The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


Sumner suits at Dees'. Cheap,
-AManifests for sal, at this office,
Chew Jacksou's best navy
tobaccc.
Mo signs Of yellow fever here,
nor at any point along the coast.
Jackson county board of health
,q meets at the courthouse next Mon,
day,
ao-AIale people throughout the
country have commenced clipping
wool.
p The latest out: Those beauti-
fifuI new hats for ladies and chill
dren at Dees'.
All kinds of new and stylish
goods Just received aud opened by
q. w. Hightower.
Mr.. Henry Anderson, OF round
island has a six-tooted pig, which
is alive and walking around.
-Beclit, the barber, has new and
beautiful "fy" ornaments in his
tons0rial establishment, which are
nonpeaient to look at while being
shaved.
-PleG Tees weather predic-
tons, from the I'd to the 9th, are
cIouding, threatening weather, with
heavy aud sever storms in certain
localities.
"A large and carefully selected
stock Of spring and summer dry
goods just IN and for sale low down
at NJ. 4. Dees' ladies' bazaar, Scran-
ton, Miss. -ErE
The Moss Point Methodist Sun
Aay-school will go on a picnic eX.
c~ulSion to Gautirr'S mill to-day
Friday), where ii pleasant time Is
anticipated.
-Four yoke Of oxen g sold
in front of the courthouse Ncdnrs-
day by Deputy Saucier. They
were bid in by Mr.. i. Randall at
So 4 cheap team.
Soda wafer, root and birch
beer, sweet cider, ginger ale and
nectar, at ClidSey'S for five crnts
a glass--ice-culd and fine. These
are all temperance drinks and for
Ladies', especially.
We quote the New O:leanS
wool market OF the LIST, as follows:
Wool active and strong; demaud
good and prices tiru ut lS@l9c tor
Louisiana clear, and 2ON2l for
Lake, M~rino 33@35c.
A granl excursion Of the Mo
bic rifles will take place on the
18th. The train Will leave Mobile
at $50 on the morning of the l4th;
returning win leave New Orleans
at $50 pm. OF the 10th. Fare for
round trip, 80.
We take pleasure in referring
our readers to the professional
card Of DE. b. +. Travis, who is
located at Augusta, Perry county.
DIR. T. is "a graduate of the Louis
vile medical college, a native OF
Jasper county, and is Il young man
Of high standing and ability.
As will be e by reference
TO the advertisement a change has
taken place in the proprietorship
Of the st. James hotel, New Or
leans. Messrs. Leake Il Carraher
are now in charge, and We do not
hesitate TO SAY this is one of the
best kept hotels in the Crescent
City.
-ThecOmmittee 0farrangements
Of the Press association are re.
quested to meet at the courthouse
in Scranton next Monday morning.
Also all other citizens who feel in {
tereSted in entertaining the mem I
sbers of the press are earnestly re- c
quested to meet with the commit {
tee.
I'VE are requested TO state that Z
the citizens of Moss Point, Scran-
ton and the SeashOre are invited '
to meet at Scranton academy, e
Tuesday evening, May 6, at half a
past ( O'clock, to hear the report Il
OF thS committee appointed to in Q I,
'estixrte the quarantine laws, rules 1
and regulations. )
Mr.. VIM. Masters, the hand
some, courteous and accOmmo- I
eating conductor on the Seashore, G
Moss Point and Scranton hack line, q
mas placed us under obligations for C
lavors extended. Since William "
mas adopted the style of wearing G
Ills whiskers a Ia Burnside he has v
grown handsomer than ever. L
Pride of Moss Point Lodge No. 1
19i3, Grand United Order of Odd !,
Fellows (colored), was instituted II
az Moss Point, April II, 1879, and n
1eqlcated to Friendship, Love and n
falth, by a. 4. Marshall, d., as n
sisted 81, I by Peter Inge, Dbl, and 81
ihos. Woodward, P.N.F., of Temp n
AIMS Lodge 1921, of Mobile. nj
.,-Annng to-day's new adver- al
.Srnents will be found that of m
Illvate Boarding. by Mrs. i. A. &c
niake, whose house is on Pasca Il
souia street, two doors above Bees II
sore. At this house viii be found
p.caSant rooms and good board at
" low rates as can be obtained a
where. We cordially commend "
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