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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-08-30
FROM OCEAN PRING
What Gustayus G. Has to Say of Quarantine
Laws Generally,
OCEAN SPRINGS, Aug. "a, 1873.

OCEAN SPRINGS, Aug. "a, ISIS.
EDITOR DEMoCRAT-STAR-Why
some one has not come forward and
raised a voice in the behalf of this
much abused community. is to us
something utterly incomprehensi-
BILE. This writer, being one at
whom, through the medium of
rumor, has been cast numerous
threats and contemptibe illusions,
takes up the subject, knowing well
his incompetency for the task,
still con6aing in his truthful state
ment as a means of obtaining the
hearty support OF the citizens.
As to the existence of yellow
fever within the limits of this viii
lsze, we have The denial of two
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DRAMATICS.
Benefit for the Relief Of the Wcksburg
Sufferers, Friday Sept. 6.

Under the dictatorship Of DR.. G.
Chidsey the young ladies and gen
tlelnpn of our "Pascagonla Anna
tcur Dramatics" will give, OF Fri
day evening, Sept 6, at Scranton
Academy, an entertainment for the
benefit and relief of the Vicks-
burg sufferers from that terrible
sc0urge-yellow fever. Let all who
can attend, and assist in this most
charitable and commendable m
dertaking, for from the programme
we have seen we are assured that
our "AmateurS' intend making
this an unexceptional and unpre-
cedented occasion, and those at
tending will not regret their
money. Prices tor admission will
be-for gentlemen, soc; ladies and
children, % cts. There will also be
refreshments during the evening.
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SETTLE AT ONCE.

Those who are indebted to the
i,,e Uondsboro DEMOCRAT office
for subscription, advertising or
lob work, are earnestly requested
r. come forward, right noe, and
settle. I am DESTROYS of closing
nm the business Of the old concern.
Address me at Handsboro, Mis-,
sissippi, where | still reside.
p. X. MAYERS.
Handsboro, Miss, Aug. %, 1879.
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There were some half dozen
cases in Justice Bpisson's court
last week, all Of which were dis.
posed OF in his usual just and i'm.
partial manner. Constable Cas-
sidy is always on hand ready for
duty, while his majestic manner
and eagle eye is enough to make
the hardest transgressor shake in
his boots when ordered to "walk
aud talkn by the constable.
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University b Ni''ii''iF!?ii
81 Oxford.

EAGA
The next session viii open on Thursday,
September 26, 1878.
Tgition still Free to all students from any
state, ercept $50 10 Lac Students
The University has just closed the most
brilliant aud prosperous session it has e
enjoyed.
{3 STUDENTS WERE IN ATTENDANCE LAST SESSION.
The Law Department is in successful
opeTation-36 Law Students were III at
tendance last session.
FXPEN4Es PER SESSION or NINE MONTHS,
9 months board, mt 81 50.......Sll2 %
Washing, at 81 0.....-----... - 9O
Lights, at GGc............,.....' 4 ou
Naturalization and Incidental fee. II 50
sl43 90
A student can get board at $40 per
month, one mile in the country and such
as prefer. can board themselves b. g mess
ing for still less.
Students buy their own fuel from the
Proctor of the University at cost.
This estimate is reliable and Includes
everything but books and clothing. The
Faculty is complete. The University is IN
excellent condition, and all the depart
ments, including the Preparatory Depart
ment, are in operation. Forcatalogue and
information, apply to the chancellor, Gen.
A. p. Stewart. II. NJ. SULLIVAN,
scc'y Board o. 'Trustees.
July 2G, 1873. ls-tf
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Report of Port Physician.

PoRT or P~AscAGoULA, Aug. %, 1878.
Good health prevails in this port
aud vicinity, without suspicion of
infectious diseases.
Vessels arriving in this port up
to date exhibit u perfect sanitary
condition.
DIR. F. N. BLOUNT,
Port Physician,
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Administrators Notice.

T ETTERS of administration On the es-
l. tate of ROSE A. CARTER, deceased,
who died interstate, having been granted
to the undersigned, on the 7th day OF
August, 1873, BY the Chancery Court OF
jackson county, State Of Mississippi, no
tice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate of the said de-
ceased, to exhibit the same aud have them
registered in the manner, and within the
time prescribed by law, or they viii be
forever barred,
+. NJ. JOHNSON, Administrator.
J. C. H-EIpELBERG, Solicitor.
Aurust 30. 1873. 22-4t
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

No yellow fever.
-Dramatics next Friday.
Send in your job work at once
The communication Of "Palma'
/ will appear next week.
The turn-table on the railroad
at this place has been finished, and
is now IN use.
If a man was kicked By IA COW
\ could it be said he received a free
milk punch ~
Those interested turn to and
read an administrators notice Ill
1 the new ads. column.
The Jackson county board OF
j supervisors will me~t at Scranton
4 Monday morning next, Sept. I'd.
-Chancery court. Judge George
Wood presiding, will convene at
l Scranton next Monday, I'd proX.
Our advices from the coast
towns are that they are all healthy,
with no IN ReGtious diseases EXISTING.
The new courthouse building
is going up right along. The ma
sons have the walls of the first sto-
~ MP.
DIR. G. Chidsry will commence
III "A few days the erection Of a
drug store Oh Delmas avenue, near
this Office.
Moss Point, Scranton and the
SeaShore continue healthy. No
yellow fever in either town, nor any
signs of it.
The new Presbyterian church
building at Moss Point will be
ready to occupy by the third Sab
bath in next month.
Catch him and receive the re.
ward of $50 offered tor an escaped
prisoner. The particulars VIII be
found among our new ads to-day.
r.. II. Henry & Bro, ADVERT
sing agents, have "A new card III our
paper to-day. They will receive
adyertisem hts for the DEMOCRAT
STAR.
Prof. Loud, the piano tuner,
will be here next week tor the pur'
pose of tuning pianos, Orders can
be left at C~hidsey's drug store, or
at NJ. A. Dees' store.
Persons having business with
Messrs. Seal q Bloomfield must adj
dress the firm at Mississippi City,
until after the quarantine is raised
in Jackson county.
The daily New Orleans Times
aud Piouynne can be found each day
in the week at the p~ostoflice. Mr..
Sam. Alley supplies customers at
five cents a copy. Call there toi
the latest news.
AT n meeting of the Scranton
school trustuRft WAS resolved not
to open thc.spnblic schools next
Monday, as has been previously
announced. The school will proba'
bly, be resumed November LIST.
--Ye sore-footed and tender,
corned individuals find relief for
the same by reading an advertise
ment in another column. DR.. Hart
stands at the head of his PROBES
sion, and comes among our cltl'
zens well recommended.
Tuesday night while returning
from a party at Mr.. Ii. NJ. Krebs'i
the horse driven by John Daver
o and Paul PoiteviD became
frightened and ran, %upsetting the
vehicle and pitching the young
men out. Fortunately neither were
badly hurt.
Prof. Tony White has been Civ
ing open air performances during
The past three days upon a rop,
stretched from the top of the post
Office over the postoffice exchange
lie will appear Oh the rope every
afternoon this week. and performs
Some very daring feats suspended
IN mid air.
Mrs. Booth, a competent and
worthy widow recently tIom Mem
phls, will open Il school in Scranton
academy next Monday morning
Although Mrs. Booth is compara
lively a stranger 10 most Of ouI
citizens, yet she is well and favora
oU known to some of us, who cat
warmly commend her 10 the public
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IL. III. n a. BRO,
A ADVERTISING AG S
~ r,-o~,-- e-,,v~

% CHEROKEE STREET,
BROOKHAVEN, MISS.
are prepared 10 do advertising in South
ern papers cheaper than any other agents.
Their business is confined exclusively to
Southern papers. and advertisers desiring
10 make themselves known IN this section
would find it to their interest 10 cores
pond with them.
The above fra l. authorized to receive
advrrfiarnfc' IA iic T." -ErAT AZ.
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New Advertisements
$50 REWARD.

/ will give the above reward for the ar
rest aud delivery to me, of JOHN X.
PALMER Commonly called 4" Dick" Pal
mer) on for placing him in some secure
Jail, so that | can get him. Palmer made
his escape from me at Denlam's landing
ON Leaf river, while being carried to Jail
ON the 18TH Of this mouth. There are two
indictments against him one for unlawful
ly altering marks, the other Tor malicious
mischief,
DESCRIPTION
"Dick,D Palmer is about % years OF age,
6 feet high, light complexion, blue eyes
and dark hair. He has "A family living
in Marion county, near the line of Marion
and Perry, in the n~eighborhood of DIR.
John Moody; and he will probably Turk
about that place until he can make his ar
~rangcments for leaving the state. sheriiis
in the counties east of Pearl river are re-
ouested to keep Il sharp look out for him
II. NJ. MCCALLUM,
Sheriff OF Perry County, Miss.
Augusta Miss, Aug. 30, 1873. pat
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

All who are indebted tome. are respect
fnIlv requested to call on Alr. NELSON
WOOD. ut Moss Point, who is authorized
10 make settlements, and pay me what
they owe. Mr.. Wood can be found at
Messrs. Wood & Wards store.
II. NJ. CUDABAC.
Ausust 9, ISIS. IF
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Warts, BuRi0n and LagrOw-
ing Nails,
CURED WITHOUT PAIN.

Being an old practitioner in New Or
leans, and pIiding himself on being the
leader in his profession, he refers to all
leading citizens of New Orleans.
Try Harris Celebrated Corn and BuniOn
Remedy, sure TO effect a cure without the
use of a knife. Price per vial, 81 90.
Ohice, "a North Rampant Street, New
Orleans.
DIR. Hart will have his office at Mr.. L.
CAURA's, Biloxi Miss.
August 80. lS4s. 22-tf
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PlsoAGouLA, Mlss..,.AuGUsr 80, le7
SPECIAL Notice.

An letters relating to the business Of
,n Iiandsboro Democrat should be adj
1no ssrd 10 p. X. Mayors, l1andsboro, Miss,
"nd all matters connected with the DEMO
o '"' STAR should be addressed to Mayors
a. Richmond, Pascagoula, Miss,
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SARePiG1''s sale.

D. G. WRIGHT & GEO. HANNAIIs.
by VIRTUE of an execution in each of
ID the above stated cases, to me directed
by the Clerk of the Circuit Courtot jack
son county, State of Mississippi, dated
July 26, 1873, | will sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, for cash, in
front OF the Court House of said county, on
Monday, I'd dag Of September, 1878,
within the hours prescribed by law, the
following described property, to-wit: The
undivided oue-half interest in and to the
Wright q Hannahs' mill, situated at
Scranton. IN said county, or so much there
of aus the defendants, Wright & Hannahs,
nav own; consisting of the tract Of land
on which the said mill stands, with the
machinery. mill-ixtures. tools, %out-buiid-
inas, etc, to satisfy plaintiffs judgment
for eleven hundred and nine dollars and
10 cents with interest on said sum, at six
per cent. per anuum and all cost.
Given under my hand at scranton, July
26, ISIS. j. Il. CLARK, Sheriu.
August 9, 1873. 49,
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We are authorized to announce Hon.
CHARLES f. HOOKER, of Kinds county,
as a candidate for reelection to Congress
from this (fifth) District, subject to the
action of the Democratic Congressional
District Convention, TO be held az Brook
haven. ON Tuesday. September 3, leIe.
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New
ChanCery COurt Notice.

DY direction of the Hon, Geo. Wood,
ID notice is hereby given that the regu-
lar Fall Tqsm, l67e, Of the Chancery Court
for Harrison county viii not be held. A
special term will be ordered if necessary.
+. s. HEWES, Clerk.
Mississippi City. Aug. =. Is7S.-td
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j JOHN A. = : Il n,
FREIGHT BROKER,

G2 Beaver St---New York.
- Orders for timber vessels to arrive
p-omptly attended to.
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John v. TOULME & SONS,
B0u 81. Louis, .IsSs.,
Tanners and Manufacturers
OF
BOOTS, SHOES and HARNESS.

Orders solicited and promptly alled.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed
MAY ;. lS7S b-lF
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Ocean springs Hotel
AND
Mineral Springs.

This charming summer resort, one Of the
most delightful on the lake coast, is opened
under the new management for the season
of 1873, with iirst-olaSs accommodations
for two hundred and nifty guests. The
health and pleasure attractions OF the
Gulf Coast Of Mississippi are unparalleled,
aud at Ocean Springs alone can visitors
enjoy the benefits of the mineral waters,
salt sea bathing and balmy climate con-
bined. To the former patrons and public
in general We viii say the cuisine viii not
be exeeiled by any tirst-elass hotel, and
that no expense or pains viii be spared gu
our part 10 luake the house all that can DO
desired. r. il. STROUT.
j. J. L0NGLEf,
prOyrietoTs-
Referring to the above, l would respect
fully solicit from my friends and the pub
lie the liberal patronage heretotore eN-
tended TO me. j. 5 LcNGIE1.
June Z, ISIS. ll-3m
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MARINE AND COMMERCIAL.

III AMIN AMI ~DNaN @ANChLAA
~~~~~~~-~~
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT-STAR, I
PAsCAGoULA, Thursday, Aug. %, 1873
For the week ending Aug. PSI
ARRIVED.
Am sch Harriet Gardner, Mcneil, 60 tons,
from Key West, Fla, to master.
Am sch H. Buddigg, Montezmna, $50 tons,
from Havana, Cuba; ballast to Denny
81 Co.
CLEARED-NOue.
LUMBER STATEMENT.
Cleared from Sept. !, '7t, to Sept.
,O95,41'
Cleared since Sept. l, 1877 .....20,518,379
" July 3, '7S......... 4l5,0lO
otal------ ----..... Sl,253,3cJ
VESSELS IL PORT.
Rarks.
Fr bk Mathusalcm, Goignerot ...-... $50
Scb9OHers.
Am sch Mablc, Alberts. ....,...... 40
Total tonnage in port.....".. 595
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-08-30
NOCTOR HART.

A celebrated New Orleans CHlROPODIST,
will make his stay for a few days aud offer
his services to the public of Biloxi and
vicinity in the treatment of disease of he
c..
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-08-30
Mr. IN. wv. Moore

VIII attend to all the business If my Store ut Scranton, while am carrying. on my
Milling business at Fermnd, Alabama and will contract TO furnish and dslyer N
New Orleans Mobile and Pascagoula, al klus OF me humpei Amer anu mum"
Pling, at the lowest prices. -
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u.f,sro old stok on hand as all who have been in the store in the last fur
maIsT M trsify 10 te ft that the old stock had beens sold mt cleaner than over
before known in any store in this counhyj and, tMsis an evidence that all ms sdeo-
tous ap welmadc
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PICTORIAL DICTIONARY.
Bound in Sheep. 1854 pages, over l,COo 1rustri

Bound in Sheep, 1854 pages, over 1,CO) Illustra-
tons, Issue OF 1871.
We have made special contract with the great
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Philadelphia, by which we are enabled to offer the
most desiral le Premium ever given by us or any
other newspaper in the country. We Will send
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who will, on renewing his own subscription, in
advance send US Two New Names additional and
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three years, in advance, and send us 50 o.
The regular price of the Dictionary alone at all
the bookstores is $40 90, while the lowest price of
three subscriptions is 50. Both the Dictionary
and the three subscriptions under This eXtraOr-
dinary Offer can, therefore, he had together for
only SO The Dictionary viii be delivered at our
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A Remarkable Clock.

There is now on exhibition in York the
most wonderful clock in the world. Itwas
built by Stephen ID. Engle, watchmaker
at Hazeton, Pa. He is about as years of
age and was about twenty years in per-
fecting the clock. Mr.. Reid paid Engle
$4,000 for it. Engle never saw the Stras-
burg clock. In fact, he has not travelled
more than two hundred miles from home
at any time. This clock stands eleven
feet high. At its base It is about four feet
wide and at the top about two. 1t is
about three feet deep at the base, gradual
ly less towards the top. Its colors are
dark brown and gold. The Strasburg
clock is thirty feet high, yet its mechanism
is not so intricate nor has it as many fig
ures as the Hazleton clock. The Stras-
burg clocks figures are about 3 feet high,
and the American clock about 8 inches
Three minutes before the hour pipe
organ inside the clock plays an anthem
1t has five tunes. Bells are then rung, and
when the hour is struck double doors in
an alcove open and figure Of Jesus APP
pears. Double doors to the left then open,
and the apostles appear slowly, one by
one, in procession. AS they appear and
pass Jesus, they turn towards him. Jesus
bows, the apostle turns again and proceeds
through the double doors in alcove on the
right. AS Peter approaches, Satan looks
out of window above and tempts him.
Five times the devil appears and when
Peter passes, denying Christ, the cock
flaps its wings and crows. When Judas
appears Satan comes down from his
window and follows Judas out in the pro-
cession, aud then goes back up to his
place to watch Judas, appearing on both
sides. AS the procession has passed Judas
and the three Marys disappear and the
doors are closed. The scene can be re-
peated seven times in an hourif necessary,
and the natural motion of the clock pro-
duces it four time per hour, whereas the
Strasburg procession is made but once IA
day, at 10 o'clock. Below the piazza is
the main dial, about 13 inches in diameter.
To its right is a figure of Time with an
hour glass. Above this is window, at
which appears figures representing Youth,
Manhood and Old Age. To the left of the
dial is skeleton representing Death.
When the hour hand approaches the first
quarter Time reverses his hour glass and
strikes one on bell with his scythe when
another bell inside responds then Child
hood appears instantly. When the hour
hand approaches the second quarter or
half hour there are heard the strokes of
two bells. Then Youth appears and the
organ plays hymn. After this Time,
strikes two and reverses his hour-g lass
when two bells respond inside. One
minute after this chime of bells is heard,
when folding door opens in the upper
porch and one at the right of the court,
when the Saviour comes walking out.
Then the apostles appear in procession.
The clock also tells of the moons changes,
the tides, the seasons, days, and day of
the month and year, and the signs Of the
zodiac and on top soldier in armor is
constantly on guard walking back and
forward. AS the hours advance Manhood,
Old Age and Death take part in the pano-
rama.
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Regrets /!

How often is heard the expression How
differently would have acted, had 1 my
life to live over" Nothing vaner was ever
said. Years only bring experience. Had
the Respondent sufferer from long settled
cough, for instance, who finds that his
life is growing curse to him, avoided
this exposure or adopted that course of
medication, he imagines that it would
have resulted differently. He keeps on
however in the beaten paths of worthless
medicines without benefit when he might
secure Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
from any druggist, and it would at once
soothe his agony Of breathing and cough
ing, and removing the exasperating cause,
restore health to the tissues of that and
lungs. Everywhere, and always has this
Balsam relieved and in majority of in
stances effected cures where the sick ones
have been given over to despair and death.
so cents and 81 a bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
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THE INDEPENDENT
FOR 1879

W i'll have to he very good paper to satisfy the
thousands of readers who have become familiar
with its good qualities in the past. But we pro-
pose this year TO excel the past.
We shall continue to prinJarticlcs from the best
writers and thinkers IN the country. The depart
ments Of Religious News, Literature, Sunday.
school, Fine Aarts Science. Missions School and
College Markets, Farm and Garden, Financial,
and Insurance will. as heretofore, be contributed
to by specialists in each branch. These depart
ments are famous because they are able and
Trustworthy.
COOKS LECTURES.
These famous lectures, delivered in Boston
every Monday, by the Rev. Joseph Cook, will be
published in full, together with The Introductory
remarks.
SERMONS
by eminent ciereymen in all parts OF the COUNT y
Will continue 70 be printed.
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PREMIUMS.

We offer Rev J Cooks valuable new volumes
entitled " Biology" and " 1ranscendentalism,
embOdying, in a revised and corrected FORM the
authors last winters remarkable Monday Lee
lures They are published in handsome book form
with cOlOred Illustrations by James Il. OsgOod Il
Co OF Boston. We will mail "A copy of either
volume, postpaid, TO every subscriber of The In
dependent who RENTS us SO for n year in advance
or any subscriber may remit S. 60, and we will
send him The Independent for two years, in ad
vance, and both Volumes postpaid.
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Job PRINTING OF every description neatly
u and promptly executed at Reasonable Rates
at the Bloomfield Times steam Job ONCE.
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ROME, N. Y, Jan. 5-This morning
Kiron Carroll, prominent lawyer, while
on his way to the depot to take the train
for Camden, N. Y, to attend the funeral
of his brother, Hon. George X. Carroll,
dropped dead from heart disease a short
distance from his residence. He was found
by news carrier, lying in the snow. A
remarkable circumstance in connection
with this is that Hon. George X. Carroll,
his brother, to whose funeral he was going,
also dropped dead, from the same cause,
January 9. Their father also died from
the same cause, some years go.