The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-02-21

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her duties most admirably and prov
cd herself a "mo.t worthy woman
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mgj1r Of tbe g9tb, would s8t. L.ulc
Cora E.-tho 'little pig girl'-who
was 50 good 20 her little brother and
whose only trouble IN the care Of bin,
was not being able to keep biz nose
clean, is We think, without a rival Of.
her own age. She played her part to
perfection and was every way worthy
Of her good fortune, in becoming The
only and true heiress'
The picture from life, Domestic
Felicity rendered by the little para.
gon,' Virginia E,'and the bright little
Willie @. was in tie estimation Of all
the ctowning point of our entertain
ment; and li.tle Virginia a child Of
six years, was unanimously voted a
real living wonder. Such a memory,
and so Il uch case aud grace as she has,
is possessed by few grown persons.
"Mr. Miyins,' the unfortunate, who
poisoned himself, and whose litera.
ry productions were not acceptable
to the Editor Of the Quarterly Slash
er," and who thought thai some Editor
wanted to "snub" him, and put him
own,'-hopcs that you Mr.. Editor
will not snub us, nor try to put US
but countcnance, encourage,
md assist US in every way you can
md as you have access to the homes
md hearts of the public, through the
columns OF your Give newspaper" we
now you will do what you can for ,
IS. :
Tie tableaux presented were inter-
sting, and varied, and the singing by (
he gentlemen delightful. "The light !
f the household" the flower (nour) .
+ the family, and the belle DELL of r
he village was highly appreciated. !
We would say to those who were :
OF present to behold "the close ,
OF the Tableaux" that they ,
we'll regret their absence, as well -
5 those who failed to see the "Argel .
{ Peace" And while returning :.
ranks to each, and every one who .
,ok part, or assisted US, VIC duly ap. .
rebate the invaluable services of the
air p%romptor," and her untiring en-
'gies and effort: in assisting to bring !
ut the "lateEt talent" of the little !
mes. We thank the audience all for :
leir patronage, and will hope to c
eet them again before long. |
Respectfully Yours. :
"ADoRA." !,
February 18th, 1874.
AND "Adora," is too modest to 1
ention Mrs. Virgins" the Irish
asherwoman, fond of q little chat T,
ith her patrons when she carried the {
.othes home, who thought "three I
rops of rum on a lump of sugar" was |
sovereign cure for her many all
tents, aud whose carelessness with /,
Mr.. Mivins" handkerchiels came ,
ear involving him in a s%eIious diff {
ully with his sweetheart. We, how. I
yer, take the liberty of adding, that ,
MIC character was most ably sustain-