The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1888-01-06

Orlehthl cOstumes, aVpeffeu wed
nesday night at Firemer's Hall. Il
is SAID the three students were edu
Gated in Portland, Oregon. The
house was crowded TO almost suffo
cation, and with one voice all said
the show was the poorest that had
ever been put on the boards ol
Scranton. The Chinaman who tried
to explain how they lived, wor
shipped, married, etc. in China,
chopped his words so that nobody
but Chinaman could understand
him. This is the concluding part OF
his talk to the audience
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eyausxnhi ceStIai attiter de oetxzei
outejo zpdazntdSwo eorhdt, mtnpo
moeaslnntao, shcr oarnrp bya.
Rev. j. B. Ham berlin, says in
the Baptist Union "It Is not time
enough yet 10 tell what the full re-
suit will be OF Doctor CampbelPS
operation, but thus far the indica
tions show that it will bring a radi
cal cure and save my vision. | be-
lieve il will. Only a few more weeks
of caution aud medical treatment,
and am confideut of being entirely
saved from the fear of blindness.
My assurance of this already fills
me with great thanksgiving 10 God.
l also thank my brethren aud
friends for their sympathy aud
prayers. May the Lord comfort
them in their diStresses. Especial.
~ do | thank those brethren who
conducted our church services dur
ing my absence at ST. LOnis. A no.
bier band of co, workers cannot be
found in any church.
Posters are out announcing the
intelligence that the Odd Fellows
Of his place are 10 have grand
affair here on January 10, 1883, the
installation of officers and a grand
bali. II promises to be recherche
affair, and after viewing the names
of he gentlemen composing the
different committees guarantees
This tact.
Our old and esteemed friend,
Mr.. Charles Boster, of the "COttage
by the Sea- at Pascagoula, never
f0rgets MS on Christmas day. He
sent us variety of driukables, such
as Old Bourbon whiskey, Jamaica
rum, Old PORT, Sherry and Claret,
for all of which we tender our hear
ty thanks, and wish our friend long
life and prosperity.
Hon. John NJ. Pelham, member
elect to the Legislature irom this
county, lett for Jackson on Sunday |
evening to enter actively on his dn.
ties. Hpis opposed TO riding on a
free pass, therefore, he said be pro-
posed TO pay bis way to the Capital.
Bully for Pelham.
the Mobile Register ofthc 9th
nit, says: Mr.. Sam X. Mayors,
formerly the agent Of II. G. Dam &
Co., at this place, but now of Sa.
Ga, spent Sunday aud yes.
ierday IN the city. Mr.. Mayors is
row the agent of the Baldwin Fer
iilizing Company, of Savannah.
HTs many friends here were glad to
see him. He left with his family
1t two O'clock for Savannah.
"A benevolent lady with the
assistance OF some OF the citizens Of
Sc, anton, gave the unfortunate in
mates of the county poor house on
day good, substantial
Inner, which they all enjoyed.
Turkey aud other good things too
numerous to mention, was furnish.
d in great abundance.
The oysters are still clinging
md growing to the bottles down
lere. Capt. John Foster has placed
IN our table quart black bottle
vi;h eleven full grown, live oysters
growing ON the outside of the bot
le aud several small ones cliuging.
This is quite u curiosity TO those
Who are not so fortunate as 10 re.
idle on tue Coast.
THE STAR LIVERY STABLES.
The Star Livery Stables of Mr..
3. F. Pickett, is one of the land
marks of Scranton, and it is
noticeable fact they are now being
itted up, cleaned, whitewashed and {
'therwise put in order as though
10 financial depression had ever .