The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-09-12

VIII glveia 'stereoptican exhibition
at Scranton academy, Monda,
night, September 10, 1879, for til,
benefit Of the building fund Of tn,
Baptist church. These exhibition
are strictly moral in character
pleasing to the eye aud are wei
worth Witnessing The admission
fee is placed at"the low price Of. q
cents for adults. andGl5 cents foi
children. Let al attend and theJ
will be pleased.
The nurseries Of W. A. Whit,
field & Co., Bay st. Louis, Miss,
are well supplied with fruit aud
ornamental trees, bulbs, flowers,
etc., and have an advertisement in
this issue. The proprietofs of Shell.
ly nurseries are clever gentlemen
and perfectly reliable i'll all re-
spects, and we commend them to
the public. Do not send North for
nursery stock when you can buy
as ::cheaply of good and reliable
men at home.
49,
Last Monday night the Post.
office Exchange was robbed of
1874 25, the robbery being commit.
ted in the presence of several men
who were sitting in the bar-room at
the time. Mr.. Blalack informs us
he knows the guilty party and will
have him jagged before
Tho thief slipped in behind
the counter and opened a drawer
containing the money, and ran out.
In his hasty exit he left his shoes
Behind him, which were captured,
and by which the thief is identified.
by reference to our new adj
iertisements to-day it will be seen
hat Mr.. Jacob l.. Baltz has pur.
the Merchants Exchange,
No. "a Camp street, cornet .Natchez
.lley, New Orleans. "Jake" is an
Did Biloxi boy, and he will be
pleased to welcome his old friends
1t his new home when they visit
he city. "Jake" is putting the
establishment in good order and
10 doubt 1t will be the heatest and
,est conducted of any similar
rouse in New Orleans.
We call especial attention to
he advertisement of w. l.. Cusb-
ng, 166 Gravier street, New Or
cans, to be found in tO-day's Issue.
'Ir. Gushing is agent for the Eagle
.otton gin, the Victor sugar mill,
nd machinery generally, aud offers
sell lower than any house in the
He has recently made
,rge reductions III the price OF
engines and cane mills, and
aatanteps satisfaction in all cases.
to him for prices etc, and
then you go to the city be sure
nd call upon him.
The new store house of Messrs.
,arey & Laurendine, on Delmas
venue, opposite the DEMOCRAT
;TAR office, has been completed,
nd Messrs. G. & l.. have opened
ut with a new stock of dry goods,
ress goods, hats, shoes, and a
eneral assortment of groceries,
ogether with liquors, wines, ale,
tc. In fact these gentlemen keep
general assortment OF goods, and
ELL as cheap as any house in Scran-
IN. Their new store is a model of
eatness, and they specially invite
he ladies to call and look over their
Iock of goods.
The card of Mr.. Thee. NJ.
[arsh, dealer in Northern and
Western produce, is printed in the
'EMocRAT.STAR to-day, to which
e direct particular attention.
II. Marsh has been for ten years
,nnected with the house of Messrs.
G. Murphy & Co, and during
hich time he has sustained a high
laracter for honesty and fidelity
business. He now embarks. in
isiness at the old stand of Muir
nv & Co. on his own account. Our
erchants will find MI. Marsh a
lfe and reliable man to deal with.
i've him a trial.
The Earl of Mayfeld is the IT,
N " N maui au1 nawprtul Novel.