The Scranton chronicle., 1903-07-18

signed will continue the business at the
old stand. Inviting all old customers
to trade with me. and soliciting public
patronage.
Respectfully.
RoBERT RRINEcKE.
Have your ice packed by Pelham.
Orders promptly filed.
House for rent on Telephone street
Apply w. M. Canty.
N. F Miller and ]. ]. Macheca returned
Saturday from a trip to St. Louis, Mo.
We are Indebted to Mr.. A. I. Gentle
for nice watermelon.
Prof. J. S. Thornton returned Tnes-
day from Oxford, where he attended the
State Teachers Institute.
The largest and most tempting peaches
we have seen in many day, were sent
to Clerk +. IL. Lewis, by his brother,
Mr.. Fred Lewis, this week The peaches
were raised on Mr.. Fred Lewis farm on
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what our soil can produce under skill
full management.
Misses Lizzie and Jennie Raabe OF New
Orleans are the guests of their aunt,
Mrs. w. R. Havens at West Pascagoula.
The latest style in Bed Room Snite,
solid oak, 3 pieces for s77.so. VIM.
A. Murphy.
Captain +. Castanera spent the week
in Biloxi visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. L. L. Cox left Tuesday on a
visit TO relatives in New Orleans
The new pilot boat pilot was paint
ed by Albert Delcomnv this week
We are making drive i'll Mattings,
Never before were such bargains Of
fered you. Call and see our 35c mat
ting that we are selling for a5c. Vim.
A. Murphy.
Mrs. l.. G. Sellers and children are
spending some lime near Lucedale on
the farm OF Mr.. Sellers.
Edgar Hull returned Tuesday from
ten days visit i'll the interior.
H. f. Delmas was visitor to Ocean
Springs on Saturday.
For Refrigerator go to VIM. A. Muir
ply.
Surveyor E. N. Ramsay OF Ocean
Springs was here t.iis week OH business.
For Refrigerator 60 to Vim. A. Muir
ply.
Coan Rolls OF Galveston. Texas. spent
several days here this week visiting
relatives.
We are making a special sale of Re-
frigerators and Hammocks TO close out
the line. Buy now and you can get
them cheap VIM. A. Murphy.
In conversation with one of the coun-
ty's most prominent citizens this week,
we were told that Longino would get a
surprisingly large vote in the county.
He stated that be himself had been for
many years an admirer of Mr.. Money,
but now realizes that the old gentleman
has survived his usefulness. Longino
is such an extraordinary man and so
full of vim and ambition that it would
be an irriparable mistake for Jackson
county to cast her vote against him"
This sentiment is spreading throughout
the county and those iinbued with patri-
otic motives cannot but vote for Longi-
no, as the contrast between the two men
is so striking that only the wilfuliy
blind can't see it.
The county candidates are now in
trim for the home stretch. Treat them
all cordially, even though at the sacri-
fee Of little time, as they are anxious
to get all the votes possible.
The following citizens Of Scranton and
Moss Point went to Ocean Springs Sat
urday last to hear Governor Longino:
Mott McInnis. William Watkins, G. w.
O'Neill. A. H. Smith, Moss Point; Wal
ter Havens, William Parker. w. p.
Ramsay, ]. D. Minor. W. N. Denny. Jr.,
Scranton; c. Broom, Daisy, Miss.
While in Moss Point Tuesday we
were pleased to learn from Mr.. J ".
Stewart that the Moss Poiut Chemical
co. is proving great snccess- It was
the opinion OF AR. Stewart front the
outset that the plant would be re-
munerativr industry. but il has proved
a greater success than he anticipated
Remember Walter Mansfield is Tie
agent here for the Peerless Laundry
! of Mobile. which tarus out only first
class work. Give them an order and
be convinced that ti,eir work Is superior
10 others.