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In thi romilT nl ,Ioiih, on llm'-ind Mm.iU ul
Knrtli inl Sfpmmliiir mid coiilinin- i dnv.
Ju tin. .mim of Marion, on tno M. Mun
rnf Murcii un.l ffiit., mid eoiiiinii ixHit.
f,itlm roiiniTi.f l'i"rl, n H' 4tli, Mimilny
f Mun h viiii tepteoilior, iul continue iix duj
til
Ji TirK i'nvrri Ki-KnlMr lfrm of Jtf'tin
Court w ill lie held in Dmlrirt Nu. a "fillw.
m.wi': At Mo I'oinloli Ihe wrnnrf KHliinliiy,
nd nt Horaiiion on the Hint Miniilay alier the
fc.nl. H.tu.d.y in '',;'il0ITOJf f j. p.
,'Divinb Be.vhus. Kev. B. Jones of
. the Metho.li-t Chnrch will hold Diviue
Bftrvicn at Mi Point, on ttio ls, nod 3nl,
BBLilaTB of encili month ut 11 o'clock A.
H., unit ut 7t.it.
' )'ifr Met;tigH every lhnrsdy BigUt
t 7 o'clock.
---t-.cT'lT in lioped the Tulilio genernlly
will ..MfTiiV if
'.run Minuav.nigiu me ioro ui u
T ,t a mM
& M.tcLinathan. at tlte nea-nore,
W3 burnt between 10 and 11 o'clock
and cutircly dostr iyed wWh iu dm
and cutirciv aosir iyeu wim us dm-
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tont3. Whca Grst discovered the
builling was en li rely ori fire in the in
Bt le, and three negro men who (slept I
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Vie upper story bucrly escaped wuh
their , lives. .The building belonged
t Mrs. J. 0. Clark We under-
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ttand. there wits no insurance oa eith
er bu ld'uig or contents ; and the
origin of the fire is a mystery.
Hi RUIKI. Ai M.'S l'omt lit t'l A. IK. 00
tlie tha S.'nd. intaiil. bv Kef. 11. .Ione, at the
leuoi- ef the bride' father. l)n. K. K Ohiftis
and Mm Azii.inb- dmiKlilar of A. A. MtKay
ail ol tbia couuiy.
Wo are' indebted to 'he fairbiidi
for her kind remembrance of the
printers, and wo' return our thanks
for the cake and wine, and tender our
sincere wishes for a life of uninter
rupted happiness and continued bliss.
THE Amerimu Sardine CompHny't Uoneleffl
.iiUinea. re much better, and lrs than
half the cot of import"d SnrdinoK. f.H-lT
'JBSsSr Alii person are hureby warned not
to out timber or trespass in auy manner,
ttjjon my land; as I am determined to
prom cute sucb trespassers to the full ex-
iit of the law. Jsabixla Chakpiacx.
V April ili.li . , . -
J Store Breaking On Saturday
night "Mr. J. W. Griffin's store at
Moss Point was broken into, and the
till robbed of about forty dollars ;
some hams and perhaps other articles
were also taken. i '
Monday mornining about 2 o'clock
a attempt was made to break into
Thompson'' Store at the Depot
(Scranlon).
It is auoposcd, from the footsteps
heard when they left the piazza,
that there, were, severals persons
present.. ...They were attempting to
forco open the outer, shutter, door
when Tommie, a lad who sleeps 1 1,
' the store, was arouped, and not know,
ing whether the door was open or
not, it being very dare, he bred his
pistol, the ball penetrating the inner
' jit
uoor ana lodging in mo outer uoor,
when they skedaddled.
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Tho Cad'iifned HbtIdb fcetnapp iiiiK-d
Ajjeit df the Inrararee Companiei of New
- Aent ol m mgnraree ionipaaiee 01 ew
Orltmnt, fer the Port of FemiiU, begets
annoauee thai bo ha I eeo dnly CotntniMioood
wihai eneei ut t no Hoara or i.nnerwnitre.
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or innerwniere. i
jushn durel.
PUNOFORSALE.-Anyonecontem
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plating the? purchase ol a Piano will
find it to lus or her interest (o com-
Biunicate ifh tiie Editor of the Stab,
tVe have aTiew ouo for said and will
make a liberal discount. ks
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flll'l a I'l l' it l(f till w,m I H .(
i fi r t'm l li i nt Kii'liii.'M wil
() Igl'K l, (ill tM'il! irl I'l t'r' liniH 0
Iii'iny it I'd , m-l (rriTi i it (' . Wi
mipii Mf tli tt i ! ,m -..h'nit iU'ii'i
w.l! nc ircly c iv r tlm in In
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(inr tiiil!un ii ii .1 counting t!iO Imt.bcr
liic'i miy ho lo t ml dntn 'o to
mil!? ari l liriJoi. Tliu fir?t inlcrrnp
lion to travel on our r uliou l lln'
.Vow Oi'!etr,& M i'uilc occurri'i on
Wcilii'.-'il.iy, wlicn llie I'ciirl III vcr
bri'lj'! wa- carrifl away an ) ilic ono
over llio VV'i'.it I'a-caoula River wa
deemed u ih iIo for ilio train. The
train from U'diilu wai backed over
toward if, end the passcngor car?
from New Orleans wore pushed over
by band. One-half hour cficr they
parsed over with tlioir living fi-erjlit,
the bridge fell in. , , .
On Tliurpday tlic drift, of logs and
debris, had caused tho East Puseagou
la I5iidgo to be underinincd bo that a
part was ordered to be cut away by
Air. Robertson Asst. Gen.. Supt. to
let the drift through. ThJ stringers
were cut but the secti n of the brid.'C
remains at this writing (Friday morn
ing) ao that footmen can pas. We
wiil ;stato that the.o bridge. over
tho Pasea?or.!a and Pearl consist ol
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the track and strin.'er laid on piling
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standi it if very thick, and it was gaw
lojrs lodging against t!ie.-o anl form
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tug a bo id road?, thus producing a
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powerful undercurrent, undermining-
the piling, which caused these bridges
to give away.
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pnniiDiiiinal. nnii bolter in every re
spect," iu the end, to put up on this
road, bridges of long Bpans, resting
upon pillers of stone or strong crib
work. There are a couple of loco
motives and some cars between tho
breaks of Pearl and Pacacjula
rivers, and there was only one dny3
interruption to travel, Thursday tho
Mobile and New Orleans passengers
went back, but the Company .have
put on transfer boats on the above
rivers a tug on Pearl, and the
" Rolla " on Pascagoula until a
steamer which is engaged, the .Aollio
Gratz arrives from Alobile, and
today Friday, the pwsengers and
mails will go through.
To-day there is a violent rain etorm
with a strong north westerly wind,
and the weather is very threatening.
Assault with Intent to Kill
Justice Ilolton on Friday morning
heard the case of Mis. Baker vs.
Joseph Baker for assault with intent
to kill. Hon. Roderick Seal ap
peared lor the plaintiff and Geo.
Wood Esq. for the defendant. Mrs.
Baker has instituted a suit for di
vorce against Capt. ' Baker who
is a Sea Captain from New
York, and the latter Is now
here to attend the suit before
our Chancery Court. It appeared
from the evidence that the day pre
vious, Capt. Baker, called at. the res
idence of Mrs. Biker for his clothes,
and broke into the window, assault-
ing his wife, choking, and kicking her
The Court bound him over in the
of $5o0 t0 appear ftt the next
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i.rm it tlm iliriMiit f.nurf. and in lue
gum of $200 to. keep th() peace. . ! ,
A radical cure for Bright's Di
cae, gravel, dropsy, diabetes, gout,
n-retention or incontinence and all
aaectiona Ol wo moneys anu uibu-
.g Keabsbt-8 Extbact Bdch0.
rjepot 104 Duaue . St., New York.
physician fi attendance- Sofd by
druggists eve ywhere.
Du. Mooeb, Agent, Scranton.
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KXTKIiMI.VATOUs.
And IiHf-t Powder
K .f K i' M" II" w'i. . . Il.-.l-ll'isr M..O...
Ai.,.l i ll-mT. tirr.ni A I'.iN Arfi-nl
IJH.mid I rltfvr poHit f.ird. 'ha
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.titi'Hn. I.y ni" lf lli'lil'iird't Cure A ln,nl
"ii fr in 'ill ,,.ldri.w f .1 K lllldik. llriHrgiiit
SI I i'.(h Atsh'ik. Si-
JAS. LEPFEL'S
mruovKii Din iii.k
Turbine Water Wheel.
rOOLK. & HUM, Ualtiinore,
MAduACTunana roH th k bout h and inui iiwist
Snarly 701)0 now iu up. working tinder
Imndu varytuf? from 2 to 210 feet I
21 sizes, from 52 to 9(5 iucut's.
Tile moHt powurful WIihhI in the Mirkat,
And most BOmom:e d in use of Witter.
Large ii,i,ustiiatki) l'amplilet eent pout free.
MVNUP.voruuEns, also, op
Portn'ile and Stationary Stau Engines
and Bo l.!rH, Bahonok & Wilcox Pitect
Tubulons 15 liler, Ebuagti's Crualior for
Miueriils, Saw and Oiint Mills, 1 'o rins
Mill M-fhiuery, Muliinflry for vVliitoJ
Lead Works and Ol Mil!, Shafiing
Pullers oud IIltiiJ"r.
SEO I'OII (IKtLLAIM.
NOTICE.
I lipg to inform tlie pub io of East
PiKcafioula, that all vessels coming hfre
under Charter, to Mtissra 11 -rcier & Du
Smt are to hav tbpir business trans
noted by mi1; ai, I am the aent of said
gentlt-raOD.
Pilota bringing; faid vosiels in this
Bay, will please anchor them, as close,
as possible to the Stakes or Buoys of
the i allast ground, for them to lighter.
mai21 ly Justin Dueel.
J.C.Smith. J. N. Kidd. W.J. Coyle.
i J. 0. SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
a n o v i: i: s,
Healers iu
Fine Wines, Liquors. Etc.
A'so, Hiiv. Cum, Outs Brin, &e.
Kin,. la&.'il r.orprnmpnt Pti'oet.
And N"i. 4S & ill South Water Hreet,
Mobile, Al'ibuma. fehll tim
A Medical Triumph.
DR. D. S. P EMITS
Vegetable Aroma tie
B I T T E R S .
Thene Hitters mn?t become the nnivemal rem
edy of the Htfe. There ie nothing like them or W
einal tliem under the sun. They restore the
weak inTi?orate the feeble, and irive new li fe
and tone lo the bioken down eyntein. In muia
malic and uialarione ditrict they are wurth a
hip load of Quinine powders and pills They
are especially adapted to persons sufTerioK from
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints,
Cos ivencss, Headache,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Chills and Fever and Piles.
T o Delicate females.
Ladies, old or young, will find these Hitters es
pecially adapted to diseases peculiar to their "ex.
Nervousness, Lassitude, Want of Appetite, and
General Debility, all yield to tho magic charm of
these iuestimable liitten.
. Hear what is said.
Hear what is said,
v Ilejr what is said.
"Wonderful effects havo resulted from yonr
Dr. Herrr s Hitters.'
"My C'hiilsare irono. 1 can hardly believe it."
"Send me ono ease Perry's Bitters again.
Nothing like them here."
"I one'oso affidavit of siy ease I had to da so
to onviuco you of tho wonderful euro."
"Snrely they an the aiust delightful wine touio
in tho world."
"T)r Wilson says that yon are a public Benefac
tor." "
'Hatrah! No moro Rheumatism. k
"No more-headache, thanks to you." - -We
could fill this paper twice over with jns'
such gennino extracts, but theabovo must suUico
Our Hitters are prepared under the supervision
of Of. I. 8 Ferry, Member of tho Royal CoU
lege of Phvsiciansaud Surgeons, London, Eng
land, and of tho Medical Clinic of Glasgow.
-All order, should b addressed to .
THE PERKr AROMATIC BITTER CO.,
' " New Vrk, V. B:
The Bitters are sold cither by the
Bottle or Case; at $1 per Bottle.:
parties ia seading letters for adtico as to tbotr
diseases will oonfer qnito a iivor by giving name
of Conu'y as well as Town whan thoy naidai
It. will save as a wunoerful amount of Utne and
annovance if this will bo observed. '
THE PKBRT ABOMATIC BITTER CO.
apll ly 4'' CosirtlMall Street.
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-Mr.1r M I I'l r
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W'nn.f t sir
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Charles M, Cruzat.
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tt f ill Ii i!-r in f,'(-iM. Toiit'Oi
V.'ino, AI-", I'ort'-r and l,'i," r l!'r.
Isrlnh 1'ft rmf.
IW'tt r. ' A ! ! I,y f.lKX MUM
Nllnt mm iiim.
mer l ly I) H'k ub'. sod f mill IV..(!l
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I'AHO A U O V L A I) K I'O T
li f. VU'kmt ififnrm hi fi iwli nn tli lri
plififl" f!iir tfirt i tin l iKt hi IJr
HMl'f it tlt i,'rifl where h in pryrf ttt f ir
mh h'irpMMiNt'ltilfi nf to h trun, wnh fhtrfi',
n( fim '-r fd (liv nr iiiiftit. Alft, hmthnif
of hII kihHoi H-iii f ih'irt tiotici on rHnontit'
tfrf. Wifb prompt, hkI Di'-ptnl nit -it' inn, tuid
mo'rtttf f fmfkfe, lie trtirt to inrit th fittrnt
t tiia tttitilic. tit tli I y
JC IS ( ,1 Of f 1 si ft M
una an I ST til ILL.
JOHN II. HKLMAS, Proprietor.
I'asengoula, (Scrnntou P. O.) .!!.
Cork, Cons Fi,oiii, Ohits,
MKAL t.nd llll AN alwavs on hand. or deliver
ed at. the Depot, Moss 1'oint and Pascagonla
(Hea-shorey at prices as low as can be
anywhere obtained.
Orders from ponits along the railroad
promptly tilled, and respectfully so
licited. ninr28-ly
T. J. BROWN,
i'racliral M'aper Uai.ger,
Di'aler in
WALL PAPLli and WINDOW SHADES,
IVs. J t nnip nirrrt,
Kigbl blorks from ('anal, linni whii-1, it run be
reached in Jive ui;uiites by tho Magaini or
I'ltuuia sireet cars.
hew oitr, i:w. i.a.
ftp4-ly Sami'le books sent if reipiired.
J Hrisk. (J. Jacohson
HlilSK AND JAC'OBSON
fllanutiicliirers and Dealers I n
C L () THING
S H I K T S
ANll
Ocntlemen'8 Furnishing Goods,
M Dauphlu St. MOHILK, ALA.
lebl 1-lhn
MARX BROS.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers Iu
d it r a o o s s,
CLOTHING.
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
7 a n d 9 Dauphin Street.,
8. W. Cor. Commerce, Mosu.c Ar.A.
Samuel .11. Todd A' Co,
Importers and Dealers iu
TV bite Lead, Paints and Oils,
Window Glass, Varnish,
Brushes, Artists' Materials, etc., etc.
(Established in 1848.)
76 Magazine Street,
One door above Poydras.
New Orleans, Louisiana. nov23 6m
1'IIESTOA .? STETSO.Y,
(Successors to M. 8. Stetson & Co.)
Mauufacturers and "Wholesale
Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
Largest stock and oldest Estal'lised lionse la
the City. Sell only at Wholesale.
If. It-. Cor. St. FraneU and N. Water t tints
Office In Uoston 1 18 Pearl St l
febH-lv Mobile, Alabama.
Marshall. Davis & Co.
QKOOEES,
Rectifiers, and Dealers fn Grain, Lime
and Fertilizers.
Also Agent for Oriental Powder Company.
Nos. Ill, IS and 17 North Commerce Street.
Mobile, Alabama. febU-om
E. O. ZADEK & CO.
Jewellers, ,
Watches; Diamonds, Silver Ware,
Plated Ware, Opera Glasses
Speotaoles, fca,
' Ko. 54 Daupiin Street,
fel.14 6m ITIobile, Alls.
BR0MBEU0 BROTHERS.
Sole Ajrency for Steinway Pianos and Oeorgo
Woods fc Co.'i Parlor and Vestry Orgnus.
riANOS and ORGANS,
10S Dauphin 8treet, Mobile, Ala
Musical Instruments,
Sheet Mnsic,
Musical Merchandiso
Fancy and Variety Goods.
Toys, etc.. etc.
Wholesafa and Retail,
Wholesale Agents for Hoyts German Cologne.
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j-'twmi,n 9JUJ tntn& fif 7 9xP-H Pi
BICKKIK FOlLTKr YARDS.
Offer fiit wtle Ktra? for HtliiiiK from th foK
lowing TarietitfS of Pure Bred Laud aud Water
Fowl, at M perd'iea
Dark and Liffht fimlitnaa. Bnff. filKck. WhiU
and Part rid ire OeeuinB, Brown and Wbita Lcif
horn. White and Grey Dorkinpa, Plymoi,i.h
Uoeks, Hondana, Roupn and AvleisunrK Unrka.
TonlotM and Bremen Gea. I warrnatnne half
or more of each daxtm Kiftf to batch if they do
not 1 wm replace mem mr a cania per doun.
Send tramp for dearriutira eirfintar. Firira aeat
v. u. H aeai rea. t wm
v. u ubfiihi. itnni iriai. i
Isaac Ltso, Marlboro. SUrk Co. Ohio I
febll dm
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AtWAVS OK IIANB.
iiriy-Tarning, Plauiug, Ornamental and
I'ltiiu Sawing to Oider-Yia
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED 13.
L110TE & CO.
Onicc, Cor. Toulouse and Franklin Streets,
NEW ORLEANS, - - LOUISIANA.
inl-ly
A. Baldwin, C. A.aSlocomb,
C. Knitis. A. D. Slocomb
Gouen.l Partners. Iu Coinmendam.
.f. SL-ILOWM &' CO., .
Succeanora to
SL0C0MB, BALDWIN & CO.,
Importers and dealers in
Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE,
7J Canal and 91, 93 and 95 Common Streets.
New Orleans. La. novM-fira
F. RICXERT.
WholesaJe Grocer.
AND
C o m m is ion ? e rcha n ,
No. 6U Tchoupitouliis Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
an4lh-oin
D. McDonald, rt'm. March T. W McDonald
McDONALD, MARCH & CO.
JTI.1KBLE Mf E .1 JLLRS,
Akd mandfactubf.es op
Monuments, Tom bp,
tlBAVESTOSES, MAXIIES, Etc.
Ncnt rars atone, from 5. I $40.
MOHILE AIjA,
feSAll work WARRANTED AS REP
RESENTED. febU ly
j. r. ur.no e,
dealer io
English, French and American
DRY GOODS,
Hosiery Cloves. Laces
ad
Complete Assortment of Millinery Goods.
129 Danphiu Street,
dec7 6m MOD1LE. Ala.
W . KELLY. ' W KELLY JR
W. II. KELLY & CP.
DA'AI.KUS IV
Household Furniture of
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
.Vo.s 17 Xorlh Mtofal Street.
MOBILE ALA
Feather Beds, 14 at tresses. Looking Glasses,
Cvwu and Oil Cloth.. febll tim.
' Established in 1841
VETEK It HIKE
Wholesale, and Eiciuaiva Dealer in
TOBACCO,
Nos. 6. 8, and 10 Dauphin Street,
Cor. Commerce.! Mobile, Ala-
Order. fnsn City and Couutry Proasntly Filled.
Importer of Havana Citrar V. MeerKhanni Pipes
Domestic Cigars of all Grade..
l'ln. or Every DeMiiptioa.
IrilU.d'. and Garrau. sVntk ...H umlu.
Soui jauiS 6
.. ...
-1
c o x , v u i :
f'lnl.r 4f lrj sJl,
tt O O H , t II nttd n t, l,Y HM,
M'tl I.I. HCUOf,!, MWIKI aal WOO , T V t.lfil.
A-i y.iP owwl wi-h 4 11. sWl f "
At n.a 'f jf r ivj w.tnti it r."
Aj'-i'i l 'oft-1 .ifs.'k ti I nf'l tt m h I t tit Ut iti di(tt i f
V' ' :t l -
.... -I t . mm'l .n4 t , 4. 'I f-fft.Ht l4t, l '
.1 t . fc i. i."t a-. it .-.
I...1. A4 I.. l . t ft.1,11
W. Griffin & Co.
riaHuftirturera of, nmt tit ait r$ In, 1 'tltoir flue nrtrt
CVIISK..V LUMBER, EN INGLES, LATIM KTC.
noM rsiir,
Jan-.-:, !y
aare,
S I' K A Jt .V C O . ,
Henry Ilardwuro, Railroad, S t e a m b O a t , a n d Saw JliU
' U'PrLIKIti','.
Bur and Rod lion, ihert Iron, Iron, Coptf and Brass
Wire, Block Tin. Tin Plntr,
Babbit Sffal, PiirLead, Hpe ter, Hi.'U-r & 8-jftHoldfr, Htibber & athr Belting, -lloe,
Iron Pipe t.nd Fittings, Globe and Check Valves , . ,
A ft I H R A a a C O t li si . ,
Steam a n d Water Gauges, Nuts, Doha and Washers,
1. o i 1 e r Iron and Rivets,
Agent for Thomas I'.inf-ry'a Sous' Pnr Lard Oi', Oloba ,, and
MHKICAlnU ll.st,
Frazier's ear Greece, also Mineral Bperm Oil, the Groat Iilumioator of the Age.
K. I'i Hotith Commerce irel, Mobile, Alabnuta. J.in25 ly
P. G. 0BER,
S. J. ASDEB80N,
OBER ANDERSON As CO.,
WHOLESALE GRAIN DEALERS AND PROPRIETORS OF
COMMERCE STREET MILLS.
oauE nviEniJYO.
COR. COMMERCE, FRONT AKD GOVERNMENT : STREETS
ALSO, JVU 42 JWRTU COMMERCE STREET,
MOBILE ALA. : uU '
r" Keep always in Store, Horn, Oats, Itran, Cow Peal. Hay, Ottnny Bags. Freeh Giv.und Meal,'
Iloniur, Grits and Cow Feed, Seed Kye Oats aud Barley.
All Orders filled at the lowest Market Prices. . .; Bep7m6 ;
GULF CITY lAJliiN DRY COM I'AiSl Y
On State, between Royaf and Water sta, Mobile, Ala. ,
C. W. Gazzam, Preot.
F. R. Jabvis, sec'y.
Engines Boilers,
SAW AND MILL .MACHINERY, ' ; '
GLX GEAR JX2 COTTON PRESSES ' ,
Every Description of ' ; I '
Btt.188 AXD IUOS CASTINGS TOU BlILDISGS STEAM BILLS AJfD BOATS
We Lave constantly on hand, Bolts, Nuts aud Washers, steam and Wa
ter fittings of every description. ' .
. Gulf City Hotel v :
CORNER C0NTI AND WATER STS. . ,!." ,'
MOBILE, ALABAMA. ..' V . !
Geo. If, Young of
BOARD
W. DENNY & CO.,
MOSS. POINT, MISSISSIPPI.
DEALERS IN
Rough and Dressed Yellow Pine, aud Cypress Lumber, !
Shingles, Lathes, Etc., Etc. '
Please address U Letters to Scranton PostCffice, N. p. Si M. R. B.
if. s. nonso.v
Ship Oil
AND DEALER PNJ
Groceries, Dry Goods and Medicines, , ,
AND A GENERAL STOCK OF SCCII ARTICLES ' !
AS ARE USUALLY FOUND IN COUNTRY' STORES
S&-31EDICWE CHESTS, FILLED .
. .no raucairTioN.
decll.Irr
,VKyO.V ll'USE.
Jackson ' Mississippi. .
This house n Ir c ited at the Kil Road
Depot, is well furuiabed and gives Iba
bes' f fare and unexceptionable attention,
A share of the publio patronage is respect
lull aohci rd.
JOHX NELSON Proprietor.
l'iiying Employment.
Vmr mil harta ar time. Ssets.etSji.iC
tew and fast selling. Mo usr nrtieif, l,nt m
n 'cc-.iiT to all elaMee f 4ieopl4, a,ilually
omtIms aaeiae, to Vaiyera. llanae. bimoniUo ;
pl-'aaantt no risks; houie or nliromi; or eveo
Ina; and esirwaH, rSoslr. Yea will
m'm yonr beet cimnce if too. fait to writ for
fall partienl . and ealaaate emaples to
V. A. llOTCBi.oos 4k Co., St. Loaia. Ho.
. c n
ini.atairri
arrMWton, IHtMi,
F. P. ANDREWS.
JACOB FIELDING,
Manvger
STEL1I ' " "
Co., Prop's.
3 TOPER DAY.
p27-Iy'
andler
e -ar
- ".
'I t
'' t.:
casruit T rrr nr.
PASUKOl'l. niSHSSIPFI
BR.I.YCit, CROOKES Co.
No. 80 CaroBdo'ot Si. Now Ortoaoa,
i -
KAKTrACTCBEBS OF
Patent gaoand. Cast Steel Cinolar, .s
8A8H, CSOli CVT
and every d aorlioa f .EAT.
Euaaa, num. sautr tanss ' '
3a Gunimers, Up SeU li, of tivs U '
q nH(y alcajs om baad. a4 ly. e'.'
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