Mississippi Democrat., 1876-01-05

cial entertainment nj the residence Of
Mr.. I. J. Penn, on last "Wednesday
night, aud we understand that they
had most pleasant time.
RRoKE ms NEcK.-lt j. sald that n
man came very near breaking his
meek the other day Ia his frantic en-
dcavorS 60 reach tho store Of Mr..
John Cason. at Bcaurcgard, where
he wished to arrive before al Of ca.
sous cheap fancy and family grocc-
ric~ were disposed Of 2.
WmIE la Brookhavcn on Friday,
the 9th ult.. wc took dinner at the
restaurant or Mr.. Qucrtermous, and
must say that hc sets splendid Ia
bic ior town the size OF Brookha-
ven. II was our good fortune to
know Pat. nycar~ gone hy, and 40
clever gentleman ever catered to
the wants Of . people than him.
S.vERAL uig> took too much 81 the
ardent, and freely used proianc Ian
guagc un our streets during the hoh-
days. 4 a natural consequence, our
Efficient town marshal, Mr.. T. J.
Kent. marched them 10 the Mayors
office, where each was made 10 con
tribute small amount to the town
treasury.
liz couldn't cat his grub, and died
from starvation because be- had no
teeth with which "a masticatc hi-
food. All TIN. might have been
avoided, aud his life prolonged tor
twenty years az least IL hc had only
paid a visit to that ~killiul dentist.
nr. 7. W. Godhold. and procured a
st Of those beautiful artificial teeth
that hc manufactures.
w refer our readers to the adycr.
tlscmcnt OF e.. ". Terrell a CO., cot
ton Factors aud Commission Mcr-
chants, No. 81 Carondclct t., New
Orleans. This firm ranks with the
highest Commission houses in the
city, anl their patrons can well rest
assured ofrrcciving thc highest mark
ct price tor cotton shipped TO them.
Y Col. Terrell j. the efficient and gen.
7 tlemanlv agent a the Piedmont and
Arlington Life Insurance Company.
Oars 4 WAREEIL destroyed lat
week, by fire, about five hundred
\ papers of garden seed, to make room
for thc immense lot oi Buist's fresh
garden seed, which they have re-
cyi,cd AMI are now selling ~ the
4 very lowest prices for tie cash. A.
. IL will soon w. time 20 plant ton
spring Vegetables. an should go there
ami purchase.
4 FunLINk doesn't lkr Christmas
trees now. lis wa.hcrwomau i'm
vitcd him around t. see hers. and
when hc got there showed him to
the backyard wherein she had erect
81 pine sapliug with Fohluk's
soiIci linen on il. "Misth,r Fohliuk.
there my Christina. three. with YER
. dlrthy close on Il, but divil one Of
them PAGES will the likes Of " get
until W pay decent, hard.wurruk-
ing woman for wurruk. Bad cess 10
yc" Fobliuk has been irrcmcdiably
corncd.
With pleasure We call attention To
the advertisement ui Mr.. John II.
Green, merchant tailor, Wcsson.
From a long acquaintance with Mr..
Greens work We feel no hcsitancv
IN pronounung il first class in re-
spect oi style and durability. His
speciality j. manufacturing MIssissip-
ri Mills goods, suits Of which he
makes, everything furnished, for
twenty dollars. Patronize homo in
stitutions. Parties desiring suits are
requested TO leave their names with
u.
THE st. James Hotel, New Orleans,
has become the fashionable resort
for the travelling public. The polite
attention and sumptuous fare they
receive at this hotel renders II very
popular with those who love good
living. The clerks and attaches of
tho hotel are all polite and attentive
aud, although they are asked thou
sands Of unnecessary questions, there
is none Of that cross, short language
/ .a.l enx.arl to- III.