The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-05-04
Our Mobile Letter
MoHur Nay laa


that Spring had come aud suggest
ed spring poetry, etc, and tank Of
theresuIt, soon after we had a wintry
snap, as much As to tel ne to not
he 50 previous 80 to speak. and yOu,
OF all thing went to telling your
readers that 'sCareyH had supply !
of waste paper pals to sell. My
goodness did yOu think | was going
to supply all your readers with
spring poetry and you must ad-
wise your readers to procure pals
| Instead of baskets, as if my poetry
was slop to be poured out. Never
was such ingratitude heard OF, aud
for spite l shall not write neither
you or them one line, so there now,
III be Ievenged, if / crush every
poetic thought, but still | hope
"Carey" will sell his pals. "Pails
forsooth.r Aud then the Register
calls me "fondly thine own "Clara,'
aud want to say to Mr. Register
man, that while / might be willing
to change my back name, | am we'll
satisfied With my front one, aud
| theu what animals am to stir up
in the Register Office. | didn't
know they had any. Why don't
they advertise them. | know some
papers that advertise their animals
in every issue, although the prin'
eipal one is only halt instructed
ass. The "Duchessn who writes d
number OF excellent books says in
"Portian think, sit is an amount
soothing in after years to look back
and see what an ass, we have made
of ourselves aud allowing this to
; to be true, what a saving in pur'
chasing anodynes could be made
by some people il they would chl,
] look back, There is not much tC
: tollyo Of in the happenings Of oul
city in the past week. We have had
+ "Patience" again and well render
j. ed, as was expected. tits astonish
0 ing what an amount of talent lie
a among our Mobile umatuers. Misses
!. Alice Depew, Laura johnson, Ros'
c and Jennette Dominique and Mrs
!. Ward have talent that woul'
. we'll alorn the lyric stage. whicl
added to their beauty and purit.
5 OF character, puts them above man,
d professionals, many OF whom ar
# little more than second hand
h handled goods. Mrs. Depew san
the solo, "Nha Love may be" wit
SO much sweetness and "ehlc' thi
an encore had to be responded Il
/. as was also the case of Miss JShi
son who sang 10, Milo Fernando
which was u wonderful perform
1t ancc for an ainttnvr, anil liirly el
v titles her the name "Qieeu OF son.
! while Forsyth aud MtSs 'Depc
gave us the duett ''Pretty prctt
"a Maidenn in most rivishlng VA.
u, aud had to be repeatel J, while Ro
:. bic Taylor, sang The ''Ailital
40 SwellH with II chorus of hca,
dragons In II style to be envir
1t goes for saying that chorus
IN tho ladies was sweet and charinh
no and the hard part of ''liady Jau
ns in the hands Of Mrs. Ward vi
: more than well sustained. But
must not wear out your palien
with au account of Patience, on
| wish you could have seen it, al
re heard it in its entirety, tor "A
to sure YOU would have enjoyed it
OF did the audience present.The hrst
tile series of montonous ''Cam
trials for house burning was cO
es' clude,l last week with verdict
'es Not Guilty, which was received
to- the court room with noisy demo
90 strations OF Joy. There are other
:. dictments against him aud In t
as' next trials his friends may n
Ike find cause for so much joy. I
IN. course. of the family since thelyou
mans arrest had not been such
to attract friends or win them sy
an pathy, as they pretended to wa
-. to rattle off their house and lot, a
=, "' their two pretty girls, ,(for they
th' pretty sold q great many tick
ars at one dollar each. After SELL
on, several hundred | hear they quit
;tv sold the place at private sale q
: left their ticket holders with
'ce small piece of pasteboard at u c
'ess of one dollar, with no explanati'
ost or effort to redeem them. II Oh
,ost we're no ladies in the family so
people would think the name wo
sound more naturally adding
initial letter 8 to it. The 1
P a commences to-day, and hear V
It of auspicionsly and | sincerely b
bad to have the pleasure of seeing
ard. ere it is over, Many Of your
=. vertisers will:bave goods there,
ne you will have a 'cbiel among Il
J ar taking notes. another letter viii
t to necessary for the Fair topics.
y lit dit, the opera of Olivette by a
tuer talent early 10 May for
benefit Of the Protestant Orp
oun. asylum, aud q rousing beneil
| -;lt L. .n.,. Cor oa yiuu Col h