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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25

Messrs. Lacy Lawrence, of Union,
and NJ. Default, of Bristol, Tenn,
were in town during The week in the
interest of the Building aud Loan
Association, of which they are off,
GERS. Mr.. Lawrence will be remem,
bered by politicians as the man who
had sand" enough to run against
Brownlow for Congress in the first
Tennessee district, and the way he
got wallopped was Il caution.
That gifted Presiding Elder,
(who ought to be presiding
bishop), has been some days as.
sisting in the revival services at
Mr. Martins church. BY the way
do the people of his church at this
place properly appreciate their
gifted and jealous pastor. lie is
our ideal of preacher and pastor.
MI. Roger Martin, who dispeus-
es dry goods, notions, ETC., to an
appreciatlve constituency; Mir.
Jno. w. Xix, who furnishes good
things for the timer man, MI.
Morriss, who also carriers to the
appetite. Mr.. Frank Surface in
the same line, and a number of
other travelling men were in town
during the session of court.
DIR. Zimmerman, Dir. Frazier,
Mr.. d. Goodman, Mr.. ID. j. Whita-
ker, Sam Maxey. MIR. WineUerg,
representing A. Goodman, Mr.. Sol
Baach, Mr.. Foster, NJ. a. Smith,
Frank Pirk, Jim Tate and Harry
Rees were here from Pocahontas
this week interested, more or less,
in the case Of the commonwealth
against Froe.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25
Grocery Argument.

We consider it duty of every grocer
to sell good and wholesome things to eat.
But there are SO many limitations and
substitutes nowadays-such fierce strup
gle to sell things Cheap the market
is over-run with foods that will not stand
the test of scrutiny.
A grocer may be perfectly honest and
still sell unwholesome foods. He NAV buv
goods that he believes to be ALBRIGHT. hut
his lack of discrimination, and intimate
knowledge of the subject his inexperience
in the business-prevents him from know
ing positively what he is buying and what
he lis selling
We are putting forth every effort to
give our customers not only the best and
purest things to eat, but to give them every
advantage in the way of low prices that our
extensive business makes possible. A large
business like ours can buy cheap, because we
buy much, and from first hands.
We endeavor to keep our store in as
tidy condition as the careful housewife
keeps her home.
The Best Food, Smallest Prices. Quail
ity Considered, is our motto
BUSTON & SONS,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25
CASToRrA,
~; =: ] '&zzazz@ III! III; ~
laeQer Band.

The Jaeger Concert Band seems
to have taken new life. They
nave received number of new
memberf recently, and are in need
ofnew equipments in the shape Of
instruments, regalia, and etc. We
understand that Col. Iaeaer has
offered to give the boys $4,000
providen the town will give like
amount. We hope the town will
come to the help Of the Band.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25
The College Entertainment.

The entertainment given on last
Tuesday night by Tazewell College
was a success. There was not a hitch
at all, and the large crowd in atten-
dance were unanimous in their prais-
es Of the performance. Prof. John.
son and his efficient Faculty are ev-
identity doing good work at The Col
lege,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25
Card From County Board Of Health.

We. the undersigned, most ear
nestly recommend that the super
intendant of schools, public and
private teachers, pastors of church
es, insist on general vaccination
or re-vaccination as the only pre-
ventivc of small pox, and we also
ask that the judge OF the county
county authorities, town authors
ties and boards Of health of towns
in comfy, also employers of labor,
take all precautionary steps to
prevent propagation of small pox.
Respectfully,
J:R. GILDERsLEEvE,M NJ. D.,
M. b. CROCKETT, NJ. d.,
So. TABOR, NJ. D.,
Members of County Board Of
Health.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25
College Lectures.

The first of the Tazewell College
Lecture Course will be delivered
next Tuesday morning in the College
chapel, by Col. VIM. G. Penldeton
editor Of the Tazewell Republican
Subject, Liberty and Civilization.
The public are cordially invited
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25
sHAwvER's MILLS ITEMS.

Jno. w. Slade has returned from
his stay in Bland Co. He moved
there about four years ago but, he
never forgot old Tazewell. We are
glad to have such men in our midst.
His mother was buried last Monday
after an illness of few months,
which she bore with Christian endur.
ance. She was In her seventy ninth
year, but her probation is over.
May the blessing of God rest with
the bereaved family, and all meet
her in the "Great Beyond"
The public school taught by l.. e.
Walker, will close next Friday, with
an average monthly attedanee of
abont forty pupils. The people down
there want another house before the
next term begins. The teacher SAYS:
ITO mrny students for one teacher
The farmers are blowing as they
never plowed before. Looking for
r. r. you know and want to have
plenty of produce to sell.
There is good lot of walnut logs
being hauled from Clear Fork to
TazewelI. Several teams on the
road now. They say there is a good
road on Clear Fork, but its about
three feet under the old one, and
the debris hasn't been removed yet.
"sAoER.~
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25
Our Real Estate Exchange.

We call attention to advertise nent
in this issue of valuable real estate
We want to make this prominent
feature of our business. Will spare
no time or pains to effect sales of
property put in our hands Let Us
hear from you if you are interested.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25
About Comnleted.

We have about completed the
new addition to our Office, and are
prepared to execute rice Job Work.
We have all necessary cuts, orna
ments and ETC., for nice work. We
have one of the most complete Offices
in the Southwest. Send us an order.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25
Commonwealth VS.. Froe.

Court is still trying the case of the
Commonwealth VS.. Froe, as we go 10
press this morning. The case will
be disposed of this week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25
LOCAL. IND GENEdLR
NE US BRIEFS. :,

Mrs. w. G. Mcleod is sick, at
her home on Tazewell Avenue.
John ID. Alexander returned
yesterday from business trip to
Baltimore.
Read the notice of the aboard of
Health" of the town, in this issue.
1t is important.
Our patrons will not fail here
after to look on the 4th page for
local happitnngs.
Our good friend Horace Nj. Smith
called today and joined the rapid.
lygrowing family of NEWS readers
Rev. A. A. Ferguson is at home
this week from an extensive
preaching tour through western
districts.
MIR. VIM. Below, who has been
in business IN Blueiield for some
time is at home now with his
daughters.
Thu many friends of Mr.. j. G.
Buston are gratified to see him
again behind the counter after a
brief illness.
Note changes in the ads. of the
progressive firms of Buston s.
Sons, HARRISON s. Gillespie Bros.
and DR.. Jackson.
Attention is called to tue adv,
on this page, of ID. j. Whitaker
who advertizes pure liquors of
every discription-subject to order.
g. w. Doak and John Britt;an
left OH Tuesday for Tennessee TO
buy cattle. They went on horse.
back, the snow storm notwithstand.
ing.
Mr.. L. b. Warren's new sign in
front Of his shop is ga thing of
beauty" besides is impervious to
the ravager of the knife of the mid
summer loafer.
Messrs. Metcalf, Porter, Jenk-
inks and Hicks, have been brought
to the county seat by business or
ON pleasure bent, from Graham
during this week.
Jas. N. Warren, skillful bar
Der, Of WEIGH, w. Va. and brother
of t. B. Warren, spent several
days recently with his family here.
"Jim" speaks of moving his fami. |
ly to WEIGH.
There is a certain Tazewell gen.
tleman, (and probably more than
ene) who is not quite so rich, bnt
a great deal wiser than lie was a
week or so ago. Experience keeps
dear school,.
The revival at the colored Meth
odist church continues with much
interest. 1t is believed that much
good is being accomplished. Rev.
MIR. PrigmOre, the pastor, Is assis-
ted by several visiting ministers.
MIR. w. G. HARRISON, the ex-
perienced merchant, of HARRISON,
u Gillespie Bros. has returned
from the northern and eastern
markets., where he bought a new
stock of goods. Bead ad on anoth.
er page.
Drs. Gildersleeve, Tabor and
Crockett had a consultation during
the week, with the view to sug-
costing some plan to prevent the
spread Of small pox from the in
fected district along the Clinch
Valley.
We learn from private letters
that the charming and popular
young matron, Mrs. Il. A. Lynch,
will leave Richmond in a few. days
and after making some short Wis
its en- route will return to her
home in .Tazewell.
Mr.. f. T. jackson, of Manches-
ter, England, is on visit to his
brother, DR.. Jno. 4. jackson. Mr..
jackson is connected with the
Thorn Typesetting and Distribu-
ting Company. He will remain
only a short fima
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25
CHEAP COAL.

Virginia City Coal delivered at
S2.4O per TN, SPOT CASH. Doran
Coal, owned by Col May and others
S2.65 per ton, delivered.
TAzEwELL SUPPLY CO.,
Kelly, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, I
iousness, indigestion, HeadacI
Easy to take, easy to operate. ri
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25
PLEASANT HILL ITEMS.
Fox chasing is the order of the day
since The late snow

Fox chasing is the order of the day
'siace the late snow,
The wedding bells Il presume)
have been ringing this week. The
fortunate couple are Mrs. Monie
Osburn and Mr.. VIM. Fox of Poor
Valley.
The school at this place closes
Sat. 26. Total enrolement 90
students.
w. L.. G. Burke, Esq, is ON an
extended visit to relations in KY.
A little child of Mrs. Nancy Dyx
was run over by wagon last week
and was very seriously hurt.
VIM. Elswick, our magistrate, is
attending court this week. "a
Mr.. VIM. Grifflths is very ill at
the present wiring.
Chapman Elswick has been visit
ing relatives at Whitaker Ridge ~
past week.
Misses Jennie Reynold, L ID
Thomas and Messrs. Jamas Reyno
Many Myers. and Will Robor,, -;
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NORTH TAzEwELL BEEF MARKET.

We deliver the best beef in guam.
i'ics to suit customers at any point
If town Orders by Telephone or
otherwise promptly attended to.
Telephone free.
If j. II. WHIT Ely & Son.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25

Misses Jennie Reynold, LII
Thomas and Messrs. Jamas Reyno
Many Myers, and Will Roberts vi
ed w. L. c. Burk's Saturday
Sunday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-02-25

Is natures provision for the regu-
!ation OF the menstrual function.
ltcures all female troubles" Il
Is equally effective for the girl In
her teens, the young wife with do
mestic and maternal cares. and
the woman approaching the period
known as the Change OF Life."
They ell need L. They are all
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EsCATawPa ITEns.
ny scRIBUs.

The new broom sweeps clean.
Ills sign reads ''cheap for CASH"
Some April fools were tied with
pink ribbon.
Something near kin to equinOxical
passed over our town Friday night.
The mcanest man Is the one who
will stab you 10 the back.
Mrs. J. +. Bynum and little child
rem left last week for an indefinite
visit to relatives in Meridian. She
was accompanied as far AS Mobile by
Rev. J. +. Bynum and her cousin,
Miss Slade, OF Ellisville.
Mr.. Fred Elder and wife are occupy
ing their new home on Magnolia ave-
nue., neal Elders ferry.
Mr.. Alley Livandais had his hand
hurt in the mill, bu. Is getting along
very well.
The many friends here OF Rev. G. A.
Powell sympathize with him In his
continued illness, and hope he will be
able to visit his churches sOOn.
The pound party last week at the
residence Of Mr.. Lorenzo DAVIS, for
the benefit OF preacher 10 charge, was
"a decided success. The preacher was
well pounded, and the friends gather.
cd, enjoyed the evening we'll. Let
the good work 20 on.
Winter came back, after pleasant
spring weather for q while. Winter
clothes are all the W now.
The colarcd Methodist Of "Boule-
vaud de Randall" are preparing for
extensive Easter services on Ea ster
Sunday.
There will be preaching ut Big
Point next Sunday ut II a. NJ, and at
Casweil Springs at night by Rev. e.
W. Huff.
The prcttiest little grandchild In
town arrived at the home Of Mr.. A,
McGreg0r last week. She Is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. U. +,
Th0mpkins.
Mr.. Tom Dixon received some IT,
juries from a runaway horse, while
out buggy riding. lie is all right
now.
The apron party at the home Of T,
G. Rigglcs was much enjoyed by the
boys aud girls.
The public school closed last week,
At the spelling ice the first prize was
won by Miss Maud Atkins, and the
second BY Mr.. Fred johnson.
Mr.. Breeland will open a private
school at the Academy soon. The
school ought to be we'll p%atronized.
Rev. G. W. Hun had new Irish DO.
tatoeS To eat on April I'd. lie has a
fine garden, and works like a Turk In
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N i

OFFiCk DENOCHAf.SrARl
Scranton, Miss, April 8, 1873. Z
REPORT for week ending April 7, 1884,
ENTERED.
March 81. Brit. sch Lady Shea, ISL tons,
from Nassau.
April |. Nor bk Laura, l,O43 tons, Olsen from
MOntevideO.
April 4. Brit. ok. Thomas Perry, 1892 tons,
Carver from Falmouth.
April I. Am. sch. Harry Beruried, OIL tons,
lIewett from Key West.
April 4. Am. sch. Ebeneza Hsgget, 766 tons,
Poole from Galveston.
CLEARED.
April !. Am. sch. Eva B.. Douglass, l,O40 tons
for New York BY q. II. Howe with
20,49l railroad ties, Sl9,676 sup. II.
April 2. Am. sch. James Baird, 372 tons, for
New York by W. Denny 4 Co. with
10000 feet lumber.
April S. Am. sch. Alice J.. Crabtree, 325 tons
for Wilmington, Del. with 2S5, 59s
feet lumber by W. Denny h Co.
April 4. Am. sch. Millie Williams, II tons fov
verA Cruz by W. Denny 1 Co. with
9S,6l8 feet lumber, value 1851.
April 4. Brit. sch. Helen E.. Kenny, 294 tons
for Havana by F, Berrieli with 2S9,.
304 feet lumber, value 81 1886.
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LAND NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE Al JACKs0N, MISs,
February u, 1891.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has hied notice Of bis intention
to make final proof H. support, OF his claim,
and chat sntd proof. will DO made before the
circuit clerk OF jackson county, Vt Scranton,
Miss, on April IS. iaoe, viz.
Andrew j. Richardson. Of Americas, Miss,
homestead entry No. 9s,4tO, for the INF. nv
ar and v hi, sw Or, section %. township =
youth, range . west.
ne names the following witnesses "a prove
his continuous residence upon and cuftiva-
tiOn Of said land. viz:
Robert 9. Galloway, William A. Galloway,
Americus, jackson county, Miss.
February q. 1893. I'd
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LAND NOTICE.

LAND OrFlCE AT JACKSON, MIss., I
February IL, 1891. !
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of intention to make final
proof In support Of bis claim, and that said proof
will be made before the circuit court OF Jackson
county, Miss, on April Is, 1873, viz: james r.
s5,6iS, for the Q hf, se or, section 81 and sw Or, sw
q, section IL, township I south, range 5 west. ad.
joining farm to- NV ar, " q, section 50, township
I south, range 5 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: "a 10
Elisha Crawford, Brant B. Baria, Nicholas B.
Coleman and Luke Mizelle, all Of Hurley p. O.,
Jackson county, Miss.
JAMES HILL, Register,
February Is, 1893. M 21t
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LAND NOTICE.

LANb OKYICu At jackson, Nrsa.
February ~, l80e.
Notice 10 hereby given that the foliowjnu-usmsd
settler be-: filed notice Of his intention to msks
proof will be made before the circuit ciert NJ
jackson county, Miss, at Scranton, Miss. ON
April ~ 1899, viz: Brant D.. Baria, Of Hwsley'
Miss, homestead entry No. xl,57S, for the 9 hf. 70 q
ship 4 south, range 8 west, ~
he LANES the following witnesses to prove his
land, viz: VI s''u
Elisha Crawford, Nicholas D. Coleman. lama. n
Carter and Luke .Miselle, Gil Of Hurley p a..
jackson county, Miss. ~
February -, lee. ssi
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PUBLIC LAMB SALE.
UNITED STATES BAND OFFICE,
jackson. Mississinnl. March 1. lR0R. :

Notice is hereby given that In pursuance
Of instructions from the commissioner Of the
General Land Office. under. authority vested
In him by section 2%55, u. 8. Revenue Statutes.
as amended BY. tho act Of Congress approved
February 20, 1906, VIC will proceed to offer ri
public sale, on the 18th day OF April next, vt
this Office, the follow Ing tractO land, to- wit.
Nwk. nwk. section %, township south, range
9 west. st. stephens Meridian, containing
40,12-100 acres.
Any and all persons claiming nd versely the
above described land are advised to file their
claims in this Office on or before the day above
designated for the commencement of said
sale, otherwise their rights will be forfeited.
JAMES HILL, Register.
@. z. MATTHEW'S, Receiver.
March II, 1905. Est
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFvlcs At JAG

LAND Orricl At Jackson. MISS,
February 10 1893. I
Notice ID hereby given that the following .nsmed
settler has 1lsd notice Of his intention o maxi
hnal proof In support Of bile claim, and that said
son county, Ct Scranton, Miss., on April is, i66
Wis.,: Elisha Ctswford, hometsad entry. No. 1,Oa7,
for the , hf, nv ar ard ~ a., ~ q aud Nv Qf, o.
q: section u tcwpship ID, iAnsee west.
He - the following Witnesses 10 prove BIZ
lard, m: 7
Brs1t b. BsstA. Seholse ,. Coleman, James 4,
Garter 80 LAIN nlssile, vi Of Hurley r. o.,
Jackson oeanv, kss.
yssssAy n isss. vi
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Commissioners Sale.
Moss POINT MERCANTILE COL
VS.
Mrs. V. P. YELvERTON,
A t. MOOpr

VS..
Mrs. V. P. %YELvERTON,
A. L. MOORE.
BY virtue of tho authority vested In
me, by a decree rendered in said cause.
at the February term, 1s9S, of the chance,
~ court of Jackson county, MississipDi.
! will between the hours of II O'clock a.
M. and l o'clock p. M, on
Monday, the 4h Of Apsil. 1893,
sell at the front door of the c~ourt.house,
in the town Of Scranton, in said county.
for cash, that certain tract of land, living
and being In the county of Jackson,
state Of Mississippi, and more particu.
larry described AS:
Lots 81, 3S, 80, 40, Al, 20 and 43 of the
j. T.. Sarrazln tract in section II, town.
ship 3 south, range 9 west, in said county
and State, WI veyed aud staked October
%, 1894, by Burton Gcode, deputy county
surveyor. which survey is duly recorded
in Surveyors Record Book. page %, Octo-
Der Is, 1894, IN the office Of the clerk of
the chancery court of said county of
| Jackson ; said lots have a front on Buena
| Vista street. Said land IL fully described
in Book No. Is, page 1879 of the Record of
| deeds in tho ofice Of the clerk OF said
cbapcory court.
Signed this 81 day OF March, 1893.
+. II. LEWIS,
Special Commissioner.
H. BLOOMFIELD, Atty for Complainant.
March II, 1898. AT
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A rush Of job work has caused some it'll q
delay in getting out the paper as promptly as
usual.
Mr.. R. G. Galloway, Of Americas, the eff
cient member Of the Board Of Supervisors FROM
that district, presented the editor ot the "Old
Reliable" with a box Of fine, delicious straw
berries this week. The berries were from the
Rentleman's W garden and were the largest
aud finest we have seen or eaten this season.
Thanks, friend, and may your shadow never
grow less.
The APRIL EXAMINATION or TEAcHERs.-
The following teachers for the public schools
OF this county we're licensed, having passed
the examination by the superintendent and bis
board Of examiners: G. II. Ramsay, LIST grade;
Miss Lynda Taylor, ID grade, vancleavs; Miss
Florencs Carter, I'd grade, Americas; Miss
Laura Rolls, Sd grade, Scranton; Miss Auaiss
Walker, Sd grade, p~ascsgoula.
Rev. G. ]. Broders makes the following an
nouncements for Easter Holidays Good FRI
day, services at 1880 .. M; Easter, services at
l0:l5 q. M; children's services with song and
rrcitatious At 7:3o p. m; Sunday afternoon at
2:3o p. m. Easter Egg Hunt for Sunday
School children.
The West Pascagovla Creosote Works has
a contract to furnish 4 lot Of creosoted pil,ng
tor the government fertilization work At Fort
Morgan. Al this work is being pushed %
rapidly As possible, Mr. J.. N. Huston, the su.
perintendeut Of the creosoting works, is doing
his part to rush things. lie. guaranteed I o
supply the p'ling inside \ limited time, and
says he expects to deliver them about four
days abead Of time. The ereosoting works
were in operation last Sunday, and while Mr..
Huston says he does not believe 10 Sunday
work, he thinks when he has = rush war order
the Lord will forgive him Tor It..
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Fine Tailoring

flne tailoring -nuW
There is no use to send your money
from home for tailOr-made clothing,
and pay the middle mans profit be-
sides, when you can get them made
right here in Scranton by
HENRY JACOBS,
the merchant tailor. Satisfaction
guaranteed, at the following prices f:
Pants strictly to order from $500 up,
and suits strictly to order from sl2. 90.
Call and examine my spring and sum.
mer goods.
Best and cheapest store in Scranton
at b. d. Valverde's..
NEW PHEATON FOR SALE.
A fine, new pheaton, only used a
short time is offered for sale at q great
bargain. The owner having more
vehicles than he needs Is the reason
for selling. Apply to
c. W. GARNER, Moss Point,
or at DEMOCRAT-STAR ONCE,
Scranton, Miss.
LADIES! LADIES!
! Don't forget the old and reliable
store Of G. Nelson, where you can find
everything in millinery and dress
goods up to date.
Call for HudsOn's soda and cider,
best In the market.
A GENTLE HARNESS MARE FOR
SALE.
A young, gentle, spirited black mare
Is offered for sale at u small figure fol
CASH. For further particulars apply
at the
DEMOcRAT-STAR Once.
The store and residence OF Capt
John Tarkel IN Creole town for rent
Apply on premises. [6-4tl
FOR RENT.
The desirable two story residence
partly furnished Of Mrs. NJ. L. Pol, or
the P%ascagOula river. T8-tf1
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MARRIED.

MARRIED. -rh.
At the residence OF the brides parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. J. W. Grierson, in Moss PUNT, Miss,
on the evening At the 18th Of March, 1898,
Mr.. Fred ELDER, Of Eseatawpa, and Miss
NARY RIERsoN, Of Moss Point, Rev. Henry
Bennett, pastor Of the Baptist church, ~oficiat-
ing. LIE srs
Accompanying the above We received a bot
tie Of wine and q large share Of the BRIDE q
cake, for which We tender thanks. The young
couple have our s~incerest wishes for q life OF
unailoyed happiness here and hereafter.
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COMFORT IN rns
klTChEN

Insurance Gasoline Stoves, safe,
; economical, Durable. The only up-
to-dsss Stove on ~ market.
wil b sxhibitod Il tho nepot every AFTER
noon between , and s O'Clock.
- Depot-PAscagoula and Delmas ave.
VIC. MITcnyLL. ~.
March II, isss. ~ Ass