The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-21

, permit him to attend to the busi
ness. Mr.. Parham is a good raj
road agent, well liked by our pee
pie.
This cold weather has create,
a demand for stoves, and those VIII
wish to buy a heating or cook stove
or who wish any stove pipe, can b,
q. supplied by Mr.. G. Luce at cit,
prices. Leave your orders at hi
shop at Pol & Frentz's shipyard
or at Becht's barber shop.
The card of Mr.. Rufus o
Elliott, lumber commission mer
chant, at No. 2SS Delord street.
New Orleans, will be found in this
issue. Mr.. Elliott is Il prompt and
correct business man, and we com.
mend him to our mill men, and
those who wish to buy or sell lum-
Der!
The meteoric shower was a
dead failure in this place, and the
only man we have heard of who
saw any nhthber of stars fall THAT
night was the fellow who had taken
aboard too much ,blue-ire and ran
against a corner post. He said he
saw ten million stars shoot about
that time.
Oysters are 10Y fat and fine,
which reminds one of the fact that
our friend j. j. Thornton, of Pass
Christian; is nov prepared to ship
in any quantity at low prices. All
orders addressed to him will be
promptly attended to, and filed
with the kind ordered. Sec his ad.
%vertisement in this issue.
In dry weather prepare for the
wet SPILL, which will sooner or later
set in, and in order to have dry
feet it will be necessary to have Il
good pair of boots or shoes to keep
out the cold and wet. We know OF
IA man at Randalfs store, Moss
who can make as good a
shoe or boot as was ever worn, and
he will guarantee a neat fit, too.
His name is Petet Stutz. Good
work and low prices is his motto.
The cheapest buggies and
spring wagonson wheels are offered
for sale by w. S. DodSon, Jr., who
is the agent for Hnydocks& Bros.
celebrated vehicles, whgse manu-.
is at st. Lonis:$ Call on
Mr.. DouSon, or at this$ office! and
see the different styles and you will
admit tiit prices are cheaper than
known. SrB bis advertise
uent in another columns
"A party of young ladies' and
gentlemen, under the leadership of
DR.. Chidsey, the veteran in anna
eur dramatics, are preparing for a
dramatic performance to be given
1t the academy next Friday, the
18th. The proceeds are to be de-
.oted to the benefit of the Catholic
Judging from Previous
exhibitions by our amateurs, a rich
Ieat is III StBre for our amusement
citizens.
The law card of Mr.. John j.
appears in the DEMOCRAT
to-day. MI. Curtis is a
lative of Harrison county, and a
more moral, intelligent and worthy
Dung gentleman we never knew.
lie was examined in open court at
his term of the circuit court in
harrison county, dnd acquitted
with credit. He enters
Ipon the practice of the law with
bright future before him.
Rev: George f. Thompson, pas!
of the Methodist church at
loss Point; will preach at the Sea-
hore next Sabbath at 3 pm, and
t Scranton academy at Z pm!
lie will also hold d two days meet
ne at Scranton the fifth Sunday,
nd Saturday before, Iih this month.
here will Je preaching at IL am.
nd Z pm. on these days. The
ublic generally are invited to at
end.
Christmas is approaching, and
ur people will soon begin looking
round for some suitable present
,r their wives, sisters and sweet
carts. AS a present for a lady ,
know of nothing more appro- I
rate than some good fashion {
Such an n eau be +:
,urd In Demorest's ladies maya :
which is unexcelled in its !
plates, chromatic pictures, 4
department, or in typo I