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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-01-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

~ HHWH
Very low tides.
San shone out yesterday.
Gardening progressing fS"ly
List Of letters advertised else
where.
Chew Jacksou's best nav,
lebacco.
Tie elegant steamer Pear
Rivers will he here Sunday.
Best quality OF molasses re
Jailed at 80 cents per gallon at M
Dees' store.
AT the store of G. ". High.
tOaer calicoes are sold at 8 cents a
ard and upward. Other goods
Equally as low.
Several new legal advertise.
leuts in this issue which are wor-
By Of petnsal, IS mach informa-
ion is contained therein.
The twinMg OF the orange
luSsam is still on the tapiS. Look
Nnarp, young people, not many
alS intervene before Lent.
Paper bags of all sizes fur
islrd ut Wholesale prices. with
Business card printed on them for
FGAiug. A full supply on hand.
AT bees store the best family
Falr is retailed at % pounds for
El All groceries, dry goods, ETC.,
pow sold at the lowest cash rates.
One days proceedings soI the
Jackson county board OF super.
EsorS publisled in this Issue. The
Frnatader viii lie published next
peek.
IA new cow.milker is advertised
tar cclumns to-day. We have
|tSted these mixers and find them
BE- AS represented. They per.
FOrn their work well and save
|abor.
we have not had two fair
'yS IN succession since the 23d of
use month, and although the
FEATHER has considerably moder.
pea yet it is still very disagree
Je.
Large and well.selected stock
/ Try goods, ilannels, jeans, do.
|eSlles, etc, at NJ. A. Dees' store,
.TautOn, Miss, all OF which will
= sold very. low. Cali and ex-
pIne.
AT the posioilice will be found
|" assortment OF latest styles en-
|'"pes and writing paper, to-
|Aaer with lead pencils, etc. Call
Bob, who will ACCOMMODATES you
\ true style.
We regret to learn of &. death
rev. A. 81 Campbell, who for
.crly resided at Moss Point. He
iea on the Goth of last month at
% nome hear Hard Times, La, of
'amp fever.
The social circle Of the Pres
.uefian church at Moss Point,
~ meet tonight friday at the
I" of Rev. s. j. Bingham.
!, Dire invited to attend and con-
'0Ote something. /
-ln another column will be
.u an advertisement offering an .
'"' Tor skating rink, which will ,
'0ld very cheap. The skates
o"'ht are new, and can be had {
''"tsain by addressing Messrs.
'"' y Denmark, of this place.
considering the unfavorable
'','er which has prevailed in this ]
'S for tue past four weeks ]
Aoh the courthouse has pro-
~d very Well. The roof is now
Tor The skaters and within a !
lays it viii he covered. "a
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SuCcaI Notice,

An letters relating to the business of
Aa uandsboro Democrat should be nd
S"sssrd 10 p. X. Mayors, H%andsboro, Miss,
.nd IN matters connected with the DEMO
'pI STAR should be addressed to Mayors
4 Richmond, Pascagoula. Miss.
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ExeeufOfs' Notice.

Letters testsmentary having been grant
ed TO y undersigned by the ebsncery
court Of Jackson county, Mississippi. on
The estate of Richard G. Davis. deceased,
all persons having claims against SAID es-
tate arr hereby notified TO have the same
duly proved, allowed and registered with
in the time prescribed by Law OF the same
viii be forever barred; aud sll persons
owing said estste will phase settle ~
once. s. X. THOMPSON,
r. ID. Smith,
EsvcuteB,
CHEs. r. Woop. Solicitor.
scznton, Miss, Dec. .. lc2s.-n{a
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MARINE and COMMERCIAL
Port Charges.

VIZ ShuFSCSs
Fresh water lic per gallon delivered
alongside.
Pilotagc So per foot, actual draft, uom.
pulsory. 10 =
stevedoring-Timbcr 81. 1O01.& pc,
load; deals 6Ja90c per load; coastwise
IOeaSl per load; lighterage of ballast zoe
per ton.
Labor per diem--Forcman 81; holders So;
winchmen So.
Harbormaster So each vessel.
All vessels arriving between the LIST OF
April and 18th of November must report
at quarantine station before they will be-
permitted to anchor.
Physicians charge S. for boarding each
vessel. An extra charge Of 81, and cost OF
chemicals, for fnmigatiOn-
Average draft of water on the bar from
May to November IL feet; November to
May 16 feet. '
Vessels coming to Ship Island usually
enter at this port.
Draft of water ut Ship Island 81 feet.
Charges at Ship Island same as above,
except lightcrage of ballast, soc, ana
water &c per gallon.
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT-STAR,
PAsCAGOULA, Thursday, Jan. l6, 1879
[For the week ending Jan. 1871
ARRIVED.
Nor blk Tom, Rostrup, 1873 tons, from St.
Thomas, in ballast to Bercier Il De-
Smet.
Nor blk Signal, Hansen, 623 tons, from
Sharpn' IS, Eng, in ballast to BercieI
Il DoSmet. .Ei...,
Am sch Jas Young. Young, 262 tons, from.
Barbados, w. l., in ballast to master.
CLEARED. II
Am sch Augustus G. Faben, Harris, POI
tons, for Havana, Cuba, with 14,909
sup # lumber.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Am sch Indianola, Bloom, ...........1 l3
Am sch Abbie Pitman, Chase,........ 256
Am sch Enterprise, Mitchell, ........ l36
Nor blk Finten, Olsen, ..,. ........... 663
Br by Happy Return, Campbell, ......1f
Nor ok Kong EPSTEIN, Knudsen, $50. .479
Am sch Mable, Alberts, repairing...... 40
Br bk Jennie b., Lloyd. .493
LUMBER STATEMENT.
Cleared from Sept. l, II, to Sept.
l, l,233,3e9
Cleared since Sept. l, 1878 ...... 4l07 ,70y
i" Jan. 8, '79........ l49,096
Total. 1856, EOS
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-01-17

The pay passed over the
road yesterday, aud now the boys
are flush.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-01-17
Fine Fruit Trees.

We ofSrr for sale al extre n5eiy low prices
a large stock Of Frdit Trees, wen grown,
Of the varieties best adapted to.the South,
and we will guarantee that they will do
better than trees brought from a distance,
Send fof Catalogue.
W. A. WHITFIELD & co,
Dee. S, Taft Bay st. Louis, Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-01-17

receIu ol %. send for our illustrated
pamphlet on the Cow, containing the ties.
timonials of practical farmers and dairy.
men throughout the U. $. and sectional
views of IA cows teats and bags dissected
and scientifically explained, by Drs. White
and Wilson of this city. Sent free TO any
address. GEO. +. KING, President.
Office 575 Broadway, New York, 43-tI
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New Advertisements
Skating Rink for sale.

We have for sale six pf irs %
New Roller Skates, with patent buckles,
and all necessary apparatus for a complete
Skating Rink. Will be sold very low
For terms and further particulars address
BkCHT X DENIM tRK,
43-lm Lock Box 81, Scranton, Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-01-17
InsOIvent Notice.

The State of Mississippi, Jackson county.
In the matter Of the estate of Maurice
G%pichard, deceased; Or. S. Moore, sd-
ministrator.
The above. estate having been declared
insolvent BIZ the clerk Of the chancery
court of said county, al rules on the Sec
ond Monday of December, 1878, crt EDITORS
are hereby notified TO come forward and
have their claims duly probated and regis.
tered according to law by the chancery
clerk of said court, on OF before tbe 20th
day Of March, 1879, or the same win bs
forever barred. s. MOORE,
Dec. 19, 76.-39-5w Administrator.
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meteorological Observations.
at DIR. Moore's office at the Seashore. Pas
cagoula, Miss, for the week ending Jan,
Is, 1879:
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|FALL& WINTER GOODS
T.. v. HlHHElVEH
PaScdg0ssl0 Street

Scranton. ............ Mississippi.
I have jfust opered a new and complete
stock of Fall aud Winter Dry Goods, No
tons. Ladies' Dress Goods, Men and Boys
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc.
Also always on hand a full supply of
Choice Family Groceries, Feed, Crockery
and Hardware, Tobacco, Cigars. Saddles,
Brides, and everything except Liquors,
which l do not keep. l would call thu
special attention of the ladies' to my we'll
selected stock of Calicoes, Dry Goods, No,
tious, Shoes, ETC., which will. be sold
cheaper than ever before, in this place.
Cali and exsmfne ny goods and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
G. W. HIGHTOwER.
Scranton, Nov. 81, ls7S.-7-1y
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and s's''l'm,
FOR SALE CHEAP!

Situated in Scranton, near the Railroad
Depot, a good Dwelling containing four
rooms. Adjoining is a twO-story Store
house. Large yard and garden, good well
of water, fine grape arbor, fruit trees. etc.
For further particulars apply to DEMO
cRAT-STAR office.
Nov. ~, 1878. S-tf
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New groceries for sale at tbs lews-t
rrices ~ n. A. nsss'.
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Three-fourths of an inch rainfall. Cloudy.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08
YOUR OWN INCLINATION.

In choosing an occupation for life fol-
low y our own inciinations, if possible. If
boy il, intent or being preacher, a law
yer, II doctor or Il merchant, it is useless
to attempt to make farmer of him. Let
him go. The ms incts of his nature teach
him his position in life.
A close view of the world, however,
will soon convince any one that many
have mistaken their calling No matter
for that. The man who has failed in his
first love would not have been happy had
he been til ,rarted by others early in his
choice. To him labor would have been q
burden and lite q servitude. Consult ten
derby with the promising boy-set before
him, but not in too highly colored pic
lures, the advantages and objections to
the various vocations OF life; then let
him carelnlly select his choice.
But impress upon him the Importance
oflivinS honestly, indrstriously, but to
aim hiGherSwith a determination to rise
above all competitors in the quality of
his work, and in the integrity, rccitude
and virtue of his life. Having done so
much, leave the rest to him.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

ryThe Liberty (Miss) Herald of the
25th ult., says: On Tuesday morning last,
Il sad and most distressing accident oc-
cured in the family Of Mr.. II. S. McLain,
q few miles from town. Jus5 before the
family were ready to sit down to break
fast, the Oldest daughter-;c little grl
seycn or eight years old-was sitting near
the table with the baby in her lap, with
in reach of the coffee pot containing fluid
nearly or quite boiling hot. The baby,
unobscrvcd by her elder sister, caught
hold of the coffee pot, and upsetting it,
cmpticd the contents on its neck and
breast, scalding it so badly that it died
honrs.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08
THE LABOR-SAVING TELEPHONE.

Old ST waited until the sigual bell of
the telephone ceased ringing. Then said
he:
you white folks is allus lamentin'
bout de nigGcrs in dis country not hum-
PIN dersclbs an maxim Oh er lihin' like
onto osider folks--how yer spe1k tley's
gwine ter 90 dat wild all sicis conven-
shnns ea dat d;r hangin' up on ebery
wal! in de lam"
well, that is q grave question of polit-
zeal economy: but whit has the tcle-
phone to do with the negro making a
living?
Oar now! dat opens de matter fo' de-
bate. I'm wild Yer nov. OATS what yer
calls 'er Ia Dor sa bin convenshin. ain'J it ?
yes, it is,'
'An' whose laber do hit save ? Not dc
w'tc foxes laber. do hit No! hits de
niggcr's 1a"er all de time. Fore desc
tings cum round hyar cbery time er
gen'lman wautcdfur to sem word ter his
! wife 'bout dc company fur supper, cr de
young bucks wished fur ter torroreG cr
| note to dere sweet heart fur ter go ter
der thcatcr, dcy hunted up er slim, lim-
ber.jinted, fiat foot MgGer to gallup out
wild dc note. Dat war laber dat pa,lc dc
nigger er big profit on dc outlay of
strent-but how am hit now? De te!e-
tone dun saved all datn
'Ah! see your point.
well, hits mo- pintcd dan dat. Ilyar
| dey puts on a'r-brakes on dc francs, an
scharGes all de niggcr bralesmcn; you'sc
| turu'd Ge nig@ers outcn de press room
down stars. an ackchully dun gone tcr
| folIin' papers by lnrrshecnry: an down
ter de boss house de older day l seed Gcy
had CT tiyin'-jinny on de table dat skecr
off dc flies by some kim cr clock Work
| 'rangemcnt.'
'But, Old fellow, these are great he.ps
| to the world
| Oats what ;ey say, but Is mough1y
dubious on Niger progriss in scech times
cz desc. Ennybody what kno's nigger
| kno's dat he warn't cu5 out ter lib in CT
| country full Of Yankee noshins an don
BILE back -acks,lun convenshuns to beat
'cm outnn dc odd jobs dcy wuZ 1otchcd
up ter do"
You darl<ics must take advantage of
these things
Jess so. But how's We gwinc ter do
hit ? OATS dc pint wild me. But bound
cf was turn'd Joss in the batcnt offs
bout CT day wid dis ole axe dcro'd be mo-
labor fer nigGcrs in this country de mex
week dan all dem whar's heaIl an what's
in Afriky sense do Zulus got licl'd by the
Brilishcrs conld do. Don't yer try me-
And the old man made Il mouth at the
telephone and Went ont whstling ''Auld
Lang Syuc." EonstitHfjoR.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08
BLUE. BEARD.

The original Blue Beard was no other
than Giles, Marauess de Laval. IL mar
si,al of France, Il genera! of great intre-
pdity, who distinguished himself. in the
reigns of Charles the Sixth and Seventh,
especially against the English, when t hey
invaded France. The services that he
rendered his country might have imnlor-
taliZed his name, had he not forever blot
ted his glory by the most terrible mu1-
slers, inpieties, and debauchcries. His
revenues We're priuccly: but his prodi
Galities might have made an Emperor Il
bankrupt. Wherever lie went, he hal in
his suit band of musicians, a society of
sorcerers, q great number of cooks, packs
Of dogs, of various kinds, and above two
hundred led horses Mczrrary says that
he encouraged and maintained sorccrcrs
to discover hidden treasures, and corrup-
ted young persons of both sexes that he
might attach them to him, and afterwards
killed them for the sake of their blood,
which was necessary to form his charms
and incantatiOns. Such horrible excess
cs are credible when we recOllcct the ago
of ignorance and barbarity in which they
were practiccd. He was at length, for
some state crime, against the Duke OF
Brittany, scntencd to be burnt alive in :,
field at Nantes, in 144O.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

r5sThc other night at u London club
inventions, and the wonderful machines
to be found in the States. One Of them
told of the wonderful mjncing machine
which, a live pig is introduced at one end,
turns out the animal in sausage at the
to have the Yankees riding rough shod
over every 9th CT nation, turned to them
and said: "Bedad, we've got the same
machine in Ireland, only it's more per-
feet, sure, for if you don't like the sau-
sages you can put them uacll into the
they will come out Il live pig again where
they went in"
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

TO ERIN.
BY FRANK M'GLOIN.

BY FRANK MGLOIN.
Oh, Erin, land Gfbcauty and of song.
or virtues rich and rare.
Thy songs are brave and strong,
Thy daughters pure and fair;
The warriors sword, the poets pen,
The holy deeds of sanity men,
Have each lent lustre to the crown,
BY many Sous cntwin,!,
With which thy brows we bind.
And mark thee worthy ofthy great rcnown.
oh. Erin, brightest jewel Of tue sea,
Tpnn her throbhiny breast,
In matchicss brilliancy,
Thy doSt in beauty rest;
Thy limpid lakes and streams and rills,
Thy slopinG Wales and swelling hills,
All show the choicest art,
Which nature can impart.
Ofgrace: or chapc, or richness i'll each hue!
Oh Erin. ired by snfl'nincs long and sore,
Yet faithful through them all.
Thy woes are nearly o'er.
III opprcssor Soon must fall,
soon mast they dlop-the bolt and chain,
Whichno thy beautcous limbs restrain !:
Soon will thy "aIIaut sons, set free
From Britain's cursed sway,
Thy loving laws obey,
And fcalty accord 10 none bit thee!
Oh, God, let not the fate of Moses be,
Likewise to MS decrecu;
Pc: nit our eyes to see,
Our s'lif'ring country freed
And. ere we're numbered with the dead,
Her liberated soil once more
Permit our outcast feet to tread,
AS did our sires, in days of yorc!
Oh keep not from our wcarled sight,
SO long without !; cheering ray.
The glorious dawn, the happy light,
OF EIin'S coming day!
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08
THE SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

JACKSON, La, Oct. 23, 1879,
The Convention was called to order by
MI. j. +. Irvine, who moved that Hon.
S. J. Powell take the chair as temporary
Chairman, and w. B. Porter was made
temporary Secretary.
The first business before the Convention
being the appointment Of Committee
Cd Credentials, the following gentlemen
were designated as such Committee:
Messrs. w. II. McKowcn, Calhoun Flu-
kcr J. Fl. Phares. r.. II. McClelland and
w. c.. West. The Committee, after a
short absence, returned with u report in
favor of the regular accredited delegates,
whose names have previously appeared i'll
the local papers of the District.
The temporary organization was then
continued as the permanent organization.
Nominations were next declared in order,
the namo of Hon. w. w. Leake being the
only one presented, he was on motion,
proclaimed by 81 unanimous vote, the
nominee of the Democratic party OF the
18th Senatorial District. He was then
waited on by Mcssrs j. f. Irvine, Thomas
McKowen and j. II. Phares, and invited
to address the Convention. In IL few
happy remarks, he acknowledged his
thanks for the honor conferred and plcdG-
ed his utmost eNcrtionS to secure TIE
blessings of good government to the State.
After an unusually harmonious session,
the Convention adjourned sine die.
81. POWELL,
w. 3. PORTER, Chairman.
Secretary.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08
MINE VAMILY.

Dimplcd schccks NIT eyes Of plue,
MOUr like id vas moiSd NIT dew,
ind leetle tect shnst peepin' droo -
Dod's de baby.
Curly he'd, und full of glee,
Drawscrs all out mt der knee
He vas been blayin' horse, you sec
Dots lcct,e Otto.
Won hundred sccXty in der shade,
Der oder day When she was Weighed
She beats me soon | vas avraid--
Dots my Gretchen.
Barcfootcd he'd. nnd pooty stout,
Nit crooked legs dot Will bend oudt,
Fond of his bier and soucr kraut-
Dot $ me himself.
N,n schmall Young baby, full of fun,
Won ,cetle pri@ht eyed, roguish son,
Won 1rau to greet When work is done
Dot mine Vamily.
.-Dctrn6 Free Press.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08
HOW LIsTz BECAME A HUSBAND.


The following story of the marriage of
Listz, paints, is, if true, certainly very
remarkable and romantic. 1t is us fol-
lows:
ListZ was at Prague in the autumn of
lS46. The day after his arrival IL stranger
called upon him, and represented himself
as Il brother artist in distress, having ex.
pended all his means in an unsuccessful
law. suit, aud solicited aid to enable him
to return to Nuremburg, his place of
residence. Listz gave him a hearty re-
ccption, and opened his desk to get some
money, but found he possessed only three
ducats.
z''You see, ~ snid the genius artist, ''that
[ am as poor as yourself. However, l
have credit, and can coin more money
with my piano. l have here a minatur
given me by the Emperor of Austria; the
painting is of little value, but the dia-
monds are fine; take it, sell the diamonds,
and keep the mo: ey."
The stranger refused the rich gift, but
Lstz com oelied him to take it, and he
carried it to icwler, who, snpposing
from his miserable appearance that he
had stolen it, had him arrested and thrown
into prison. The stranger sent for his
called upon the jewcler and told hin,
that the man was Innocent; that he had
given him the diamonds.
but who are you? asked the iewe. er.
''My name is Listz," he replied.
''I know of no tinancer of that namc,"
said the jeweler.
every possible" replied Listz.
"But do you know that hese diamonds
are worth six thousand forms -
$50 much the better for him to Whom I
gave them"
''But you must be very rich to make
such presents
my sole fortune consists of thrce du-
cats" replied Listz.
'.Then you are a fool" said the jewler.
':No," said Listz. 81 have only tomove
the ends of my fingers to set as much
moEey as want
"Then you arc sorcercr,'' said the
jeweler.
81 will show You the kind of sorccry
that l employ" said Listz.
Seeing a piano III the back par!or of
the jewelers. shop, the cccentli ic artist sat
down to it, and began to improvise Il
ravshing ar. A beautiful young lady
made her appearance, and at the close
of the performance exclaimed, "Bravo,
Listz ~
'You know him, then p sail the jew
elcr to his daughter.
II have never seen him bofore,' she
said but there is no one in the world
but Listz no cou!d produce such sounds
from the piano"
The jeweler was satisfied, the stranger
WIS released and relieved, and the report
of Listz being in the city flew, and he
was waited uuon and teted by he nobles
Who besoughs him to give concert in
their city. The jeweler, seeing the hom-
agn that was paid to tho man of genius,
was ambitious of forming an alliance
with him, ard said to him:
GLOW do you find my daughter!'
"Adol ablc,' was the reply.
.'\Vhat do you think of MARRIAGE" con-
tinued the .jowele-.
"Wel enough to try it, said Listz.
"What do you say to dowry of three
million of francs p he was next asked.
81 will accept it," was the reply, ''and
thank you, too.'
"Well, my daughter likes you, and you
like her." said the jeweler; 'Fthe dowry
is ready. Will you be my son in-law ~
.Gladly," replied Listz, and the mar
riage was celebrated the week following.
THE SENATORIAL, CONVENTION.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

CYA Georgia colored debating society
was lately discussing: "Which is best
for the laboring man, to work for wages
or part of the crop 20 An old "unclo'
spoke the sense of the meeting when he
said: "Dofo was dc best, cf dcy could
ONLY be brung togcddcr somehow.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

rVA A corsct-maker out of work thus
vented her complaints: "Shame that l
should be without bread-I Eavc stayed
the stomachs Of thousands"
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08
INRY G. KAUFMAN,
st. Erancisyille In

3lMWG8RE AMM;S1 RANDOM,
mil" u'l and Complete took of Fresh
6inas' ana Fancy Groceries, Beer, Fine
anti,, liquors and Confections Cons
m., oh hand, and for sale at the low
Ae' rates. june29-7S-ly
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

r7"May have your ear for q mo-
mcut ~ said all anxious candidate to Il
rural delegate. (which ear" jocoscly
replied the rural agent. ''Iour election
GER" replied the candidate, and then they
smiled.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08
M. ALEXANDER,

rVEE STREET BAYOU SARA.
heeps On hand a fresh supply of
RY GOODS,
GROCERIES,,
PROVISIONS. o..
WESTERN PRODUCE.
WINES and LIQUORS,
|sars and all other articles usually kept
nrst class establishment. I buy for
[a, ;oa, which explains my ability to sell as
.aP .t,I as the cheapest. Call and see nc.
,nH1l. NJ. ALEXANDER.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

rP She throw Il stick Of wc0d nj an old
hen, and killed two of the little chickens.
Natural results of Il woman throwing at
anythiug; sho always hits something
clSo.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08
w. 3. PORTER,
Secretary

LIZA car load Of 6, 100000 California
salmon ecg is on its way from that State.
OF these eggs 1850, 90 will DC distribut-
ed in Southern waters.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

- Being sometimes asnndcr hcightens
friendship, The greatest cause of the
uuarrels between relatives is their being
so much together.