The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-11-29

b0x l25O) OF Al envelopes Will
your card neatly printed on tn,
corner.
For rent. on the river front. {
very pleasant residence, with fly,
rooms, dining.room, kitchen, good
cistern water, etc. For particulars
apply at this office.
A desirable residence and
storehouse in Scranton is offered
tor sale at a bargain. See the ad.
v|ertisement in another column.
Information furnished at this Office.
-Lochte ~ Cordes, wholesale
grocers and liquor dealers, 4G
Tchoupitoulas street, New Orleans,
have u new card in this issue. Our
merchants should not fail to give
them a call while in the city. This
firm is reliable and prompt.
According TO previous an
nouncement, the IIandSbOro Relief
association will meet tomorrow
Saturday and close up their bust
ness. The epidemic is at an end,
though there are four cases yet on
hand, but all are doing well.
Business is reviving in New
Orleans, and the city is full of
strangers. The epidemic over,
every one has gone to work and
the place begins to look like its
former self. There is now no dan
ger i'll going there, as the city is
perfectly healthy.
DR. +. N. Blount & Co. have
just received at their nobby drug
store on Pascagoula street, a full
supply OF letter and note paper,
lead pe"cils, ink, pen-holderS, era
sers, fine toilet soaps, %perfumery,
and other fancy articles. Mr.. Fred
Blount. tie polite and attentive
is there, ever ready to wait
upon customers.
iii another column will be
the new advertisement of
Rice, Born & Co., 50 and 81 Camp
New Orleans. There is no
place in the city to buy
hollowwale, agricultural
cooking stoves, etc,
and these gentlemen + prepared
o fill orders on short notice and at
reasonable rates.
The City hotel, at New Orleans,
been repaired, painted aud
'%verhauled, generally, during the
vast Summer, and is now open for
he fall business. This splendid
loStelry is under the management
II NlcssrS. Mumiord q Watson,
nd is we'll known to the people of
Arkansas, Mississippi and
Alabama. Stop at the City hotel
hen il New Orleans, and YOU will
e sure to meet some Of your
from other places.
Yesterday (1hursday) Miss
Ielle Bilbo, niece of Mrs. G. II.
Alley, died at the residence Of Mr.:
Alley in this place. Miss Belle was
lovely young lady Of amiable and
weet disposition, and we exceed
ingly regret to learn of her death.
lr. Alleys family have been SOrely
flictcd by the hand OF Death dur t
lg the past few months and we eX- I
md them our heartfelt sympathies !
! their bereavement. a proper
bituary of the young lady's death i
ill appear in Il columns next t
eek. :
We take pleasure in calling
.articular attention to the column h
lvertiSement of the well-knOwn -
rrm of Wallace & Cary, of New +
.rleans. This firm, unlike some :,
hers in that city, did not make u
leir usual fall and winter pur-
lases during the epidemic, nor did i,
fill any orders in New York :
Iring that time, but purchased :
cir large and complete stock :,
nee the epidemic was declared at =
end, consequently there is not
e least danger in buying goods
)m this firm. Their fall aud win III
r stock OF dry goods is large and y
mplete, and they offer special in :,
dement's as to prices. "
green's .fpp0isssStients m
for DeceIubeT. d,
P%ascagOula, LIST; Moss Point, ID; -
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