The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-10-22

ANA City pounds An or
diLHy maa would make ouly a f
good meal for such a fish as this.
We direct the attention OF saw
mill men 10 Tue advertisement ~
this issue OF Mr. b, Allen. 100
Tchoupitoulas street, New Orleans.
He is prepared TO sharpen aud NJ
pair saws, aud DO all kinds of SOrN
IN that liue in satisfactory man
ner.
The registration books will be-
closed next Monday, as at that
time the clerk will turn them over
to the election commi sioners to be
revised. All unregistered persons
who do not register by Monday
night next will be debarred trOm
voting III the November election.
Too much enthusiasm aud too
little discretion was the cause of
Mr.. Charles Cowau, of Bay 81.
Louis, receiving severe mlury.
While firing a salute at the Bay
last Saturday for the republican
victory in Ohio and Indiana the
little cannon fired of prematurely
when Cowan received Il severe
wound on tue wrist and a slight
wound in the head.
Cool weather has now set in,
and as fires will be. needed We ad-
wise those who want stoves, CRATES
OF anything in that line, to call on
or write to Mr.. j. Ii. Campman,
No. II Camp street, New Orleans.
He also deals in hardware, tiuware,
cook stoves, etc, and will be pleased
10 serve his customers at lOw.dOwn
prices. See MI. CampInan'S al.
vertiscment in another column Of
to days paper.
in this issue will be found. an
advertisement OF the large chlna
palace OF Mr.. NJ. l.. Navra, l29
Canal street, New Orleans. lie ad.
vertises to sell china, glass, crock
cry ware, etc, cheaper than any
house IN the city, aud as he has Il
large stock he is enabled at all
times to give his customers the best
OF bargains. Don't fail to Call in
at 129 Canal when in the city aud
look through this establishment.
The attention of country mer'
chants is directed to the advertise
ment, found in onother column, OF
the large wholesale dry goods and
notion merchants, Messrs. Yale 4
Bowling, u to u Magazine aud s.
Common streets, New Orleans
These gentlemen are importers and
wholesale dealers, and guarantee
to sell as cheap rs any house in the
city. We advise our merchants to
give them call when in New Or
leans.
We would call the special ut
tiontion of our lady readers to th'
advertisement in this issue of Nine
> Rosa Reynoir, New Orleans
: She has recently returned from
Paris where she laid in stock o
> all the latest novelties in millinery
+ trimmings, bonnets, etc., and i
). now prepared to give her custom
!, ers the best bargains in everything
D in her liue. Orders from the couu
Y try will be promptly and satlstac
torihly filed. ttM tasts
!, AT thu Railroad Exchange vii
i he found, at all hours, the choices
8 and latest oysters on the ha
shell. Mr.. Il. z. Blalack, propTl,
y tor, says he intends to serve hi
i patrons in the best style possible
- aud invites all who are fond OF I'll
delicious bivalve to call on hin
> He has recently fitted up II ne'
" counter, showcase, etc, in one Ell
of his saloon, and wants all b
=" friends and the public generally
." call IN and see for themselves.
When visiting New Orleal
VI stop at the st. James, on Magazi'
street. where you will find ever
'' thing as nice and neat as can b
The house has lately undergone
thorough overhauling, the turl
III ture and bedding is new and It'd
III the clerks affable aud accommod
ft' ting, and the table is simply Il
OF SURPASSED by any hotel in the eli
Since the negro walters have strut
10 Col. Longley has supplied thu
to places with white girls, and besltl
ne getting the best OF fare you will
III L.. "a