The star of Pascagoula. [volume], September 26, 1874, Image 3

About The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878

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teriin (lituiii) will ttut jireih
monthly al
Oiinan Hirin(fi, 1-it atinduy.
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CVmi-ktitiom Dkfikii. 0hk1s sod
Tiiol a are (jiiuranUed oonu and n Low
n tb mue. cuu be puri'baKnd Euttt, N'urth
nod Wtt, at Uih Mammoth C'.utliing
Hum of M. P. LEVY & CO.. N.w. 16
18 and 20 North Wulur slreut, Mobile,
Ala.
Mr. l'uyne, our mular and ener
getic Stmion Agent and worthy
Dqiuly Post-Master, but who "runs
the machine," hns fit ted up boxes and
lock-boxes at the. Post Office which
pives it a truly 'citified" appearance
and proves a groat cor venience. Wo
trust that Mr. Payne will receive
remuneration for the expense which
he has incurred, and that cveryWdy
will consider it a duty to tako a box,
which can bo done at a trifling cost.
The Peoplk s Monthly, a pictorial
paper lor the fireside, has como to us
for September. It is beautifully
printed, on the best of paper, is full
of iuterestimr readinor matter and is
really a choice, family magazine.
The Sept. No. contains a laru) fine
portrait of Uenry Ward Bocchcr.
Demorest lor Ootober Is received
full as usual of good things. We
can't understand how our lady friends
get atanz without Demorest.
Changed. My appointment to
preach at Moss Point on next Sun
day Sept. 27th, is hereby called in;
and, providence permitting I will
preach at that place on the next
Friday Oct. 2d at 3 Oclock P. u. and
at 7J o'clock p. h at night, also next
day, Saturday at 3 o'clock p. u.
After 'this my apointraonts wil
stand regularly there for the 4th Son
day in each iboclb.
': J. B. Hamberlin.
Prices Wm. Tjsu, and everybody
tell the prices, that tba Cheapest and
Best Clothing can be purchased only at
I ha Mammoth Clothing Hooaa of M. P.
ttTi CO., Noa. 10, 18. and 20
Sonh rfater street. Mobile, Alabama.
Th'b Lhi o Coraum Dr. Pitta
the author and proprietor of thia work,
writea n "Yon have tbe exclusive
Afaocy in Jackaoa Coontj. No one can
obtain tbe work from me at any nrioe in
looalitiee where t have an ageut; Agents'
nbr in thia respeet moat, and will be
7 e protected."!
Tha wori ia xrxyHi. now In ha iisned
AJ- It will contain 220 pages.
"T""" lunstraUooa. It will contain,
ntas Dr. rittg. "Q iite a lengthy
nioation from gentleman in yonr
Uonnty, eonoerning a member of tbe
Oopeland Chut, that will be re4 with
interest end by tbe wayUav-
ooenment written in toroible
"BJtiWfte and elefranoe of style".
Bend in yonr orders fvoor nameel that
maj know f qulzii to order for this
bounty.
ni"'ii? ,-60 to be paid when yon get
Joe book from ns. AJdreos Stab offioe,
Sonmton.
Of more value thaa tbe finest gold
the most prroeioa 1 diamonds
Adamsoo'a Boiaoic Cough Balsam.
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Kf ii'il W, H. .V I Rfl l
Wfon I Vi I'rii lfti ; M'. (f. T.
Titft'. rirr; Mr. N', ltiniif,
Tf 'i'H'tr; Me. A, It Kril. t trl,';
n4 Mf. I?. 1. Hm tfi in I f;-ora;
Turr, lirt ni m.I 'ilifij
VfrIi iN,
Tl. finmo Jfr CluU"
t'j.f '! ti'tn. on.
On motion l. Mr. A, II. Krt!.
Artiflfl 10 ftl tli irorid JjMolutiofia
n iwnilcil ' m to rp'l :
That lli. ri?ii!f m'-ftiri7 ol tl;l
CIuW tx! o tli ftrf TlmwiaT nf urn
month, nt 71 I'.M '
The Club tlirn xljonrnod till nrjtt
regular rnTftntf.
Mki.asctiiom Smith,
I'r-idcfit.
IkiiKtiT F. KmtBt,
i-orptary ro torn.
riCTt nHS nro now tiiken in the
liiglieiit tyo of tie Art, at Si-rani
ton, by Mr. Tliomns 1'jeofNew
Orleans, who will remain hero on
y a Jew dnyn 'Tiiger before remov
ing to Mofl Point Mr. I'je's
RiicciincnH bIiow that lie renlly takes
line iiictiiroc. and lug terms are
very reasonable: Photographs, $3
a dozen, Gems 4 for 50 cents.
Copying done from smallest to
largest in India ink or water col
ors.
Views of Buildings, Steamboats
and vessels, Landscapes or other
subjects taken at the shortest n o
tice, and at the most nloderate
terms.
Poole A Hunt. Machinists, Bal
timore. In another part of onr
papor will be found the business card
of this well known house, whoso
manufactures are in use from Maine
to Mexico and South America, and
everywhere regarded as first'dass in
their design, materia I and workman1-
ship. With facilities lor mannfac-
taring and shipping largely increased
and improved from year to year, they
are prepared to till all orders prompt-
Ip and will guarantee their patrons
thoroughly reliable work. Those in
need of anything in their Hue would
do well to apply for their circular
and prices.
Our Pbbmium Gun will bo
this mor.th. No person be drawn
included who has not paid up his
subscription. There are several on
our books who will please take
notice.
CAKI).
TEXAS GRND PBIZB C O N O E B T,
Pipnnl I Oriaacr 3'i4,
No CCXMCTIOS WITH ANT SIMILAR kUTIRUM.
The Hun. Jan. T. D. Wilson, Mayor,
of Houston, end the City Council endorse
the enterprise aa follows:
Houston, Tbxas, April 29, 1874.
We the oo(W sicue l, rega-d the Keal
Estate Distribution, which J. E. Foster
proposes to make on tbe 22d of October
next, in this city, as osloalated to pro
mote improvements, and placing witbin
tbe reach of many, who otherwise, woo id
be ODable, a chance to secure a home
for them sod their families, and having
from oar long acquaintance with him.
every oonfl ienoe in his integrity, we feel
justified in saying, that we bvlieye he will
carry oat bi Distribution; honestly end
fairly aooording to nis advertised plan.
Horned by tbe Mayor, tbe Hon. Jaa.
T. D. Wilson, and City Connoll.
CapiUI prise, S5.0U0 Gold: ten Besi-
idenoe in Honston; Popnlation 20 000.
and the Railroad centra of the .tate; 160
tracts of land in dmerent portions of the
state. Vain of proses 146,0O0; 73,000
tickets, at $3 each. Tbe management
are so wed eonvinoed of tbe aneoess of
of tbe Enterprise, that they feel justified
in promising to refnnd every cent of
money, if be drawing does not takeplaoe
on tbe 22 1 of Ootober Evzbt pbizb paid
in full, whether all tbe tickets are sold
or not. Send for circular. Agents
wanted.
T, W. TlOrSK. TVeemrer, Address
J. K. Pouter, MaaKar,-UoQtoa Tezaa.'
A. T. Stewart is as well known as
any merchant in the United States,
yet be Ends it Decenary to spend $50,
000 annually in advertising his busi
ness ; and aaya it pays to do it. Such
is tha verd.ct ol the most successful
business men of the country.
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d'-en rlinmlaer.
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Twimer, "k A liillrry V
fw alilk fff nsrf p-n 17 "VrJafa
rH mpofifi(r a't and a ht (01 n
Ih juint. Tli nfir sflk ti rif lm
men lnir'H and (.. Th wer
rnf from fipbl of twelv nrrrm st
Psln' rrn nid a:i tli Mobtf
and Ohio nilrnad, nlnrt nl a l If
mile from Mubi!, and ar only alioit
an aver? of fh who' fnld. Mj.
Tooinr has all themrliinr fArron-.
vwtinf can Into anyne nn file n'nta
t'on. brother rln'r ha a fiMd of
ran adjoinin?, covering a little more
arpft.
Wa think Sfnj. Toomr has dom"n
strafed thnf stifle enne ran be sue
ppwfully and propitab'v rubivfed In
Southern Alabama. Mobile Graph
ic
And the same may be said of South
ern Mississippi. Wo hope Maj,
Toomcr will give n Ihe practical re-
suits of his venture tha w9 mav know
exnclly how profilaiily it can bo cu'
tivatod in this stction.
The White Line.
The nrr" in thi pontes fs a jnere stile
!nn h whit P'vidI of this Hfnt nr
honied mirother foe th protol:inn of
what rutvinitv his Infl Hiom. and to re
frain th nosspsi'on and on'rol of thir
own sfTsirs. and 1nfnd tn sccnmpliRb
both endpaor. Tn-rlsv it ts a war be
tween people and their tyranta, and
if the late' enfrie1iid nffrroea see fit
to array themselves airninst ns, and in
snppnrt.. as heretofore, of trios whnse
iron nee! is upon ns, so be it; w tight the
baitts on the white line and ere "en
listed for the war." regardless of the opin
ions of onr adversaries.
Onr buttle is a bloodless on r field
is the ballot box. and there we propone
to fifrht fhe good fluht for all tht we
have left and to rearain all that, has lienn
wrenehed ruthlessly from na sine the
war, and we intend to win if.
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Th "white line," ts distinctly and In
indellhlv drawn in Mississippi, and nev
er will be obliterated nntil in the fnllnees
of time whio'i "at. last sets all thinirs
even." this frond old Commonwealth
shall be restored to the rn'e and oontrol of
those who love her for what ah baa been
and is capable of being, and reaenel
from the imported leeches, from Al
bert Ames cleer down to fifth corporal,
wbo cling te. her with as rnnch of senti
mental warmth as animates the horee
Ireoh. Aberdeen Examiner.
Wo have said that the very
terms and nature of the "White
Line League movment would
place the two Taces on oppoaite
aides arraying the blacks against
the whites, and vice versa. Cla
rion. . "ies, and it is passing strange to
na that so sensible men. as the Cla
rion editors are, should" argue so
foolishly. Just explain to us how
the "White Line League move
ment" can accomplish a thing that
the Color Line League has made
a finality years ago, and we will
jrive in that yon are right. Just
show ns a man in the State either
black or white that can control the
negro vote, it being understood
that the whites will support him.
and we will agree to drop the col
or line movement in a moment.
Come, prove your faith , by your
works. We are anxious tor light,
and if yon can give it, it is your
dutv to do so. Pittsboro (Miss.)
Democrat.
Jliss Ida, daughter, of Mr.s L. V.
LTinkle, aged abont 12 years came to
a sadden and very distressing death
late Thursday evening. In ooraoany
with other little girls she, was sport
ing in a swing, artiGoinll constrncted.
at Capt. Ferril's. While swineing
at a considerable height the supports,
made of heavy timber, gave waj
catching her in the fall and crushed
her head. All was over in an instant.
She was an only danghter, which, if
possible, Intensifies the arrony of her
aflicted mother. Shubuta Times.
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PRICK UF rich tyr li.
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IVrwma wlahinif tu iiivpat ahnnld order
pniniilly, silhur ul kume office vr uur Jocul
Airriifa.
LiWtiI mminlsaiont will be Hllowcii to anlia-
fuctui v HKelita.
(,'irculHis ciiiluiuitiK full purticnluri fumiahrd
UH HlHK'4lll(lll,
TIIOS. K. IIHA ULETTK,
Agrnt nnit ltlnnas;cr,
Pnlilio Library ltiiildinir, Louinvilli). Ky
JQU. C. C II I D 8 E Y
umrrisT, (rrm niiiir.
Will vifit Khi. Pancagiiula on the 1st Sitem
er, profe aaionally.
The Ciideraigned hitvin; Iwuii Hppiinld
Ajeut of the lnenral ce CompHtiie of New
Orlettua, fi..r the Pert of ftaaraajiln, bea to
atinonura tlmt he bus leeo duly Cotmniaatoued
totAal etlecthv tue llourd or Unilerwrtierfl.
spll-ly JUSTIN DL'KKL.
itn.l.XCII, CilOOKES Co.
Nc. 80 Carondelei St. Kew Orleans,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent ground Cast Steel Ciroular
8 A 8 II, CROSS CUT
and every description of SAWS,
BELTING, riI.ES, Ell tit I WBEEX8
Saw Gnmmers, Up Beta Ac, of the best
quality always on band. apr4-ly
M. It. K Mt JS it S .
East Pascaooula, ... Mississippi
Dealer in
Ship Chandlery,
Dry Goods, Groceries, Tobacco
Tin Ware and Feed.
febi'Iy 4co . &.C., Ar.e.
HaTOTICK
ll I desire to inform tha Public
that I am fhllv pi eratrrd to IHr Pillita. at
Mhort notice, and will be pleHaed to receice
do ran. B. F. PlCKtlX r"yl
.VEJitO.VllflFSE.
Jacknon Mississippi.
This house is located at the JKiil Road
Depot, is well furnished end gives tbe
beat fare ana nnexoeptionanie attention.
A share of the pnblio patronage is respect
fully souoKed.
. JUHN Wi.ljuiM proprietor.
MOBILE.
PRESTOJT Jt STKTSOJV
(Successors to M. 8. Stetson fc Co.)
Manufacturers and, Wholesale
Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES AND IIATS,
osryeet rtork and oldest LsuhltiaM somas la
tha CiivT 811 only at WhoWaJ. .
A'. H Cor. St. Francis a -A .V. Water Umtt
Office re Boston I IS Peart St.
fbl4-ly .. Mobile, Alabama.
BR0MBERU BROTHERS.
8ole Aajcse for 8teinway Pianos and Oeorgs
woodi at VM. x rsrior ana eeirr urgaus.
PLrVNOS and ORUASS,
lot Daophin Street, Mobils, Ala
Musical Instruments,
Sheet Mosic
Mmneal MsrebaBeUse
rancy and variety Goods.
Toys, etc.. etc.
Wiolemle and Retail.
WeetetaJe Aireata far Horts Qerasaa OolofpM.
TH B American Sardine Cempeny't Boneleei
Sardiaes. are morta beiutr, and teM tbma
half tba ceet of imported Sardine. l-ly'JS
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FOR FEVER Cc AGUE
tW Uw t,ifl.4fci m l fee (Man itV-tsMa, Whttm ft
Wel !, m pevaVath aml mm?m i-tf.
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Ocean Springs, Miss.
Apartments f"' Ksmilles slid Single rersnns,
iiniHDiu ar tmr iav, wkkk
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F. W. ILLIA'G,
Jrf, :i,B Proprietor.
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J I. I.OIXfJI. RV, Proprieliir.
OCEAN ti P K I N O , M I 8 H.
This delii(litfiil Summer Resort li now open
for the reception of Oiieate.
Tlinae in qneet of ae liHlblni; snd pure air,
end (food living, will Hud the Otesn Spring
Hotel iufeilor to none of the Watering Plnrea iu
the South.
The Prices sre moderate ; snd the Proprietor
will derole hia whole ullentiotl ti the comfort
snd plasm of his (Ini-aia. - cli-''m
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C O T T A O E
Ocean Spring, .His.
FAMILY BOAKDING HOUSE,
MRS. Jl'I.IA WARD.
je6 .1rrl Proprietress.
N
JEW PA8CAGOULA nOfEL
The nnilerelnned Informa the rnli'lo that he
has lenaed that eleiftnt plnoe, kuowu us the
Hull Place, at Kaet. PaacHKunla. anil betonginu;
to the late Col. O. K. Hall of the New Orleans,
St. Charles Hotel. The building ia specious
and elcmiiit. and tae grounds are mHiruiSceut,
beautifully located imntediitteiy ou Ibe Oulf
Sliuie, wttb wlmrf. bittli bonne etc. sttacuen.
The Ihwu is shaded br superb Live Osliaaud
cuntsiue swings snd amttaeiDents for cbil lreii.
Will open for tbe accommodation of guests
on Monday May 2-r)t.li.
The Terms will be moderate.
The Table will be kept roetanrant style, and
will be furuiehed with alt tbe delicacies of tba
seaesn.
my23'4m.
J. PACTEAU.
JjJiBEirK HOTEL,
East MaragoulH, Jtlits.
OPEN JILL THE YE.1R.
This superior Hotel is located on the front,
and is pleasantly .'turned. Every luxury the
eeaenn atTotds is libernlly furnished by tba pro.
prtetor.
C7tare splendid snd terms very reasonable
MAURICE GUICHARD,
3m.mv?S. Proprietor.
T. J. BROWN,
Practical Paper Hanger,
Denier in
W PAPER and WINDOW SHADES,
Na. liSS 'aaa ntre,
Elirlit Mocks from Canal, from whirl, it can be
resA'hed in fiva minutes by tba Maitasine or
Pr) tania sireet car.
naw uaii ran", e.ei.
ap4-ly Sample books sent, if required.
and GRIST ' All LI.
JOHN" B. DEI. MAS. Proprietor.
Pascagonla, (Scranton P.' O.) Aiss.
CORS, CORM FlOUR, ORIT8,
M If AT. .mA RfitN elwavs on band, or deliver
ed at the Depot, Moea Point and Paeeagonle
(Hea-eihore at prices as low as eau be
anywhere obtained.
Orders lrooi pontto slonc tbe rauroed
promptly filled, and reepectfnlly ao
uoited. maTiS-ly
DR. X. LAMBERT. 1
rharauceatlst a ad Cbtnlst, .
rSCAtHlV'LA. MISS.
To be fbaod DAT or MIGHT at his offlce ea
the eoaoty mad, wear tba Depot.
American. French and German preeerlpticBa
carefully pat ap in aeeerdaaea whfc their reepeet.
ve PharmaeotHBias, - Jenlil'K4
Andersons Starr & Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
CLO T II ING,
502 k &0i BroadwaT,
oJ?T NEWYORK.
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In rtilliMina nn a beenttfiil Siin4 braiw-b, tint
dense of erliirh ere wo.irkd
On the trart la a frame dw.lltss; bones of foer
rooma Willi veratubth III frnl endreer. a le
kiibea and amohelnitiee, ertb and atalde. If
fnnrs land is deaired. it ren lie prnrareil, .1nin.
ina. S' a Inflmw roat. Ilie, e Is a ernpierminK
emeTsrd end eiher pnwe, end sppla, pearh,
peer; njiiinr an! treeanji.llie plaea. The
Trd ia densele sii'd"!. wlfli vKIWii Irene.
The pnreat end heal wnter. Tlie t.eallb'BT Uet
vlllnlfe Is vneseeiioimhlf foo4. If a fthvstctes
were lo trM lhi place he would have the aoe prae
Uce lor fifteen miles. Kor sale twdm foresah.
Alao :sl seiea, KWxt bottom lend with big
nonaeon pine nomaieen, cheep, pert on lime,
flao IMI acres lirhlnittum lend, pun in cult 1-
vsiHin, 411 bneliela of corn to acre, cheep, part on
time iii in rercr i;onntv Al teetaeippi.
or farther pur'ticitlurg apply lo
angl tf hffU OFFICE-
"aCEAJf SPRINOS COTTAGES AND LOTS
FOR SALE I
Two hundred und tbiriecntKl) Inle, rnngiiifr in
price from $ i to l.r(i Hccoidnih to aixe and loca
tion. In the lieautifiil vlllnira of Ocean Knrloirs.
which alHiunda in mineral SpriDjra, aituuted int.
niciiiHtely on our uuir uoast uud onlheftew
OrlcHtts and Mobile railroad, & miles from the
foimer and miles from the lutter, t'ltiest one.
third eaali bnluwie on time to suit purchaser. ,
or if a sale amotittti to live hundred doila s. one
fi'urtb oaah and balance, out, two and tbrbe
veer
Also, a nnmhercf new and desirable cottuaes
for sale on eante terms Hpleudid opportunities
are here offered to prorurs a home at low prices
aud on reaaoiinble terms, at oue of tbe pleasant.
est. and moat ueitlHiy ot our hea-side aeeorta
Apply for further luformation to the
Jcbltf. STAR OFFICE
P O R BENT
Two very desirable Residences at Ocean
Springs, for rent- Inquire of
jy4 t STAR OFFICE
F
O R B A h E
Lot at Eabt FxACAoonLA
A lot immetJintely npon the beiu-h, with
A bluff, 115 lent trout, 64 chains dop tturt ttpou
it are dihdt Immin inie live oaks, una it U well
timbtsred. fie level aiui htut m cIst foundation, ami
is well Htiapted lor a fnut orctjarri. Kor sale,
ciienp. inquire ox
jeia-tf. HTAR OFFICE.
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A tarin, han1-onM,ooniiQOt1ioQ6, three-stun
rsi(lenc coutaiuinr twelve stmcious room, iu
the twain bailtiinKi with irnittts ami marble roantuls
in every room, wiite ball, and fralleri-se
froutand rear: 8rrt story of brick slate roift
and brick cisterns with capacity of -40,01)0 gal
lons j out houses furnish. nc every convenient i
orchard, frardens tfce. : situated iinaediately up
ou the PescatfOiiU Rtrer, at Ha nonth. com
maodiug a ttue view of tbe bay t bathhouse aud
40 feet wharf with nine feet water at end. The
yard is shaded by sraud old live-oaks, and the
frrounds are beautilul and attractive. Connected
witn the place is a
TRACT OF LAND
with frronnds el eared aud endeared, which will
be sold with the place or not as desired, or it
will be sold in divided tmcts, noon wbicb there
are handsome aud eligible build in lots.
As an elefpuM Remdenoe, a finrVelass Family
Boarding IIoum. a Military 8chool, an Academy
or Seminary this plaoe otters aneiitpaeeed attrac
tmns and inducement. For full luturaaUou
inuuire of
irw a r aTx a-sms-sn
DlAft VC r IVEie
NEW ORLEANS.
44Mt tvel ?. Todd T Co
Importers aad Dealera in
White Lead, Taints and Oils,
Window Glass,! Varnish,
Crashes, Artists' Materials, etc, etc.
(Established in 1848 )
76 Megaiine Street,
One door above Poydrss,
New Orleans, Loaisaaa. aovJS Can
WEBSTER Sc CO.,
WHOLESALE GROG E H 8 ,
stealers la
Sugar, Molasses,
Coffoe and Ricf,
And Receive and Hell Wool,
No. W and 4 Mafasioe tttreei.
aori-6ai New Orleans, La.
JOII.y C. ROGERS
Commission Merchant and Dealer
is '
GRAIN.
Corner Tchenpitonku sad Poydras atreete.
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f mil nnt war.
wishum wair,
a r i t rtraT, rrf , .rr
trtlw Meet alwef bee4, ll'abea
ericee r4 t ft H-.
alts I
Charles M. Cruzat.
f4 iiArrrr Mj -stasirTri.
Ilcttiil ttealer la Liij'wir. Tolsrro
an'l Cifar. Whi'kira of all kin-K
Wine, Ale. IVu-r and tsptr IJeer.
rlsis Tea I rssj,
( ll'iK . rANILY (lUlltHlIFI
Mll .l OMSJ OATS, 4Ve.
DRY llOOttH AND AfJ'OAM
and MlaeMal.
m if.'l ly (J'll'h Salsa snd Small Profits
I,IVERSTinLE,
rASCAOOULA DEPOT'
n. t. Plrket iiifiirms his friends snd Ibe trav
el nil pnl.lir that fee has eelabliabed bis Livery
stable at lbs llepot, where ha la prepared lo fnr
i.h horsed lle or t biirnesa, with Vebklea,
at any time ot the ib'." M- n"",.". -of
all kind.d.me al alwtrt mrttce"?' '" ' "l
t.rme. Willi Bmant and carefel atleii'i'i .RfN1
moderate charges, lis trnat to merit tbe pHtmnsHnwm.
of the public. dee!!l ly rv"
jyiiw DAI Ben SHOP.
F. BECHT,
IJARBER and 1IAIRDKESSER.
I'aseagoula (Depot), Mississippi
Hair entt.ug 35 cents.
Miavinir lo
V'lMUitKMininif 35
flair dreitiiiai Ill
M.uMluclnVaved 6i , .
Will be happy to attend his old en.tom 'ivand
many new enca Support the Stas and your
l't"rhe Celebrated Hovt's German Cologne
alvsay.on baud and tbe best Hair Oil, for sale
ebeat).
J.E. 4V C, II. WOOD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Moss Point - Mias.
Vgr Office in Conrt Honse atthe Depot Otltce)
boiire.trom IU a M. to o'clock, r.a.,Tueadnya
and Fridays febU-ly
H. KREBS ' H. F. KUCDtt
H. KREBS & bON,
AT
PASCAGOCLA, fMlSS.,
AND
Near tbe Ruilroad Depot.
'Dealers in
DRY G0QD3,
boots;and SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS
CLOTHING
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
PROVISIONS AND FEED,
HARDWARE. TIN WAEKt
CROCKERY WARE
WOODEN WARK
AND CUTLERY.
Highest nuu-ket prices paid for
co ujytr r pr on vcn
J. E. SAUUAZIN.
. (Near sad abeve tha River Brldga.1
PASCAOOULA. MISS-
Dealer ia
Drj Goode,
Fancy Goods, .
Boots aud Sloes,
Ilats and Caps,
Provisions and
Groceries.
Teed of all Kind
Hardware, Tinware, Crockeiy Ware
Wooden Ware and Cotlery-
!Always on Hand.
9u08 7ft J tii per Posta
Sm J sniper 11 Tt. neat for Arbors
it. sXnsws tor baildiag yseaobt,
A Larva Lot of
FIRST-CLASS SHINGLES,
II. C. V AUG II AN.
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