Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

ihursday Tor thdlSirpose OF attsnW
ing the Fair, ana as the train was
nearing the staN6n at Crystal Springs
the rear coaclreunght fire from the
stove. Col. Frost. who was on board,
pulled The bell-rope, and caused the
train 20 stop near pond, from
which the attaches Of the train pro
cured water and extinguished the
flames withoui much damage 90 the
coach.
DESrHrRr.-B. n. Catching. u. n. 3
Office in Cook Building, Ilazlehurst, Miss.
sprlf-sm.
ALruoUGH the Y. O., ST. l.. 4 a..
Railroad is now running six aud
eight trains a day, yet the cotton at
this place j. loaded on cars and re
mains at the depot four or five days
1T time, The trains being 80 heavily
loaded by the time they reach this
point that they are unable carry ID
of. We thiak il would pay the Rail
road Company 10 pat yet more trains
on, and facilitate the shipment OF
cotton. II would bea great accom-
modation 10 our merchants IL they
would do 50.
Go To G. NJ. Bankston's TO get your
watches, clocks and jcwelry. See
price list:
Solid Gold Elgin Watch $4,000
Solid Silver Elgin Watch 5000
Solid Gold Sets from $500 20 $50 90
Solid Gold Chains from $50 Ia so.
Eight day clocks from $500 60 $1,000
Gun buttons, shirt studs, earrings,
ladies breaches, cents pins, charms,
gold pens and spcctaclcs at reduced
prices.
liz was a gay troubadour. and
wa out sercnading the other night
at CRYSTAL Springs Beneath the
window Of his "ladye love" he con-
mcncod pouring ont his heart, "a Il
were, in the plaiutive melody,
Come bow-Out, oome how-out my dearest
love.
The moo-hoou i shi-hining bright above"
when the parental boss interludcd,
/ Get h"W-out. get how-eut and b. YOU quick.
] b -ts.Nl
stick"
And be- got Scrcnadcs, now, have
no charm TO relieve the pcntup pas
sion within.
TEE cheapest lot II furniture ever offered
IN hi. market, Is nov for sale II tho Store Of
Mcssrs, Birlsung Horne A Britain.
liz was dead and lay upon the
floor in great Disorder. His curly
hir.ute, pared with painful exact
ness N The middle, was wildly dis
hevclcd. In one baud hc grasped
the deadly missive with an asphyx-
lated gripc; IN the Other BE- lad h
hat cornct. Thus ran the note -
Augustus: II shan wear ~ rber-pole
stockings. How dare you say
shan'ty J liked you a. a convcn-
icnce. All l. over between Us. Your
ring ! have pawncd, else would
send Il. Tata.' Fatal note! lie
blew hls brains out on b fat cor
net
YorR wife gives YOU n sample Of
flannel Go b. used nj the store-not
at charch, you understand. You put
Il IN your vcst-pocket along with
your other change. Next day you
20 20 church, aud when the plate
comes around you contribute the
flannel witha careless air, and draw
the breath that = permitted only by
a relieved conscience. There is a
suppressed exclamation all around
you, aud itisn't Of horror; and when
You discover the mistake Il i too
late, alas! 100 late. The important
question ., however, whether il j.
exactly plate-bearers business 20
20 down the aisle showing his teeth
like wild hyena and look lnquir-
ing "if anybody has a dog that needs
kicking. A Wesson merchant tried
the flannel on and now is a heather
aud never smiles; sold all his flannel
out and is a deadly enemy TO the
plate-bearer.
LAST Friday we visited Crystal
Springs, and found that trade was
Frightening considerably. Cotton
was coming in very briskly, and the
merchants were busy attending to
the wants Of their customers. We
met with many old friends, and found
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