The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-01-26

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enma Mrrasq the ns4sf isffag n M ptas
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i1sss paris - ~ de Oands VI. - bt
Dftsf aDfls VI. ts gaai. Fhiaia. ~,
aDmmebeas ~ writing HDpus Tbs busi.
hfa 'iytk o." sod no f0g being ~,
nick tbsi h8 could hgt ses Round Ss
iipfu Island from tho "sSsst 01m
Saloon" IL Tss Dot f1g otusaI ~ bal
wsstber, but fDg osusod by the wbiss
So Oi ssii "'tasel Gum aBd other
8d2oni Whsr8 said 0aud Villain ire.
1nonis. That be could not SEQ thosi
is'stds is dnS - fhs faot thal he IL
alSaJs bolOygsd. HI8 suddenly Jumps
GOT u tbs iOB 10 astsok the Justice Of
The Peace of jackson county in hig
official decisions. Ia the csss Of Mar.
TN Hart hJ inInuEte3 bee luse Martin
Is whito man that the J. Y. was mora
severe on him. Martin Hart il in iil
because bis bondsmin, Mr. Emtnns
Deas, gave him up 10 the sheriff. hs
(IlarfJ being under bonds OF 500 10
appeal at tho next term OF the Circuit
Jourt. Ponpey Brown, he contends,
was let of lightly because he i q black
man. De Grand-Villain knows nothing
OF either case, except from bearssy.
BJth cssss he has falsely represented.
Tbs de Grand-Villain has mIliciously
misrepTesented both OF the above cases
With the intention Of slandering the J.
2. 1t would look bst,er before the
said Ell de Grand Villain SANDERS the
J. 7. for him to call and settle q little
az mt ta Nhu II s,L l.
promised TO pay before Christmas. H.
tails to see any justice in the decisions
OF the j. p, and advises him to take
Judge Hamm's advice to study law
little. How is it possible for the indi-
vldnal to see anything when he is
alwaj looking through the bottom of -
bar-room tumbler? He threatens ths
j. Z. with the Vengeance of the grand
Jury. He has already tiled that game
twice, and failed; il he remains in Pas
cagoula long enough the grand jury
may take hold of him.
He writes of A. Msrinovich's deter
mlnaLion hereafter to keep decent
house. What makes him SO sweet on
Tony that he writes newspaper puff
OF him to Harrison county? Is he
plmp for Tony? Does he get his liqnor
free there? To think of Ed. de Grand
Villain calling Tony's former house ia-
lecentl Tony, with all his fanlts, iu
iecency is peer to de Graud-ViIlain.
Did do Grand-Villain pay over all the
money he collected for the filden Dem
)cratic cub? Why has he left Sccan-
ION? Have the saloons shut down OH
him? Is he disgusted with the board
ng-house keepers? Perhaps they do
lot set good enough table for him;
he is SO fastidious. Probably be cannoI
borrow any more money, or get up any
more subscriptions for graveyard
Iences Did he want to drink out fise
iollar subscription that Charley Cruzat
generously subscribed? Did he pay the
poor woman Tor the posts that he con-
racted for? He is very sweet on Deputy
Sheriff Harrison. | wonder il it is be-
'ause he borrowed money of him aud
orget to pay it? By whose authority
lid he get up subscription to enclose
he graveyard? How much money did
10 collect? and what did be do with it?
'svera! gentlemen Of my acquaintance
lbscribed a dollar each, and it has
ever been returned to them. Didn't
Q feel nice in that bran new shirt he
tole from SIgarra? Why was the
onpg girls taken from this de Grand
'al's school in Scranton? Was his con-
nc: toward the older girls of his school
ntirely correct?
This Ned" never writes or corre-
ponds for the Handsboro Democrat
Mess lie has some one in Pascagoula
g wants to abuse; he has not the moral
n hn
not the first time he bas made a SIAN
erous attack upon the J. P. behind his
ack. His love of whiskey, and the
lronic desire to meddle in everybody's
usiness, is the cause of this abuse of
is betters. All may know that he is
from the fact that every
me he wants to see Round or Horu
sand he seizes thick bottom tumbler
n spy glass and trys to spy out those
lands. and because he eau not see
lem he says that he is enveloped iu
8. If the j. ?. would do his duty he
ould arrest this "Ned" as o vagrant,
r he Is greater nuisance 20 this COM
unity than any tramp that visits it.
have no objection to the respectable
ortion Of this community eriticisipg
> official conduc'. and would thank
em for it, if it was done in kiuduess
I'd in friendly manner; but do
oss decidedly object 20 such q man as
rs Ned" de Graud-Vsl. q liar. u
.unksrd and q swindler, to interfere
ith me- or my business. I write this
yer my own name, and not hide my
olnion of him behind an anonymous
lie. l am personally responsible to
de Grand-Val, or any of his back
8 for what have written. I shall
1t notice him again, bat leave him to
allow IN his own fth.
G. CHIDsKY,
i IL. r.