The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-06-27
G PARAGRAPHS.
racing Sunday.
-Electioneering red-hot.

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ABoat racing Sunday.
-Electioneering red-hot.
"'Y-Preaching Sunday night.
-Watermelons in abundance.
A piano tuner is now in town.
We are to have an ice cream
sakon-
Fritz, is studying Ridley's cat
aIogue..-e
Candidates cards printed at
this. Office.
Chew Jackson's best navy
tobacco.
-The log war has just opened in
Hancock. Particulars next week.
boards of supervisors Will
meet first Monday in July, being
18th prox.
After being refi,ted and V e
hauled the Indianola was launched
Thursday.
IT YOU want to rent a house
read the adj. ia another column
headed tor reut.
1t rain does not cone sooa
vegetation in this section will soOu
be r,arcled a,id dried up.
"a For a glass of co0i aud foaua-
ing soda, sweet cider, root OF birch
beer, go to ChidSy's drug store.
See aotice of secondhand
pianos and organs tor sale cheap,
and upon 1onthly instsllment plan.
Sunday aud Moaday niglts
Ed. Han,berlin will preach in
,Sc,.4aton academy, at early candle.
light.
Sunday ,scLooi at Scrautou
ay,d-my Sabbath %afteraooa at
half-mst tour O'Clock. All are i'll
vitcu. "
Ne are prepared to furnish
cafyls to candidates setting forth
the fact that they are ~aspirants to
Office.
Preaching tonight at the Moss
Point Baptist church by Ed. Ham
berlin. Also Sunday morning at
IL O'CLOCK.
Capt. j. b. Dclmas adyertises
in this issue a lot OF brick and
shingles for sale, which he will
dispose of at low rates. See his
card.
Another regatta is talked OF
to come Oft at the Seashore next
Sunday. Why not have these boat
races Oh some other day, and keep
the Sabbath holyF
Rev. 81. Bingham will preach
at the Seashore Protestant church
next Sunday morning at IL o'clock,
, and at Scranton acadetny at 3
o'clock in the afternoon.
From the New Orleans papers
of yesterday we quote the wool
market as follows: Demand mod
crate and prices weak. Louisiana
clear, 2702S4c; clear Lake, 2S@29c.
For a complimentary invita-
ton to attend the fruit exhibition
of Pomona Grange, Mt Grand Bay,
Ala, on the 4th prox., Mr.. julius
Schnadelbach will please accept
the thanks of the DEMOCRAT
STAR.
The advertisement of Messrs.
Harralson & Co., tobacconists of
Mobile, will be found among to-
days new advertisements. This is
a good firm with which to deal,
and we invite the attention of our
merchants to their card.
On the 18th Instant two gold
rings-one with amethyst set, the
other plain-were taken from the
, bath. house of the editor of this
paper. A reward of So is offered
for the delivery of the rings to this
Office, and no questions asked.
Among the new ads. OF this
issue 9. M. Cruzat has something
to say. He has a new stock of dry
goods, groceries, hats, liquors, ETC.,
and will sell as cheap as any other
house. His store is on Delmas ave-
nue. and conveniently located. Read
the AL. and give Charley a call.
The seventh anniversary exer-
cises of the Philistorean society of
the Mississippi Military Institute
at Pass Christian took place last
Wednesday night, and last night
the cadets gave a grand hop. We
are ia receipt of a programme aud
an invitation to attend, for which
We return thanks.
Last Friday morning the U. 5.
custolls boat Kinsella, Capt. Os-
bora, wan dismasted while coming
IN through the pass at the mouth
oil the river. Capt. Osborn informs
us that the mast was made of I'M
sound material, as there was little
breeze at the time, consequently
no extra strain on the mast when