The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-03-14

things are reversed. We sbould
infer then that his home mate
governs.
One of the largest establish.
mcnts of the kind in Mobile is kept
by Messrs. Cox, Turner & Co.,
where anything in the line of sash,
doors, blinds and builders hard.
ware is kept and sold as low as can
be bought elsewhere. See their
new ad. ayuqIa 1Ht
The new store house of Mr.. ii.
M. Cudabac at Moss Point has
been finished, and he will receive
and open during the coming week
a new and select stock of dry
goods, groceries, etc, together with
a stock of millinery, hats and other
things for the ladies'.
Mr.. Hubert Dickinson is agent
at this place for the sale of the
Singer sewing machine, aud will
also repair and put in order sew
ing machines OF any make. He
has been in the business many
years aud is competent and reliable.
The employees of the DEMO
Graf, STAR office, including the
devil Cthe editor being a temper
ance advocate is excluded), with a
rising vote extends thanks to the
proprietor of the Postofice Ex-
change for a pitcher OF fresh and
foaming lager beer.
Those of our young lady readers
who wish to have small mouths let
them repeat the following at inter
walls during the day and see if it
does not have a tendency to accom-.
plish the desired end: Fanny
Finch fried five fine laundering
frogsIfor Fanny Fowler'sf fathers ia.
vOrite friends food.
AS will be seen by advertise
mcnt in another column, Capt. M.
McInnis, of the Cross roads neigh
borhood, has been appointed agent
for the sale of the Hamilton lands
lying in this county. He Informs
us he has about 10000 acres for
sale at prices ranging from 80 cents
to 81 % per acre.
Hunters can now hang up their
guns for a few months, and the
gentle doe, tawn and quail-some-
time called partridge-can prowl
around without the tear of being
keeled over by the steady aim of
We heartless Nimrod. After the
LIST instant it is unlawful to kill
quail and after the 10Th it is I'M
lawful to kill deer.
DR.. j. j. Harry has, as will DC
seen by his advertisement, perma-
nently located in Handsboro for
the purpose of practicing his pro
fession. DR.. Harry is IA graduate
of an old medical college, Il moral,
heightened gentleman, and gives
promise of emiience in his pro-
tession. During the epidemic at
Ocean Spri- gs DR.. Harry was very
successful in his practice, and goes
to the people of Handsboro and
vicinity highly commended.
Last Saturday night some I'M
known S%coundrel stole from Mrs.
Ellison's wharf on the river at this
place the Round island government
sail boat, which is in charge OF Mr..
Ii. q. Anderson. The next even
ing Mr.. Anderson found his boat
anchored of the west end OF Round
island. 1t is IA heavy penalty to be
caught cutting loose a government
boat. and a much heavier n to
be convicted of stealing, and boat
thieves had best let up on this bus
mess.
Any one desiring to purchase
improved property would do wen
to read the advertisement i'll this
issue headed "Haudsboro property
for sale" Capt. Mayors has three
houses and lots in Handsboro he
desires to dispose of, aud will sell
cheap and upon reasonable terms
He also has a desirable piece OF
property in Scranton for sale. Do
not infer, however, that the busl-
ness manager desires to sell out
and leave H%andsboro. Tie is not
offering his homestead for sale, but
other property, and has no idea OF
ever removing from his old home.
A change in depot agents took
place at this station Tuesday. Mr.
NJ. A. Dees has been given the
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