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Alma Grange, No. 20.

AtTsFItt Vt UI-N3 4NV' ~
NJ +. LOCKE. Master,
A. j Steward, Oversecr,
r l.. seward. Lecturer.
j. T.. smith. Steward.
W. Il Boiling. Assistant Stewards
\ B. Dobbs, Chaplain.
+. ", Boiling Treasurer,
A. b. Howell, Secretary.
r. T, Byurs, Gate Keeper.
Mrs. n. A Locke. Ceres,
Mrs. b i. Rcnfroe, Pomona,
Mrs. NJ. A. Pride. Flora,
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith, Stcwardcss.
Prairie Grove Grange. No. 17S.
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NATIONAL. BANK
Western Arkansas,
Fort Smith, State of Arkansas,

At the close Of business on the 27tn day of februa-
ry, A. D. 1874
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with whom vou can leave your orders for any
kind Of lumber dressed on one side or both.
Sash glazed. or not panelled doors. shutters.
etc. and all things necessary for building up
the country..'
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q hr Butletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

--.'llel closed for repairs, was the
subject of discourse by a New Haven,
Connecticut. minister on sunday.
The Pari, Constitutional says; IN.
Bismarck cndcavors to maintain radical
ism among Us, as an heir would encour-
are his uncle, bronchitis
The lcttcr-carricrs of America may
take heart. lin England, two postmcn.
who were bitten while delivering letters
nj houses where dogs were kept. have re-
covered damages from the owners"
"A female justice, of Wyoming, was
married last week. and, true to her pro-
fessional training. she previously notified
her friends TO be present by printed
form. as follows II am about to marry
Mr., j D., of this county. and hc
will be qualified and sworn in at my Of
flee ON "Wednesday morning next at ~
O'Clock. You are invited to attend.
1t is related of Frenchman. Count
Jaubert. who died recently, that lac once
attacked Marshal Soult wifi Il number of
epigrams. The Marshal, meeting him at
/ reception of the Court of Louis Phil
lippe, turned his back on him just a. the
| Count was coming forward to speak To
him, and tins in the presence of thirty
| people. Monsieur lc Marcchal,' said
| Jaubcrt quietly. II have been told that
! YOU considered me one of your enemies.
| see with pleasure that ii is not So
"Why not, ,ir;" said Soult. 'Bccause.
said .Jaubert, "you are not in the habit of
turning your back to the enemy The
Marshal held out his hand and the Counts
| success was complete.
| "A gentleman in a Western city. sit
ting in pew with lady with whom he
had formerly been on terms of Intimate
acquaintance, handed her Bible with Il
pin stuck through the following verse -
".\nd now bcscech thee, lady, not a
though wrote anew commandment unto
thee. but that which we had from the be-
ginning. that we love one another" AZ
ter reading ii she stuck the pin through
the following verse and handed the book
back to him: "llaying many things to
write unto you would not write with
paper and ink. but trust to come unto
you and speak face to face, that our joy
may be full"
What with "brandy' made from saw
dust of the fir tree, butter innocent of
cream. sugar extracted from rags, and
fruit tlayors derived from the waste pro-
duets of the COW yard. science VII in
time he able to so far utilize the waste OF
the world that it, natural productions
will find no favor. Only the other day an
itincrant follower of science was heard to
declare that he possessed the secret of
manufacturing honey tar superior To that
made by bees, Il point of great merit be,
ing that il cost only about five cents q
pound To manufacture, while the natural
substance "cost the bees" oyer twenty.
five cents. The latest discovery of chem
lists is the existence of the active princi
pie of vanilla in the bark of the pine tree
1t is recovered by distillation, and an or
binary tree will yield about $40 wort
annually without destroying it. 1t
now being manufactured in Germany, bu
will not for some time displace the gent
inc article. its chief value probably bcin
as an adulterant for vanilla itself.
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PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GAS
MADE A SPECIALITY

Agent on Cameron Is Special Steam Pump and
Boiler Feeder, the best manufactured Coll's
Patent SyphOn Pumps, and Judson's Patent
Governor and Governor Valve
The following engines etc for sale:
Two steamboat engrnes, lstl inch bore Of
cylinder; five feet stroke, and IN good order
one steamboat SHAH and crank; wrought iron
one engine for hosting freight, ~ MIG
one lON20 saw mill engine, with shaft and
crank lor muly or gang saw, second hand
one new 7kl2 engine; my own manufacture
Also, n secondhand stayc cutting machine
and Jonler, aud warehouse hoi-ting machine in
good order
a Engines and machinery of all kinds bought
md sold
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CAIRO & vINCENNEs R. R.

JAMES JOHNSON, Agent.
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS,
r CINCINNATI and LOUIS
3 ft4ffl VtNf1 WILLIE.

nx and afier November p, passenger trains
~ will run daily except sundays ~ follows
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CITY NATIONAL BANK. CAIRO

Open every business day rom "a m 10 2 p m
aud Saturday evenings for savings deposits only
rom 10 o'clock.
w. HYSLoP, Treasurer.
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PRICE $40 THE PAIR.

II not found AT your picture dealers send
publisher } 4 RYDER Cleveland, .
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THE NEW
w ALT FL A nj

The past twelve months ut the Waltham
Watch Factory have been the busiest in the
Company history Several wholly new stem
winding watches have been produced, and great
improvements have been effected in the manu-
factre of all variety of their standard watches,
until now they include every size in both key
and winding, that can bc desired, ofeycry
quality and of every price At the same time
new inventions in machinery and other large
economics, have cheapcncd the cost, so that at
present 1t is not too much to claim that the Wal
than Watches are the best and cheapest watches
the world These claims are, in fact, almost
everywhere admitted In this country 1t is
matter Of fact that hardly any fine American
watches are sold but those Of the waltham make,
while orders are now regularly received from
England, Australia, and the British Possess
si'A7 AiuA Nbhhlil NN hlN Nflll-
doning the hand made productions Of Switzor-
land and England, and eagerly adopting Amen
lean machine made Waltham watche, in their
place
Buyers Of silver watches should be careful to
observe the stamp Of the Company on the case,
as well rs on the movement, as the Waltham
Watch movements are frequently put into cases
which are inferior both in quality Of metal aud
workmanship
For sale by all leading Jewellers
Positively no Watches sold At retail.
ROBBINS y APPLETON,
| General Agents,
New orb, Boston, Chicago, and London, Eng.
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Worth Of Real Estate,
LIVE AGENTS WANTED

70 sgl hR CHASE's Recipes or, IN
fORMA'lON FOR ENERlBODh in every
county In ihv United States and Canudas En-
larScd 10y the Publisher 10 Gis pages, II con-
laihn over 400 household recipes, and is suited
Ia all Clls-c- and conditions Of society 4
wonderful book aud u household necessity Il
sells ~ sight Greatest inducements ever Of
lcrrl to book agents sample copies sent hy
man, post paid, Tor 81. Exclusive territory
given Agents more than double their money
Addrc.s, DR, CHASE's STEAM PRINTING
not -. ANN ARBOR MICH. i1i-ll-23-Wim
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Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate.

TllESE Gentlemen
l have seen and are
pleased with the chrO-
mo, PLUCK, which iol'
their humOr aud hu
moral lesson as well
a. the excellence Of OK
cchilOn, are the most
popular clr0mp- Oftiic
day and should haycA
place la every family
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lt,, ?, S,v,ll { ca,

10, ?, asvsN { "a.
conduct an Agency for thc reception ~ adNor
ti.cmcnt for American New-papcrs--ihe most
complete c-tnbli -luucnt ui the Kind In the world
Sin thuusuui NEW~rNrIu- nt kept regularly Uu
tile, oucn a. inspection hy customer ENrIN
Advertisement b. taken at the home price ut
the paper, without any additional charge ur
commission IN advertiser, iu dealing with
the Agency, d, saved trouble aud cuuc-pond.
ence, making one contract instead 81 u dozen,
hundred on % thousand = bOok Of eighty
pages, containing lists 81 hvst papVTs. largest
calculations. religious, agricultural, tlH--, pc
litical, daily aud country papers, and al publ-
cations which rtc specially valuable 10 adyer-
Users With some Information about price,, Is
cent FREE 90 any addIcs- on application.
Persons at distance wishing 10 make con-
tricts Tor advertising In any town, city, county,
state co. Territory IN the tuifs-l STATES, o. any
portion Of the dominion of Canada. may neud
a cpuci.s statement of " hat they want. together
with . copy Of ~. tdNertiscmcnt they do
lire inserted, and will receive information by
return mail which viii enable them ~ decide
whether tp increase or rolucr the order for
such Information there b. no charge orders
W." taken fora single paper a. well FOR "a lit F.
ipl single dollar ~ well re- Tor q larger sum
ONCE a lme- BuitiugI.
I, 9,,s s- y, 7.
l2.l--dAW.
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MANUFACTURED and REPAIRED.

CPECIAL attention given to light aud heavy
> forging, house, bridge, railroad and jail
work aud all work of Il similar character.
Steam and gus lifting In all Us branches a
full assortment of Morris, 1flskcr n CO =
Philadelphia pipe and fittings Brass goods
etc md gns lAtnIea nlMnys ON hand
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11NTIL further notice, the Ferryboat, "Threc
~ States,'' will make the following trips
daily, excepting Sundays. viz
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-09

SHF LIAM HIEs0s The Lfris.
lsia. 81 a. iats c.Iirt -. on
9 s>d A. A., 20 ca~s'ea Bead o.
lot Ct'ani. .ioaer. for Stiy I.'shd
Ia Dor al Ns,i-iP1i Sogni.'-sp
proved Dec. 23l ls7i-xhicb, II the
tex, - published b., The PiIo', i.
correct, nay interfere Nth tie exist
ing la~ creating a similar Board for
P4-cagoula harbor. The two acts
are alike 10 many respstts the one
referred TO, provides for the appoint,
ncnt by the Governor of the Board
consisting of three citizens, of whom
shall reside at Biloxi, one at Missis.
sippi CITY, aud one at Pass Chris>
tan, VIII shall hold their Office for
six years, and that their office shall
be at Mississippi City. 1t provides
for tue appointment Of a Harbor
Master for raid "harbor and sound"
and sit is made the duty of all vessels
arriving in said harbor or sound in
ballast to report to said Harbor
Master" Section 2 Of the act is as
follows a:
SEC. ,. Be it further en- cted. That
two of said Commissioners shall con
siitu,e q quorum for any business, and
they shall have power to grant Ii.
censes to Pilots for Ship Island Pass
and all other Passes leading INFO the
Mississippi Sound. and there shall not
be less than four Pilots for said Pass
aud Sound. il snch nnmbsr shall an
ply for license and shall be qualified
tor such Offices and duty.
We presume that the act was only
Intended TO embrace Ship STAND Har>
Dor and the waters Of the sound i'm
mediately contiguous. but as Pasca,
goull Lisrbor is a part Of the Missis.
sippi Sound. and as Horn bland Pas,
one Of the passes leading into the
Mississippi Sound" the act manifest.
conflicts with the law relating to
: similar Board, the appointment Of
and the duties of a Harbor
for Pascao oula Harbor.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-09

A NoRD OF ADVICE 10 our young
friends sho ieel q desire to write
something for their paper-which i.
very commendable,- bu who imag.
inc that that something must have 9
iugle abont il, which they are pleased
to term Poetry. To such we would
say, that a few, veil expressed lines
OF plain, msitot~of TACT, common
sense prcse-wilh3ut being pros =
is much more acceptable, and prac.
tice i. it viii prove infinitely mo e
beneficial 10 them in c~ultivaung the
art OF composing. The fewest per-
svns in tie world are born poets end
without you are such you will never
Prove a success in Tia line. To
write in rhyme is a natural gilt
which cannot be acquired by study.
But true poetry may have no rhyme
about II, and on the other hand, q
.jingling rhyme without aim or %.
feet aud devoid Of sense or meaning
is not poetry. But the art OF wri-
ting, even elegantly, may be acquired
by application, and therefore from the
best Of motives and for their own
benefit do we advise our young
to endeavor to acquire an
easy. graceful fluent style by praclic>
10 express their thoughts in plain,
,ommon>scnse English. instead Of Ia
TO produce a jingle of sound
t The end of the lines at the cost of
II sense and reason.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-09

We lave received G bcauti!ul Chro
mo-IAe Rescue, representiag d
boat about TO rescue tao sailor. who
are cllnglng to a fpar 1t sea, tile
wreck Of their vessel being e a. q
distance. 1t can scarcely be di-,in,
guished from go oil pain ing and Is
worthy OF a place in any home. l..
A. Cooley Publisher Of Godcy's
Lady's Book, PbiladeIpLia, sends it
10 Us, aud will present a copy to every
subscriber for 1875.
We will furnish Godey'8 Noga>
zine. the Chroao, and the STAB, post
age free, for $500.
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a CagD 30 TaH PUBLIC.
a SHORT PosTPoYEMENT OF THE FIFTH GIFT
CONCERT.

A manager Of the rift concerts
clyen in I'd of the Public Library of
Kentucky, my position creates an inn
fortant trnst IN behalf Of the Public
Library aud the tickrt-holderS of the
fifth gilt concert. The Public Libra
ry of kentucky and the ticket.hold.
rs are jointly i~ntercs ed in the
auonnt OF the drawing. The larser
the fund to be distributed in Gifts.
tie greater viii be the gift awarded
10 each lucky ticket holder and the
lore the amount realized by the Lii
orary, To have a fall drawing is 50
mauliest.y to the interest OF those H.
terested, tnat, rather than haga d
fractional drawing on the 3Olh inst.
| deem ID due TO the trust couhdad to
me by he ticket holders and the Pub-
lie brary o. Kentucky, that a shori
poslpluement be made 10 enable me
to dispose of the nnsoid tickets and
nave . fun dra wing. Though the
very large amount now Ia bank
would enable US to distribute hand,
some gifts, vet we should feal disap-
pointed in This our last cnn.eft.
should W BE- compelled 10 make a
i~raetioeal drawing tps c large.
We haze feceived 50 very large a.
number Of letters from a1t ptrts o,
the eouatrg from III - most IargsIr
laterested, urging a postD5uen meat iCl
7ll the tickets be not snJ ht lbe
BOA, that we feel streag aeaed ln aar
sense Of daiy to The ticker tolder-
and the PUal.c Librarg. 30 laake the.
)ostposfment. Unier the circua~
stances, we have letfImined. IN tHe
n,erest OF all parties. TO postpone the .
,oncert and drawing TO saturday
'ebraary q. 1915. NJ shich time the I
Will positively take place /:
NJ, as 3 gnara9tee OF good faith 10. {
Fafu ucke -hoiders, We pledge our. {
elves to refund 10 ANY tickel.holder !
Is money, ulon presentation OF Iii, {
iekei. sloaid the drawing fail 10
ONE off a. tie DAY 0 Fix a. Tn
ast. We ieei assured, VI Il. be sufficient
o. Fautee 70 al Interested thar they
81 &c fairly aud honestly dealt with
e money paid FOR tickets Is sacred.
preserved against IL eoniiugesc
lul alter III. payments OF the gifts,
ter which The expenses are 10 ls v
imburs d aud the Public Library \
g to be paid it, profits. !,
THOdAs e BRA dLETTE. r
Agent and Manager. L,
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dolly asaa ssi .68 .fsalsafs sd
20 fahtsb ssy - fsf t-ae afg
sod *oolt Hu fuft.er rstfs. g. Z
they sogl1 fa'se eiatt afI
fof the Sftn
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-09

The Biloxi The,plan. fll,y sustain,
ed their already high reputation a.
amateur performers, on the night Of
Dec. 3lst, 1874.
The Hall was barely large enough
10 mold the audience, and every one
present gave the most enthu ia.ti.
evidence of satisfaction.
The pieces selected, wanted 10
OOO Spirited Young Milliners for The
po'd Diggins,' and The Prosecuted
Dutchman were appropriate to the
seasons of g%aietv, aud the dist burin,
oil c%taracte's credl'abIy reflected NJ
on Manager Gerard.
The principal characters in the
Isl p'e2o were admirably sustained
b.. ..r' P G., W. T H., and Mis-.
., o. WAC were supportey in an ex
ce'ient style hy the other members Of
the club.
In the persooiiear,on of the Perse,
euied ~Dliehman, Mr.. j. @. was in
INIT ne, and drew forth IRON the an,
uleiice the strongest indications of an
probation.
Truly the T~hespians are an inst.
tuition which Biloxi has every reas,n
TO oe proud OF, aBd are certainly en-.
!iuei 10 The laurel, OF the coast.
IA
We hope it will be our pleasure to
ENJOY during The dull winter MANY sucb
treats a The pteaspIans en- only give.
G.. K. E.
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TnE SrATE GeANeE on M~Ls.IssIPpt

The STATE GRANGE OF MISSISSIPPI
The Governor has deemed it right
and proper. to veto the act of ineor
poraiion of the State Grange Of Mis-
sissippi. This action OF the Govern
or vii compel The State Grange, aud
subordinate Oranges. TO incorporate
nuder the general Incorporation law
OF the State. aud the sooner they 60
about ii the better.
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OPPORTUNITY

% ng+st q few dollars, with no--ible re.
'osiso aassAnds. IS of red by tue post
oaeme4i nf z ablio Ljhrsrg Of Ky. ~ the
2t g o. Fee 'raaly. nex:, Of their fife and
s e9lcerb ant drsuag. ghe mango
met ats pis dgei 20 Uhs rrtura q the
taoneF s tae drewiag saeaid not come
Ii e tha lay noy appointed.
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hssuHssTs please take nls.s. tba! tie
LABassz. hos, selected ari ese.pe
wholesale SICK of ro-5y-nade r ! a,i
Winter Cioibirs ever brought b II bile
IS nos r~2fy for iasPec ion 1t HE Mam.
mota Ciotliax House Of IL P. LEVY
4 co, Nos. l6 is and 70 North Was,r.
street, Mobile, Ala
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A Kind freud afrds. fr5m Ters.
several copies u 10. orpsa ~ IT,
state Grsrss-lLe Waeo Fr,uiasf
end Patron from stich 80 lilrIal
IL extract, aud with xnici stI. sbI
in srestirs Grange. JouruaI we viii
be pleased to Y.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-09

We would recommend that the DIFF
fereut Oranges of Patrons OF Hus-
bandry, build. wherever practicable,
permanent buildings, and fit t EN-
with the cOnvenieuces for the practi-
cal workings of the order. This
should be done upon as sound a basis
as the means Of the order will permit.
Materials % a lasting nature should
be chosen. the style Of the building
ornamental, and the fittings and furn-
ishings as neat and tidy as possible.
When this rule is adopted by The diff,
ierent Oranges, TIE interest Ia the
meetings will he fonnd to be much
greater, ami the promise o. perpetui~
" TO the order. viii be much
strengthened. By building lof ii.
beautiful. permanent lodge rooms.
What say you brethren, shall we be-
gin 10 beauty the homes OF the or
Shall We brgin to prepare meet
ing places, which will be a delight to
US and our dear ones? Farmers tenn
pies, beautiful 10 The ere. and beau,i
Iul as the outward visible sign of in
ward harmony.-[Waeo Examiner
ind Patron.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-09

sx@E.Srs fGsHtasa ed lbs e.
genstsi = shSalAhf. asr4 Il .
go b. koiie =. na fal ~ oil sa IL
Inc, t-fgfs fss Assaz - i 4uafa.
C'oiLh SICK o. n. ?. LFEY ca.
Ns. 10 Is as5 20 Mort W.pI.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-09

The C0SvENTIoN.-TEroug4 mad.
%yerience, the proceedings Of the
Coaniy Convention held at the
Court House on the 2lst ult. were
oVe'looSei last week. Col. James
d. AcRae was called to the chair and
hr. VI. , Park was appou tel Secre
tary. The Secretary furnishes u the
following report ii does not iacluds
the delegates appointed to the yicks-
burg Convention bat as that Conysn
tion a been postponed until April,
u IS uot now a matter OF much i'm,
porsanee.
Editor Pascagouh STAR The fol-
loving named gentlemen were chosen
% the Convention at the Court
House. on Monday last. TO represent
} ickson 90, at the Capitol on Jan.
iih:
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Gavefnpr Ames he vetoed tta
iteoflofsftv - ' ssisauni state
GfanRe Faffots Of IT .dab4fr.
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Taunton perpetrates the following /:
Tenement 2 let"
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= cole Tickets - 81 %
-" - 10
leuihs Or each Coupon 1 IA
~npRs ifeae,s i"r----.......... $40 90
Tic. l.. BRdMLErrE. Agsata "a N.sav~a
Louisville, XIV,