The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-02-21

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'yer o's"ie done well here, but OIL
'of his wifo's health h.
who con- led to leave. '''s
'nts Ne have in hand a carefully
for pared article giving an account
% or Ulman's wool factory, at Bay
It. Louis, which will appear next
week. This is a home enterprise,
and deserves, as 1t is receiving, the
encouragement of our people.
The Gulf States exposition
opened at New Orleans last Mon.
day under the most favorable aus.
pices. A large number of entries
have been made and great interest
ia manifested among the different
classes of exhibitors in attendance.
The mail route to Pennington
and Gainesville, Miss, has been
changed, through the influence of
our able representative Hon. Chas.
e. Hooker. 1t is now carried by
steamboat from Lookout Station
on the n. 0. and NJ. railroad three
times . week. f. r.
The tin.pan brigade was ont
in force Monday night "sere-
nading" up on Pascagoula street.
The boys enjoyed the sport much
ly, aud thought it a good joke, but
when the matter comes up before
the grand jury for investigation it
may result somewhat moro serious
than the participants imagined.
We have been favored by the
Iufant Mystics, of Mobile, with
one of their cards of invitation to
Mardi.Gras next Tuesday. 1t is
certainly one of the most taste
fully gotten up and highly embel-
lished cards We have ever seen,
and is beautiful indeed. This
mysterious society will accept II
thanks for the favor.
Old King Rex has issued his
to his royal sub.
and proclaims that he will
into the Crescent City next
Tuesday and resume charge of his
and give unto his subjects
u holiday in which all may paitici-
pate. Already visitors from IA dis
lance are arriving, and Mardi. Gras
will be celebrated with grand eclat.
A grand masquerade ball will
be given at the Hing House, Ocean
Springs, next Tuesday night. and
promises to be u recherche affair.
Music will be furnished by the
Springs band, and all who
are promised a night of N
For a complimentary
our friend Hon. Ii. III. Minor
will accept thanks.
We would call particular at
to the half column adyer-
tisement of the American Cyclic
From the copies before us
We can unhesitatingly say it is all
hat is represented, is a complete
library within itself, and is invalu,
,ble to all who wish to be informed.
Orders for the cyclop9dia can be
addressed to Mr.. John Armstrong,
70 St. Charles street, New Orleans.
On to Mobile to witness the
,randest fete in the Gulf City's his
DRY, is the cry heard in our land.
)n occasions of this kind the 80.
of Mobile have always
aiken q prominent rank, but this
Trey propose to Outstrip any
celebration OF former days, and as
consequence an unusually large
attendance is looked for on Mardi-
iras. This office will have a rep
sentative there upon that occa-
report proceedings and take
II the festivities.
The March number of that sn-
'erb magazine, Demorest's Monthly,
; to hand. This magazine is IN
urpassed in It's fashions, engrav-
ngs, literature and general typo
.raphical appearance, and we con-
ider it the best lady's magazine
ubl,shed in America. The sub
cription price is only s3 a year,
nd the chromos and steel en-
rawlings in one years volume
,ould cost double that amount. 1
address w. j. Dsmorest, IL East
'ourteeuth street, New York.