Creek Camp Meeting wiz be-
gin Thursday before the first Sunday in Octo-
Der, 1899, and continue from four to six days.
A public tent will be kept by Mr.. Lyman R.
Reeves, who will furaisA meals at % cents
aud lodging at 20 cents per night.
Ministers Of the Gospel as well asall others
are cordially invited toattend.
G. r. ELLIS,
v Minister in Charge.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-25

LBAS, Mas, Sept. 81, 1896.
Capt. ?. K. Msyess,-l II mt asking too much,
would you kindly insert in the DxMocEAr.
sfAR notice Of change IL location If the Re.
union Of Co. A, 2lh Mississippi, from Salem
to L~eakesville. Time October SHY remain
isg The same.
Captain, I think 1toa would meet many o.
ysur aid comvsdss IN that occasion. II will nc
doubt b . much more Rtssssting affair thai
you wouid vlpset fton 0resns eouaty. Cant
yeu sosasf Trsly yUurs,
". ". THOMSON.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At JACKSON. MISS, |
August 10. 1896. ! (

LAND OFFICE At JACKSON, Miss, |
August 10. 1895.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof In support nf- hts claim,
and that said proof viii be made before the
circuit clerk OF Jackson county, ut Scranton,
Miss. on October o, 1885. viz: :.
Michael II. Altman. OF Cross Roads. Miss.
homestead No. a4.20s, for the " hi. ne ar and
NV or. SO ar. section 5, townships, south range
west.
u names the following witnesses to prove
ton of SAID land. viz:
Samuel Davis. Wesly W. Cochran. Thomas
II. Moody. and John Dryer, all Of Grosa
Roads, Jackson county. Miss. -
ROBERT y. WILSON. Register.
August Is, nos. :ss6t
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MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
Churches.

MErHoDIsT-Rev. 7. W. Adams pastor
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsBYTERIAN-Rev. ID. o. Byers, pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. Pra~yer-rneeting
every Wednesday night.
BAPTIsT-Eld. l.. N. Brock, pastor. Preach
ing every first aud third Sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
NORTH SIDE, SALEM. Y. Bynum. pastor,
Preaching every second and fourth Sundays.
Sunday School $50 q. m., DIR. b. y. Duke,
Superintendent.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-25
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Lumber is lumber yet.
Business Is said to be quiet.
The fall fellows are coming seeking.
He returned home Monday smiling.
DR.. j. F. Griffin Is down with fever.
They say the weather is "shorc
warm"
Very quiet in the matrimopial
market.
The doctors report the town very
healthy.
They 60 out to Wilson Springs oc-
casi0nally.
Mr.. T. A. Coulson, Jr., has been very
sick this week.
|. Mr.. A. F. Dantzler visited New Or
leans this week.
o He takes her down to the Pascagoula
beach nearly every Sunday.
Mr.. +. G. Robinson has just bought
a fine horse for his delivery wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bounds and children
spent several days in Biloxi last week.
About 1900 logs were received this
week at the mills from out OF Red
Creek.
Mr.. L. P. Appel, OF Crystal Springs
Is visiting the family Of DR.. W. T.
Beall.
Miss Vergie Spencer left last Satur-
day for Hattiesburg on a visit to
friends.
L. A. Morris has just received a car
load OF Cypress Shingles from Florida
for sale.
Master Albert Howe left Monday
for Jackson to enter the Millsaps
College.
Miss Sallic Mcleod, of French Camp
Is visiting the family Of Mrs. G. E.
Mc1nnis.
Mr.. w. w. Broom. of Daisy was in
town Tuesday looking after his Log
business.
The steam tug Victor come of the
ship ways OF Angelo last Monday, and
Is again aiOat.
Miss Mamie Lee Reed has returned
from a two months visit to Petrey and
Evergreen, Ala.
The Hypathean society meets on
Friday night, Oct. 20 at the residence
OF Mr.. A. Blumer.
The Pascagoula Lumber Co.'S plan.
ner after being shut down a week for
repairs will start up next Monday.
Miss Kate Lee Taylor, OF Mobile,
after a pleasant visit to the family of
Mr.. A. Blumer has returned home.
Mrs. J. l., Dantzler and baby Fran,
after a visit OF six weeks at Brandon
visiting her parents will return home
to-day. 4
The schooner Oscar G.. is loading
this week at the L. N. Dantzler Lum.
Der Co. mills with 230,O 900 feet Of lum-
Der for Havana.
Mrs. NJ. A. Turner who has been
spending several months at her old
home DeSoto, Miss, is now with her
son DR.. S. S. Turner.
Mrs. DR.. S. S. Turner has just re-
turned from DeS0tO, Miss, where she
has been. spending some time with her
motherw who is very sick.
Gold bugs arc buzzing around Moss
Point, but there Is a very large sprinkle
of silver bugs who will cast their votes
In November for Bryan and Sewall.
Remember the entertainment to be
given by the patrons Of. the Wood
school on the 9Th OF October for the
benefit Of the school. Come one, come
all.
A party went out on the steam tug
Fox last SATURDAY to the snapper
banks. They had pleasant time and
bagged $50 red snappers and other
fish.
Q. B. Beck, the Jeweler will be in his
new store next week adjoining the
drug store Of d. X. McInnis & Co.
Don't fail to 70 and see his splendid
stock OF Jewellery, Watches, etc.
Mr.. W. A. Coulson visited Nashville
and Union City, Tenn, last week. At
Nashville he was looking after the
black cats. He returned home Monday 1
looking well and happy.
The Gulf Coast Society Of Sabbath
Observance will meet ut the MetbO-
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vsPECIAL NOTIcE-Any news items lefr
at the drug store Of H.F H~alstead, will be prompt
ly communicated to the DExocRATsSTAE Office,
Scranton. Miss
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II son slsd thanks and printed stationery
eoa1 yans orders 70 the b~sxocsAf.SfAR Office.
~ eetess executed promptly and ~ very rsa-
saontls rates.