The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-12-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
" Very warm.

LOCAL GAhAUhAfHO.
Very warm.
christmas coming.
ARP physicians squill drivers 7
christmas candies at Chidsey's.
Marriage is no uneven game.
It's a tie.
See notice of land entry in to-
days issue.
Blank deeds for sale at this
Office.
"A fellow should never kiss his
girl on a mountain, because noun
tain's peak.
POSTMASTER Tom Cleary, at
Handsboro, is in the junk bust
ness. He is buying old iron, rags,
broken bottles, old shoes, etc.
A rain shower fell "wednesday
night, and yesterda the wind
shifted to the north ksS,h makes
the atmosphere somewhat cooler.
The members of the Scranton
Sunday-school are making prepara.
tons for their Christmas tree, and
we are assured it will prove IA sue
cess in every particular.
Mr.. +. Schumann, fashionable
tailor OF Biloxi, has a new card in
this issue. He will mend, scour
and make your old clothes shine,
and will also make up clothing In
the most fashionable manner.
Those wishing to make Christ,
mass money are Invited to read
what Mr.. &. M. Dees says in this
issue. He wants 200 hands to dc
certain work, and will pay for the
same promptly every Saturday
light
-Ghristmas holidays are ap
pr5aclling, and we have not seen i
turkey for sale on our streets dur
jYothe month. Amy one having &
trw.GTt and fine fowls OF this spe'
c~ieS,can find ready sale here for the
same.
Last Saturday, according t(
notice given in these columns, ahe
under sections 81 of the schoo
laws, the patrols Of schools in this
place met at the academy and
G, cted as trustees of the pubic
s6laJ fxs&SS0, Messrs. W: )
CAVITY, T.sA Blalack and NJ. b
Richmond.
For the sast |seGth the weather
has been as fSsssa1ts sprYlas, aIlo
summer c+etIing is st1fworli oy
our citizens GardaFetS are piahC'
ing peas Irish p%atoes, onions.
cabbaa$etc., and f,om present III
dicaYShsa plentims supply OF veg
ill be raised.
IAN VINO wish to be supplied
,th hard or pine wood, cut in fouI
Rot lengths, can be accommodated
NV applying at this office. The
price asked for the wood is as low
as any man,wants to pay for corr
wood, and it those Wanting rue
will call around they can De con
WINGED OF the fact.
The Red Star store, corner va
nal and Baronne streets, New Or
+, leans. cannot be understood FOL
Ssood boots and shoes. ms store
has built up a fine reputation 10
fair dealing and low prices, ant
We WI say to our readers give |
~ and be convinced. kea'
the new advertisement of tue he'
Star in another column.
-Buy1 saddlery, harness
betting, hSs, etc.,ot II. III. Hsnsell
% Maga4le and "a Common
streets, New Orleans. Mr.. Hanse
has a large stock oil hand, and vii
sell as low as the lowest, and III
yites partss TO call and see hin
when they visit the city. Eea,
HIS advertisement in ~other Co
umu, and make an taerfrom hin
-Uuder a recent on of Chal
cellor Wood Mr. Charles Boster ma
been reinstaied as assignee OF On
store and remaining stock OF goo1
of w. S. Dodson, Sr. ln TINS issu
will be found an advertisement
Mr.. Boster, who will sell the stoe
remaining on hand aud also u
store house, the sale to comuhe'''
ON the 22d.
The st. James hotel at Ne
Orleans stands pre-eminent as
hostelry where one can feel
home and receive all the comloI
needed in this lite. The propr,
TOYS, Messrs. Leake u Carrane
ar clever aud popular gentleme
A.All Messrs. II. Nj. Leake and a.
WILSON, the clerks, never TIRE
sey,sg that your wants are atten
ed %. Our business manager p
up at the st. JameS last Monaa
and he says he pas not had
mans good things to eat eefo
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