The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-12-20

No u in this section can expect Il
raise crops without fertilizing. and
we would call particular attention
to the card of Mr.. Montgomery.
AS will be seen by reference
to the advertisement in another
column, Prot. James A. CRANBERRY
will open a private school up stairs
at the Scranton academy on the
9th of next mouth. Prof. Gran
berry is a native MisSissippian,
educated for a school teacher, aud
Is fully competent to carry on a
first-clasS school. Besides he comes
here to stay, and is going to build
up an institution of learning of
which our people may well feel
proud.
1t is with pleasure that we note
the advancemenr in business life
of one of our boys, Nj. John Byrne,
who has recently been IN the EN-
ploy of Mr.. M. A. Dees. He has
gone to New Orleans to take
charge of the large lumber bust
ness OF that energetic gentleman,
Mr.. G. NJ. Dpes, who is now pro-
prietor of the Fernland saw mills.
John is a steady, sober Industrious
young man, has the confidence Of
those Sho are best acquainted with
him, and is u thorough business
man.
On Saturday last Henry Mar
cisse walked up before Squire Far
iagut npon the charge of threaten
ing to kill ArSine Charles and Jules
Richards. The justice, after al in
vesti9ation, thought it proper to
place the aforesaid defendant under
IA peace bond of $50 tor good be-
havior tor the term If II months.
Upon the same day Dick Ladnier
put in an appearance charged with
threatening to do bodily harm to
Mrs. "Katie' Necrovitch, nee Miss
Maggie May, for which indiscretion
Dick VAS required to furnish pc ace
bonds in the sum of 800 for good
behavior for the period of one year.
Mr.. II. Krebs, of the firm of
II. KIebs & Son, returned from the
city last Saturday with "A large
stock of goods suited to this mar
ket. They propose to sell goods
cheaper than ever, and We notice
among their stock children's'shoes
AT 81 and up; ladies' shoes at 81 25
and up: mems shoes at from 81 40
TO So 70; choice Blown sugar, II
pounds for 81; meat at 8 cents
5, 6 and I pounds for 81
Try goods in great variety, at
that defy competition. They
llSo have an Invoice of choice .
liquors. etc, for the holt !
lays. Call OH them and price their ,
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Thursday of last week we re- ;
per the steamer Pearl Rivers ,
wo fine Merino ewes and one buck ,
rom the celebrated dealer aud ,
breeder of fine stock, Col. w. Il. -.
OF Ocean Springs. 1t any !
me doubts the superiority of me /
mos over the native, or common j,
by calling at IL residence +
We will clearly convince them upon q
he subject. These three Merinos, II
any breeder, are worth 500 +
ash. We have none tor sale, how -
yer, but if any one desires to pur- Il
base, by addressing Col. w. Il. f
Ocean Springs, they can r.
btain all the necessary informa- II
ion upon the subject. |,
-Ouite a number of our citizens :,
at the shipyard of Pol II
' Frentz last Wednesday after c,
Don to witness the launching of
be schooner Mabel, which has been &
Undergoing repairs. 1t will be re-
rendered that the Mabel was cut
twain some two months since,
nd considerably enlarged. She ID
as been changed from a two to a "a
,ree-masted vessel, and her carry 81
z capacity has been increased. III
.er dimensions now are as follows: !!
over all, 81 feet !; beam u
/ feet; hold, % feet, aud her car ~
ing capaci is $4,000 feet lun- III
er. The Mabel is commanded by u
apt. Alberts, who is AS clever "A u
,ntleman as ever trod a deck, and VI
trust he will encounter nothing ~
IT fair weather and smooth sea pc
it'll his improved and beautiful III
,ssel. y.
Preaching. ~
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