The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-17

Full moon.
Rain badly needed.
More picnics next Saturday.
Court at Scranton on Monday.
New goods in great variety at
NJ. A.. Dees.
-Blount & Co. sell soda water
at five cents ii glass. :
The account of the Petit Bots
excursion was crowded out this
week.
The cut worms are destroying
the corn in the upper part Of Har-
rison county.
-Gentlemen's and boys hats,
Y latest styles, just opened by Uncle
Henry at NJ. A. Dees. Call and
see them.
A new stock of all kinds of dry
goods, groceries, etc. just in aud
for sale low down, at the store Of
NJ. A. Dees.
Trains arrive at P~ascagoula as
follows: Going east at 9:l3 pm.
and 1l:4S am; going west, at BAG
am. and 6:l7 pm.
Circuit cost 1t Scanton next
Monday, and don't forget, ye coun-
~ officials, to be on hand prompt
" at an early hour.
THE trains on the New Orleans
ana Mobile road changed schedule
last Sunday. See corrected time
table in another column.
1t is expected that Mr.. NJ. A.
DreS will be ordained is II deacon
of the Moss Point, Baptist church
on Friday night, 24th inst.
Several unimportant cases OF
assault were tried before Judge
Farragut during the week, aud in
each east fines we're imposed.
Why is the vice president OF
the United States like our tow
boat Escamhias 1t is said he never
smiles, therefore must be II stern
Wheeler.
The surprise party at Nine.
Charpiauxlast Saturday night, was
a most pleasant affair, and the, good
hostess spared no paihs to please
those present.
There will he a mite meeting at
the residence OF Mr.. j. w. Morris
tonight (Frilayl. All who wish to
aid the ladies in IA good cause, are
invited 10 attend.
Capt. J. B. DelmaS sent to our
office this week IA bunch Of Irish
potatoes containing twenty.four, all
from one hill. Mr.. Robert May, his
gardener, knows his business.
-Uncle Hrnry.has just returned
from New Orleans where he pur-
chased Il new stock of calicoes,
dress goods and notions, which he
says he will sell very cheap tor the
cash.
DR.. n. W. Wilson, of New Or
leans, breaches the introductory ser
mon at the Baptist church in Moss
Point at 8 o'clock on Friday night,
24th inst. All are invited to at
tend.
ED. VIM. Spence, of Mobile,
will preach at the church at the
Seashore ON Ihhrsday night, the
23d inst, at half past seven o'clock,
accompanied by Ed. Hamberlin,
Baptist missionary.
Last Wednesday Squire Farra-
gut placed Henry Stark, colored,
under bond OF $500 for his appear
auce before circuit court, for resist
ing and assaulting Deputy Saucier,
ONE weeks ago at Moss Point.
There is to be a grand Masonic
ball at Pass Christian on Monday,
June oath. Pass Christian Lodge
No 240 are to give the ball for the
purpose of raising money to pay on
the debt on the new Masonic hall.
MIR. VIM. Nix will rafle a fine
buggy Tomorrow Saturday eve
ning at z o'clock at Kreb's store.
There will be seventy-six chances
at one dollar each. Here is an OPP
%lortunity to get a good buggy for
a little money.
ED. T. j. Rowan has jRst join.
eel Ed. Hamberlin as an assistant
missionary, sent to the coast by
the Mississippi Baptist State con-
rentiOn. These gentlemen are
how holding a %protracted meeting
at Ocean Springs
"A grand picnic will take place
at Magnolia Grove lbetIer known
IN Goods mill), on the Escatawpa
tomorrow Saturday. The Al
steamer S. S. Knapp, Capt. 5. }.
Armstrong commanding, will leave
The wharf fsot OF Delmas avesIue
at . am, sharp, Saturday morning,
returning late in the afternoon
Fare as folio ~sadies and chill
dren, 25cents each, gentlemen, %
cents each for the round trip.