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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-12

Earnest inquiries come to this Age ncy asking,
"Can You furnish sample machines of the various
kind 4, While | would he glad to answer In
the affirmative, it wonld be impossible. re-
uuiring AN immense outlay of capilal. To obviate
these difficulties, ] have rented a large, central
" located building TOR = Grange Exposition
Building. Manufacturers are charged a veaiiy
rental, inst sufficient TO pay rent. Here Pataons
can select the kind of machinery desired Each
machine will have on it the mannfa :turers' name
and the regular price. At the Office Patrons eai
lewrn the discount allowed to members OF the
Order. Patrons rest assured that only the
hest implement and those made by manutaeiur-
ers who are willing to maxi good discounts,
in view OF the fact that We purchase largely aud
for cash. every advantage to inure TO your bene'
fl can and will be obtained.
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-12

Entertainment at Elders Ferry,
Friday Dec. 1ltl, at I o'clock ,. M,
Tableaux and charades by children
Of the achool assisted by the young
ladies and gentlemen Of the n%eighbor.
hood. Also q Mage Lantern exhibi'
bition by Professor Julius Cesar
Bounccbus, of BIowemup and show
emoT Academy. H. will exhibit
thirty.8ix pictures life size, with suit
able lectures.
Admission 25cts., tickets to be had
at Kreb's, Scranton, Mr. Blumers and
Mr.. Randalls, Moss Ppint and at
Elders Ferry.
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COMPETITION DEFIED. - Goods and
Prices are guaranteed ns GOOD and as Low
p the same can bepurchssed East, North
Pfsd West, at the Mammoth Clothing
House Of NJ. T. LEVY & CO.. Nos. l6.
|ls and 20 North Water street, Mobile
|Ala.
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Faf NEW ciRetfr e0gRT DfS
TRICT BfLL

r1Rsr pisrmcr-ttDe %eHAEpIrHa
in the conuty Of Hancock on the Ut. h'ndHy
MAY aud Noy embcr aud continue Y days.
10 The canuty Of Harrison, on the jrd Monday
\ April and October, aud e]oBttnge ~ DAYS,
IL the county 81 jackson. ON the let Mend
b April and October, an continue W days
In tbe county Of Perry, on the htst Monday
M March aud September aud c%outinue sx jrys.
In tbs county of Jnncs. on the 2ud Monday OF
. steL aud September and continue siE daye
III thu county Of Marion, on tne srd hon-
asr Of March AID Sept. Hnt c~1itirne fiS days.
10 lilo rounly ~ Pearl, on the an. Monday
si March and September, aud continue sA days
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0Hice OF the ANGLICAN COTTON TIE CO.
Ne. Is ~arsndsio street,

NcW orleans June Isl, Ib'l.
To DEALERS IL IRoN TIES,
Planters and Couatyy Merchants generally,
Gentlemen
We most sincerely tender our thanks
for your very Liberal support and patronage OF
The celebrated "ARwUw TIE and here.
By des re to advise you that We are now pre-.
pared to meet the demands Of all our patrons re.
qulriag the w9ll known irrepresrihle ARROW
TIE, and other open " side shot, F" Cotton Ties.
having on hand the largest stock ever held
throughout the cotton States, which we author
ize suid in any quantity under full guarantee as
rs regards qualify, aud ut the lowest market
rates, by our agents in the following cities
New Orleans, La. Mobile, AA.
Memphis. Team. Montgomery, Ala
LouisN lie Ky. Atlanta Ga,
st. Louis, No. Macon, Ga.
Galveston, Texas. Savannah, Ga.
Charleston, s. G.. ilmington N. G.
Petersburg. Va. Norfolk, Va.
Baltimore, Md. New hOrh.
Very respectfully,
Is. sss. RGyme a. TO-,
GENERAL AGENTS.
sepl2.3m Late Bartlett s. Rayne.
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OCEAN SPRINGS COTTAGES AND LOTS
FOR SALEl

Two hundred and thirteen t2l3l lots, ranging in
price from SIS to $50 according to size and loca-
ton, in the beautiful village of Ocean Spriags.
which abounds IN mineral Springs, situated im-
mediately on our llf Coast and on the New
Orleans and Mobile railroad. IS miles IRON the
former and IS miles from the latter, cities; one.
third cash balance on time TO suit purchasers ,
or If a sale amounts to I've hundred dollars. one
fourth cash aud balance, one, two and three
years
Also, a number CT new and desirable cottages
for sale Oh same terms. Splendid opportunities
are here offered to procure a home at low prices
and on reasonable terms, at one 81 the pleasant
est. and most uealrhy Of our Seaside resorts
Apply for further information to the
jcl3 t. STAR OFFICE.
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5.6l7,33o.
Total
REMARKS.

70 above statement % per cent
should bc added for lumber shipped
in vessels under coasting license, not
clearing al Custom House.
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~ o r S A T..
A tract Of lai3 in village in Perry county
embracing - town lots, twelve of which are
In cultivation on a beautiful Spring branch, The
banks of which are wooded.
On the tract isa frame dwelling house of four
rooms with veraadah in front aud rear. alog
Kitchen and smokchouse, crib and stable, If
more land is desired, it can be procured, adjoin-
ing, at a trihing cost. There is a scuppernong
vineyard and other grapes, and apple, peach,
pear, ounce aud fig trees on the place. The
ward is densely shaded with evergreen trees.
The purest and hest water. The health of the
village is unexceutionably good. If a ply sician
were to get this place he would have the sole prac-
tice for fifteen miles. FOR sale Tote dorm for cash,
Also 800 aci es, good bottom land with log
house on pine homestead. cheap, part on time.
Also t69 acres rich bottom land. part in cult
walton, 40 bushels of corn 70 acre, cheap. part on
time. Al ia Perry County Mississippi.
For further particulars apply to
augl If Star OFFICE.
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EHANUEnY COURr-FIRsr DISTRICT.
W, q. H~ESDERsoN. Chancellor.

In tue county Of Perry. on the 6rft Monday ct
JANUARY, April, July, and Octeber, and cOullnue
Biz Days.
sf January, April, July aud October, and col-
tinue six days.
Is ,Le county Of jack on gu the tbird Monday
81 Jauuurv, Aptil j uiy and October aud c%ontluue
Twelve DAYS.
In ID. county Of Harrison, on the trrt Nov ay
fer the forth Monday of January, april. jui'
Ocober and aud continue twelve days.
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VALUABLE BAY ST. LOUIS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

One Of the most elegant, comfortable ard
attractive ria .es on The SEA Coast of Mississippi
is offered at a price tar tolew its vaIne and on
very easy terms, The House is 50xf1 feet, two
stories, with large GARNER Windows, eleven
rooms. aud a wide h~alfSeith fnldiug doors. The
grounds ave handsomely adorned with osnanien-
tai trees. Eight acres ia III lott all rich hammock
land, verv productive, nnder good fence, and
with $40 feet front on the open sew a high, dry
aud beautiful situation, four miles from the
railroad bridge At Bay 1t. Louis, with a superb
shell road the entire distance along the beach,
One half mile back of it ia a railroad station, to
which there is a good road. The kitchen and
stable are new. The price and terms are ex-
ceedingly low aud lsir for this really elegant and
attractive place. Further particulars will be
furnished upon application to the
STAR OFFICE.
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lhIcEs WIKI TEII-and every body
.elis the prices, that the Cheapest and
oes' oiothing cen be purchased only at
.ue Mammoth Clothing House of NJ. r.
Ivy 4 Co, Noe. l6. Is. and 20
North Water street. Mobile. Alabama.
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Is now needed. Patrons have a surplus will do
well TO forward il TO this Agency at once. To
Pau ons of Louisiana who have ordered. yonr
orders can probably be filled by the 18th to
20th of September.
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~ o S A L E

A large. handsome, commodious. three-story
residence, containing. twelve spacious rooms in
the main building, with CRATES and Aarble mnnteis
in every room. wide balls, and galleries
front and rear first story of brick slate roof
and brick cisterns with capacity OF 4o,OeO gat-
Ions out houses furnishing every convenience
orchard. gardens &c. situsied immediately mp
on the Pascagouls River, at is mouth. CON.
mapding a iue view of the bay bath house zAd
40 feet wharf with uiue feet water at end. The
ward is shaded by grand old hve-oaks. aud the
grounds are beautiful and attractive. CONNECTED
with the place is
TRACT OF LAND
with grounds cleared and uneleared. which viii
be sold with the place or not as desired, or II
will be sold Ia divided tIacts. upon winch thets
are handsome and eligible building lots.
AZ an elegant Residence, 4 hrst-eiass Family
Boarding House. a Military School, an Academy
or Seminary tins place ofers unsurpsssed aitrae-
tons and inducements For fnh
inquire Of
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Exhibitors NJ the Grange Exposition
EsEtding.


In reply to numerops inquiries as to what will
be received on exhibition, l answer, ANYTHING
needed aud useful to the farmer; but only
those things which have real merit will prove
sesviceahle to the farmer. TIE amount of space
not vet taken IS limited. Manufacturers of any
but really desirable articles will not iud il ad.
vatageous to their Interest to send samples. Oa
an manufactures Of real utility and merit we
will advance The freight. Our inject in estab-
fishing a Grange Exposition is TO enable tho
members of our Order TO select ftom among Che
samples on exhibition here snell articles = are
particularly adapted to their wants. and to
know where and of whom the best and cheap
esi eau be obtained. | am here in the interest
of the members Of our Order, and will not, in
any instance, try to induce the sales of any
manufacturer over others; therefore, whatever
percentages YOU have to offer To induce sales,
make them on prices asked As we are diversi-
fying onr prodac;ion aud probable barge crops,
our want for new and Improved agricultural ma
chinery will be greater this season than ever be
fore. The business season is now near at hand.
Exhibitors should forward samples at once, to in
snre large orders. Bear in mind In pricing
that we pay cash for every article ordered and
expect the most favorable terms.
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SUDDEN DEATH Capt. Henry
Hethcrman of the Sch. Hfnobia died
very suddenidly aboard lis vessel at
Moss Point, on 26th inst. Supposed,
we understand, Of heart disease.
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Adamson's Botanic cough Balsam
cures consumption, coughs and colds.
Try it. 35 and rs cts. per bottle.
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JusTicE CouRTs.-Regular terms ~ Justice
Court will he held in District No. = as follows,
p wit: Al Noes Point on the second Saturday.
Ind at Scranton on the first Monday after they
Issrth Saturday in each month.
w. y. HOLTON, J. p.
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IN, X 4 A G h =
laod. is OF which uuder fence. 10 acres
cleared Good Dwelling lframel honse. with
4 rooms. verandah ou 3 sides all necessary out
buildings an orchard Of 100 peach. apple aud
pear trees. and a VARIETY Of other fruit' u large
scuppefuong al Dor, well of fue water, an ex-
eelient garden spot near a church AMI flourish.
ing Academy in On active business rlacs aud
desirable neighborhood. Al Moss Point, four
miles from East Pascagoula Depot.
Inouite Of STAR OFFICE.
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Il
Five or Fifteen acres Of land, with dwell
Jog and S~tible-one acre clared and under
fence-with wate' front, on main road between
Scranton and Moss Point, about | miles FROM
depoi. =.
Tho dwelling contains 4 rooms snd hall. front
aud back gallery, aud is perfectly new, Fine
well o f water on premises. Tho band il ham
mock suitable for cultivation. For sale cheap,
inquire At STAR OFFICE,
aug&2
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Important to Patrons and All Consumers
GR.7.yGE STORE.
RIIOXI. -. : MISSISSIPPI,
Pas. Christian Resd.l

UVaving adopted tho Grange Plan Of Cash
III Sales, al low profit, | am enabled to make
a support on the small margin of ten cents in
the dollar. and in ordor to co operate direct
with consumers, / have i~nSngurated a system
by whieh You can procure fresh, and of the finest
quality, Family Supplies Of every descrip-
Il n. a. lesale prices. |
will keep constantly on hand n well
sslerfed Stock Of Goods of every variety.
/ will receive all kinds Of CouRtry Produce on
sale or in exchange for goods. l propose deal
ing largely in Ovsicrs and Fish and will there
fore be able to fill all orders promptly and
reasonably.
II. OK. BkOMNlNG.
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REAL

rIO CREs OF Lam y
On Pearl River FOR salc. b miles from PearlinR
ton. about one third " pinsy woods, high dry
and rniliru with fue springs u water y portion
Il swamp Arud. rich, and suitable for tlage. we
whole j. heavily timbered whi pine OAK cyp-
ress. ash. maple Sc. Only about ~ acres have
been cleared and cultivated This land IL oner.
ed retu chap for each. For further la.tirulars.
inquire q SlAR oftlCt'
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DIVINE Sr.vTcEs. Rev. Il. Jones Of
Eth- Methodist Church will told Divi,F
|Eerv,cs at Nos Point on the LAT, and Bird,
|Bandays Of each mouth ut ii O'Clock A
~, and 1t Z p. Ii.
Prayer Meetings every Thursday night
b I O'Clock.
% the q 6undays Of gthe month, at
III A. ". and 4 P. ". ut Scranton
9s-lr ia hoped the Public generally
will attend. II
RRGuLAR PREACHING. Ed. J. B. Ham
berlin, missionary OF tho Mis-, Bapti''
State Cunv,n ion, will preach at the fol
loNing places on the Sabbaths named al
al O'Clock A, n, epd at IL or Can
dlelight p, NJ. ,
Ocrap Springs, IL. sabbath in eact
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LUMBER STATEMENT,
Cleared from Sept. LIST 5.45l,330.
This week 1913 900.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-22
From Trenton.

May 18th. -Locals are as scarce as
greeubacks.
NJ. Stone is gardening it now a.
days.
The past few days have been rath
or COOL
The mosquitoes are now on the
war path.
Seed wheat has been selling for
81 .25 per bushel.
The severe winter has destroyed a
number of our fruit trees.
Our summer school has commenc-
ed. &c scholars the first day.
The late fires on the bluffs have
destroyed nearly all the raspberries.
Several immigrant wagons pissed
through this burg during this week.
Corn planting is all the rage;
though some have not got their wheat in
yet.
The blackblrds are getting in flock :
awaiting patiently for the coming corn
fields.
Edward Cowell while working on
the bridge between iIartlahd aud Tren ;
ton had his leg broken.
That ever memorable croaking
frog has tuned his banjo and is now
sending firth delightful music.
There has been considerable travel
across the ferries lately which shows
that some have that almighty dollar. /"
Our Sunday school has been tax
ing its collection for Sunday school
papers. etc. Quite an interest is taken
in it.
j. Curry is having a piece of
ground cleared by his house which viii
make quite a different view of his res.
idence.
Several acres of this prairie has
been fenced this spring and our stock
has been curtailsd of their pasture
thereby.
Seth Lyons offers one of his horse
teams for sale. This will be a fine
chance for those who wish to get one
reasonably.
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From Ellsworth.

May 20Ih Dick Bevans is 10 towr
with his peddler's wagon.
It. l.. Nelson is in town.
III b. Warner is raising his house
Judge Pierce has got his brick
yard in operation.
The masons are at work on the
cellar wall for E. l.. Davis.
H. G. FRUITS new building is
completed aud he is filling it up with
goods.
-Covel is making some Of our rusty
looking buildings look much better
with his brush
Michael & Wickard have been
getting lumber on the school grounds
for the new school house.
The saw mill 10 this place has
been shut down for two weeks for re.
pairs; they will put 10 another boiler
&C. w. Kimball has added consid.
cradle to the looks &C his premises by
building a picket fence in front Of his
house.
Carpenters are now work ing on
Capt. ElmSs' barn, and we may ex.
pect TO see another new barn up 10
few days.
Another son Of Mr.. Jacob Young.
man has been very sick with the scar
let fever, but VIC are informed that he
is now improving.
The contract for doing the carpen.
ter and joiner work on the new Church
has been lot at 1852 and the work will
move forward Immediately.
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From Maiden Rock.
lake is receding.

nv tae~ 10 aSNCNAiEs
Wheat is looking well in this vi :.
cinity, but rain is much needed.
Mrs. j. Rosenberger is selling
many new goods in the millinery line
]. D. Trumbull is charging his eel.
lar and otherwise improving his dwell
ing.
I'D, b. Paal has returned from
Michigan. He didn't like it as well
there as here.
IF you want anything good ask II,
T.. Hubbard for the desired article. Try
his dried beef.
j. Walsingham intends going &c
Barron county soon aud opening a gin
Seng drying establishment.
We notice very nice Safe just
placed in the office of Trumbull, Hum
& Co. The safe man who was here a
short time since, found Merrill & Cliff.
ford supplied with one of superior
merit.
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From CLiftOD.
w Gather not SO hot.

w Gather not SO hot.
The recent fall of rain was well
coined by many; it gave the vegetation
a fresh start; also replenished great
many empty cisterns.
Clifton II flow was recently visit
ed by fishing party from River Fa lis
to whom we are Indebted for a new
method of catching fish.
The grangers here are quite nu-
merous. On Saturday last they set
full slil for Prescott, where they con.
vened for their monthly meeting.
Mr.. Hardy commenced work on
s. McIlroys barn this week. He thinks
that he will finish it in time to dedi.
cate it with grand hop about the
Fourth Of July.
Lutte Clark announced the dedi-
cation of his new barn to come off on
last Friday evening, but the man they
had engaged to pick the banjo failed
to put in an appearance. Lutte has
his new barn to try again.
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watching thousand, in turn thous.
and are watching him. And this is
we'll. 1t Is, in fact, the principal rea-
son why journalism is SO rapidly i'm
proving in its general character. This
mutual watching aud self reporting is
is attended with beneficial reSults, and
the improvement in journalism must
necessarily keep even pace with any
and all other improvements in society