The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-04-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

No baseball games this season
-Gnats are becoming trouble
tspe.
-Dewberries r beginning tt
8-Deputy marshal Gainey left
ID Tuesday.
-Spring suits seem to be back
md this season,
Next Monday the Circuit court
bets in Perry county.
MLThe hum sweet hum of the
tive mosquito is again heard in the
i'd.
EMarshal Hunt spent Several
3Sss in our place last week, and left on
Monday.
"A legal notice of appraisement
m be found in this issue. Turn to and
IA it.
-Dr. Chidsey has bought a lot
osposite our office, and expects to build a
hopse upon it very soon.
Tile communication from "Dot,"
81 Grand Bay, will appeer next week.
Canc too late for this issue.
All the latest and best styles
u ~calicoes can be had at NJ. A Deos' for
vi cents and a hals per yard.
-Rev. Mr.. Smith will preach in
BfantOn academy next Sunday afternoon,
1fer the dismissal of the Sunday-school.
Could it be said of n young
MN who went dancing down the street
wi am that he was a rum-antic fellahf
Ladies' hats, ribbons, trim.
mig Is, etc, for sale cheap by Uncle Henry.
nj invites all to call and examine his
stoek.
1.-The peach and other fruit
crops will be fine this year, and we expect
t0be compelled to write many fiattering
notice. of the same.
We noticed Uncle Henry with
anew suit of spring clothes the other day,
and when Intercepted about them said
IL bad lots of 'em" for sale low.
Tile men seem to be as ugly
usual this spring. 1t is said bathing
improves the looks. We had an idea of
tto&e, a., li,,, ,,,. ..,,1na,t, t., -
AS will be e by reference to
the advertisement in the proper column
tho Sarrazin mill property is to be sold by
tAe sheriff on the Goth day of next month.
EDon't fail to read the new adj.
vertisement of the Red Star. This house
A nm of the cheapest in New Orleans, and
you may save money by going to see them.
with new type and presses,
and experienced printers, we are prepared
toE Execute all kinds of book and job work.
Send in your orders, Low rates for cash
isonr motto.
I'll. p. Buckley, of s Camp
strset, New Orleans, has a new card in this
isaHe. This is a reliable house, and those
wan ting goods in his line shonld give Mr..
Buckley IA call.
~ fresh and complete stock of
Dry goods, boots, shoes, clothing, hats etc,
alse groceries just in and for sale at living
priers by NJ. A. Dces. Call early and
look at his goods. {
The nickle meeting will take
pl@ce at the residence of Mr.. ID. Price, at
Aes Point, tonight (Friday.) A pleasant !
tl4e is anticipated, and all are invited to
a9end and put in their little nichies. !,
Jim Dunlapp is determined tc
ZIG the law enforced against disturbers
of{he peace within the bounds of the de- :
Wednesday another man broke into 1
for being too lively around there. 8
IN, Jim. a
The croquet season has fully =.
a. IN. Nothing is more pleasant, saieth a.
young man, than a quiet game of cru h
4At when you have a pretty young lady :,
- partner. We believe we will try il
"a and see.
ran excursion train of nine cars :,
Banning two New Orleans fire compa- !,
and their friends, passed through 1,
New Orleans to Mobile, Monday last,
fitend the annual parade of the Mobile
~ companies.
under the new law the tax re- -
Pts are to be provided by the board /
3 supervisors, one-half to be paid by the
'ector and the other by the county.
are prepared to execute all such work
9 Reasonable rates.
HMrs. Fannie Blake and family u
yea over from Handsboro last Thurs =
ana Will occupy the house Immediate
'orth OF MIR. Hightower's store. We are
"!s glad to welcome such families to
growing town.
Twelve pounds avoirdupois,
lie came to the home of Constable
rNer at 8 a. m, Monday last. He starts
ie early on Monday morning, which,
'Aoiy, Is an evidence that be will be-
e a line business man. =
last Friday, while walking Sc
'he draw bridge at this place, Mr. u
l. Byrd, who lives on Red creek, -
" mlsStep when near the east end OF n
D"'se' and, falling. struck his right
h against the track. The cheek bone
NHotked OFF, causing a very nrlv and