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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-14

The approaching Commencement Of Bethany Col
ltgr will In u unusual Interest.
The lIOinl NJ Trustees will hold their sessions
Tuesday and wednesday, 18th and 10th u June
'fnrslny iiitl), the Alumni Day Afternoon,
business meeting; Evening, l'OIM by W e.
Murr, Of Cincinnati, Ohio; LEfrRE by Z. i.
McllI'li, 0f Cincinnati, ohio nnl Nh ORiIlOS by
lircStpn Player, NJ ST. louis, Mo.
Wednesday AitCtnOOn- llGlh) tlaS bay ENrt.
tas, consisting " All OnA1iOS by T.. V. Hbllats; II
rOEN by y. r Williams, and Class rnnrliLCY
hy C. r.. Carleton.
Wednesday Evening tidtM American Literary
institute Exercises, consisting If lEClnmnliuns,
Eanya OialiOn' Debate, comforting u S"ulCy
Diplomas, &c
thursday N7lM g. Commencement ENcrclss;
EottB0n- Orti1S from Graduates In the several
courses Of study ,l0rrnoon- UnvcIlng II lust NJ
Alexander Campbell, nnd presentation address by
Hon !. :. Hlnrk, NJ l'N To In followed by confer.
ring NJ hgre', lhcrnlanrcAr, &c
thursday Evening tlfth)-ESrrrSrs VI the Ne
otrnphnn SFCty rNn'lStlng Of Defamation, Essays,
uu,llms, Debate comforting NJ S,Wicty Diplomas
So
IriAiIIh W. K. pESDLErOH, Ifrst
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20 cases Concentrated Lyc
100 Matches
barrels CARROTS Snuih,
10 boxes CARROTS Packs
1000 pounds Dutch Madden Print.
6OO Indigo Spanish Float.
q barrels Chip lnSwood
~ Chip TEtiC.
At LAtGIIIIN BROS, 4 co.'s
10 pounds Choroiorm
~ Bromide Potassium.
% Glomcl.
- lOlhlO Potash.
$50 =" Fluid Extracts, TildcnS
10 Solid Extracts, do.
$50 bottles Sugar Coated ILLS.
Is dozen E.lXON.
Al LAUGIII,IN BROS. a co.'s.
d dorm BAKERS Cod Liver OIL.
n Halls Lung lhRm.
~ Jayne's EXpCCtOmnt,
~ Ayers Cherry l'WtONl.
1900 Essences Cinnamon, sc.
600 Ralrman Drops.
zoo iOliTy's Cordial,
100 Essence Jamaica Ginger,
Al LAuGllllN BROS, 4 CO.'S.
1900 pounds Gnln Icppcr-slnglpOn.
mO Cloves
mO AlIspIcc.
9W EulmRs-GOvCrnmCn
bW Cream Tartar, pure and choice,
hW Mustard, In cans aud In bulk.
900 Ground Ginger, East lnlln Jamaica
CoXs GelatInC Arrow ltoot, INpotN and Sage
02y Al LAuGliLlN bros. CO.'S,
100 ounces QulninC, Powers 4 WrIghtmanS.
M " snlphatG MOrphA.
IN Nitrate Silver.
90 StryChnla.
For sale at LAUGHTIN BROS. 4 CO.'S,
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TRUSTEE,s SALE,

uARPEWS MAGAZINE FOR JULY
Sustains its high reputation. Itcontains
the conclusion of Miss ThOckerays Miss
Angel" The continuation Of Garth" by
Julian HAWTHORNE the First Century
series, &r. - year postage paid; single
copies 80 ccuts For sale by
W. p. McKELYEY,
irll li29 Market st.
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Strengthening the GraSSlOppcrS
by Wholesale.

ST. PAUL, MINI, June ll.-lIlue Earth
county has paid up to-day, $4,000 for
the destruction Of grasshOppers, ut the
rate OfSl.GO per bushcl. The farmers are
running traps propelled by horse power,
in which they catch five to twenty BUSH
els II day. Two hundred bushels were
brought into Mankato yesterday, where
1900 bushels have been buried in one
trench. All the hopper counties, except
Nicolet, are paying rewards for hopper
destruction. The total catch in Brown
county yesterday was l23 bushels. A
meeting representing Blue Earth, Brown,
NiCOlet, and LeSucr counties was held in
Mankato yesterday, which adopted resO.
lutiOns rcciting that the graShOppcrS in
this State are confined almost exclusively
to the counties named; that it ia demon.
strated that they can he mostly destroyed,
and the majOr portion OF the crops saved;
but that the people Of the counties named
hesitate about mourning large local debts
unless the State may be relied upon to
assume them, and asking the Boards Of
Trade Of s.. Panl and Minneapolis to give
assurance Of cooperation in having the
State assume the final payment Of the
moneys expended for destroying grass
hOppGrs. 4 committee was appointed to
visit the cities named, and accordingly
the committee came 10 81. Paul to-day.
and attended II meeting Of prominent cit.
iAcns at the Chamber Of Commerce, which
Rccting pledged 81. Paul influence to
have the State assume the hopper bounty
debts Of the counties named. II was
strongly urged, ut the meeting, that the
people who are destroying the wngleSs
'hopImrs are really working more for
other. than themselves, since the hop.
lers, when their wings were developed,
would move upon the ncighboring c0un-
tic', and probably cover Il large area Of
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FROM 1860 to 1870 there wee - 81.
miles of railway built in the United
States. From the latter to ls73-only
three years-l7,753 miles were construct
ed, making an aggregate OF forty thousand
miles, less fourteen miles, in thirteen years.
This is only 9Sl miles less than the total
mileage in Great Britain, North Germa-
ny, France, Spain, Italy and Austria COM
bined, according to the returns on the
lst Of January, 1873, The diversion OF
SO much money in this direction will
largely explain the financial embarrass-
ment here and abroad.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful ImpruIrntr, causing pre-.
mature decay, nervous debility, etc., having lflu1l
In vain every known remedy, has found n simple
Scli-Curr, which he will send itee to his fellow Nl.
Crers Address ]. II. REEVES, IS NASSAU street,
New York, lOX 6ib3. app
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ENGINE HOUSE GAS.
"AnI they Shall Gmaw u File


"And they Shall GnaW u File"
In Friday mornings issue Of the INTEL.
LIuENCER we gave Us the amounts paidl for
gas for the different engine houses during
eighteen months previous to April LIST,
1875, the following sums: For the At
lantic $50 o., for the Vigilant $50 "a
and for the United 500 03. These figures
were gotten from the books Of the City
Clerk. The Managers ofthc Fire Depart
ment seem not to have been satisfied with
the showing and calling to their aid the
statistical genius Of the Twelfth street
lIermaphroditO proceeded To interview
the records Of the gas office, from whencc
they obtained the following figures Tor
the sane length Of time ~ those quoted
above. For the Atlantic So 81, for the
Vigilant $50 81 aud for the United
$SS 90. Our readers will preceivc that
the latter make II small deduction all
along the Of our statement. We are
'o'u VI "s",' 40. ""' "''' "" d" " I'I
peFiec''! Wiling W "e'el'' '"' "''''''"
statement.
II the figuring Of their ally brings any
Cohsoia'ioh 10 'ne h'"h"gtF' VI 'ne
fire department '"'y "te "e'co"'0 W IL
IL they 'hlhS 'hey h"Ne III ""y WI! w.
i"'ea 'h'ch"tsoo' ""''e'"t 'A'F"N"B""''
u. '"e 'S' Vi gus Ut '"c 0"I'e" l"'S'"o
House, "ey arc Us l!'"ch "ece'veu Us '"'!
are IN the'r own es''"'aI'oh VI 'he'r c"'
PuGn! '" '"" NV r'V i,vi'"' '''V"''
Ahe'r own "g"leS' !" wv '',"ttc' u, ','e
uSIropor',ol, "c.m't" wv "'''' VI '"'
oh''ea anu 'he NIg''"".' "re mor' u"'
iaVorao'e 10 Tue Tue 'or'eE '""" 'nT
lsrhhi ,.o, s' eac LOT '"s',"u
Of a ClnefeheG o. ?-V W. US We ,"' IT.
'heir VsuF'"g SHOWS III " re'I .N, 'o'u'tH
peh"''"r' n"''srenee .. S"' Nv %",'e
Ihe ptoPor',U ~, between ., 'nV p'''S u .,'e
atlantic "hu Nis'!""'' Fc"'"'" """"' '''e
same Us we maae IT,
Inc I".el NlarS"ul ll'nl'el' l"' t .,
'housa'u lce' VI gas PER p"ur'er ~ .'I
OUTSIDE limit Tor e"c'' ho"'e' !e' VT ''''
'hat IN no SlnB'e i"s'"ncc ""' '"t '""'
sumption AZ the Un''e" H"s'"e mouse
been as low Us Ills e''s'""t'' W, Tue
contrary the average mas "een'
IN round huihOer', e'eVeh 'ho"SaI" iee''
Inc average consumption III ''e 's''""'
house mas Deen' per quarter, "C'''e'"',g
over seven 1hou'"hu 'ee'-S'li' "noTe 'Le
ohleis e''lmae-wh'Ie NJ Tue "'''h'Ic
mouse the average consumption per quar-
ler mas Deeh lIt''e over io"r 'ho'''"h"
ieet. >.
Inc lowest tecofu from Tue meier I"
Tue uhlteu Is SIX 1housan' I""r h"'dted
leet, anu was maue IN Inc quarter en"'"E
oah""r! y 1910" quarter III "n'c"' w
may say, were some OF Tue longest nights
Inc highest record save one Is eleNeh
lhouSaliu lOur huhuren ieet ana was
maue curing 'he quarter enu'ns ""iy VI
1874 during portion oil wI'lch we nave
daylight Tor nearly sixteen OIL "I 'he
twenty'io"r ho"rT.
Inc excess OIL 'he 's''"h' over inc
Atlantic mas Deeh party accouh'e" '"t
ny Inc TACT "lreany stated th"' u part VI
Tie building was nSen Tor hoSpllaI Put'
poses, Dnt council should see lh"' 'h''
circumstance IL NOT Wlaue 10 cover
Hllinu lime. IHnfp uilplItll
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DOR RENT
II The two.story brick dwelIing.hOuSe,
No. l49l Chapline street, formerly occupied
BY Theodore Fink, This property Is in
good repair, situated in II desirable location,
and is well supplied with everything neces'
sary to make il comfortable and convenient,
1t will be rented from this time until the Isl
day Of April next, but Il good tenant will
have no difficulty in renewing the lease:
Possession will be given ut once. Terms will
be made reasonable. The payment Of the
rent must be properly secured. The keys
IRE ut Mr.. COcn's, next door, and the house
can be seen by applying there. Apply gen
orally to HENRY NJ. RUSSELL,
iciI 1916 Chaplinc street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sleubcnvtllu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 a. III;
departs 500 p, III, This train during the day passes
backward and forward between Martins Ferry aud
Rellairr, stopping when required ut sherman House.
ElnnNilln MrNI Wheeling anh Nmyrl Hill
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-07

VIZ are indebted TO Mr.. Morse NJ
Grand Bay for a very fine watcr-
melon. lis crop Of melons has been
exceedingly prolific This year. He had
about 500 hills Of musk.melons and
such an abundant crop that be could
do nothing with them, and the waters
melons. The f eight on the railroad
mscluIed his shipping them to Mo
lille or New Orleans and p%crtorce,
therefore, they roited in the field. So
that here is a gentleman disposed
hereafter 10 let the melon question
drop. and We suppose there are many
others along the line Of our railroad
similarly disposed. That is the way
onr railroad develops the country aud
its resources.
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t. the people N Scranton. and snr.
rounding com ~. We The undersigned,
hayins rod y 8 good mtns ~ onr latest I'm
proved Howe Sssiog Msc'fnes Ia Psses.
goula. Scranton aud vicinity. take the
liberty 10 refer atl those VIM are desiron-,
now, or that will be 10 future, 10 ref r YOU
IN thnae who are using the Howe Sewing
Machine. 10 enquire into lis merits both
as to its capacity and durability. Oar
long xperenc with these Machines
gives M every confidence in their perfect
mechanism aud alaptabiliiy 10 the gen.
eraI NE Of the family, work shop. Il oh
Machine Is guaranteed to be perfect,
therefore Won 10 not run any risk III pnr-
chasing the Howe Machine.
In case any one who will get no a clnh
OF three, we will send a reliable person
with Machines to teach Won ia your own
home how to Use the Machine perfectly
free OF extra charge.
To auv one who will write MS for sny
information regar ling Sewing Machines
wa will cheeriully answer all questions
regarding IN Our Department deto
ted to Nine. ID morests, Cot pap'r Pat
terms il ~ great convenience to macy III
the country aud TO all who write for Gaia
lOgue eau have II free OF charge by return
matt. Yours Respectfully.
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE co.
iuls10 1y ID. 2. PERRY, Manager.
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THE REGATTA at Ocean Springs
comea off to-day and we wish every
body o good time generally.
Byron saws
ooh! who can tell, save he whose heart hath
tried.
"And dauc'd in triumph Ger the waters wide,
The exultiug sense-the pulses inaddening
play,
.sThat thrills the wauderer OF the trackless way !
But il cannot compare to that lelt
by the yachtmen, as with q
WET sheet and a flowing sea,
And "A wind that follows fast,
That fills the white anu Iusiling sail
'And bends the gallant mast,
they, in heir tim craft with huge
sails which appear like "eagles free
skimming their element, make for the
stake l,oats." No enthusiastic turf
man, in all the excitement OF a regu-
lar field day ever felt the pulses
m~addeniug play more intensely than
the gallantyachtmen of our Sea Coast
at a regatta, an enthusiasm which
is shared fully by their lady friends.
Pascagoula will be represented to-
day by Capt. Thompson's Pascagonla'
and Mr. Gautier's 'Frolic,' and our
friends of Ocean Springs, and other
localities, who may participate, must
look well to their l%aurels.
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Commerce of Pascagoula.

Our Deputy Collector, Mr. GlIles>
pic. has kindly furnished us the fol-
lowing extracts from a statement
which he has prepared of the business
OF the Custom House at the Port OF
P~ascagoula.
Vessels entered, and cleared, from aud to For
eipn Ports for fiscal year ending j une 80 1873.
No. Vessels entered 99-Tonnage 50,294
- " cleared TEL 5i,o92
Do Do Coastwise.
No. Vessel entered 81 Tonnage l9,44S
" !" cleared 81 1l,ySb
TOTAL.
No. Vessels entered ls2--Tonnage 4o,1f2
" y cleared lS5- 45,o'o
This sdoes not include vessels ply.
ing regularly between Pascagoula
and Texas and Louisiana ports, With
in the Grand District under license.
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Amf # sif8 NJ We gfnffa0i
He ~ fs mot mB
selfr ean n Ne v Aife lIoa.s
~ mi ifsft ifam Pmelaoula
"a, esfiareisn foa as ~ a%rpeiHef,
mteaaag IS NJ metas n im de
.et e. We found W iafpy fspefi.
...s On W.. saaday ~ ihe gust Of
qa.,s Tfpdet aed T.fsdilc wbose
management tis been TIC caaso 81
ding Tie Willie House 10 w. utmost
amciiv.
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hereby notify steamers aEd vessel. that my
wharf IL in q bad state Of repair and not in a
coud;t;ou to receive freight or to have vessels
landing against u. Therefore Il this be done
.nx damsgs that may occur will be At the ca
nense Of those infringing this notice.
uts3m a. Chrnscrnut.
PSsc.gouia May 18th, 1879.
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egAistes fiH fsff
h. sss saIsgTs ~ hefsar4
rHf flfs HiFfaft I've
sHitf pHiiey , paoi basl
y aap ~ lhe *laief
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Tnfss bas bcro quite o lively ron
# work nj Pol. shipysrd, The pat
month er two. The Cora SmYzr bas
been entirel, overloaded and will bc
a. good ~ new when she leaves the
vafd.
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TMa E*ismAswssf ~ eva rems
Nas ilss~sss - i.si ~ sfssa 49,
sff 80 fsfF isss 80 w.
Dfsg Eva iseyask hrs# y IN ng
gssms y fssaaYss tsss ~ NJ o.
ssswssa ssfsfni ~ ae u
lnws 4 ~ sw mae riwifs
wsssasd w a%sflsisf 80 Nssff
~ ~ ssa Beiaad
flYta sadR ~ &' #ffs fsg
~ n ny Fatn sbls ~ nis
sha hf4a W lss ~ H6iH
mff afs Nv ss 49, ss o,ns go
Hsa ha aas .tisd Nes~y 10 ee
aa ~ ssf MtH laie msh0f
fsp ftH tse'le5 Ns hesbsaaia
ahsfas
Alter fha f. ~ oeff ne mf
*sfs pc sshle sai ne tsH sesssd
ag b daass sn4
lhs m aaas e8 @e ~as-t mf atsss
H
sho "fle.sf Ne hss sa'fsle'
aHtl
81 ias assas " r ssss
iigs d5M n lasoH Eapfesesis.
dgt Nv fbe Nff9Bfl Congress ffom
as Dsifiei. gl.ifed Pssesqaols aai
esllei vi fho rAe oBcr, On Taesisy
Ile expressed himself eemplineuted
II fhe sfAa on aaeompr9mi in9 Dem
oceshe %jg0raal acknowledging thai
10 coald stand The test of Honesty
and Capacity which sietnesCrare
enough Ia Office holders these days
sc conceded 10 him but Tor mr. can
didne we require more shan this, elsc
We could not consistently oppose bin
lie expressed himself warmly in
favor of the appropriation by Con.
0rcss OF the an Mount recommended Us
the Engineers $50 000) for the i'm.
provcmeni of our river and harbor
and informed ~ Of the exertions he
made at the lat session TO obtain IL.
senator AIcorn had introduced the
bill IN the senate aud it passed. The
House had taken. an economical fiji
and was determined to make no
appropriations for new works. But
Mr.. Lynch went before the committed
on appropriations and SO strongly
urged this measure that q majority of
the committee determined to recon-
mend it, but when the bill was passed
at twelve o'clock atnight, previous TO
the day Of adjournment, he discover
cd that Sawyer Of Wisconsin, chair
man Of the committee, had left cut the
Pascagonla appropriation. and there
was no time afforded TO look into the
matter, but he is confident that ii can
be obtained next session.
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Il wcnder what makes my eyes so
weak" q fop to a gentleman. They
are in a weak place. responded the
latter.
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D. G. Thompson, of Enterprise,
the old station Agent. died rather
Unexpectedly on Wednesday OF last
week.
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Times look lively abont Scranton,
il the way Of building, two drug
stores going up. Mr.. Wash. Frederic
has made a contract with Mr.. Saltcr
for the erection ola binding near the
depot, which is to be occupied by DR..
|Bradfeld as a drug store, ard this
week il was commenced upon and q
good force und,r Mr.. Sal or arc hard
at work upon it. The other drug
store. also near the depot, is being
Luilt for Or. Blount, who intends, we
understand, to come among us.
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PATRoNIzE HONS INDUSTRY AND
IyrEREsT.-Mr. Andrew McGregor
has exhibited to us a sample Of boy
es of cypress and juniper Of the can,
die box and maccaroni.box shape
and style which he made as
a sample of what he can do
and which are equal to any
we've ever e in make and of supe-
rir material. There are manutacto-
rics of soap, candles. %maccaronl, YER
micelli &c. in New Orleans and Mo.
bile which supply to a great extent this
section of country with these articles,
and the boxes Tor which are obtained
entirely at the North and West, yet
not a pound Of these articles are sold
In those sections.
Now Mr.. McGregor w'.o has erect>
ed a large mill 120 X 80 feet, on
Dog River above Elders Ferry, which
Is supplied with oil conveniencss for
the manufacture OF boxes as 2 spccial>
ify-propuses to manufacture boxes
OF red and white cypress. juniper, pine
&c., OF all sizes, descriptions and d.
mansions, for the same price that they
can be bought at the North. and to
De July az good in every respect.
Should Mr.. McGregor's efforts in
this direction, be seconded by our
Southern manufacturers, as they de-
serve to be, he will be able TO build
up on immense business in this one
article Of boxes, as he has, as we've
SAID, every facility and convenience
aud an unlimited supply of the best
material.
Mr.. McGregor Is a practical ma
%c'inest. engineer and millwright and
understand his business in all its de
partments. an energetic business man
who believes 10 home industry AID
The development OF homes interests,
and OLE may rest assured that he will!
carry out his part OF the agreement.
lie is also prepared to furnish
shingles. barrel heads. backs for look
ing glasses and picture frames, equal
10 anything that can be obtained any
where and wc hope our South
'rn Manufactures will patrouizc hin
and assist 70 develop home industry
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Down With All Rings and Monopoiies'
Fresh and Salt Fish OF all kinds, Oysters IN any
quantities and at all times furnished at the
Loresf Rates. Orders for any quantity furnish
ed At a moments notice. Small Profits and Cash
Sales Is my motto. Iiberalterms TO those order
tn Sell again. Orders frem Inland Towns earn
esilv solicited.
c. X. BROWNING
noxl1tf RLsu. Miss,
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-07

How to become pulled up-swallov
q pint of yeast.
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~sw taueow. feww
Mhnefsffufera ~ Cotton Gina cotton Gin fe~i
ere. rnudrnaefs aud Cotton Gin Mstsrih- ~
evefy description Our Gins have been Nv uss
fhisty yeHfs ard have IN established fepui~
inr simplicity inht fnnuing dnfAhi ~ ~
nudity and qnautiiv ~ lint produced. oar weed
~ is sssily attached to me DIN. and sastiy errr
aied Nv any haud of ofdinnfy intelligence They
are the simplest md cheapest Feeder Hthe nmr
kei and Feed with more regularity than " rur
sibis by hand, Increasing the ontturn and uv'nR
y rioafer and h~ffer simple. ~ al Fair, where
exhibited and by Planters having them IN use,
they have been accorded iirg highest ~eueomiums.
Our enudensera are well-nHAe, durable mud sin.
ple IL construction, AMI Do what Is required OF
them rapidly and well. No additional power !.
feqnired 10 drive The Feeder or Condenser aud
no Gin House il complete - ithout them W are
prepared 10 warrant, to any reasonable extent
perfect satisfaction TO every purchaser. Circn-
lars, prices aud full information furnished Ad.
dless as above, or apply TO 5. A. JACKSON,
Shnq nAlak, Miss.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-07

To me Editor Star.
EsrEtNkD fRiESDs -.
viii you plea e inform your readers that
| have a positive
aud all disc raers Of the Throsf and Lungs; sna
that. bv lie use in my praeuse have enfsd nun
dreds Of cases. and will give
sf.o8e 80
...i. will not benefit. Indeed. 20 strong
= ,sv fs;,h. / will send = sample, free. TO any
sufferer addressing me
Please show this letter v any one Yen mHv
know who i suffering frem these disesses, ri'a
eo"se pr T. y. BrRT.
.rl-.ast ~ wiiians > View York
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-07

A Democratic meeting AZ Nerds
IAN Saturday. Resolutions Of the
0olor Lie order passed.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-07

In Kinds county nineteen hundred
mortgages have been recorded this
year.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-07

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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-07

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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-07
BILOXI.
TO W-hoam a. NAV Concern

Having been appointed State Deputy
for the organization of Councils OF La
borers in the counties OF Jackson. Harrl.
son and Hancock l am ready to meet all
calls made upon me for organizing Of
Councils within the above named coun-
ties. Address me at Biloxi Miss.
G. X. BRowNISG.
Deputy Grand Encampment. OF the
Council of Laborers.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-07
IL. NJ Cndahac. Walter M. Denny.
Cudabac g. Denny,

MOSS POINT. MISSISSIPPI
Have Just orened their New Store, with
a Complete Assortment of everything in
their live, consisting of
Domestics, Calicoes, Dry Goods OF
All Descriptions.
READY~MADE CLOTHING,
Hats, Cans, Boots q Shoes.
Crockery and Hardware, etc.
HAY. Oats, Corn. Corn Meal, Flour, Meat,
Bran and Choice Family Groceries of all
kinds, received monthly,
Whlich will be sold chcnp tor the C"sh
sg= GosoddAeliered free of charge ap24-iy
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-07
NEW HOTEL.
III Pascag 0WIa Depot.

This srlendid, new house is just finished land
ia onened for the rece9tionio of guests. with every
convenierce provided for their luxurious ease
and comfort. Terms Moderate.
THE BAR is we'll stocked with 'he best o.
v;nss- Rrandles. WHISTLES, and Liquors Of all
kinds. Cigars sc. sdecis mn