Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-23

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Wa are glad 10 announce that Mr..
A. &. Wharton, whilom Southern
correspondent Of the Cincinnati I'm.
qnirer and the Xcnia Herald, win H.
regular contributor to the columns
of tins paper. Mr.. Wharton Is a
resident Of Port Gibson, and one Of
the most original, fAcile aud capt.
waiting u Bohemians. We promise
our readers a rare treat. We have
got the bulge.
Tux last gratuitous, aldcrmanie
feed, In which the Alderman from
the first ward 10 highly distinguish
al himself, was a very rseLercAev
feast. But Aldermen should re.
member one thing that larkin j. al
ways attended With aftcr-claps Of ne
morse. The Alderman from Kilpat.
rick's Mills was 80 solemn next day.
from night mare, that a pulpit would
have looked humorous In compari-
Spn
SMITH very smrllngly and blandly
button holed u for n stroll, having
IN object visit TO his new palatial
pile ia the thir'l ward. lie de.cant.
cd at great length on II aud told Of
It's many beauties, its susceptibility
Ia improvements aud wound up by
asking u u u dad not have the ap.
pearance Of villa. We told him il
did look, altogether, rather VILLAIN
Gus aud he got mad aud swore about
our non-appreciatIve eye. We ooald
nj sec the villa.
Wa arr panied to announce a seri
Gus rupture between tho flasher AID
Bugby families. Mrs. flasher posi-
lively declares that Julia Buggy
worv last Sunday, at church, ia her
hat, the hong tail feather of her
Dominique rooster. \. - Bagby re-
tots by saying that Mrs IIash,r ncv
er had Dominique rooster aud the
feather IN question was warranted
pure African ostrich, which il rath
CT spectral, considering the fact that
every old hen in the fourth ward
cacklcs whenever Miss Bugby wears
that feather. II seems to be known
among the manufacturers OF hen
fruit aud they ought 10 know
lr has been suggested that some
cntcrprising citizen Of the town
should represent u At the Cenish
nial. We concur In ths suggestion
and offer our valuable CLAIMS to
those who are anxious 10 have the
representative. Weposses~ peculiar
advantages. We are not married,
have n meager wardrobe, can live
on wind, have no love enlargement.
are adapted to ENJOY other peoples
money 10 an inexprcsSlble extent.
Here, We lay our claims before YOU
and should Dr Z. call oa you within
the next ten days contribute hand.
somcly.
DURING the debate on the Chan
ocllor question in Bcaurcgarl some
weeks ago, among the great disc0v
cries made, and one Of lasting benc-
NJ Ia the human race, was the fact
that the cheapcs, and beet eroccrics
ia that section Of the country were
90 lie found at John Cason's. This
fact struck the vast audience with
sach force that, upon motion of the
Secretary, an immediate adjourn
ment was made To Cason's to test the
truth Of the fact. People lost sight
of the Chancellor question and took
advantage Of Cason's prices.
In connection with the printing
business Mr.. Bennett has purchased
a select stock Of stationery, which
no offers AZ greatly reduced rates.
His sock i unique, comprising the
most highly embossed and cnamelcd
papers, legal cap, mercantile letter
and a variety Of cards, visiting and
business, which cannot be surpassed
in the State. For the ladies, he has
the most beautiful billet doar note,
excrutiatingly neat, also cards which
he guarantees as being the latest in
fashionable use. The ladies all want
10 see q printing Office; they will
now have 9 good excuse TO visit, q
look NJ his stock Of stationery, you
kaow.
NJ. JAsEs.-The management Of
this famous hotel appreciating the
demand for accommodation during
Mardi Gras week have made ar
engagements whereby all comers car
be entertained. Iis exisiae, IL such 4