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English Generals Entieetiag Fines
from Eu.urx~rfs-attaek Repufsed.

STsffAA SeEt Sta cNEur9 E- sgnf7Sr
and nafhing row remains bsst 20 collect tie
fires TIE upnsr MohrnHnGs have been So
YereIy rssa5shes. afd TIE lower Monraamds.
coxe1 ~ the success - the British troops
are accepting the terms Of tAe British
Commanders
The faalrgenE srfhssren attacked Sa66a
YESTERDAY bar weTe easily regsuises8- Al
English women have been removed %
places - safety IL The kam8eTn valley.
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portence 10 our government as influencing
the line or policy 20 De followed as 70
Cuba. there Is a strong desire TO obtain
Information as 70 the prospects
The president had scarcely reached the
White House this morning on his return
from North Adams, Mass.. before Secre-
tary Sherman called. closely followed by
Assistant Secretary Day and. although il
Is understood that the latter's visit nad
largely 20 DO with department Of state
appointments. il Is not doubted that tners
vas q discussion Of the latest Madrid de-
yeloPments
In the absence OF the Spanish minister.
Mr. pubose Is the senior Spanish Official
here. hlt he has not called at the state
department. and has not. so far as caa
~ learned. received official advlces from
Madrid.
The Probable Outcome.
Diplomats familiar with Spanish af-
fairs say the conditions point TO enc Of
two results:
Namely the complete collapse Of the
Conservative regime. which has been re-
sponsible for the Cuban policy. and is
succession by a Liberal cabinet. with pa
einc and concillatory tendencies toward
cuba. or else a transition ministry, with
Azcarraea az the head. as a temporary
expediput 20 tide over affairs until the
cortes can meet. when stable and per-
usrent ministry viii be Termed
officials believe that "a complete change
~ ministry and political parties. With So
gssta as the new leader y BE more prom
AISLE. In shat case. 4 Is said senior Morei
Wit probably b. minisFsr If for lEn affairs.
He + the best remembered III the United
States from the fset that Dee was She frNt
70 recognize the Morse claim presented
ay ,ae United States Tha; made ain a
target COR rr .cisn ia Spain. ba- be was
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FULTON on THr war r,rH.
Determined 20 Keep Modern Weed
men. IL Resf~ts Removal.

ROCK ISLAND IN sept eF-Tnis
rn-ras-E ar u arrlson. Judge Gesg q ssosved
The lazg u the temporary lutsr erlons ss-
ar8ff Pr cre master ia craneerg - prevent
the removal o. the head ofsiee ~ ere Ms8-
err WooEueu of Arneri, RS from Fulton 20
ReE Ie5aaA Tne STEAMER EeuaeEfn
raa-hAf Falten early "a re aftaraoan aud
earctas1 eighteen ~ the big books bs'aag-
snE - Zee Lad eierk OF board when the
Fui-enffts ranw Nre5s}ls ana b9osght out
tha waaie 9gEslls6on.
Before they g8s ont a town Tte'1t Gov
Ner-erots A4t--fIfn- Reese sud SHE
Tale~. waa participated ta ths rsrsoe 81
- fre Trear3s EEre s@hfsc,@d 81 q ~fe
hea ing aa tha aaE8s * tae Easlatu. tes a1a
inrkea ap - sse railway Gspat Prom taa
saltr2de % hss improved 1est. the as1sea-
srs-x ss-eFuar Nsoas CFgw Tanusr 3rfeet2-
gaw h3nl o hts prestlcazaeg.. and a-sS8nN fns
troops e. ASSIST 81 RS aeras-au- Tae
sAe1-4 .s-ne4 - tls .sL@94.. Gov. Iaa-
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The Mayors Form an Association.

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept. S0-Tho constltu-
ton adopted by the mayors convention
this afternoon provides that the name Of
the organization shall be the League ot
American Municipalities. It's objects arc
the general Improvement and faeilitation
OF every branch of municipal admuistra-
ton. John McEicar. Of Dcs Molnes Ia.
was elected president. Mayor Collier. II
Atlanta. vice president: Mayor Black, Of
Columbus. treasurer. Detroit was chosen
as the next place of meeting.
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SEw york sent en-Aavices 30 the
ueratt from Na,pafslao zss.e that Gale is
on the eve 20 serious international grou .es
e.tth Arnfa.iHs and pers Argentina.
Peru ard f,sI STA nave heen nrro ia .#u *
4 .taa,v hostile 70 CHILE b.is tne latter
e1ttrnfne-. lesreinr ef SASS ln3ge-d Peru
~ Stay out gre chilean uavy aed troops
are b r.aftress FOR ee.tea
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c.RRI>oNs ron rHE FORTS.
srSny onicerS Coming to Ascertain
what Forre VIII So Needed.

WASHINGTON Sept p The artillery
beard ~ whlch Col Rogers e president,
wiu leave here On "A few days Tor the Pa
ciac ceast Co make an Investigation 81 The
uew Qualifications with p view ~ ascer-
thinning what garfizous are necessary for
;heir proper operation. also as 60 what
force Is Immediately necessary for their
nrneenf care.
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SCRANTON. Ps. Sept ao-fn ten
round bout before the American Sporting
Cinb here tonight Tommy Ryan. Of Phils-
delpnsis wns awarded the decision over
Jaek McAuHne - Brooklyn. the retired
worlds lightweight champion. They mot
n catch weights RYAN was down eight
seconds In the seventh round.
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ALGIERs. sept 39.-The United States
ship san Francisco the flagship of Ad-
niTa4 Sesfr3dge. which arrived here ~ -
tember ., sailed today under sealed or
ders.
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LONDON. SEPT sa-Senator wolcott has
arrived here fYom Paris II answer 70 a
question he said be was merely waiting for
the answer Of the British government.
which he hoped would be favorable 20 Ire
propositions % the monetary commission.
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THE MoaMsxDs tsDI ED.

rethEng car ~ done ~ either eonntry M
l. a permanent ministry = farrnas
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The Eaeet at Washington.

y A0ftfNttIpN. rfpt- % = MIrfaf-r
Wexford has not get informed the state
department q fbecahlnet change IN Spain.
The main point 81 interest here az present
IS tze composition ~ the new cabinet. and
y II expected that Mr Woodford viii rot
neglect 70 cable the earliest information
possible
II administrstion circles today opinions
are fairly divided as 20 whether the rev
cabinet viii b. Libeta al OF Couserv alive.
and as that is q matter Of the gravest ina
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~afsd fAe ~. ecs-anz wf9zisy. sIaeA
sss bose o. Gals has waa farus1 ~
- Ea1n Ak seceu6 Mercer scow1nx o1 -ns
ID me nexf irsalag . sssse On aafis SIR
Eie aoszaie and several Gtrta~eez3s e sr-
sDFs by use ks~ae plsysrs gave sas visitors
faBr ranz. ard 6 zAe az ever nlE re
aaoassisag. After sha4 carse 8 prerass9sr
vtsa re --fhrea ssnne w1nsers'' bringing
80 enc re8r. a1fsDsE1 ha-sH or sails
rea~saEEer ard ssaEae gave ths iuserz
Two rslE1r sr taN sixth B0th ssdea went
or n ere. tuo. tsres ar8eT after taAt
sea~s.
naitlmers $50. .....-.---.---- s
Bs1tersea-pos7a. Anoae ard Ro6anson.
Mercer and McGalFs,
ssnmzFy.
Earned FasAluE-eu ? Twe-nass
k3tH-fsesrrraU Eaenxel Three aase hits
&rigiey. MerceT stolen nases--Selhaea.
Baltimore q W4shsExton :. FsFst base on
balIs-~fg1 Fou8 q GM Mercer e oM Awe5e
lit b. p.tesed half-Iseahy. by Arnola
Struck out-By Poua q ~ Mercer , ~
An9o2e J. Umpire. Hurst. Attendance
I.so
xew York and PhgiadeIphIs.
NEW YORK. sept ea-Tha New Yorks
biz the BAL when the hits meant runs this
Afternoon. and fhus they won The secgGd
game q fhe closing series from the PnsI-
hea Score.
r. II =
New YORK ....-..-.....-.-..... j.
Philadelphia ..... ...s.-.......
Batfeflas- 81 Fuaur. Warner and Zear--
floss. Wheeler and Boyle. Umpire. Car
pauteF
PFTTSBU re Sept. Sg-The baseball
game scheduled Tor today between Cleve-
land ara Pltfs}arx vas post ponsd On zc-
c94n1 of the foS
Standing of the Clubs.
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DEt tbs.


NEW YORK. Sept Reuben Whower,
formerly a well known Wall street bank
or and the first president OF the Park
bank. IS dead aged 81.
James Il. Drummond.
ST. LOUIS. Sept % James r Drum
mond q prominent and wealthy citizen
and president Of the DrImmon3 Tobacco
Co. o. this city. died here today Mr..
prumm0rd was iu the tobacco business
an his life His plant Is one Of the iarg So
IN the country. His wealth, aside from
hfs tobacco plant. IS estimated to be S.
oo0.090.
Gen. nCauedinc. of Chile.
SANTIAGO De CHILE. s ~. @-Gcu.
BeQuedino. comms nder in chief Of the
Chilean army. g. dead.
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A nervous debility sufferer r. ~ aExra-
waited form shows g on RS faee--a hag-
gard. zarr-lgok4nr mau- The same with
xarsa7. But What ~ TIRE man AFRO has
lost ali xtAl ard manly power. ard yet
looks Ike 8 5-7yg 81 g.aotT That is tast
tfs question 70 which Dr ssnden has DO
voted twenty years ~ study Il rs true
ster uen VINO look strong ARE wax Is
.hs~ RESPECT pr sander has fogua me
-suze ard explains L in BIS llttie waFk
s--Thras Glasses - Men" wkfeh be sands
49, az rsal srafnd from observation. Or
ras ee Rad az h.s cfHce. Il gives tuH tn
formation relating 20
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NEW YORK sept 5a.-The New Yarks
biz the BAL when the hits meant runs this
Afternoon. and fhns they won ths secgEd
hes sore.
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THE CRISIS IN SPAIN.
wTyLER RESIGNS AVID MINISTER'S
RESIGNATION - ACCEPTED.
The og~~n sow sonsfderfng the
Formation of n New Cabinet
~axa.ts VIII Probably Take osaee
and Really PaeIfy Cuba at Last.

NEW YORK. SGT. 81 special 20 the
Herald from Havana says that Ger. Wsy-
ler has resigned
AAbhfD Sers s8-As q result % the
intsrvisE Geu. Azrarraza. THE retiring pre-
fn1er. sad Ger F'olavfe3a have had w8tA
tas gs1eea regent, her rR4fasty has become
e9aT1Eeea that tf = inaposs h5e 20 rearsits
Fae Conservatives 30 orrser % form
Sfr91g ministry. Therefore she has az
eepfeG tee ressguatlans o. she ministers.
ne opinion is general thzt Gen sagasta,
re Liberal leader =rlu Succeed Gen Ar
earFa8A Many - fhe protests. unaer Sec
Fsfafies zn1 directors general 81 dspart-
nleEts have also resigned
LONDON. Sep. "a special freyu
MADRID says ruzn9r prevails there 20 .he
eneef thar ar important c1rrzYrsuns eatson
las been receivsd rs TIE Spanish govern
meat from the ieaGers o. The Cuban in
FAfNeIth saEEest3ng a basis % possible
settlement % ia Ctssnar 4 fzs.ssfstaz
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yarasd rms Drookiyn. ?. Boston. ?:
49, base % errors- HnzfoB. !. fseft on
s.,es-grooklyn, & Boston. 3 Bases on
40 on Damn. !. 81 hIofsedanz 9 struck
~s-ry Kiobchauz s Three-baae bile
r5sa14anz. TVvo-fAse hlfa-Isowa 2.
60 gsfgen. Shrcekard sacfif3ce hit
ersfF. Stole bass-Stahl Dcn5e riayH
.fort and Tesney: KI8bedanz Long aud
fsaasy Imnlres-~Emsile and Lynch. A.
1naanee. s1sa.
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Pearl River Echoes.

Pearliagton. Miss, Sept. 2s.
The schooner II. o. Elliott il undergo.
ing repairs.
John Orr, Of Flofenyihc, La, is visiting
his mother who has BEEN ill.,
The steamship Rose Castle at Shin Is.
land Is taking a cargo of 72l000 feet Of
lumber from hero.
Capt. G. @. Gray aud DR.. Fountain pai6
a short visit to the Bay Wednesday night.
II. A. Boyet, Of LogtQwn, is on the SICK
list thus week.
Several finnilies horer and OF LoQtown
have moved away. victims OF the scare.
Alta mass meeting II the nitizehs Of
Pennington and LggtOka the following
named committee was Appointed 70 attend
to altmatters portaini.&f-sso the qnarau.
tine: DIR. A. J. Fountail Asa linrssy. q.
ID. Orr, ". J. PoitcEenB Pear.inaton: Dr.
X. l.. Lloyd, II A. Bdset and j. 4, t)tm
OF Logtown.
Our constable is londfin his denuneio.
lion of the high ofIieiait at Bay ~. Lonia
whom HE claims treated him with scant
courtesy while there lakt week. He car.
ried u prisoner to jail, and saws n rnob
of the citlzens called rfpon him direetly
after his arrival and gaFc HIM 25 min,ites
10 leave. We are infoxned that ba has
ID OF. that 20 minutes toshis credit vet.
DIAvoL0.
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Hotel arrivals for the past week. o.
See advertisement 'sealed Proposals. .
Mrs.J. L, Henderson,, who has been
quite III, Is convelesccDt.
Ocean Springs wants vi know II Klon
dyke has quarantincd against 1t.
Dr. Gu,teras Is a connfned pesslmiat;
Hancock county shogd quarantine agaltet
him,
Wavelard Is not to b6 ontdone. Our
friend Jim Ulman has opsned "a hop tee
saloon,
An application OF that Mckinley
prosperity would be bonutlfully received
In this neck o. the woodsJust now.
shr,rrn are nlentiful. Fine catches OF
trout have been made all The week, mud
a continuation will help to bridge these
bard tlmes.
and 6ne OF S25 will be Ified 10 be enforc-
ed IN the event OF failure to respond when
called TO duty.
Harris Practical Business College,
Jackson, Miss., will refund bait your
tuition, under their guarantee plan. II
they fail 10 secure you u situation.
County Supervisor r.. v. Saucier was
10 town yesterday aud says meeting Of
the board will be beld In the country next
work and expenses.
Henry Zepbrtm experience narrow
escape Tuesday morning In runaway
affalr--a horse and wagon kind. Broken
harness started the horse; damages about
i've dollars.
a terrible outrage was peipctrated upon
an inUfenslye tramp at Camp Rigolcts q
few days ngo. He was compelled by the
quarantlned officer TO take q bath. lie
resisted the outrage to the extent OF his
ability, having yelled, and kicked, aud
''cnsSed" In several different language. It
is bad enough to force q tramp to indulge
In little physical exercise now and then,
but TO compel him tJ take bath is verg-
ing closely upon downright Humanity
Biloxi Herald.
1t might be correct TO infer that from the
conception by some of our quarantine an
thuslasts that the"fevnr" mlcrobe Ia spe.
cies OF animal provided with huge wings,
the body elephant In size and bill cana
Ele OF probing the earth Or of fathoming
the deep. In short, a yulture Of monster
size. uncqua led In velocity; that can turn
a somersault OFF the PYRAMIDS of Egypt
to the caiacomb OF Sanrac AIai Zubia,
from the domain of Weyler to the gulf
coast, from perdltlon to anywhere.
rhc two Mississippi republican "fac
nfssF AL husfa 81
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WANTED nGEN rs

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WAR;" just published, contains BOZ paeos
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and the only one that does justice to the
Confederate soldier and the canse he
fought for. Complete In one volume.
Agents wanted everywhere to sell this
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MANY of the lady and gentlemen agents
who are at work are making from 800 TO
5000 per mouth. Veterans, sons aud
daughters OF veterans, and others inter.
ested are requested to send for beautl-
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Journal 1oh priniing Ca.. Lp.isrIne, Ky
D407
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Resolutions Of Respect.


Whereas, IL has been the will Of on,
! Almighty Father to call to it's eternn
rest tho soul Of Very Reverend Father
| Henry Leduc, our beloved pastor and
| fIiend; now, therefore, be IL resolved
That We, In behalf Of the entire com
munity OF those whose privilege n was :,
know. love and admire our lamentcd
friena whose sterling worth, noble and
nntiring etforta To render spiritual and
isnbs antnl aid Ia. ali Of his fcllowtnen
| hereby express our heartfelt sorrow iOl
| the loss that Providence has seem ft IL
lniilict IN with, and we extend 10 his re
lutives and friends ana 10 Rev. Father
| AfphoDse, his assistant aud co-wOrker
| our rsincereHyUpathies.
May the bright and shining example OF
hrB gentle character, his charities, his con
siBfent lifo ae priest and man over be
before US aud emulqted by others.
May we show our appreciation Of hil
I'gg0dBssH mud kind woi,Is by Gudpavoripf
40 to act, that were he still among us on,
conduct would still afford him pleasure.
Now though, after life of unceasinl
aud uDselfsh toll, his weary body liel
wrapt In that peaceful slumber whicl
knows no awakening; though his reInaini
rest in grave beyond the sea, his memo
| ry shall ever live among us.
Bat IL matters not, 10 tbs saId, where
tn body liee when the soul has fed"
And be IL further resolved, That where.
os on Monday next, the 9th, at 8 O'Clock
II. M, II solemn High Mass for the reposs
Of the soul of Very Rev. Father Ledut
will be celebrated ut the church Of Oul
Lady Of the Gulf, out Of respect to bis
memory the merchants and all others al.
"A 81. 4
dnring The ceremonies, the board of may
or aud aldermen, the county officials and
all citizens irrespective of sect or creed
are invited to be present
f. II. HOFFMAN,,
Il. j. LADNER,
j A. BREATH.
JOS. 4 CAZENE EUVE,
THOS. l.. EVANS,
RICHARD MENDES,
W. B. ROHMEn.
Bay st. Louis, Miss, Sept. 20, 1897,
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WaVeIand Dots.

At an election held by the school trus.
tees Of the town Of WavelaGd, held Sept.
IS, 1897, the following named teachers
we're elected for the term IS07-98: Prof.
Il. O. Bordage, principal; Mrs. Edith Al
lIson, assistant. These arap two of the
most valuable teachers In the county and
have justly earned their appoint munts.
There is no Yellow Jack in our town.
The volunteer guards are doing good
work. Marshal VIM. Ruhr Is yigilant
and ever on the alert, doing duty both day
and night. Mr.. Oscar COmbel, the health
guard has been on duty day and night
since be was appointed.
f. A good number OF visitors stll remain.
Gr1E
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Very Rev. Henry Leduc.

II is with deep sorrow that we nn.
nounce the unexpected death of Very
Reverend Father Henry Led1c, almost
forty years the pastor OF the Catholic CON
grogatlon of Bay st. Louis, and more
beautiful priestly career than his u be-
yond doubt.
The sud news was received laat week,
but coming Indirectly caused no credence
TO be gwen II, and only In reply to II ca
blegram sent by Rev. Father AiphoDsc
that the news was confirmed aud re-
,eived az Official. The announcement was
from the deceased's sister and stated that
letter OF detail followed.
The death that has occasloned so wida-
spread sorrow occurred August "a, ut
Paris, Francs, the burial occurring the
2Dth, at his birthplace, Ingrandcs. Faith
or Lcduc, not having visited his relatives
for eighteen years, and In accordance
with the ndvice Of the bishop aud frlenda
who deemed the necessity OF rest In
view Of recupcrating his failing health,
left here some two months ago, but never
saw his native place, dying al Paris as
above stated,
Father Leduc was good man, a most
DEVOTED disciple In the cause Of Christ;
re loved his church aud not only Its peo-
Pile. but those foreign tc It's deuomina-
tion and hia charitable deodswere without
number Children loved him OF bis gen-
tlcncss, his flock because not only impar-
tial but by reason OF his self sacrifice TO
their spiritual and Oft times temporal
wants. Strangers OF the church done bin
honor and admired his sincerity. The
death OF Father Leduc comes like II shock
pnd II difllcult 10 realize. No grant:
Ia,
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pUBLnsuEn's NOTICE.

The reduced size of thlsspaper for the
present needs no explanation, no apollo
ny. Tho stay of the quarantine Is inden.
mite, however, with wha, supply Of
paper In stock tho attempt to Issue re
gularly will be made, employing ,"is
size. Notices and advertisements will be
received as always, our Office opened as
usual, orders for job printing received
ano the same executed, and right here we
wish TO deny the foul allegation TO the
effect that for the present no bills would
be receIpted ny THE SEA Goasl Beno.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed
proposals will bo received by tho Secreta-
ry Of tho Board of Mayor aud Aldermen
for lighting city lamps for ono year from
the first day Of October, 1897, according
to specifications on flo Mt Secretary's Of
lice. All bids will be opened and read Mt
tho special annual meeting to bo held
October !, 1897, ut 1880 a. IN. No bids
Will DO received after 8 u. III. that day.
Tho board reserves tho right 10 rel eet
S.25-3t Secretary
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Hiram College,
A School for Both sexes


Si12450 Will pay Tor coard room heated
and cared for, tnltou ant incidental' fee
for the entire school year. We call atten-
ton - to -Four Classical Courses (2)
-Four Scientific Courses tH) -Four Literary
Courses % Five Special Courses (5)Fiye
post Graduate Courses We ask you to
consider our splendid advantages IN mu-
sic we have German director of high
rank, special Music Building regular
conservatory advantages are offered
Bear In MUD that we offer exceptional
advantages In the departments of Oralory
Art aud Busiuess. We lay special stress
upon the variety and streaetb of our
courses, 2 the strength Of our faculty
the beauty and h"althfulness OF the Ioca.
ton. our moral and religious surround
ings, our splendid equipment ID the
way OF buildings 6 the marvellous low
rates In which these advantages /. an be
enjoyed. Catalogue Win be sent on or. .
pllcation. Address f.. ZoLLARs,
Hiram, OHIO.
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UNIVERSITY
- OF
Mississippi,

The session of 1897 9s opens September
10th. Courses IN Literature, Science
Philosophy, ElocntiOn, Pedagogy aud
Law. Enlarged corps Of instru crors.
Increased facilities to meet Increased
attendance. Splendid water system,
Location unexoelled in healthfulness.
All expenses very low. Tuition free
70 all students except in law school.
Men and women admitted. Send for
catalogue and special announcement
for 1897 -98. r. Il. FrtToC
University =. o., Miss. Chancellor.
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N otioe of Examination at Nicholson and
Bay ST. Louis.

NOTICE Is hereby given that exami-
nation Of teachers will be held At Nloho
son and Bay ST, Louis after ull danger OF
yellow fever Is over and not before. All
applicants can be examined In Zine to
finish up n sue ccesstul term. Due notice
will De giveniu the columns OF this pa
per. A. G.. STEVENSON,
County Supt. OF Public Education.
Nicholson, MISS. Sept, 20, 1897.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1897-09-25
Jefferson Military College
NIX mILEs EAST OP NATcmEx.

An English, classical, scientific, nd
business school, with literary, aud athlel-
&c training, laboratories. library aud well
equipped eymn irlun. Three complete
courses aud excellent preparatory depart
ment. $l8O tor nine calendar months,
including board tuitsn, room, washing
and lights.
For catalogue address the auperiuten,
dent, j. . IiAYMosD,
e Wqshlnnton Mtsa &
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1897-09-25
THE SITUATION.

Bay st. Louis and ffGncock county
absolutely free from Contagious un-
icalthfulness. The Iaeyer situation
on the coast Is encouraging. Mobile
Is improving. Little Change In New
Orleans.