The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-06-27

Will be found an account OF the loss
OF the bark Milne; at Barranquilla,
South Americas. The Milne sailed
from this port on the 1lth OF last
April, with m assorted cargo Of
merchandise and lumber, and had
aboard several passengers. The
passengers we're all saved but the
cargo was u total loss.
MIR. M. s. Park, of Ocean
Springs, is announced in this issue
as a candidate for clerk of the
chancery and circuit courts of
Jackson county. Mr.. Park is a
worthy gentleman and well quail.
fed to ill the position to which he
aspires, and should he receive the
nomination; the Office in his hands
would no dOnbt be conducted in an
entirely satisfactory manner.
Sunday night II little stranger
put i'll his appearance at the resi-.
dence Of DIR. Sink. McInnis. OF
course the little fellow (for he
weighed only ten and a half
pounds) was tenderly cared for,
and pronounced the fiuest-loOking
young man in Moss Point. The
doctor says the young mau is going
to the Legislature when he grows
up. Coming into the world during
electioueering time, the doctor M.
turally supposes tho little fellow
will be candidate.
Mr.. Louis Heichelheim, of the
well.known Southern music house
of Philip Werlein, 135 Caual street,
New Orleans, called upon us yes
terday. Mr.. II. is out here tor the
purpose Of %recreating a few days,
aud in the meantime he has sold
two or three pianos to our citizens.
He will remain here Il few days and
those who wish to purchase wal.
ranted pianos and organs at low
prices can call upon him at the
Railroad Exchange. See adver.
tisemeut in another column.
The name OF VIM. V. Berou.
jon, of Mobile, is familiar to all our
readers, and to say he is one of the
most prompt and tair-dealing men
within our acquaintance would
only be expressing what all who
have any dealings with Mr.. Berou.
jon we'll knows. He is in the I'M.
dertaking business, and will fur.
nislI all kinds of collins, burial
baskets, etc, at low rates, and will
attend promptly all orders by tele.
See his new advertisement
ia this issue.
Among the new advertisements
in this issue will he found that Of
the "Household aud Farmers Cy.
clOpHdia,'a valuable work of over
six hundred pages, which treats of
the diseases OF aud remedies for
horses, cattle, etc, besides much
valuable information on household
and other subjects This
work should be ia every family in
the land. Mr.. Louis j. Veysiere,
Dt Biloxi, is the agent, TO whom all
for further information
be addressed.
The Gi Is Otca, is the name of
bright little tour,lmse paper
at Knoxville, Tenn, aud
edited by Miss Birdie Walker. The
GiyLS OsrN is devoted to the educa.
ton and Improvement ct our girls,
is full OF entertaining and lnstruc'
readiag matter, and we take
pleasure in recommending IL to our
The pIice of the paper is
only fifty cents a year, and it is
well worth it. Send aud get a
spccimen copy. Miss Birdie, you
deserve success, aud we hope to
the Girls OlrA flourish and
grow in usefulness.
There was a regatta last Sum
lay at the Seashore between the
Ill. Comuny; Flying Cloud,
Harry Dcas; Sea-Bird, Francis
aud Star, Joe Francis.
The boats started at $40, led 10y
Flying Cloud, and as they rounded
he first stake the Duck colllded
with the Flying Cloud, throwing
he former out of position. They
founded the second stake in the
following order: Sea-Bird in the
cad, followed by the Flying Cloud
md Duck, the Star bringing up
he rear. The Sea.Bird came round
he home stake two minutes ahead
If the Duck and Flying Cloud,
which were together, the latter,
however, coming in about one,thlrd
ength in advance. The Duck be-
NJ ruled out on account of collid- {
with the FIving Cloud the Star {