The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-06-21

SDoFe camp SfOunu on Tue lOtu Oh
next mouth.
Justice Farragrt says business
in his line is fearful dull. No
fights, and not a public drunk in
Scranton for one month. fIfHHfI
MIR, /. N. Osborn, port inspec-
tor at this point, was married to
Mis-. Luella b. Cole, daughter of
DR.. S. Moore, of P~ascagoula, last
Wednesday, by Rev. Mr.. Bingham.
The New Orleans and Mobile
railroad is one of the safest and
best equipped roads in the United
States. BY this route the trip is
made from New York to New Or
leans in sixty-four hours.
On the 81 of next month the
army of Tennessee will have an ex-
cursion from New Orleans to Mis-
sissippi City. They are to have an
elegant dinner at the Barnes hotel,
aud will be addressed by Mr.
Jefferson Days.
We defy any one to walk up
to a citizen aud tell him he is the
poorest man in town, set did you
ever notice how suddenly that
same citizen becomes "dcad broke'
when you present him with a small
bill for services rendered
We refer parties needing
steam engines, mills, machinery or
supplies, to the Advertisement of
II. Dudley Coleman g. Bro, ~
Union street, New Orleans,y ELG,
they being manufacturers and deal
ors of well established location. 'a'
-lfyou wish to get a good price
for horses, carts, cows etc, have
them attached by the sheriff and
let Dave Saucier cry them oft.
Such things bring a better price
in this community when sold under
the sheritf'S hammer than at pri-
vate sale, Sd 81 ~8FasWl
1t is almost impossible to get
along without ice such weather as
We are having, and we are sladto
know that C..M. Crpzat will in fur
turrhaveice for sale in any quantity.
Our people should %patronize him,
and not send off. for iceiwhei they
can buy it at home. rH
The July number of Bdbyldpa,
that sparkling little magazine for
juveniles, has been received. 1t
is a splendid paper for the little
folks-full Of pretty pictures, IN
tercsting stories, etc.TAnd only
costs fifty cents a year. Published
by ID. Lothrop 4 Co., Boston.
Charley McLanatlan, Tony
Deas aud a few other gentlemen
went to Horn island Monday turtle
hunting. They captured IL turtle
that weighed 268 pounds aud bad
140 eggs. When our press bretli-
rem come to see us next year we
will give them plenty turtle meat
and eggs, and let them have the
pleasure of a turtle hunt on one OF
the islands by moonlight.
Among the new advertise
ments will be found that of Mr.,
VIM. V. Beroujon, who is now city
sexton Of Mobile. Mr.. Beroujon is
a clever and accommodating gen.
tlemau, has been raised up an the
business which lie follows, and
knows exactly how to fill an order.
He can be found at his office or
residence day and night, and or
ders by telegraph from our people
will be promptly attended to.
The art of advertising is being
brought dewa to u decidedly fine
point; aud When an agent sends
YOU an inch advertisement to i'll
sert at your very lowest rates ana
accompanies it with a six-iheh To-
cal notice, which he wants put IN
for nothing, y0u cau't help but ad-
mire his acreage of cheek, aud wish
you had IA gun that would shoot a
hundred miles, and kill the fellow
you are thinking OF without taking
aim gdt OF
We are indebted to MIR. WIN
II. Foster, of New Orleans, for a
lithosrapll copy of the plan Of the
Seashore camp grounds, which
gives a faithful description of the
streets, avenues, cottages, hotel,
tabernacle, lake, etc. The streets
are all laid off regularly, and the
lots are numbered, so that any one
can, by looking over the plan, Sc
lect such a place as may suit their
fancy. Every one interested shonh