The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-11-22

But hold! We liked to have forgo.
we saw peach trees in bloom yes
terday.
Two passenger trains a day
each way now. They arrive at this
station as follows: Going east, o.
and Loo pm. Going west, 4:32 a,
m. and $3.50 pm.
&C. w. Hightower will sell you
a good suit Of clothes for 90, and
other goods at equally low prices.
He also has a lot of brides and
saddles, which he will sell cheap
for the cash.
Tomorrow is the anniversary
of the birth of Gen. Zach. Taylor.
Had he lived he would be ninety
four years of age. Now let our
little readers count up and see in
what year the old general was born.
Read the new advertisement
of Messrs. A. G.. Banner & Co.
They have for sale in quantities to
suit, all kinds of coal, which can
be had by applying to Mr.. II. @.
Vaughan, at Moss Point, or to d..
q Co., Mobile.
The orange crop in this vicin-
ity did not turn ont an abundant
yield this fall. We do not think
there is more than half the crop
raised last year, though notwith-
standing this fact the golden fruit
is quite cheap in our market.
Wood & Ward, at Moss Point,
r receiving this week by boat
and rail IA large lot of ~calicoeS, no
lions, boots and shoes and children
shoes, which they are selling very
cheap, and would respectfully III
wife all to call and examine their
stock.
BY reference to Nine. Rey-
non's card it will be seen she is
zephyr at the extremely
price of ten cents pei, ounce.
That is cheaper than it can be
bought III the Northern cities.
is no humbug about this, for
we know whereof we speak.
We desire to get the statistics
)f the molasses crop of this year
II the counties of Jackson, Harri-
son aud Hancock. All who have
made any mOlasSes within these
COUNTIES will confer 4 favor upon
as well as our readers, by send t
to this Office the number of gal |
Gus made 10y each. t~r IN. aaGoa {
w. V. Garrirk, who lived on {
Cort bayou, in this county, has I
,Pen declared insane, and is now |
Outlined in our equity Jail. Sheriff I
Mark made application to the SUI /
'~erintendent OF the State insane Il
S&lum for the admission of the L
gentleman, but there I
nc room at present IN that =
Institution he could not be received.
We would call especial atten-
on to the advertisement of Col,
II. Stuart, who offers for sale >,
ure blood Mcrino sheep. Thereisno =,
oubt about Merinos being the best =.
leep for this section, and to any d,
ne engaged III sheep raising the -,
EDITION of IA few pure bIoods to Q,
leir tiocks of natives is of untold q,
eneht. .r. .-.I goa III !,
Next week we will publish all OIL
lie facts connected with the yellow oil
yer at H%andsboro, together, with fo
Ie names of all who have died. ii
his paper will be prepared by a W
.ntleman who was in Handsboro ci
ring the entire sickness, aud one ~
no knows personally of the facts to
thereto. Orders for extra tn
pies of the DEMoCRAT-SlAR TO
ould be sent in by next Monday. to
When you go to, Mobile do not Wv
rget to step upstairs at No. IS ..
street, and have your pict WI
re taken by a splendid artist. o''
r. w. A. Ree5., will make any TIT
nd of likeness desired, in the n"'
CHEST style of the art and at low
-es. We have a friend who had IL
picture taken there a few weeks "o
lce, aud we really didn't know " :
W good looking he was until We '"'
ked at the photo.so yhas'9HiD D-l'9"e