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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-05-07

Our State Senator, E. J. Bowers, came
down from the State Capital to attend the
Parker Earle sale Monday, He SAYS the bows
are grinding away, trying to complete their
labors before the hot days Of July.
Last Sunday a pleasant excursion was got
ten up by a number Of prominent people to
Ship Island on the tug Dawn. Among those
who enjoved the outing we're: Messrs. T.. r.
du Mont, Ed Jane, Ray Miller, W. d. Hughes,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Fsrnsworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. =. DeJean, Mrs. McVey Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Plummer, Mrs. Vim. Gass, Misses
Louise Hughes, Alice Rourke, Leona Pelham,
Isabel Stemper, Susie Foster, Mercee Jane,
Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Mamie Ford and Nir. and
Mrs. J. A. Walton.
Monday was decidedly a blue-black day for
Scranton. There arrived from Mobile a col
ored excursion under the auspices Of Hope
Fire Company No. l. Every color Of people
were visible-black, brown, grey, yellow, red
and humorous ,arigsted colors-numbering
about 800. The Mobile excursionists were
joined BY a large contingent from Moss Point,
Pascsgoula and Scranton. The several brass
bands discoursed sweet music and the excur-
%sionists enjoyed a pleasant dav.
Last Sunday afternoon beautiful little The
resa Adelaide johnson, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Chas. G. johnson, entertained her little
! relatives and friends at a birthday party on
the occasion Of her third anniversary. The
little Miss was beautifully dressed in white
with pink ribbons. Besides the hostess there
we're present: Misses Marguerite Lewis, Ethel
Staples, Mamie Cantr, Stella Thompson,
yerna and Gladys johnson, Emma Pelham,
Celeste, Pearl and Lillian Gautier, Anirsh
and Georgine White, Isabel and Rita John
sun, Maud, Bette d. and Eugene Rosson
Camille Turnbull; Masters Harold Gautier
Francis and Jules johnson, Julius Frantz
Willie, Herbert and Frank Canty, Joe, John
and Walter Pelham, Henry and Hermes Gau'
tier, Brisbane Turnbull, Chas. johnson snt
others.
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ADDITIONAL OCEAN SPRINGS IT.
GOSPEL TENT MEETING

GOSPEL TENT MEETING N.Y..
Rev. b. N. Hatch, Baptist eval in.
list Of Mississippi, will condu,",
series of~meetings in his mamna'V
tent at Oce2n Springs, Miss, I'D up
ming SaturdayNNay s, 1897, Serent;
held daily at l0:3o2. m. and 1880 lh,d
until May 18th. NJ will be asst
by a choir led by Miss Sarah llaiau
%0rganist. All Christians are lnvleSs
to come and aid us by their preslecu
and prayers, for the strengthen orc.
of Christians and the salyation0'''
souls. Let everybody come. ave
The tent will be erected near ers.
Baptist church. ally
Capt. John Higgins, an old and pro.
ular merchant OF Montgomery, Atoo
is passing a two weeks vacation at
Ocean Springs Hotel. Capt. lIigs
although accustomed to spend
leisure days in Florida prefers Ourh o
tie resort to any he has visited into 9
travels. ,ocl
Inn arrivals: S. w. Jones, Josn n
G.. Tucker, G. p. Martin, L. Poll y,
Frank Terrell, M. J. Lawler, Mo. ON.
]. ii. w. Brandt. II. Broatman, Nth
Sebastian, New Orleans; T. ]. Lonr be
and wife, Atlanta; M. Conway, NJ
cinnatti; J. p. Meyer, Ellisville; w.
Martin, V%ancleave. 'l'n
On Sunday night May 9, little Afu'S
Bradford died after a months pail a
illness, aged 8 years and 4 mon,yin
She was the youngest daughter OF I'd n
Lyman Bradford. Her mother NV
little sister Eula with a numbeent
near relatives survive her. The ind IL
ment took place Monday Afternoon nc
$3.50 o'clock, Rev. L. N. Brock ofH( =,
ing. The sympathy Of the entire c. v"
munity is extended to the bereaot'
family. lig
On Friday OF last week Miss EgaI
Standish, Il Of the most attrac an,
young lady visitors at the Occn,
Springs Hotel celebrated her BIZ.
day. In honor of the occasion, Nun
S%tandish, accompanied by her mOn Il
Mrs. NJ. L. Standish, Mrs. l.. S. jim
son and Mr.. Alb. Jackson visited
bile, having a pleasant trip. A n
Der OF handsome gifts, among the..
gold purse full of gold pieces, a hand
some gold c~hateline, and many flower
yer received from relatives and ad
miring friends. Mrs. and Miss Stand
ish left on Monday night for thci
home in Sewickley, Pa.
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jackson County Circuit Court.

Continuation OF the causes disposed
OF by the circuit court, which con-
vened here Monday Of last week:
Geo. j. Graniund naturalized.
The State VS.. Jerry Cook, gaming with
| minors. Ordered t. flies.
The State vs.. Louis Conway. Referred
to grand jury.
The State vs.. Tom Mcmillan. Appeal
dismissed and Judgment to be enforced
in lower court.
The State VS.. Fred Anderson. Affidavit
uuashed auG drftnda t held 10 await ac-
ton of grand jury.
The State VS.. Dean Cook. Referred to
grand jury.
The State VS.. Chas. Douald. Appeal
dismissed and Judgment to be enforced
in court below.
J. O. Gri>hHm VS. J. J. CloomeS, ct. al.
Dismissed by couseut and at plaintiffs
cost.
J. %. Grisham VS.. j J. Croomes, Dis,
missed by consent aud at plaintiffs cost .
The State VS., Printess Ware. Fine SIC
aud cost.
The State VS.. G H. Howe. Fined sex
and cost,
+. J. Oneal VS.. G. s. Leatherbdry, Jr
Jury and verdict for defendant. Motion
o set aside verdict and grant a new trial
o~verruled.
NJ. d. Russell VS.. w. P. L. l. X l.. s
Co, Attachments wrongfdlly sued out
Judgment by consent for So.
Scranton State Bank VS.. NJ. P. Il p. Il
II. Co., ct als. Dismissed at plaintiff
cost.
G. NJ. Luce VS.. G. u. Howe, ct al. Dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
l.. n. Dantzl"r Lumber Co. VS. NJ. p. &
P. Il. X Co. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost
W. Denny n Co, VS.. G. II. Howe
Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
B. ID. Valverde VS.. }. l.. Roberts. Ap
peal dismissed; defendant pay cost.
Swanson Coal Mining Co. VS.. &. Flana
ran. Judment for plaintiff for S27.40.
Irene Mitchell VS.. Moses WEIGH, has
tardy. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost ant
defendant ordered released.
The State VS.. Georgana Cato, Plead
guilty aud fined SO and cost.
The State VS. Ed. Golf jury and vel
dict guilty and sentenced to two years il
the penitentiary.
ri. State VS. Fannie Roe. Nolle pros
POLLOCK ~ DcIllOtlultT VS.. II. n. du
cleaye Judgment by default for $500
q and interest aud cost.
The State VS.. Lit Golf, Il uine-vear-ol
colored boy. Jury and verdict guilty an
r sentenced to 5 months in county Jail.
E The State VS., Ed. Fiuklcy. Jury an
d verdict guilty and sentenced to one yea
in the penltcntlary.
The State Us, James Cleveland. Jur
I and verdict guilty and sentenced to tire
years in the penitentiary.
The State VS.. Lnsk jenkins. jury an
e verdict guilty and sentenced to tire
years IN tho penitentiary.
The State VS.. john PLrdo. Plead GUT
ty to assault and battery and sentence
. to six mouths in county Jail.
The State vs.. JOS. Howell. jury an
V verdict guilty. Motion for a new tria
9 oyelruled and he was sentenced to t'
= years in the penltentiarv.
G. Doyle & Co VS.. Willis Broadus. ID
d murrer o vcrrnled and the defendant hi
80 days within which to plead further.
X. +. Sheldon vs.. w. +. BransfOr
E Demurrer overruled and plaintiff h'
leave TO reply.
Il. H. Peavv VS.. S. J. Walter. Di
d missed at plaintiffs cost.
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REX FARM AT pAsGAGouL4,

IN Ideal Southern Home. Changes Hands.
Mr.. Arthur Conway Thornton, formerly Of
Richmond, Va, has purchased for himself and
a relative the property formerly known as the
Graham estate, the mansion Of which occupies
the most beautiful location on the Gulf of
Mexico. The mattel pieces alone in two OF
the parlors are Of carved black and yellow
Italian marble and cost $500 each. The house
time probably the wealthiest man in New Or
leans, and though an architect and contractor
himself is said to have spent considerable
more than $50, 900 on the mansion alone.
There is a new 7o-llght gas machine on the
premises, with eight chandeliers and lights in
every one of the fifteen rooms. There are also
two nice comfortable cottages, with numerous
fine large ontbuildings.
The soil has been long celebrated for its fer
tilltv, and one of the finest oyster planting
grounds on the Gulf is in front OF this prop
erty, and these waters have always been fam
Gus for fish, shrimp and crabs, which abound
in this particular spot.
The beautiful growth Of trees combine varie-
ties Indigenous to the mountains as well as sea
coast, and hooking, red birds and thrush
swarm over the place.
1t is the intention OF Mr.. Thornton to grad
ually improve the property, already in splen-
did condition, until it becomes known far and
wide as an ideal Southern Gulf home. There
are about 400 paper shell pecan trees well ss-
tablished on the property, and some pear,
plum, peach and apple trees planted.
The view from the front Of the property is
simply magnificent in its grandeur; the blue
waters Of the Gulf reach out for miles around
In radius Of eight miles there are FIVE beau
tiful islands, viz: Ship, Horn, Greenwood
Petit Bots and Round. Sailing ships, steam
ers and tug boats pass in view and atar on the
horizon, and the twinkling lights Of the distant
lighthouses are visible at night.
In winter splendid duck shooting is here
and quail, robins and rabbits galore.
The hsmmocks contain pecan, live oak
hickory, long leaf pine, persimmons, myrtle
magnolia, bay and other beautiful v~aristies o
trees and vines.
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Meeting of Days.

Rev. B. n. Hatch, with his gospel tent
which has a seating capacity Of 900 people
will arrive here on Tuesday, 18th inst, and be
gin a series Of revival meetings. The ten
will be placed on the enclosed railroad ground,
in front of Psrker's store, Krebs avenue. Al
christian people are cordially invited to attenC
and help in this good work in every possible
way. The unsaved are also cordially invitec
to come and hear the gospel. Remember thu
date-Mav 18th, at AS p. m.
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TO ICE CONSUMERS!

1t is not positively known II the Scranton
Ice Factory will manufacture ice this sum
mer or not. However, in case it does not |
aave made arrangements with a reliable Ice
Company to supply all the ice needed for the
season, which will enable me to furnish the
people OF Scranton and vicinity with pure
crystal Ice. Therefore. II you want your or
ders filed promptly, and with no fear OF be-
ing disappointed during the hot season, place
your orders for ice with me, or any orders
given to Mr., James Henslee will receive the
same careful and immediate attention.
j. NJ, PELHAM.
Scranton Miss. Anril 30. 1907. HIT
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1t is easy for those who drink beer
for either health or pleasure to secure
a quality that is pure, delicious in
flavor and wholesome IN the extreme.
The choicest beers come from the An
henser-B Busch Brewing Association.
This is the greatest brewery in exist
ence. The name and fame OF 1t are
wOrld-renowned. Their most popular
brands are the Original Budwciser,
the Michelob, the Muenchener, the
Anheuser and the Pale Lager. These
brands. in addition to having an en-
ormOus general sale, are to be had on
all Pullman and Wagner dining aud
buffet cars, all ocean and lake steam
ers, at all t1rst-class hotels and clubs.
They are the ideal family beers.
'Malt-Nutrinc"-''the food drink
and 'the king tonic" is prepared by
this association.
These celebrated beers can always
be found at the Pascagoula Ice fac
tory, the saloons at Pascagoula and
Scranton, and delivered anywhere
along the coast, where pure and un-
adulterated beers are wanted.
The "Store on Wheels" will make
another trip to Robinson's school
house on Saturday, May 18th.
Saturday evening 1.-THE ice cream
parlor OF Mrs, Ivy Corlett, adjoining
1.-The DEMOCRAT-STAR Office, will be
open to the public.
Don't forget'the sold reliable house
Of G. NELSON, where you can find
every description Of dry goods up to
date.
W. NJ. CAVITY has just received a
nice selection OF lIammocks in as
sorted colors.
W. SANGER, dentist, will be here
every Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of each week. AT Biloxi on Fri
days and Saturdays.
New Venice Manufacturing Co. is
selling fruit and vegetable boxes at
factory prices. Large stock, which
must be sold. Send in yq4r orders in
time. " 10-4t
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CONTEST NOTICE..

u. :. LAND OFFICE, JACKSON, MISS,
April II, 1885,.
Complaint having been entered at this
office by Adelbert NJ. stats against Carlton
A. Perry for abandoning his homestead en-
try No. 24,3SS, dated October S, 1891, upon the
northwest quarter, section IS, township 3
south, range 6 west, In Jackson county, Mis-.
sisslppi, with "A view to the cancellation OF
said entry, the said parties are hereby sum-
moned to appear ut office OF +. II Lewis, cir
cult clerk. at Scranton, Mississippi, on the
3lst day OF May. 1897. within legal hours to
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged Abandonment. Adecision based
on the testimony thus taken, will be rendered
by the Register and Receiver ut Jackson,
Miss. on JUNE &, 1897.
ROBERT Z. WILSON, Register.
April lG, 1897. oct
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Now mates for printing the md
silver certificates OF the demon on
,;ons NJ one, two and five dollars''u
being prepared at the Bnrcao Dom
praying,and Printing Inc "cNies'
tiecate will be lighter in one OK
those O in circulation, and UNI
ures dcnoting the denom'na''oh
he less artistic, but palmer to 'hfng
Secretary Gage determined to nied,
the appearance Of the cerL .ur.JaTy
repairs.
Mayors bill amounting TO Sli, for
trying fourteen cases from No. lS3 to
No. l79, was approved and ordered
paid. Nv
Johnson to remove "a certain tree OBJ
structing his property.
Bill of j. l.. Mcdaniel for IS, watch
ing three nights and making two ar
rests, allowed and ordered paid.
Bill of the Progress for 81 80, pub
fishing Ordinance No. y, allowed and
ordered paid.
Communication from Miss Susie
Vaughan asking to rent the upper
room OF the public school house fol
private school purposes was declined
but the clerk authorized to rent lower
rooms at ~ each per month.
Marshal reported having received
a check for $65 from Mr.. j. b. Rose Il
purchase $500 barrels OF shells to bt
placed ON Beach road. On motion o.
Mr.. Russell same was accepted foI
said purpose.
There being no further business, tn,
meeting adjourned.
r. W. GRAYSON, Mayor.
I. NJ. DICK, Clerk
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LAND NOTICE.,
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss

LAM otfiCE AT JAChsoN, miss,
March q, 1897.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
tlon to make Apal proof In support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the circuit clegk OF Jackson county, at
Scranton. Miss, on May 3, 1897, viz:
John c. Ely, Jr,, OF NNyertcus. Miss, home
stead No. 2l,135, for there hi. ne or and Q hf.
west.
He names the following wtQesses to prove
ton Of said land, viz:
Robert G, Galloway, Of Americas, Jackson
county, Miss; David a. Galloway, AZ Hairless.
ton, jackson county,. Miss; Peter @. Gallo
jackson county, Miss.
ROBERT f. WILSON, Register.
April 2, 1897. 7-6t
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CONTEST NOTICE,
U. s. LAND OFFICE, JACKSON. MISS.

T.. $. LAND OFFICE, JACKSON, MISS,
April IL, 1897.
Complaint having been entered ut this
office by Edward A. Caroliu against Alfred
Miller for abandoning his homestead entry
No. 2,OG5, dated August "A, 1891. upon the
southwest quarter, section IL, township 3
south. ranged west, in jackson county, Mis-
said entry. the said parties are hereby sum-
monnd to appear at Office OF +. II. Lewis. cir
cult clerk, at scranton, Mississippi. on the
3lst day OF May. 1897. within legal hours. to
said alleged abandonment A decision based
on the testimony thus taken. will be render
ed by the Register inc Receiver at Jackson,
Miss, on June &. 1877.
ROBERT Z, WILSON, Register.
April 10, 1897. Get
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LAND NOTICE..
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss.
April 20, 1897.

Notice is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final committed proof in support OF
his claim, and that said proof will be madt
before the circuit clerk OF jackson county
AT Scranton, Miss, ON June Is. 1897. viz:
Julian Ladnier. OF Orange Grove, Miss.
homestead No 2j793. for the $ hf. NV or, sec
ton s., township south. range 5 west.
He anne the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya'
ton OF said land. viz:
Ellis Clark. Chillie NJ. Dickin. julius West
fall, OF Orange Grove. jackson county, Miss,
Alexander Bang. OF Scranton. jackson coun'
ty, Miss.
ROBERT f. WILSON. Register,
April %. 1897. l0-6t
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LAND NOTICE..
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,
ALL n HLne

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
and That said pnroo, viii bp made bnfore the
circuit clerk Of jackson county, at Scranton,
Miss. on June Is. 1897, viz:
Robert Z. Griffin, OF Pierce, Miss, home
stead No. 25,377. for the NV or or lots 2, 3, 4
and ., section 80, township 3 south, range 4
west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tiOn OF said land, viz:
George W. Pierce, william W. Howell. Rich
ard b. Tanner and Archy NJ. Griffin. all OF
Howell 7. o. Jackson coUnty, Miss.
ROBERT +. WILSON, Register.
April 80. 1897. 1l-6t
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Mr., P. j. Mcdonnell spent Sunday
in Mobile.
Mr.. II. F. Russell visited New Or
leans this week.
Mrs. Alfred De Pass entertained
friends or Saturday.
Miss Annie Eglin has been visiting
relatives in the country.
Mr.. George Rose returned from New
Orleans Tuesday evening.
Mr.. C. ThOrne, OF New Orleans is
visiting at the Maginnis home.
Mr.. CIV. Ziegler entertained friends
from New Orleans Sunday.
Mr.. r. +. Joachim is on a business
trip to New Orleans this week.
DR.. II. Shannon has opened an office
at Mr.. Herman Nils drugstore.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Leach entertain
ed friends at tea Monday evening.
Mrs. ]. c. Orrell is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. G. G. Lang at Mobile, this
week.
VIM. Blakely, Esq, from Montgom-
cry, Ala, vas called home on business
this week.
On Tuesday Gay Casey had n OF
his fingers painfully mashed by the
closing OF a gate.
Mrs. Julia Sutton Is having a new
roof and other repairs done to her
dwelling on Porter Avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Schmidt, and
accomplished daughter Miss May,
spent Sunday at Summer Hill.
DR.. E. J. Vaughan is critically i'll,
His son, Henry, Of Louisville, KY,
has again been called to the bedside OF
his father.
Mr.. Noah Wells Longshore, accom-
panied by Mr.. WILDER, both with
Messrs. ID. II. Holmes & Co., New Or
leans, spent Sunday here.
Mr.. c. w. Ziegler returned to New
Orleans Sunday evening. His many
friends VIII be pleased to hear lie is
recovering his health again.
Col. j. b. Rose, OF Elk Lodge, lately
received from Mexico, a number OF
rare tropical plants which he will
propagate on his beautiful place.
Mr.. II. F. Russell, our real estate
agent has recently leased the Montross
Hotel at Biloxi to Mr.. w. 9. Morgan
formerly OF the Reed House, Chata,
nogHdu TfRA 10 m'e rv'~""
,mon Ct evil to another-a specleaings
unreliability which ought to Cape,
the mast credulous of the f"'ck'
If mining their faith to such rcIlc'' Az
DarbariSm.
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OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
l MILL,
n Ocean Springs, Miss,
a. DRUGGIST.
"A Full Line Of
Drugs, Chemicals, Fancy Toilet Articles,
Stationery, Candies, Soda, Smokers
Supplies.
Patent Medicines Of all Kinds.

OCEAN SPRINGS K OF +. LODGE, No. Cd
The following officers Of the above Lodge
were elected 10 serve for the ensuing year;
II. +. llalstead. {. c.; ", Curtiss, V. G.; T. VI.
Weed, r.; G. f. rabst, X OF H. 4 ; & NJ. OF
T.; II. +. Russell, NJ, Of F.: a Gottsche. NJ, Of
W; f. l.. Tardy, NJ. at A.; VIM. LOrenzen. l.
g.; j, Martin, q. G.; Geo, l.. Frlar, Organist
Geo. l.. Friar and W. Curtis, trustees.
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Send your orders for all blanks used in your
respective offices to the D~ENOcRAr-SrAR
Office and they will be promptly filed and the
aame paid for out Of the county treasury as
The Law directs. Send copy Of blanks vou
uesd and all that you will need during the
wear. Copy Of each blank ordered must sc.
company every order.
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RAx McGEE.-Eyery old clt'uuaI
of r]ntcrprisc knows Frank Mcl on
ci,no no became consul at lludd'e at
field he has slightly changed the the
biography of his name or some e ~
norh,ns the intelligent composl'
has done 50 for him. The Lone
american of April 9th, contain
,rior sketch of the life of Mr.. FRA the
g McGcc. of Enterprise, unlheld
Stotos consul at Uudderstield' sios'
concludes the sketch with the iolINe est.
inc complimentary tribute to h'Snar.
tcgrity, ,r
..rhc success which has followed ino
Mr. McGhec's undertakings has
rowed him in his consular work eral
chiof ~ the consular bureau ess'
visitod the consulates in Great BrIn rt-
hast autumn, expressed himself
hiyhly pleased with the once ahgral
: management, Mr.. McGhee Is n'S NJ
: cdly a great fayorite in soc'al cry
j, He is frequently called upon 10 " Ind,
J, oftcrdinncr speeches at puoI'c 10
~nriyate functions in lludders'laoO y.
lie has many warm PERSONAL l''V
among the business men ahd m"'5m-
tho most prominent mcn-lhc'u'lopp
the president of the chamber OF Tod
MERGE, the mayor n olhc's "',sral
= nrcssed the wish that he may Dyes
=, lowed to retain his post u'io S'''
-, new administration. Ma.
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MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides father, Mr.
John | BfrV, near Wool Market, Miss, Apri
Is. 1857 4y/Rev. q. X, Ellis, Mr.. PAUL NEW
o aId Miss MARY BYRD.
At the residence OF the brides father. Mr.
lie gisSYayard. near Wool Market, Miss.
April 20, k97. BY 1el. G. X. Ellis. Mr.. WHIT
son PAGE md MNs IHERs sA fAYARp,
At the r~eAidencNof the briee's father. Mr.
GEO. ARMSTRONG. near Wool Market, Miss.
April %, 1897. by Rev. G. Il. Ellis, Mr.. HENRI
SEYMOUR and Miss JULIA ARMSTRONG.
Near Daisy, Miss, on Sunday, May 2. 1897
by Rev. A. P. Cox. Mr.. WlLBIAN DAVID ant
Miss MARY CARTER.
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Churches

METHoDIsT-Rev. tnman W Cooper. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. prayer-meeting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsBYTERIAN-Rcv. ID. o.. Bycrs. pastor,
Preaching every sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday night.
BArTIST-Eld, II. Bennett. pastor. Preach
Ing every first aud third sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
Arrieni and Departure Of Mails.
Arrives-T2j a. nj Ills p. m. Departs-9:JOa
NJ 400 p nj.
Mrs. G. f.. McIsSIs, ?. NJ.
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AGENT FOR THE DEMocRAr.srAR.

Mr.. herman NH is agent at Ocean Springs
for the DEMOCRAT-STAR. Extra copies OF the
paper can be had at Mr., Mis- drug store
every Friday.
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The following are the officers Of Mcleod
Lodge No. 424. a. \. & A. NJ. for the ensuing
year: Thos. W. Grayson, W. NJ; j. c. Orrell
;. W; $. f.. King. J. W; ". a. Horton. Score
rotary; Dan'l Newcomb, Treasurer; Harley
f.. Halstcad, ;. 4 d.; |. w. simmons, J. ID.
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John o. Grisham VS.. d. NJ. Howell.
Continued.
d. NJ. Howell VS.. J. .. Grisham, Con
tinued.
Jurors and officers allowed their per
diem and court adjourned Friday,
April 80, 1897.
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