The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-11-15

the cogs Of the "tarnap thing and
leaves the ends of them there to
remember him by.
The Sea Breeze Exchange will
reopen next Saturday under the
management of Mr.. j. s. Blalack.
The best Of wines aud liquors will
be kept on hand, and the bar will
be open at all hours both day and
night.
There are now at HandsbOro
only seven cases of fever under
treatment. There are also but
seven cases at the beach. A good
frost was reported Wednesday
morning, which will in all proba-
bility put an end to the disease.
Tonight friday an entertain
ment, musical and otherwise, will
be given at old Zion schoolhouse
for the benefit of Zion church. Let
all attend who can, as u pleasant
time is anticipated, and it is for a
good cause
Mrs. Blake is now prepared to
accommodate a few boarders with
pleasant rooms and good board.
Her house is OF Pascagoula street,
near the corner of Delmas avenue,
and is conveniently located to the
business part of town.
The 10th of December is the
day for the drawing of the grand
100000 prize in the Louisiana
State Lottery. Here is a chance to
win a fortune Oh "A $40 investment.
Halt tickets s., ffths 81, and
tenths 81. See advertisement in
another column. DR.. G. Chidsey is
agent at this place.
The local paragraph in last
weeks issue relating to Mr.. Dunn,
was, we have been informed by
Mrs. DeJet, a mistake, which we
gladly correct. Mr.. Dunn has been
confined to his bed the greater part
of the past five years, and has not
been able to speak or sit up for
many months. He died Thursday
of last week.
If you have never tried it, go
into "A printing Office and ask: elias
any body got any tobacco p and
you will seelhow totally absorbed
by their work the printers are; but
ask: ''Wh0 wants a chew of to.
bacco p and a chorus of ''here.n
''here," will raise on every side and
compass you round about, even as
Il crowd of newsboys will a coun-
trymm When they know he has IA
nickle to lay out in a paper.
The Burlington Harheye gives
the following advice to the young
mem: alt is about time, young
man, for you to withdraw from SO
ciety aud become Il nun for the
next two months, Or else ave up
every nickel yOu can arm and Dor
row tor Christmas presents. This
advice, it may seem to you, is a
trihe early, but you just think of
it Christmas eve, and you will wish
you had commenced about the
Fourth of july"
In another coIumn will be found
a new advertisement of the Bay st.
Louis wool factory. Mr.. Ulman
offers all wool blankets, shawls,
cassimeres, etc, as low down as the
same class of goods a he pur-
chased elsewhere. Our merchants
and others should patronize this
factory and help to sustain and
build up home industries. Give
Mr.. Ulman's factory a trial, and
our word for it yOn will be pleased
as to goods and prices.
The quarantine is over, and
now that business has been re-
sulned it is natural those who de-
sire to make any purchases should
90 to those stores where new goods
have Just been received. We are
glad to state that Messrs. Carey &
Laurendine have just opened a
stock of new dry goods, groceries,
feed, etc. They have latest styles
calico from 81 to s cents, ladies'
dress goods, balmorals, shoes, do
mestics, jeans, together with a fresh
stock of groceries and family sup
plies, hardware, wines, liquors and
every article needed, all of which
will be sold at low figures.
The December number of Dem
orest's illustrated monthly maya
zine, the literary CONSERVATION of the
period, comes to us this month en-