The sea coast echo. [volume], March 31, 1894, Image 4

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W. h. MAT. CIfAS. O. MOKKAU.
’ MAY A MOREAU. Editors A PrpjjNHaw.
* Entered In' tbs port office at Bay St. Louis
as secoird-cUBa mall matter.
• BAY ST. tOVIS Pi RMETRS'AIJ.UNC*.
1465, meets every #t st Saturday of each
month at Bayou Philip sebooibMtso. H.
I.nxicb, president, Samuel vonDrorkow
sky, secretary.
CHURCH OIF|ESfbRY.
r - - j. A - ~ A.
Our I.lKly efth' Wn!fCatholic church—
First Mass' every Sunday at 7 o'clock, a.
in., second Mm* at 10 hVlnckii. m. Ves
pers every Sunday eveuiug at 4 o’clock.
Very KeV. Father 11. Leduc, pastor, Rev.
Father Alphonse Leittel, assistant pastor.
Bt. Clare’s Chapel, (Catholic.) —Mass
every Sunday and holidny-of obligations
at tt'ii. m
Mam Street Methodist church—Preaeh
■ ll,g every second and fourth Sunday* hi
ouch mouth at 11 a. in. Sunday sehoetnt
11:30 a. in. Prayer meeting every Wed
nesday evening at 7 o’clock. Rev N. B.
Harmon, pastor.
Christ Episcopal church. Cedar Point.
-Services every first and third Sunday of
•aoli moldh. at 11 a. nl. Sunday school
every Hmulny at 10 a. m. Rev. Nelson
tyres. Rector
DEMOCRATIC TICK ET
FOR MUNICIPAL OFFICES.
FOR MAYOR: \
A. G. Fieri, \
FOR TREASURER:
Robert C. Engman,
FOR Slit RDIARY:
Richard IWendos,
FOR TAX-COLLECTOR:
J?hn B. loor.
FOR MARSHAL:
George W. Maynard,
ALDERMAN—WARD 1
Li dwig H. vonGoheen,
ALDERMAN -WARD 2
James Gilmore Fayirdi
ALDERMAN WARDS
f eter Rsmond,
ALDERMAN—WARD 4
Ferdinand H Eggloff.
City Echoes,
—Elections ncjl Monday.
—Send us your job printing,
—April fool's day to-monaw.
—Chew Vaughan's Clover llondy.
—Vole lor A. 0. Fieri toi'mayif,
—Chew Vaughan’s Clover Honey.
-AVote lor Geo. Maynard for marshal.
—Vote lor U. 0. Engnmn for treasurer.
—Vole lor Richard Mendes lor secreta
ry •
—Dr, Turner w, a in New Orleans Wed
day.
—The burnt district Is being rebuilt at
a rapid rate.
—Vote forvPetor Esmond for alderman
from third ward.
—Vote for Jno. B. loor for tax-collec
!tor and assessor.
—Vote for Dr. L. 11. yonGobren lor al
derman Irom the first ward.
Vote loriJatnes Gilmore Fnyurd for
alderman from second ward.
- -Bright Miss Fanny Hunt is visltiug
shcr sister Mrs. A. D. Smith.
—Hon. August Ivollcrspcnt Wednesday
‘ln New Orleans on business.
—Vote for Ferdinand Eggloff for al
derman from the fourth ward.
—After next Monday the Fopulltcs and
company will wear a “worried look,”
MissCorttinedeMuntlnvlu has returned
from a delightful visit to the Crescent
•Oily,
—The topic of conversation In social
circles Is the firemen ball, to take place
In April.
—Miss Katie Lynch, ol Titusville, Fa.,
Is visiting her sister Miss Fannie Lynch
at the Bay 81, Louis hotel.
Bright little Hazel Gensllugcr enter
tained a delightful number of her young
friends at her home last evening.
-The approaching marriage of Miss
Vicky Breath to Mr. W. J. Gallup has
been formally announced, April 6th.
—For 60 cents, cash In advance, Tine
Echo will print and furnish you with a
pack of fine gilt edge visiting cards.
—Every Goou-Ueniocrat should remem
ber his duty at the pulls neat Monday by
voting the straight Democratic ticket.
—Another market for Bay St. Louis.
Wc understand that Ellsworth J. John
stou will soon open anew market house.
—The Saturday and Monday bargain
daya at the Welcome Store arc attracting
buyers In large numbers ou those particu
lar days.
-^Coctractor Kirk, who has bocu em
ployed at Fearllngton for the past few
weeks, returned to the Fay Wednesday
morning.
Miss MaryJ’onicUo, a dark-eyed rose
bud ol the Crescent City, has returned to
her home afar a etay of several weeks
■at the Bay,
-Our friend and progressive farmer,
Mr. F. Fen Davis has the 4nest straw
•berry patch wc have yet seen Id this sec
tion this year.
—1 he artlc weather of the .past week
has been anything but pleasant and in
many parts of this section has wrought
much damage to vegetation,
—We understand that Mr. Frank IMH
man is arranglrg to open a bakery here
in a snort time. This will make four
bakeries In Bay St. Louis this summer.
—A pruity cottage oi t Main street is
tube reeled f or Mr. Spor, of New Or
leans Messrs. Gardcblcd & Bmclkcr
haye secured the contract for the build
in*. >
1 he bridge gang men have completed
their work here and the camp has been
moved to Scranton where the repairs on
the bridge at that point wilt bj com
pleted.
mituMai,.
"Now you see it, now you don’t.”
From wbst source tbe foregoing fami
liar quotation emanated ia not known not
withstanding tbe freqnency of Its usage,
but at this period of local political history
It coaid not more appropriately be applied
tb,n to tbe municipal ticket of tbe Popu
lites- Otc evident scheme of the Fop
ntltes few la the recent suppression of
what we know to be a faetthat there will
positively be opposition Wtke Democrats
next Monday, and after dosing one of
their full yanf-wide Democratic fellow
citizens with the gag of their withdrawal
they “confidentially” whisper tbe truth
to some Igcoraut. flop-cared, mosquito
legged would-be Democrat of their lutcn
tlon. It is simply a machination to
soothe two men in order to irltate one.
One medicine singly has never been known
to down tbe Hying and rise tbe dead.
No matter how boundless tbe personal
influence and bow great the following ol
any one or all of the candidates on the
opposing ticket may be, It will prove un
availing to persuade the enlightened ma
jority. The voters in the Democratic
pilmary were fully aware of tbe Im-
portance of their vote, and their great
Democratic knowledge told them tbe best
use In casting their ballot. Will such
men sacrifice their dignity to bend? NO!
Next Monday they will go to the polls, be
consistent and vote the Democratic ticket
and ull will be well.
VV<<I<IIIIK Hells.
Marrikd; At Biloxi, Mission Monday,
March Z, Da-t, Miss Ella Posey to Mr.
Frank Dabney, both of this place. The
wedding was u “gretna green” affair and
treated quite a stlrln social circles. Miss
Posey is u very brilliant and charmtcg
young lady. Mr. Dabney, a shining le
gal light, formeily of Blythe, Miss., is
a young gentleman of slerlln’ qualities
and evidenced good judgment in his
selection of a life partner. The wedding
took place at the Moutross hotel, Key.
Ebron Thompson, oßlclatlng, with the
Governor of Illinois and the Superior
Judge of Wisconsin for witnesses. Tin;
Echo’s best wishes arc extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Dabney,
Marriko: Miss Ida Fayrn, of this-city,
to Mr. Paul Cbauvet, of Mow Orleans, at
the church of Our Lady of the Gulf, Very
Rev. Father If. Lcduc, officiating, Wed
nesday, March 28th. These young peo
ple have many friends ail of whom extend
happy wishes.
Anniuj tile Melho'ilsOa,
F.aster Sunday was appropriately ob
served by the Methodist congregation of
this place. In spite of the inclement
weather, the Sunday School attendance
was fairly ood whtto teachers and pu
pils studied the Resurrection lesson found
In the sixteenth chapter 61 St Mark’s
gospel.
At the 11 o’clock service the audience
was favored with a good sermon by the
pastor on the same theme, the Resurrec
tion of Christ. At night there was a ser
vice lu the interest of foreign missions.
Master Eaton Bowers made a little “(Had
Eastorday” address of welcome, Master
John Turner recited the twenty-third
Psalm, Miss B. Anslcy obligingly read a
selection appropriate to the occasion,
white the Easlernthoms of praise so well
rendered tv the choir, the congregational
singing—a feature in Methodist worship
—the address of the pastor, the collec
tion for misslonery Work taken by Mas
ters Delcuzc and Tounne contributed to
a profitable and edifying Sabbath day
service among the people called Metho
dists.
ln nomorliim
In loving memory of Sidney Ladner.
Across'tbe brightness of a happy home
death has fallen swiftly and grieving
neartaaro confronted with an awful tra
gedy. He met Ais untimely death by one
ol those terrible accidents which shocks
a whole community with a sense of hor
ror and the sympathy of the Xamllyclrcle
so bereaved. Young at; he was, scarce
more than a noy, he had already taken
his place among the world's workers; hi*
labor, a glad offering to the comfort of
ms parents, and at the post of duty his
bright young life was ended. Sisters and
brothers share the inexpressible grief of
his parents at the terrible loss which has
befallen them. All medical skill could do
was unavailing. SplMual comfort and
the blessed promise of the church to the
faithful, prepared, the courageous young
spirit took lot Us voyage over that river
which Hows between earth and eternity,
•■Blessed are the pure In heart for they
shall sec God." A Frikkd, E. F, J.
Bay St. Louis, Miss , Mch, 20, 1804.
—One pi the widest and probably the
longest whai'f [extending from our shores
is now In course of construction for Mr.
Oeoinnch, near the Tellriard property.
With his varied and advantageous -facili
ties Air. 0-iomaeh has about completed
all the necessary arrangements fur a llrsl
class lumber yard and with his own
schooners will ..cep bis lumber yard well
and completely stocked.
-Mrs. A. Urnguou,always prompt and
] willing to lend wide and worthy Service,
j has been calling on our citizens this week
raising funds for the public school medals
to be awarded at the close of the present
session. Frof. Kagan his contributed
towards the purchase ol two gold medals
and will superintend the purchase ol the
silver medals. The list of conti Ibhtors
and Individual amounts donated has been
promised lor the next issue of this paper.
—Mr. Louts ConsUfinc, aged 21 years
and27 days, died at hisbome.Tn this city
Tuesday and was bailed Wednesday
evening, Kev. N. B. Harmon officiating.
Mr. Oonsldinc was a victim of that dread
ful disease, consumption.
—Mr. F. Boiling, ol New Orleans, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. J. O Donnell on.
Union street.
hWAVELAXD KCHOE*.
ml rim CicMnl Items lima Ifet
mlt Resort UXhmd tod
Written by o nr ■ (metal i;or
% roaponaent.
Mr' Lacassagup, of New Orleans, vltlt
ed blif son at college Sunday.
Mr.' John D. Ituss was tbe guest of Mr.
Prague Coleman on Saturday.
' The people’s choice for Waveland’s
next mayor Is Mr. Olus Bourgeois.
Mr Lucas K. Moore and family spent
several days at their summer home last
week.
Mr.Chas. Jam.lver Is baying his sum
mer borne repaired and otherwise beau
tified.
Waveland needs a first cl-ss drug store.
It would not be a very bad Idea to eu
courage some of our business men into
the pro ect.
Mr. Prague Coleman came over on Hat
urday and remained until Sunday at "Bay
Home," the lovely summer residence of
Mr. 11. Dudley Coleman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Klatte, of Kego
lets, La., were visitors on Sunday. Mrs.
Klatte returned borne Tuesday accom
pauled by her young sister.
Dikd—On Master Sunday morning at
tbe home of her son, K. V. Ladner, Mrs.
Victor Ladner aged 78 years, a native of
Mississippi. The Interment took place
from her son’s r< sidvoee and was large
ly attended. Tbe deceased was a most
estimable lady and leaves a large number
of friends and relatives to mourn her loss.
—Chew Vaughan’s Clover Honey.
{Have On® Vttnlcd lor Yonraelt,
The following, taken from ono of the
brightest newspapers in the country, is
given "pare in these columns for the spe
cial benefit in particular for a number of
our liay St, Louis readers:
The man who stops a paper because
there is something in it that he docs not
like should he consistent ami got np ami
leave a hotel table if he happens to see
something on Hie bijl of faro that does
nut suit his taste. Ho should be as con
sislent with one as with the other. A
good newspaper is a hill of fare of mental
food lor mi many different tastes ns possi
ble, and the reader ought to know that
the article that does not suit him is, per
il a|w*, jest the taste of every other reader
of the jiaper. "The man who insists upon
haying the paper just as lie wants it
ought to priht it himself,
—Chew Vaughan’s Clover Honey.
In answer to the question, “Whai is
hoiliu without a newt); spin f an exchange
s.'iys, “it's a place where huts are stuffed
into window pains; where the children are
like young pigs; the wife like a savage
ami the husband with a panorama of the
dismal swamp painted on his shirt bosom
with tobacco juice.”
—ln setting fire to a lot a rubbish last
Monday, the dress of the little daughter
of .Mr. Cha;i. Bosh ignited. The flames
enveloping the little om were combated
In'her father who succeeded lu arming
the almost inevitable results but not until
hishands were severely burned.
—Ur. Walker, our donlict, requests us
to say that ho will not be a l , his office here
next week. Ho will leave on Sunday to
attend a meeting df the State Board of
Dental Examiners to be held at Jackson,
Miss. The Doctor is a member of that
body.
“How dear to our heart is
Cash on subscription,
When the generous subscriber
Presents it to view;
But the man who don’t pay—
Wo refrain from descript ion
For, perhaps, gentle reader,
The man might he yon.’’
—Col. I'm, K. Stuart, aged 73 years,
died at his homo in Ocean Springs, Thurs
day evening at 3 o’clock and was buried
yesterday evening at 4 o'clock. Colonel
Stuart had won much prominence by his
successful culture of the pecan,
—The residence of Mr. E. J. Bowers
came near being destroyed by fire Tues
day morning from a defective chimney.
Immediate assistant was rendered ana
wbat promised to prove a big conflagra
tion was frustrated.
—Messrs. Landrleu Bros, fro having
erected a magnificent store building next
to their grocery store on Hancock street.
This building will accommodate a baker
and confectioner for which purpose it Is
being erected.
<—Mr. Jos. deFaoli and Mr. Joseph
Tabor, of this city, have struck a good
Idea by opening a feed store. They have
rented the lower story of Firemen’s hall
and can be found there ■•studying to
please. 1 '
—A delightful children’s picnic was
given by Mfss Lucy Combel and a nice
circle of her friends. The If tic cues tf&e
well chaperoned and enjoyed themselves
in a good fashion way.
County Superintendent A. Q. Steven
son has a communication In this issue of
Tub Echo "Of Interest to public school
patrons.” It will be found on the first
page.
?rof Chas. Barneaud and slater, of
France and who have been spending the
wln er at “Sea Brook Cottage," left the
Bay Thursday.
—Tony Breath lea's among the New
Orleans excursionists to the Bay Snnday
and spent the day with bis grand parotits
and relatives.
Mr. A. G. Fieri, who wilt be mayor
of Bay St. Loins on after Monday next,
went over to Mlsslsslnpl City Wednesday
-Mr. McGraw of Detroit, Michigan,
is here on a visit to his wife who is a
gueit of the popular Bay St. Louis hotel.
Col. T. B. Slockdalc, congressman
from this district, ha* formerly announced
his candidacy for re-election.
—There are many good things for the
people and Bay St. Louis when Mayor
| Fieri will be in ofloe.
—Mrs. C. K. deLappe and daughters
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
dcMontluzln.
—Mr. Albert Leonhard spent Sunday
with his parents at their lovely ‘Elmwood’
home.
—Dr. and Mrs. Sbupncrt, of New Or-
are visiting Dr, and Mrs vonGoh-
The Pfne Bluff Echo, (colored), liUs
•oiiie of it* no* hard Hoke m msionatly,
but always in a spirit of kindness. The
pellets it Odnihiittera to if* Pine Bluff
women might not' be bad medicine for
some of it* race fn Bay St. Louis and other
towns near by. Here are three Jlaragniphs
from a recent isque:
“They say
The world judges people by the comp
any they keep; then What dee* Pine Bluff
think of certain persons, wfcokcopccrtain
company t
That a certain fascinating and very
highly fSspeHed'yftnng lady living with
in flie city limita needs to heed more
closely the injuetion :‘<<evil communica
tions doth corrupt good unmiiets.”
Tliat tho young lady vrlio after return
ing from church stands without her door
Intpering sweet nothlngstoher bean until
a very late hour in the iHfclit, should not
intrude hersoll Into good society amt claim
eqiml share of respect and reverence. If
she hasn't moral courage enough to resist
and rc'mfce th(Ppertist*vco of a yoiing man
she should lie regarded ns a weak and
careless creature. For every man, old or
young, however eousplonoiis he may he,
is bound to respect a lady, if she is only
a lady enough to demand such respect.
—Chew Vaughan’s Clover Honey.
Judge Debllenx'* Address Last Night,
Political Notice 1 To the People! On
Friday, Stub March, 1801, I will, at; the
request of my felloir-townsmen, address
those irf my fellow pitizeus who w ill hon
or me with their presence, on local and
general political issues of tho day.
Respectfully, Bickjamix Df.blikux.
The above notice, tacked around town
for the past four days, attrartod a small
crowd at the court, lionso last night.
About ten or fifteen voters, a mnnoer of
boys and colored men composed the
speakers’ hearers. The address was brief
and to the point. The Peoples patty
plan was vigorously advocated,
The lovely and' fashionable homo of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Tpllilnrd was brilliantly
illuminated and a gay bouquet of beauty
and chivalry under the brlllnnt flashes of
gaslights participated in the Terpsicho
nan art last night. The charming young
daughter of the hopv.q Miss Joanne, en
tertained her guests in a bocoming and
graceful manner. Dainty refreshments
were served and a very pleasant evening
was enjoy and by all.
LOST: A King’s Daughters silver cross
w ith ‘‘ISJSG” inscribed. Kinder will kind
ly return to ihis office.
£ AGENTS! " in l, " v f,,r . vo "
ilk I ■—— ntrrr- r' 11,,nv nie< ami vidua
*Jr \7 (do things, hnt noth
ing more nsi'lnl and iarhioiuthlo
as a pack of pnnte(hd(iting cards. The
Krno Job Print inf: out e.
USE THE BEST
H Paints
§m beads
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: Wmire¥uMo' #v
T. LOUIS, MO.
EeUbllihed 187a.
FOR SALE JBV
JOSEPH COMPEL,
Headquarters for^^-.
Hard warn and builders’ materials and
agents for celebrated Charter Oak ami
Monitor Stoves.
HAY BT. LOUIS, MISS.
Notice.
In conlorWity tb Section t. page 4 0 I
the Charter of the city ot Bay St. Louis
approved March 16, 1886, the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen ordered the regular
election to bo held In the City Hall, on
Monday, April a, m 94,
lor a mayor, a secretary, a treasurer, an
assessor and tax-collector, a marshal and
four aldermen, one for each ward.
Jno, V. Toulmr, Mayor,
Bay St. Louis, Miss., March 8, 1894.
ivrotioo.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company will pay the following-prices
for material lost from Its bridges and
track in the October storm if delivered in
good order on shore near the bridge at
Scranton, Biloxi or Bay St. Louis;
Halls, $5 OOJ each; creoaotcd string
ers, bolsters and caps, 81.20 each; creo
soted tics and guard rails, 16 cents each.
C. Marshal, Supt.
4-EQ-U AL€===l2L
I. e., four w eeks by our method ofteach
ing book-keeping is ennui to Twelve
Weeks by the old style. Positions gurait,
teed under certain conditions. Best pat
rouized Business College in the South.
500 students in attendance the past rear
Eleven teachers. Nashville is the ednea
tional center Of the South. Cheap hoard.
No vacation. Enter nny time. Home
study. ft 0 have recently prepared books
on book keeping, Shortbudd and pen
manship especially adaptable to homo
study. Nothing like them yvor issued be
fore. Milton 60 days’ trial. On’r free
illustrated 80-page catalogue will explain
all. Rend for it now. DUAUGHON’S
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE ax
SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND axd TElil£
GKAI’HY. Nashville, Tenu,
N. U.—We pay 80 caab tor all vacancies
as book keepers, stenographers, teachers
etc., reported to ua, providing we fill the
the same. Vch 24
To Public School Teachers.
The spring examination of the public
se; 00l teachers of Hancock county will
bo held at the court bouse in Bay St. Louis,
Miss., 011 Friday and Saturday, April Gtli
and 7th, for white teachers, ami Friday
and Sjturdny, April ISfti and Rth fur col
ored teachers Examinations will be held
at Nicholson on Fridav and Saturday,
April 20th ai-dSlst for w hite teachers, and
Friday and Saturday, April 87th and 28Ui,
ror colored teachers, Examinations will
commence at 8 o’clock a. m., ouch day.
A. G. fjruvrxsox*
Sqpt. Pfihlic Education for Hancock co.
TitIe,HAMCOCK COUNTY
Abstract okficr
JOHN LELAND HENDERSON.
Attorney and Comueflor at Law.
No. 9 Main Street.
Also buys, sells and rents ral estate?
Terms rcas^naMc,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JPRANK DABNEY,
Attorn oy At Law,
Office—on Front near Main greets.
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS. 1
D B. SEAL,
Attorney At Law.
Practices In all sea Coast countlea.
Obfick: Union near Hancock streets
BAY ST. LOUIS. MISS
•
U SEAL
Counsellor & Atty at Law
MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS.
Will practice In all Courts in Sea
Coast counties, including Federal Court,
also In Supremo court at Jackson, Miss.
IbHNTnSTT
W. E. WALKER, D. D. S.,
Bay St Louis Office: Front near Union
streets. Homs: Dally Bto 9:30 a. in.
Thursdays 8 a m. to f;3U p. m.
Pass Christ inn Office: Wlttman Build
ing, opposite Mexican Gulf Hotel, Honrs:
10 a. m. to 539 ’p. in, daily except
Thursdays,
DR. R. J, TURNER.
Physician# Snrgeon,
Office: Next to Post Office.
BAY ST. LOUIS MIB8 r
OFficf Hours—From 8 to 10 s, m.
and 2t03 p. in. Ofllco hours at de Mon
tloz'ri’s rimrmacv—From 1 to! P m
DR. L H von GOHRLN.
(Formerly Clinical Assistant, University
Strnsgimrg, Alsace-Lorraine. ,
Physician, Surqeon
'•> and Accoucheur.
'SPECIALIST FOR DISEASES OF THE
Eye, Ear, Throat & Nose.
HAY ST. LOUIS, MISS.
Office—Front Street, oppoHite Post
Office. Ho ith—lo A. M. to 12 M.
Free Consultation for indigent patient#*
at n , Hi<h:y #, c pu J ueadtkv* hiul Saturdays
from 7 to 0 A. W.
GULF (OAST MARKET
Ki.EI’S CONHI ANTLV
CHOICE
BEEF, VEAL, PORK
AMD BUTTON.
■i' 1 - *-' ii every evening at cnstom
ei > -‘eti" n Marketing delivered
( i...idem Meat to l>e Imd at all horns
1 fie ilaj,
■ in ml nftr ■■ Tmidav, the
f '■*■■■*'i, t> ;}l, e" *i lied - v Ty
imieliaHrt tl.< (lull i,y,r.t Mari it,
liead ot' Main .Stn. , wilPlntcivc a
ticket uh a receipt lor ever, 5 cents 0;
meat purchased, ypon presentation
ol r>oo of these receipt tickets the holi
er wiU entitled to *2 50 in oaeli
money or for 1000 tickets *5.00 in
on"i>- Oko. Muller,
Onlf Codht Market.
HEAD OF MAIN STREET.
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS.
Railßoad Exchange,
Fine Wine* Liquors
Cigars and To baooo
loe cold bear constantly on hand.
May St. Louis, Miss.
THE rules;
Are; No loud talking, no profanity, no
indecent expressions will lie allowed, nny
one drunk and violating dedenoy will not
be permitted to remain In the house.
'Hie rules are quite rigidly enforced and
the penalty for neglect fs summarily in
flicted. Jamks Silmokk Fa yard,
Proprietor.
tmmmfimmfmwmmHmm
After The Ball,
After The Storm,
After The Fire,
Will be located at Manlerl’g.
W. H. YENM.
UiUiUiiUdUtbWihhllUUuUh
L. A. deMONTLUZIN
Ohemist and Pharmacist,
UKALKR IX
DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND PATENT
MEDICINES, PERFUMERY TOI
LET ARTICLES, ETC.,
SPECTACLES. CANDIES.
Cigars and Tobacco*
Soda and Mineral Waters
front near Main Streets,
Ray St. Louis, Miss.
PRESCRIPTIONS.A SPECIALTY
evergreen
COLLEGE.
EYHROREEN.LA. .
V-KOR RoVs AND GIRLS.— s
r7^' r : ,r *' ,oar ‘> u "' l tuition from December
m t u® I m ‘ent session for
1*72.00. hpeciul Ofler. Addreas
C. C. WEIR, Preset.
RIP-As ”
I’wmmM
regulate the
STOMACH, LIVERa BOWELS
11 AHO PiISIFY THE BLOOD, i
RIPAXS TiRtXEA tfc ,
1 i&’yaJtSjSScS *
The welcome store
. carries a 'Complete line ** JJt
Df? Goods, Fmq Goods, Notions, Hats
CATS, BOOTS, SHOES, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS ’
• • rocxMif A*a cHUDim ctMAn ,
Ziadlea’ TJndlei>wear.
and Mlsses’Roady Made biessi> a --
Millinery, Laces, Ribbons,Embroideries, House PaW'shim, t •
Matting, Rugs, Window Shades and Cornices. 8 '
Patronage ol all solicited. \ " J *V.
„ r, Q* A. LEVY. Cor. Front aud Main strm
Agent for WanamakorA Brown's Celebrated Clothing.
' HEADQUARTERS FOH (COMMERCIAL TRAVEI
Bay St. Louis Hotel and Cottages
lOMT TUB BBAOTr. *
The commodlons hotel is delightfully situated on the verge of the m,i
earner Front and and affords the most comfortable romn.' J! r V w *.
unsurpassed table.' Open the year round, with excellent accommodationsforfa
aud transient boarders. MOard audpodgiug, by the day, week or mm t b
further particulars apply to uoiiu.
MRS. A. ALLEN, Proprietress,
- Bay St. Louis, Miss.
CAUTIdw.-If t dealer offer* W. L.
Doug la* Shw* at a rednoad price, or Mjl
h hat them without name alampad on
bottom, put a fraud.
W. L. Douglas
S3 SHOE THE* WORLD.
_ W. L. DOUGLAS Shoes are stylish, easy fit.
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to those who wear them. Dealers who push the
,°V V * L * P° U K ,M Shoes gain customers,
which helps to increase the sales on their full line
of goods. They can afford to sell at a ler. profit,
and wc believe you can save money by biivlng all
your footwear of the dealer advertised brlmv
C \ tn^^^J, C°tL a PP ,,catlon ‘ Address,
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