The Pascagoula democrat-star., November 13, 1885, Image 4

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IF YOU AllE IN SEED Or ANYTHING IN TUB
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MOW I.E.
J. P. KEHOE,
DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Hosier)', Aolioii, Elc,
Dre Good J; Millinery a Specialty.
C?WiI send sample of goods.
LEGAL ADV
Afflie Brad
oilier Frogs For Food.
i
Dauphin (street.
October 1, lfKi.
..MOBILE, ALA
34-3m
LINE SEND YOUR OKDEIiS TO
AMME
i'sHi;in any (Louse
We guarantee to sell you better gnods-at'low er pricei
"" ""ua "'i-ew ioik. mill lines of.Diy. Goods in ullfts
brandies ; i.lso
CLOAKS
4W AND
WRAPS
Henry Hamersen,
Successor to Ferdinand SiuitL,
RESTAURANT
And Oyster Saloon,
No. 3-2 North Royal street,
MOBILE, ALA.
Ladies' private dining saloon up-stairs.
I? r list-class loujpuga.
July 4, lHMT..
lH-Gin
Mclay& Roche,
PliOPRIETOKS
WAVJJKXY STABLES,
AND
AVI V-J.A
CHILDREN.T UNDERTAKERS,
KOYAL STREET
Between Register ofliee and Battlo House,
MOBILE, ALA.
(VTheir elcgunt line of Undertaker's
G.iods are selected from the befit muiiiifao-
tm ii'H, and no pains am snared to make
j this department, second to none.
I Mr. K. 1. ALACK, at fSoriinton
ennviimn vAiirtnll .i t. .. , ... .. . f-aiithoi i.ed to act as our Hciit, and orders
w 7' 1 BuunJitra iinu -ue.es ior comparison through him will have our prompt often
Carped, MallingM, ISng, Window Shades. Etc.
L. IIAMMEL & CO.,
1 and 13 I;iiihin Mice I.
TI.miM;, ALA.
trio convince '
October 30, 1S5."
35-tim
A Sure (Jure Jp
oonsnpaiion
Aii
WK
IIEAACIIE,H
October 30, tw5. '
ORANGE ELIXIR
LAXATIVE.
Price 30c. per dot lie.
TRY ONE BOTTLE.,
cse warus emulsion. It gives
Flesh und Health. Address
B. WARD, Druggist, ,
' Mobile. Ala.
35-im
tion.
March '
1885.
KcKAY fe ROCHE
My
CURTIS
&G CO.
MANUFACTURERS'
t
AGENTS
oots,(cURTls?)Shoei
IS'o.
5 Dauphin Street,
MOBILE.
RIOUILE, A L 1.
October 30, l-5.
"Wholesale and Retail,
35-ly
18 5 4
ft-
7 t
The Old Established
Great Southern music Houso of
- i. H. SNOW, , .,
M0J1 ILK, Vi ..... : ... 1 . . . ' '..(..(.
3. now odeiing special inducements M H!l purchasers'iif Pianos and Oimh.vs
either forcash or niKlalliiientn. Aluoevnrythiug in the mnsicjd line. Artist' faint,
uiumicb, iiayues, luneis ami ttveryiuing m tno art line, ut less than New York '
1iioii. vMiiera lespci iiuiiy soiicticui J HVOW
July 04.1rt5. ' ' al;y-
HOME INDUSTRY FOUNDRY,
8. E. Cor. Water and State Streets, MOBILE, ALA.,
Manufacturer of Steam Mills aiall Other Maeluscry,
Brass andjron Castings of Ail Kinds,
t.OX EAILIXC, CEMETERY FKXCKS, VF.RAXQ.tnS, OFFICE HA 111 XG, El i
floors, jjilKtiicr, Elc.
1rr"l't aU;'Wttiini7g. All Country Orders promptly attuided to.
X GEO. C. ill'.IIT, More, nan.
Myfc,l8.-,. - HMy
COOLVfyEWS.
At , '
MOBILE, ALA.
Bargains in Children Boys ntid Men
Suits. Otu-?t.7. suits sold elsewhere at
:i.00- Our 3.00 suits nld lsewhero 'at
$.".00. Our S4.00 suits hold elsewhere at
jii.00. Our ?5.0t suits Bold elsewhere for
$7,50 and S 50. Men suits ft f0 sold
elsewhere at pi Our f& 60 suits sells
elsewhere ut ffijuO. Our $7 00 suits sold
elsewhere, at 10 00, and our $0 00 suits
sold elsewhere troni $Vi 00 to $13 ,r0.
Bargains in Mens, Ladies and Children's
Mioes. Oiikm 00 shoes sold elsewhere for
el Ml, and our 41 25 sold elsewhere for
$1 7ft. Our ijjll- 00 sold elsewhere at & .
Our 2 00 siioes sold at II and i 7-,
Try our New Orleans shoes. hich are the
best ior wear, at $'j 00 and 2 50.
Bargains in Mens and Children's Hats
Our 50e hats sold rlsowhero Jit Wfc. Our
75o hats sold elsewhere at $1 25. Our
81 00 hats sold elsewhere at $1 50. Our
fl 50 hats sold elsewhere lit $v! 50. Our
00 hat sold elsewhere at $3 00. Also
a largo stock of
DRY. GOODS,
Sold lower than any honsoiu the South.
We mean to sell these goods. Call and
see for yourself. MARX BROS..
Comer Dauphin & Comm. lee Ms,
October 23, lrtjo. 34-1 m
J CAV.NAfill.
WM- HARNEY,
T. 1'. BROWN,
A. F. TALIAFERRO.
-'icanagh, Miarncy $ Urotcn,
jf Successors to Scranton, JJarncy & Co.,
. IMPORTERS OF AN1 DEALERS IN
Mill Hi DOMHG HIIOTE
May , jfi5.
3MOBILE, VI,V.
10-6ni
WM. V. BEROUJON,
UNDERTAKER
Northwest cornet Conception and Conti streets,
iTIOIIILE, ALA.
A full supply of every article in the trade. Pnnctnal attcnt ion imn if. .it'!
: 1 .1 1 .n i ii . . . "
ii'ninn rraivfii iiijuiumaj. a iuii snpgny oi nuriai IXUH-s kept in sUick.
I'ricna reduced in accordance to tlie tunes, far below city prices.
iiiiv v. in-. 2n-lx
ZADEK 8i GOV:
MOI1ILE, AliAr
Invite your atten'ion to their entirely
new stock nt sumonls, Jewelry, Solid
Stsrlin-j Silver &r.d riatod W&ra.
of the finest quality. Clioico Hi illia.ijs
in single stones and matched .aiis a spe
cially.
lold Chains, Lockets, Crosses.tNccklaccs.
Sleeve Buttous, Binds, etc. JSoUK Uol.n
RlNOS. '
Hold anil Silver IV.ilcSies,
of American, English and Swiss Manufac
ture. American and French
t;i,OCKS ASiD KKCx'ZES,
Silver and 1'lated ware of the best manu
facturers. .
Jewelry Made to Order.
aed repaired by the best workmen
Sterling
Silver NpooiM and Fork.
Also an elegant line of FANCY ARTI
CLES in handsome morocco and wooden
eases, manufactured thisf season expressly
for
Bridal and Holiday Presents.
Tho'fiuest Watches repaired and put in
perfect order by the most txperieuocd
rccs Mir. John II. Brukvly, who lids
H.slieJ ti ftoaciy at Bordci-
tow nj N. J., w rites as iollows to
the Ifew York i"ctr :
To those w ho have trietl them,
irog' w hen properly cooked,
mo a great delicacy ; and, judging
from our market report h, the tie
nianil is quite up to tho supply.
Can they be Miccesslully cultivated
as an article of food us other ant-
mulsare cultivated, and if tso, will
it pay t Some years ago I thought
ot establishing a froggeiy, and
wrote to persons I supposed most
likely to be posted on the subject,
lint could uearot no one w ho had
had experience iu this kind of cul
ture. Ibe great diruculty seemed
to be to know w hat to feed them
wuu too taupoies tuere was no
trouble, us they are vegetable feed
ersand abound in our cnri ioiids,
Last spring I took 2J bushels fro in
one of ni.v fioiuls, they having gone
salely thiougli the winter; and in
the tall took from the same pond
live tunes as man v. it seemed a
great pity that there as no better
use tor them than to turn them in
to guano. Alter their transition
into froghood, they Hie no longer
rirUisfied with a vegetable diet.
BnnsTfliey d.aw their supply of
food i tni all departments of ani
mated nil mro, it (night not to be
dilhVult to supply their wants.
At tiu?c their special food is abun
dant and easily ot4aiued. Potato
beetles enter largely tuto their bill
of fair, us do also tutcrpiIUi'S aud
curcuiois. . All these are abundant
at times, and an ample sa'pply "t3
usuan in tauiRble tor n conaidei
ablo portioi.of the summerv
brown mud fish, too is a favorite,
XEW OKI.EA - .- - . S I
izg- : I
kUHHRS B all . I VI R B n Tl ta rl (a u Ii
xgr h m m m vi 1; - x& m a i? km Xut u
LD RELflOLE!'
. -AT
yEW ORLEANS
t :
DIRT ESTHACTOR.
'or liar a Water,
For all Kind of Water.
Does nst Injur tho Finrt Patric.
HOGraviev St
May 1, 1BH5.
New Orleans.
. 12-6ui
m, 125 com
MEW ORLEANS.
JSO. M. I'ABKXK. 0 W.iJ). liATKIM. W Hart
Parker, Hay ncs &Co.
WHOLESALE
J trocars & LinuorSDealsra.
J -SHrtyJUrilers prouiptlyttendcd t'
f Vrus Street,
3 J "VAnr
. 3(i-ly
m r
August 7, 1885.
FRED'S HOUSE
tTTIIE OLD 11ELIAULE.
106 - St. Charles - 10
WS. TROE0EL, Proprietor,
ResUoraiii
which can be often obtained in large
quantities in the ditches. True
they do not hesitate occasionally
to make meal on a fellow-frog,
but in the great multitude that
could be readily raised, these would
scarcely no missed. It theyghould
require their food alive when lhev
take it, there mialit be some 'dim.
culty in supplying their wants,
Liit it they teed on the eggs of the
carp, as they are said to do, 1 can
see no reason why an artificial food
couhr not bo jnovidod for them
Ground dried blood or groaud fish
scraps, mixed with boiled potatoes
might be put iu such shape that
tuey would ieud upon ic. Tho ex
periment could easily be tried bv
any one wishing to test if. An in-
closure ot a few square vards of
water with a small smieo. of ili r
i ii..- , . . . 13
i.uni, iiiiviug u urtse ot boards lis
nig two or three inche above the
water, and surmounted bv n fence
ot halt an inch mesh ot galvanized
wire two feet high, wouid make a
very respectable trogaer.v. If one
did notdio to raise them for mar
ket, a supply for home nsa wpulil
be no niTfiiu udditiou to oiiu's lar
der
Meals anil roVnns t reasonabe nrices aud ut
all houj. OFKK DAY AND NIGHT.
. 'lhis'l'oUfO bus no connection with any other
limjse or ino same unnio.
Juitii 13, 1S84. l,V8in
IIMmuuJ tBHlBMHMnBHHHHBIBBnBlBBBBBBBMHSJinuMi
KEMEMREK thoKUYJtEB.
ST. CHARLES
1
Two (loots above fit. JliarW
Theatre,
A'eu Orlrnn,
By-and-By.
Do Was but a child, when one
night, after he had tvi'ii jll many
days," an angel appeal I'd lit his
bedside and looked so kindly into
his ftiee that lie held up his tlii'l
uaiKis and whispered:
"I am .ready let me go with
you.'.'
"bomo time not now," whisper
ed the augel, and she soothed him
to gentle sl.niiber.
Again, when manhood had come,
lie tell asleep one day, and in his
dreams the angel returned
had been years since ho saw her,
but her fade wore the same raidi
aut smile, aud age had passed her
"It is time I w ill go with you,"
ue saitt as no started up, but the
angel waved him back aud said
"H alt it is not time."
1 cars passed by, The gray haiis
were thicker than tlio black the
tace was tuu'owt'd villi many lines
maus un.uiu nail passed iuul
mail's decline had come. The
hi icht dream c;nne oucu more. mil
UP"1 It ""gel
BUY YOlh
V novel use, say muV 15'lsteru
paper, i Deiiig inatl.; oyster
suens oy.a ita.vrr,- uoiiii., man,
wio is coining moaiy fit lijs new
euterpiise. The shells tire, placed
iu a patented null am! ground. It
has a capacity of live tons a day.
li.V an iiigeiiiousarr.iiigeineiit seives
are kept at work nssorting the dust
into fine, coarse, and itrsitfiieielif ly
ireated. Ibe hue auirihe coarse
aretakeu by rlerator belts to the
floor below, where, through canvass
chutes, regulated by wooden slides,
barrels ne rapidly tilled. The
product is sold for chicken feed.
Twenty tons and mote are sent
Solid .vearly to San Francisco, orders are
lilt.,, I C..... lir .... .
men umii 1 1 est urn stales, and
liertnudaand the Sandwich Islands
have been supplied.
workmen
September IS
TS.S5.
9-6m
FURNITURE!
PI. Z3..XIorrcsf
DEALER IN
furniture of Every De
scription I
Price lower than any other, boose iu
the South. .
52 Dauphin street,
" MOBILE, ALA.
Not 30 lsM. - 3!l-ly
hi leading mrsi bocs or mu.
E. T. Cowaet. C. L. Cowari.
E. T. Cowart & Bro.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the Pale ot
Western &. Country Produce,
3t?&0K.Wt-r lfiAl St. Michael Pts.
MOBILE, ALA.
ryPooltry. Eggs and Game a Fprialtj.
fv-pUnvl Is, 16. 2Moi
rorter, KirkJjride & Son,
. .JS1 X. Water St,
mobile;.,.; jlla.
G. Van Antwerp,
Ilaa always on hAiiil a loll aupply of
AUO A 1T.1L LIXE OF
t:ib.t Coror L..j it A 1
,v, , . :i.r., ala.
'ft bt
STA.
R x" A.
C?)
3 ri )f,
m I? kM
g I I W .1 Ci"" : !. I
Dosrs. Sash and Blinds.
WK ARE KOW SKIXUiO
White Pine Doors,
SASn AND BLINDS,
At Lower Prices than ever before sold in
this Market.
r?Kend for Quotations. Estimates
t niTiishnl on application.
jnty K4. i-p. 81-3m
id pJ f. tu9 lf'Wrf HAT-J
A Larjje WboUale Stock ot
Hats and Clips,
for Cxbh only. None at hen seed arrlr.
J. J. MEYER 4 CO.,
S. E.f.rTi.-r !.:a A I m ,- . ,
MOBILE,
WHOLESALE '
IAauor
Dealers,
Agents for
Anhcuttr Buch St. Louis and Av-
. rora, ItuL
KEG BEER,
13 S. Csaiatro ti 13 S, Trent Sirtjti.
Juiw 86. " 17-f.m
The I'ortlitud Obterver recently
published' tho following portiuent
paragraph: "Ye editor-had, the
good luck to collect; $S'J.87i, and,
thiiikiugihis world was all smiles,
weuttoOhioto seo his uiother-iu-
law. Now all you who are back
for this- paper for two or three
years ami have nut sand enough to
meet biu), come up ami pay tne
'devil' ? he will give you n receipt
lrr it ' "
"llow does it happen that there
are ho many old maids among the
school teachers V usked a reporter
ot a school teacher the other day.
"liecause school teachers are, as
i - '
ruie, women oi sense, ana no wo.
man will give up a $00 position for
a f iu man," was the reply.
n't. , , . . .
auu voiumuus uispaicn says
mat me College contains blonde
girls, brunette girls, non-com mittal
girls, quiet girls, boisterous girls.
.an H-II, BUUIl k"lH, IU1U ginS,
iat girls, ugly girls, pretty girls,
uuu id i act, any mud, size or de
scriptiou ot girl known in the
trade.
A harmouicutn. with French
clothes itin attachment, and so ar
ranged at to be readily adjustable
10 tne nose, is ou ere 4 bv an invent
or as something that will fill a long
felt want in the way of converting
pesuierous snorer into an in vol
untary musician.
The amaJI-pox is excitin terror
in Wieoousiti aud aloug the Cana
dian Lordt r iu the Eastern cities.
and the iwspaier are strenuous
ly ad vocatuig general racciuatlon
as a preveutivc.
-croB-
ii:irTiiG
Tho orJer of .Railroad Conduc
tors, reef nt y in session at Louis
ville, adjourned to meet atrain at
Vew Orleans on the Second Tups.
4 iu .imj, 1331. j
pfty com I
au 'duck of a cirl"'
here a. w!cLd --i3it.n..
t ' -ffhere
1 "Surely yon will take mo nowj"
ue sain as no leit iter sotc prrsenee.
"I have uecoiivUshfd my work on
ear' hand long for rest."
"Wail I will coaio oitco more,"
she answered.
Other years were numbered with
the dead. A feeiilo old man bad
wept bitter tens over ibe loos ot
wile and sous and daughters. One
oyonetiiey Had been gathered to
earth while ho waited. One "W
one the friends ot his youth iniW
manhood had passed into the dark
vallev bevond siht aud sound oft
mortal man.
One uight when the summer sun
sauk to rest in a sky ot the purest
gold, when the great world seemed
almost noiseless when the robin
sang softly and tiew to his rest to
quiet the fears of his mate, the ears
of the poor old man heard the
sounds of sweet inusic alar till, It
came nearer aud nearer, and I he
darkness lighted tip with such a
glorious light that his old eyes saw
a pfocossipii marching past him.
As be looked aud wondered and
doubted, hisraugfel turned aside
and stood before him.
"Who are they f" ho asked.
" "Frieuds -who have gone before.
Watch closely."
Byandby'he saw the faces of
the lriends of his youth. Then a
glad shout reached his ears, -and
hands were waved from alar off.
.People broto awaj from him and
rejoiced. There was his wife-
there were his sous aud daughters.
He held out bis trembling bauds to
the nttgel and pleaded :
"You promised me !'
, "And the by -and by has cornel"
the angel answered.
When- tit men aud women of
earth came to look upon him in his
coffin they whispered to each other:
"lie must have died us a child
fall" asleep. See the glad smile pu
his face." f
AN FI
BER... N zep;
AT
YRS,
IIP llnca ili-vnMninS
rOPULAR ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 9 Chartres st reet, neuf Canal,
NEW OKLEANd, ii.,
where yon c.in select from an utiusuallf
largo variety of
F.-iKEiioiiabiu JiJiliinery,
purchased iiersoimlly iu N, w York and
llaltitiioie, and ordered from leadinii
I'ariuiuu Modistes,
Her styli are fie newest and nriees the
lowest iu lue Cl.'.
Keeps a full lino of Onuinn lleilin
Zephvrs ut U cents iicr ourco. delivered
Orders proinplly filled ami ntuuU i hee
'ujlli Aiii Uuumid wlivw aut eolii wr s itii--
11 c
J. L. DeMERITT,
2H1 South Rampart, head of Xcw Basin,
Now Orleans, La.
Drawer No. 2, ir
M-ly
Tostofllco I!ox :1V17.
r. and L. Kxchange.
Oct. It), 181.
tip m i H
W. G. TEBAULT,
WHOLESALE AND IlKTAIL
FOHIiTO,
o. :17. IU' aud 41 fioyal street,,
rcw Orlrans La.
Novembi r SI, lvl. IM-ly
toi v
Ootolwr !,
3.'-ol
i lir.ai Oiioaxs: Mason & rliip!
M iisica I 1 nst ru on n i s o ny
Priees Ut compete wijl "
UnlMi fit a tea.
October !, 1HH5.
133 CfliMl & 1H Itoitiimu Sin., KgW Olll.KANK,
llaimno'h 31 uxlc IIouserufcioutli
1MANOS: '
t'Ll'-k'Tidi;. Wcbor,
AItthi!MlM'k, t
JiimliiiMii,
Miuton A Haitnliii,
jHvker Jim.,
tllL.ifl,
Kiin tint Tttnia !
H.P.BUCKLiinr,
I - mt :n -j f , V-w Orleans,
f '
un V '. ' "'
I , na.'i 'I''"'"''" -V '
I !:- -
I- J t -;.-. .-.
tn ti '
- - frior a
April 21, tV f
Hii r.stey .
t ions.
'Tj the
C20. ZVZXZZX I'MpUtaa
I 1.) tt-ttJtliO!l Kjii f,
fc i.titcl,
Tiililo ntleiitien to triiusii.i t enHlrmt'ts.
All work iu t!iv tQiawriat art ilu'ib-iu a-4
iti'tio in in uer.
Oi t. U, s-'-'y
fllba&uahii ,.ch
-AND-
I ivery & mm
Decenaber will come in on Tnea
day this year, the first Monday iu
the month falliog couaenuentlr on
the 7tb, whioii will make the vaca
tion between the two Congresses,
tue longest possible under the con
stitution.
Nos. 43 And 45 South lioyal St.,
Mobile. Ala.
Keep the finest Hum! Caskets am!
tCases, the latest style of Metalic, Mil
:tiogany aid Hone wood Coin us, alsotl
every trrnde of cheap oollius.
Havilii; refitted our establisliment
with all late improvements, and liuv-
nir now the lurpect atock on hand we
,nre enabled to sell nt reduced ruU-a.
Cnstoiucrs entrust i nit their tnula ti
us will be guaranteed satisfaction.
uniera uy trlrfrrnph will receive
prompt atteuliou xnd satisfaction
'guarantee!. .
peclll attantioa paid totha buyinc
and Belling of horsea and vehicles.
Mnreti x, irt-ir,. 7-iv
GREAT JACK50H EOffTBI
A young man Iu eastern Arkan
sas was committed to jail tor mar
rying a eirl that was eugaged to
another, on the charge of removing
mortgaged property. Look out
boya,
The wealth of the South has in
creased sine 1SS0 from $2,184,000,
000 to 83,070, OOO.OOO.
What stat--""
PXISt,. V" nvAtl.-jt
-rffod of its own, and. real.
ommaods eytanatbr.
We believe we Lave soma of
them things iu the sea coast counties.
ILLINOIS CEJSTIUL K. It.
The Great Through Lino for Pasaengeri
and F reight to. all Point
FPNQJiTIl AND U'aST.j
The aKLT Line rnnninr Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars 'THKOt (ill from NEW
ORLEANS t CINCINNATI, bf. LOLT3.
W EMI'HIS and CHICAGO without change
of truck. , .
ONLY ONE CHANGE to New Tork aud
Eastern Ci'.iea.
1 he oxi.r WKKCT route to ST. LOTI
CTIICAOO, auA ALL l'tUXIH NJKTH
aad WET. Many milt borfr a
many hnnr quit ker than any othrlH-
PU.MIAKU UAIX.K. ail HKtL
EA1L8, Elkoavt Ci-Ai i.pa, ( t , Co.m
KrrTioB and yrirn Tim p.
til'LED, COMFORT, i iFETF
-' "V.
t) ic I, w
We will send ymi an Anicvienii Key
f Iiir Watch, Iu a Pure Siivtr (.'i:
v FOE, 5&13
A Silver-cased A.iueri an STi.il WINDING
A Golrasi-d Aimri.an Hteui-M iiu!i"3
V;,leh.
ALL Kl.'t.LY Ol'AHAMXEt).
Send for a mtiiloeo.
A. OKlriAOLl) & CO..
1UI Clltlul St., KW OliLKAN.
July Hi, ln.1T. W
G0AL!G0AL!
ALABAMA COAL & COKE CCXPAHT,
SuecwwonTto AKUHiSOX BABES,
SICaroiidelet fit.,
NEW ORLEANS.
ALABAMA.
rm'SBCR0'ANTHnACETE
Coal in hop;hends for shipment. Will t '"
deliver CmI at all slat ions on L N. K.
i.,.....n m,.i.,i., ,,,i ni Krleaos. at tna
fcllowing prices, viz :
Stm Ctxd ia cr IomI lol. per Mlmj ,J.
.J I BtV OMl v aw UJf lM .uamrw I
Oi tober U, lms.
Established 1847.
Diamonds,7atcln
JEWELRY
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