The sea coast echo. [volume], April 07, 1894, Image 4

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ritcred In the post office at Bay At. Louis
as second-class mall matter.
City Echoes.
—TIIK alnfy foirlyou so. -
—Chew Vaughan's Clover Honey.
—Dr. Mitchell was a’ 'visitor toTass
Cbrisli^BlMm-maity.'''-; < - '>► -
—Misye* PtoaVil-P.l' ywwftrt, of iblrl
mgton,irte,Ultfng Mrs, jdrivei l , ..
—flying trip
to New iAtW befe NVedhrsdai
night
•O vntd t—
—Tho4iyg4’#4*aw4 mt to.day.and the
new oilltera elected last Monday took
their seats. •
IT Mr! Mr Obo. Muller
are in New Oilcans, guests of lion, and
Mrs. J. Foster.
" " 1 _■ ■- • .
-Mlss'Moffflfc (irahain, who has been
: caching Atf'Poptarville, is here to attend
the examination.
—Mi. Edgar Bond, one of llandsboro's
handsomest, was a welcome visitor to
the Bay last Sunday.
—Mr. Jane Simon, representing Leon
Godebcahi, of sew Orleans, was a visi
tor to the Bay yesterday.
- The wedding In high life mentioned
in these columns recently to soon take
place has been indefinitely postponed.
—Miss Lottie Cuneo, pretty and grace
ful, came over from her Crescent City
home Sunday last to spend the week with
friends.
—The circus to have exhibited Wed
nesday, stranded In New Orleans, Many
of the little ones were bitterly disap
pointed,
••The Promote Band, composed of some
ol the best of local talent of our colored
population, turned out In full uniform
and force last Sunday.
—Messrs. John U. Clark and A. O. Osoi
n,uh, business men of fearlington, were
it the Bay this week on business and vis
Hiug fi lends amt relatives.
Oar excellent friend Mr. U, B. Belt has
rcturnetHu his Chicago home after a
most delightful winter spent with his
family at "Kenwood” villa.
—Mr. and SB*. E. I!. Cbevilley and
their lovely daughter, Miss Agnes, arrived
from New Orleans Tuesday evening to
take up their residence at their Bay Bt.
Louis properly.
—Prof. Eagan, the efficient principal of
our city School, and his able assistants
arc training the young for an exhibition
to mark tho close; ot Ihe school which
lakes place this month.
£ Mrs. Passman and little son, after
a while with her mother, Mrs.
Adams, returned to her New Orleans home
'Sunday. Mr, Passman, who spent Sun
day hero, accompanied his wl/c homo.
"a - *—Mrs. L. Baron left Thursday niorn
ing for New Orleans and expects to re
-turn this evening with her charming
, daughter, Miss Mamie, who Ims been !
spending some time with relatives and j
• and Blends.
—The municipal elections of lasi Mon
•day Were the Oral to take place under the
‘Hew sy. p in. and the printing of the olff
Tlal tick ts tinder new 1 .t ielions were
•piloted at Ihe Echo*. job printing de
' phrtracut.
Mrs. Adams and daughters gave a
very pleasant.parly and dance to a num
ber of our society belles and beaux Sat
■ urduy evening. Dainty roferesb upnts
and cakes wore served and with good
in lisle ft good time wu b lonltzcdg
—The hypnotic show given hat night
at firemen's Hall last night by Prof,
Behymur was a total failure and the few
present denounced the affair 11 take and
swindle, We arc told this niorulng
that the professor skipped owing the rent
of the hall and bis board bill,
—Mr. and Mrs. N. ,P. Kellogg, of the
North, are guests of Mrs, Kellogg's sis
ter, Mrs, V B. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Kel
logg and Mrs. Bell and Judge aid Mrs.
Galvin ile Wolf returned this week from
' ■ ollghtful stay at Tampa, Florida,
go Iti of that n|agnlfloicnt;hostclry, “The
Tampa,"
-M vbrikij—Miss Vicky Breath to Mr.
W. J. Gallup, Thursday April 6th, 1894
at 5 p. m., at the church of Our Lady ot
tho Gulf, Rev. Father Alphonse officiating.
Mr. W, K. Kaucior was best man, and
1 ho attendants were Misses Lottie Cunco,
Jessie Cnzcuenvo nud Messrs. Charles
Breath ami James Breath.
Mayor John T. McDonald was a vis
itor to Bay St, Louis Tuesday morning,
lie Is figuring on the contract for build
mg Mr. Aug. Keller’s large brick store,
If John gets tho contract the work will
be well done. He Is a first-class builder.
—Pass Christian News, [We would be
pleased to see Mr. McDonald got the con
tract.
The Senior ot the Echo partook of a
magnificent birthday dinner at the home
oi Mr. J. Hcltzman last Sunday. It,was
the celebration of the birthday of Mr.
Hcltzman and bis little son, and quite a
pleasant party of distinguished citizens
was present. The affair was Informal,
but was very pleasant in every detail.
Ihe dinner was Indeed magnificent;
everything that could please the palate
being found ou the table aod the party
did justice to It. Drinkables were also
numerous, In fact kr. Hcltzman left
ucomplete. About 3:80 o’clock tho par
> broke up and as Col. Seal remarked,
we would be pleased to have just such
birthdays come around twice a week or
oftener. May My. Hcltzman and his son
'mye many more such happy birthdays Is
he ardent wish of Tub Echo.
Monday's Elections,
The municipal elections (or tbe cjtjr of
Bay St. Louis passed off very quietly
last Monday without no surprising .re
sult. The old saying, “Itls the unex
peeled that always happens” did hot
prove Itself ou this octaslou. the peo- 1
ply were posHJvc of the Democratic ticket
6ejhg voted straight qpt n'nd so snunch.
were their belief that tho nominees did
not deem It necessary to maze much oI
an effort. The names cl the fopuiite
candidates were scarcely .regarded by the
Voters as evidenced by the insigulflcant
small number of votes polled in tbelr fa
vor. Tins Echo ijever look much stock
in this so-called People's party business,
but neyettbclef s it made great efforts fof
[Democratic stipces* and did so from the*
point that strange things do sometime
happen afftfCesides it was bur duty as an
joutspoken Ilfcmocratlc •new'spnper with
IBvet that interest of the : people at .heart.
,11V the llfra and conspicuous stand Tint
•Echo assumed in local, politics it
Jias caused it to lose a few of its
friends)?) and’made ft small number of
enemies, but slightly effectual la this for
wo know, our work well done and. being
victorious we are bound to feci proud
because it was fully in.keeping with the
best element of the city, a certain few
have subjected Ibis journal to harsh cil
tlclsm, but Jil Mhcy were aware that we
knew them all and well and how lightly
we consider them and if they were for a
short indment given brains in the place
where they now carry soap suds to realize
the dignity and power of the press they
would fall far from feeling well. The
citizens stood faithfully by the nominees
and words cannot express the high re
gard and bstecin this journal holds for
them. They were men of word and
could not honorably vote at thp primary
and do the reverse act Inst Monday. All
praise to such men and may they long
live and prosper to benefit Bay St. Louis.
The ticket elected Is n splendid represen
tative of true men of our city ami we can
safely say that the new chief magistrate,
Mr. A. G. fieri, will prove himself a
model officer in every sense of the word.
The following ate the results of Mon
day’s elections, viz:
For Mayor—A. U. fieri Bh, Geo. Arbo
■l2, w
For Treasurer- 11. C, Euginan 08, N.
Huger 21.
For Secretary—lt. Mendcs (no oppo
nent) 104.
For Tax Collector—J. B. loorlOC, Gas
ton Qardeblcd 17.
For Marshal— G. W. Maynard (no op
ponent) 117.
For Alderman—Ward 1, L. 11, Von
Gohrcu 1)4 j Ward 2, .1, O. Fay aid, 0(1, J,
L- Norris, 26; Ward 8, f. Itamond, 06,
E. Ladner, 27; Ward 4, F. 11. Egglofl 106.
I'nbllc School Medals.
The subscription list for funds to pur
chase the medals for the city school hug
been closed and Mis, Gragnon, whoso
kindly solicited the donations, hus handed
us the following true ana complete list:
Eddie Saucier '••.ill 00
Etnlie Kaysrd "i oo
A. (j. i 1er1.... •• • • •••••••, ••,,,, ] qq
Louis Hpotorno j
A. O. Mnginnls , no
T. L. Evans ” i nf
Aug, Keller j 0()
Cash j v,
Octave Fuyard inn
Mrs. Af. I*. Soule. 2 00
Airs, C. Spoil, Jr 1 0 o
Mrs. Telhalrd. ] qq
5 ,r . 9 ;' u / (j ration 1 00
J. V. Toulmo t 00
( ..ash ;• 6Q
11. L. Pledger 25
Dr. Turner 26
Mrs. Baron ’ jq!
John Olsonnch.... 50
Cash " gg
Mrs. Muller 50
Mi's. Wauibgans 26
Jos Vouau 25
Mrs. C. Gardebled 25
Mrs. G. A. Levy 2b
Total $m 26
Prof-, .J. T. Eagau donated, two gold
medals valued at *O.OO apiece.
The mmey collected by Mrs. Oingnon
was turned over to Prof. Eagau Wednes
day morning as the fqllomlng copy of
the receipt will show:
Hcc.elycd of Mrs. A, U. Gngnon nine
teen dollars and twenty-five cents, money
collected for the purpose of purchasing
medals to be given to descrying pupils of
the public school.
J. T. Eacun,
I.eolnre by Key. W. T. Dlnek,
The editor of the New Orleans Chris
tian Advocate, Rev. W. C. Black, D. D.,
will give a lecture at the Court House,
April 18th, for the benefit of the Metho
dist Church. Ills subject will be ‘■Gene
sis anl Geology," It will not only be
interesting but very Instructing and In
such language that oven the children
will appreciate It* It will be illustrated
with stejcoplicon views which will
vividly Impress the truth. Dr. Black Is
one of the ablest lecturers and most pop
ular platform orators of the South. When
Senator Walthall was approached fora
lecture here, he suggested Dr. Black and
said: “\ more popular, a more instruc
tive lecturer you will not obtain. His
sermon upon the Immortality of the soul,
delivered by request before the Missis
sippi Legislature, was a most masterly
nroducllon. High commendation from
Senator Walthall. The price of admis
sion Is but 25 cents. Let all attend.
- The feast of st. Joseph was cele
brated Tuesday by the Academy of St.
Joseph. Mass was conducted In the
morning by Rev. Father Alphonse and
the St. Ccclie cbolr furnished the bcauti
ful singing. Misses Mane Burguterre,
Blanche Avory and Maggie Fitzpatrick
sang with much force of expression and
devotion. After mass a delightful ride
was given to the historical Jacksou house
where the day spent in plcnleliig and
a most enjoyable time had by all.
—Mr. A. G. Fieri, our new mayor, has
a very forcible and candid article In this
Issue of Tin: Echo. Ho explains a vast
amount In a comparatively short space
and it ts the duty of every taxpayer to
give it a close perusal,
—Chew Vaughan’s Clover Honey.
£, OS J' A King’s Daughters silver cross
with "1886 inscribed. Finder will kind
ly return to this office.
To (he Taxpayer* and Citterns of Say
| Ml. I.outs
The election being over, the time is
ripe for the taxpayers of Bay St. Louis to
hear from me aa to my pilots) course for
the future, 1 would have addressed the
i geopfe before, ihcre' aro ijew”—
. yes, thinks be to the Lord, f ‘a very few,”
—,Jvlio uro always ou the “qui five," 51 yr
ready to distort everything and any filing
I say or do and in that event this address
would have been scattered to the four
winds, as a psliticnl-sohemo to entrap the
unwary and secure their votes.
Now that fho’WlYnts have h(?cn count
ed and I have no./‘ax to grind,” lean
(jive my views and safely anticipate that
they will he received in the saim -pirit
us they aio given.
My official course will be one without
feasor a desire to please any particular
Individual, ami as I have no punishments,
jin store for my enemies I can safely
promise, that “Dealing Justice to All”
will bo my motto, Not forgetting that
when it is practicable, with considera
iion for tho rights of all, “(ho spoils will
•bo for the vici-ors” should a purples aceu
miilato it will be •honestly distributed
among tho masses, and if the honesty
and frankness of such a course liicribs rtud'
docs receive the approval of our good
clement my reward will be sufficient.
I will always hear in mind that I am a
public servant in charge of a public
trust, willing to make such improvements
calculated to advance tho intends of our
city, so long as I can 'maintain tho linnn
cial credit our mnnieipnlity.
From such of tho officers who will come
under ray immediate supervision I will
exact a conscientious discharge of their
duties, and from those who are to direct
(he expenditure of the finances I will re
quire for every outlay a full return and
t 6 such an end I ask taxpayers to report
to the proper committee any extrava
gance or wrong doing coining to their
observation and tho case will he investi
gated as soon as practicable thereafter
and the guilty dealt with us the law may
require.
Recognizing fully the good work and
intentions of our predecessors, I will
carry out ilieir ideas when practicable,
and advise tlio payment of theirjust
debts.
An 1 have already been approached and
interviewed as to my intentions regard
ipg colored labor upon our public works,
it is not out ot place for me to say that 1
will observe tho rule prohibiting it, but
claim the privilege of giving my reasons
for its^continnaneo.
'lhe colored element has always been
and is yet organized politically against
tho Democratic party in this city, and as
it is customary for the political pio to be
distributed strictly within tho limits of
the victorious party we will not employ
the labor of onr enemies so long as we
can secure from among our friends. This
rule, however, dees not moan that a cart
owned by a Democratic taxpayer, etc.,
having a colored driver will be discarded
and us I am strictly speaking politically
on this subject i .would suggest as abet
ter plan that cart owners employ onr
irlcnds preform Me. J look upon this
course ns one means of eventually break
ing up any solid organization dangerous
to the best interests of tho coiuiuuitics in
which they exist, controlling sometimes
their destinies by placing dangerous char
acters in the various positions of trust.
During the canvas prior to tho Demo
cratic primary I was made say that I in
tended to bo sectarian in the management
of onr municipal affairs and I would con
sider favorably only tho claims of those
who believe as I do. This I brand as lu
faupms in the full meaning of tho term
and hope that tho intelligence of this
community will look upon such Idle rep
resentation as tho work ot “saintly sin
ners,” and believe me when I assert that
I respect every religious belief and recog.
nizo that however different in appearance
may.be the shrines at which thp masses
worship, there is one common object—
paying our respects, offering our. love
and gratitude and asking for that mercy
He is ever ready; to gyaut, to tfroso who
acknowledge their iniquities,
1 was also made to say that I was op
posed to our public schools. To that
charge I answer tliat I wish it were in
my power or within my private means to
establish one at every street corner, each
with aCm | is of efficient educators. In
conclusion I beg your indulgence for say
ing {that tho charge is too mean and
smnjl to need any further comment. I
leave the matter in the hands of onr just
and generous miiu s to dool with. With
due respect,
Vour obedient servant,
A. G. I 1 !Kill,
WitGUM) KCHOES,
I’emonnl mill (Jcm-i-al Items from tin.
Charming Itesort Clnthereil anil
Written by Wurttpeelal Cor
reswnnitent.
Mr. F.-W. Young and family are over
for the summer,
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, of Now Orleans,
wore over Sunday.
The family of Mrs. M. Quinn have ar
rived for the summer.
Mrs. W. L, May was a pleasant visitor
in our town on Saturday.
Messrs. Paul Conrad, Jr., and Leon
Conrad w ere over on Sunday.
L. Bourgeois & Bro. are having the
holes on St. Joseph street filled at their
own expense.
Mr. W, W. Gordon lias rented Dr. Q.
G. Smith's house and came over on Tues
day for the summer season.
The following gentlemen were among
onrjnany Sunday visitors; Meisrs. Goo.
L. Seal's, t has, Weiss, Ed. Farmer,
Willis Blake, John Unify, Chas.
Helnian and Hobert Holman.
Sometime during last week at Wave
land depot someone broke into a sack ol
coffee for L. Bourgeois & Bro. and took
seven pounds out, and fifteen pounds of
sugar out of a barrel also five pounds of
sausage out of a crate. These gentlemen
offer a reward for the arrest, and detec
tion of the culprit.
Wavoland is a separate school district
The report of A. G. Stevenson, superin
tendent of schools for Hancock county,
highly praises the Wavelaud school
under its present management of priuoi
pal mid assistant. In Prof. K. C. Bor
dage wo have an honorable, respectable,
talented and practical teacher of fonr
teen yobt* experience and one who
in Jiis capacity ha* loft noting un
done to bciomp piaster in the educational
■cause. lie U a gentleman of rqn owned
character nm|tT Whom several! M H4d
cock comity's fairest daughters' hare re
ceived their education and are to
parting the same to with creditable satis
faction to tbo yonth of this county. The
quality of Manhood that is in hfrn ns a
piinciji.il Atj a slight. molding power that
Stumps its impress m the character and
das.tjpy ot every pupil. It operates not
only in the, sdjQphgpm nnjl oji.tho play
ground, hot fnfiowH g'hihlrcn to their
Jioiiics, is with -theVtUltlelng vacation and
register* ittolflin t licit . future
citizens ill the cpmmpuwealth .Mrs,
iison, assistance under J’rof., ,I'.. C. Hor
duge, is aii ardent wopkef "in the school
room and th# fruit of licr work' hits un
doubtedly .isou- plucked by the fuseiils
*of children uudscdieT*caaf<
. —Chew Clover Honey. ,l *’
• *■— .4 , • '.. 1 * ~
• Tjjoae who never read the advertise,
incuts in their'heWpsapen mbs more
than they pnedurae Jonathan .‘Kebison,
of Bo]ah, Worth county, lowa, who bad
been troubled with rhi ulliaftsiu lu liis
buck, arms and shoulders rend an item
in his paper about bow a promii.ei t Gcr
mau citizen of Ft. Madison' ‘had been
clued. Ho procured- the same •medicine,
and to use his own words;' “It cured me
right up.” He also says; “A neighbor
and bis wife wore, both nick in Led with
rlioinU.itism. Their hoy was over to m.v
homo and said they were so bad he had
to do the cooking, I told him of Cham
berlain’s Pain Balm and liow it had cured
me, lie gut a bottle and it cured them up
in a week. BO eefft bottles lor sale by ’l.
L. Evans, druggist, Front and Union
streets.
—Chew Vaughan’s Clover Honey.
—Tne Weulcyan Aid Society met last
Thursday afternoon at Mrs, Driver’s resi
dence. After music by Miss Nannie Gra
ham the scriptural lesson Was read by
Mrs. Grimes. The sei retrry thou read
the minutes of the lust meeting anil also
the constitution and oy-laws of the so
ciety. Xlio lollowi ig officers were elect
ed: Mrs. Grimes, president; Mrs. Bowers,
vice-president; Mrs. Driver, secretary;
Miss Nina Grimes, treasurer. After serv
ing delicious refreshments tile duxolugy
w as sung and the meeting adjourned.
—Chew VaughanS Clover Honey,
—Maj. Geo. M, Govan. onr genial Sec
retary ol Slate and a prominent candidate
lor Congress from this district, was cir
culating in the Buy yesterday. Majoi
Uoyau is well known in the district us a
learned gentleman and a statesman ol
great ability. He Is making a great race
lor the nomination. Should the people
of the district see fit to select Major
Govau their interests will lie carefully
looked after.
Our better halves say they would not
keep house withont!LU.ajiberlain’s Cougli
Remedy. It is used in more than half
the homes in Leeds. Bims Bum;., Leeds,
lowa. This shows the esteem in which
this remedy is hold in a town where it
lias been sold for years ami is well
known. Mothers have learned ihat there
is nothing so good for colds, cibnp and
whooping cough, that it cures these ail
ments quickly aid permanoiialy, and
that it is pleasant and sale for children
to take. Jes and 00 rent bottles lyr sale
bjr T. L. Evans, druggist, Fiont and
Union streets.
USB THE BEST
j| Paints
H aa Leads
MSHurscTusto By
ST. LOUI S, MO.
Established iß;a.
FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH COMPEL,
'^•'^Headquarters
H.vdware and builder*’ miterials mid
nguit Mr c lohratod Charter Oak ami
Mouitorjjti yes.
BAY ST. LOUIS, MIBB.
4-xEQ-u7uJ====l2.
1. e., four weeks by our method of toacb
in: book-keeping is equal to Twelve
Weeks by Hie eld style. Positions garun
tecd under certain conditions. Best pat
ronized Business College in the .South.
500 students in attendance the past year,
Eleven teachers. Nashville is the cducii
tionul center of the South. Cheap board.
No vacation. Enter any time. Home
study. We have recently prepared books
on book keeping. SUortliiidd and pen
manship especially adaptable to home
study. Nothing like tbyni overissued bo
fore, bent on (id dabs' trial. Our free
illustrated Wk-pago oattOngue will explain
all. Send for it now. DRAUGHTIN'B
PRACTICAL BUSINEBB COLLEGE isn
HCHCOL OFSIIOimiAND ad TELE
GRAPHY. Nashville, Team
N. H.—We pay SCcafli for all vacancies
as book keepers, st.euographers, teachers
etc., reported to us, providing we 111! tbo
the game. Mch 24
To Public School Teachers.
The spring examination of the public
school teacher*of Hancock county will
he held at the court house in Bay St.Lonis,
Miss., on Friday and Saturday, April Gth
and 7th, for white teachers, and Friday
and Saturday, April 13th ad 14th forcof
ored tpucliers Examination*will beheld
at Nicbeleom on Friday and Saturday,
April 09tli and'Jlst for white teachers, and
Friday and Saturday, April 27thml 28lli,
ror colored teachers, Examinations will
commence at 8 o’clock It. m., ouch day.
A. o..Bt*vkn*i)M.
oupt. Public Education fur Hancock co.
~— ■ ■ '■!■ ll
THE I'ANCOCK COUNTY——I
• r-AOSTOACT OEITIC K
JOHN LELAND HENDERSON,
Attorney and Font, setter at Law,
No, 9 Main Street.
Also buys, sells and rent* real estate
Terms reasonable
DIRECTORY. ~
BAYBT. LOUIS FARMERS’ ALLIANCE.
1486, meets every Urst Saturday of each
month at Dayon Philip schoolhoiiao. H.
Luxiob, president, Siuuuol vonDrozkow
sky, secretarx.
PROFESSIONAL, CARDS.
pRAZs'K DABNEY,
Attorney at Law,
# ——, V * w I
* - •• , ?
OFi'iCE —t>D Froilt near Mail* streets.'
BAY ST. JLOUIS, MISS.
II C. SEAL, & ’
Attorney at Law.
Practices In all sea Coast counties,
Ojctfcic: Union near -Hancock streets
BAY ST 1 . LOUIS, MISS
■ ; :
. §EAL-. v* ‘
|Cuiisellor & Aliy at *Law
MISSISSIPPI CITY; MISS.'
Vyill practice ,4a ~aU CtnlflS, in Bgii‘
■Coastcobniics. Including Fedctal Court,
also ip Supreme court at Jackson, Miss.
demvtist!
W. E. WALKER, D. P. S.,
Bay St I.oiiis Office; Front wear ■Union
streets. Honrs: ally Bto 9;30 a. in.
Thursdays Bft m. to 5;80 |c. m. ' ‘
. . Pass,Christian Office; Wlttmmi Buijd
,ing, opposite .Mexican Oijlf Hotel, Hours;,
10 a. m. to 530 p. in., daily except'
• Thursdays.
DR. R. J. TURNER/
Physician# Surgeon,
Office: Next to Post Office.
BAY ST. LOUJB MISS'
Office Horns—From 8 to 10 a, m.
ami oto3p. m. Office hours at de Mon
tluzlii’s Pharmacy—From 1 tot p m
DR L H von GOHRhN.
(Formerly Clinical Assistant, University
Strasslmrg, Alsace-Lorraine.,
Phvsiclan, Surgeon
and Accoucheur..
Eye, Ear, Throat & Nose.
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS.
Office —Front Street, opposite Post
Office. Honrs—lo A. M. to 12 M.
Free consultation for indigent patients
at residon-e on Tuesday* <*ml Saturdays
from 7 to 9 A. M.
GULF COAST MARKET
KEEPS CONSTANTLY
CHOICE
BEEF, FEU, rati
AND MUTTON-
Orders taken every evening at custom
ers’ residences. Marketing delivered
at residence. Meat'to be hud at all hours
oftho day.
Begining from and after Tuesday, (ho
SOth-of March, 1891, ouch and every
purchaser at the Gulf Coast Market,
head of Main Street, will receive a
ticket ns a. receipt for every 5 cents of
meat purchased. Upon presentation
ol 500 of these receipt ticker.s the hold
er will entitled to $0.5 ( in cash
money or.for 1000 tickets $5.00 in
cash. Geo. Muu.br,
Gnlf Coast, Market.
HEAD OF MAIN STREET.
BAY ST. LOUIS. MISS.
Railßoad Exchange,
Fine Wines Liquors
Cigars and Tobacco
Ice cold beer constantly on hand.
Bay St. Louie, Miss.
THE iMILEs;
Are; No lipid talking, no profanity, no
indecent expressions will be allowed, any
ime drunk and violating decency will not
lie permitted to remain in the house.
The rules are quite rigidly enforced and
I In* penalty lor neglect is summarily in
dieted. James Gilmore Fayahd,
Proprietor.
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After The Hall,
After The Storm,
After The Fire,
Will be let at Ml at Mnuierl’s.
W. H. YENNI.
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L. A. doMONTLUZIN
Uhoiulst and Pharmacist,
iigai.br in
DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND PATENT
MEDICINES, PERFUMERY TOl
LET ARTICLES, ETC.,
SPECTACLES. CANDIES.
Cigars and Tobacco,
Soda and Mineral Waters-
Front near Main Streets,
Bay St. Louis, Miss.
PRESCRIPTIONS.A SPECIALTY
It will he an agreeable aiirnrise tr,
eoUc'to N l "i U i < ’ Cl *, t " llt,nokH of btlious
!L,| a nd . n l that r °ropt relief may
p h ' ; * ], y Chamberlain’s Colk-
Cholera and Diorrhooa Remedy In
taminstenM the attack may be pro.
Vented by taking) this remedy ns soon
ns tile llrst y my lotus of the disease an
pear, 25 snilw cent bottles for sale l, v
’ ,lruit ’ Fro t '>'>*l Union
jiFIABDLES
REGULATE THE J
| STOMACH,LIVERandBQWELS J
1 ANO PURIFY THE BLOOD. \
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the Welcome store*
|r — mb. a COMPtETC LINE nr X '**
Drj Goods, Goods, Mlons, flats
\C4*B, BdOZffsSHOES, GENTH’ FURXISJUaG GOOD*
. ;• • JiEJnt'Winns' A (HiumEVN cutbku. t
tiAdlea’ Underwear,
Childreu’s and Mlwes’Boady Made lh
Millinery, Laces, Ribbons, Embroideries, House Furnishing!'
Matting, Rugs, Window Shrdea and Cornices g ° o<l4>
Patronage o( all solicited. UeapmfuM^
Q A. I,EVY. Cor. Front and Malp su'*!
Agent far Wanamaker & Brown’srCelebrated Ctottiina.
, HEADQUARTERS FOR
Bay St. Louisldtel and Cottage:
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Tl/e commqtllops hotel is delightfully situated on the verge of flip PV ;„
corutot Kfont nud Ifiiion'atrflels, and afTo/ds tlie most comfortable
ilimurpassod table.'<Jp*J-thhyear round, with excellent accoinmodntiom. Lf •f""
and trjyiaioot hoarders Board by the day, week or trionth *
further particulars apply to. rot
• MRS. A. ALLEN, Proprietress.
. ' . ' ■ Bav *t. Louis, Miss,
CAUTION.—if n deal** 6ffmr§ W. L.
Dan glut Shops nt a rPdutwd price, ar §uy
h itiii them without name • lamped on
bottom, put him down aa a fraud.
W. L. Douglas
S3 SHOE THE*" WORLD.
W. L. DOUGLAS Shoe* nre stylish, easy fit
ting, and give better satisfaction at the prices ad
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he convinced. The stamping of w. L. Douglas*
name and price on the bottom, which guarantees
their value, saves thousands of dollars annually
t j those who wear them. Dealers who push the
sale of W. L. Douglas Shoes gain customers,
which helps to increase the sales on their full line
cf goods. They ran afford to sell at a less profit,
and we believe you can save money by buying all
your footwear of the dealer advertised below.
Catalogue free upon application. Address.
W. Li DOUGLAS, Urockton, Mass. Sold hf
G. Planchet.
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MYSTERIES I
The Nervous System the Seat
of Life and Mind. Recent
Wonderful Discoveries.
No mystery has over compared with thatof
human life. It has been the leading •u"*™
of professional research and study man
But notwithstanding UtU fact It buvJtK® ll^
that the se*
/U r f > v ■fxrvS. of Hfo l9loc * r
///A i V tvdl"
flTs xIW A\l~* At per part of the
/ftj<A\PriA A UtG \ Splnalcorti.
/ 1 near tho bass
of the bf •■>
l^rTj/ and M wn.l
- \ / portion Of tM
(ca) "■-\Sv / nervous OJ
JL \ / t® m that iwj
\ r / the prick of %
/ \ll neeulo wH {
I I I cause InsUC*
Roront discoveries hnva
demomtrated dt|
all tho organa of tho body are under tno
trol of tho nerve centers, located Ip*
tho base of the brain, and that
deranged tho organs which i*
nerveflnld are also doranuod. When
paralyzed portion. It will be understood w
the ucranKemonl of- thomervo >" •
cause the emrangement oft.ho varlout or*
which they supply with nerve forte. . .
Two-thirds of cbronlo diseases aw
the Imperfect action of tho nerve content
the base of tho brain, not frero a
went primarily originating In the mg"" (B
self. The groat mistake of phy s dr l “ r “ tM
treating these diseases Is that re’' y „!l ihicti
organ rather than the nerve centers *■*
clallst,lms profoundly studied thi ssubjeev^,
treatment are wrong. AU “Osnscu
ness, dullness, confusion, pressure. " gt
mania, melancholy. n .
Vitus dance, ole., are WJTJSJfidiSScessOf
Ind.. on receipt of price, fl p r . u mouiat •