The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-09-26

Monday, and is looking well. II
is now travelling in the interest {
A. A. Ulman's Bay st. Louis wo,
: factory, and proposes to sell wooleI
goods, blankets aud shawls a
}. cheap as can be furnished fror
any Northern house.
D Monday the steam ting Fox ral
a barge against Mr.. b. j. Jane
bath'house, carrying it away. II
its descent down the river the bath
house ran into a raft of logs be
longing to Mr.. Dees, which wer,
above the bridge, sending their
adrift; and they were carried away
and lost.
The 18th dawhed with peculiar
lnstre upon the domestic circle
Of Deputy Customs Collector B. +.
Lindsey, at the Seashore. He is 6
fine twelvc.pound boy, and looks
"just like his father" Thus does
the flag of our Union wave triumph.
antly DER happy hearts and a lap
py home.
Last Monday afternoon Capt.
WhitmOre, of the schooner l.. b.
Wing, in QUARANTINE, bethought
himself to take a sail in his yacht
for pleasure and recreation, and af.
ter amusing himself awhile his boat
capsized, and the first he knew he
was f%Ounderiug around in the bay.
Capt. Lee, of the bark Florence;
went to his assistance and brought
him out safely. .
The Mobile Register of We'd.
nesday says: "The cotton business
is now beginning to open here, the
railroads and steamboats, bringing,
fair loads of the fleecy staple into
the port. The fall wholesale busi.
less has been good, and has proved
II pleasing contrastto that of last
season. Altogether, everything
wears a brighter aspect than has
been the case for some years past"
The Narsery for October is on
our table, and is, in every respect,
equal to the best publications for
the young folks. The number be-
fore lis is rerlste with fine illustra.
tions, designs for drawing and in
.teresting reading, and is well worth
the subscription price, which is
bily 81 GO per annum Address
j. l.. Shorey; 10 Bloomfield street,
Boston, for a sample copy.
The sailors on the American
bark Lewis T. Stockton; nov lying
in quarantine, threatened mutiny
last Friday if the Captain did not
pay them Oft and send them ashore.
U. S. Commissioner Alley went ont
o investigate the a~tfait, and de-
treed that the men be paid Of, and
,ut ashore on Horn island, they not
being allowed tOcome ashore in this
as they had rot served out
heir time in Quarantine, THEY were
aid off and discharged.
Mrs. S. Booth will, about the
irst of October, remove her school
o the building on Frederick street,
between the Francisco hotel and
frebs & Sons store, "a much
more comfortable and more cen.
rally located house. This is a ;
school for girls and small
'Oys, Mrs. Booth being a compe-
emf and worthy lady and has no
lrge boys in her school. Her ,
riGes of tuition arc as reasonable +
S any one could desire, and the
Istruction given is thorough. :
lead her advertisement among to- t
ay's new cards. 8
The fall session of Mississippi ,
Iilitary institute, at Pass Chris 9
an, will open on October 18th. :
his is one of the best schools for n
Dys in the State, the instruction 8
cling thorough, and presided over e
= professors of well-knownab ability. Q
Of. Murfee, the superintendent, is il
! accomplished instructor, and a |,
gentleman, and spares no t
inns to give his students thorough !,
aiming. This being the only mill 2
nv school in the State our people y :
lould take a pride in supporting a
I'd sustaining it. Col. Murfee has ?
|, advertisement in this issue,
which we refer the reader.
"A correspondent at Ocean
sends us the following: n
Springs was made quite a
rely last Saturday by an alarm Of
e-when it was discovered that II