The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-12-19


by applying at this Office The
price asked for the wood is as low
as any maj wants to pay fUr cord
wood; and IL those wanting fheI
will call around they can be con-
WINGED OF the fact.
Santa Claus has established
his head quarters this year at A,
Burners, Moss Point, where the
children and all others who wish to
lay in a supply of Christmas pres,
ents, fire works, gifts, ETC., will find
anything In this line they may
wish. Read what Mr.. Blumer says
in to-day's advertisements.
The firm of Griffin s. Evans,
Moss Point, was dissolved on the
10Th by mutual consent, Mr.. Griffin
retiring from business. Messrs. l..
n. Dantzler and NJ. M. Evans have
united in business aud will con-
tinue ut the old stand of Griffin &
Evans. These gentlemen are clever
and popular, and We wish them
much success.
The winter season has come
and Godchaux's great clothing
house, 81 and SO Canal street, New
Orleans, is the place to buy stylish
aud well made clothing. This is a
reliable house, and all goods will
be sold as low as any house in the
city can afford to sell. See Mr..
Godchaux's new advertisement in
this issue.
The Christmas tree of the
Scranton Sunday school will be
displayed OF Christmas eve, (next
Wednesday at half past Z o'clock),
and the public generally are invited
to be in attendance. The presents
OH the tree will be for the pupils
of the school, only. Yet We would
be pleased to see all of our citizens
present upon the occ, sion.
To Capt. Francisco Ferrer, of
the Union restaurant, the Demo
CRAT-STAR Office is indebted for a
of sparkling champagne and
lots of cake. The Union restaur-
ant is Il popular institution, where
u hot lunch can be had at all hours
of the day. On Christmas morn
ing Capt. Fcrrer will set IA free egg
nogg and Invites his friends to call.
DR.. Il. Bloomfield, surgedn
lentist, will be in Scranton on the
18th of this month, and remain tor
i've or six days. The doctor will
come prepared to do both opera
and mechanical work at rea-
charges, and we would adj
rise all those in need of dental
services to call on him. He will
an Office at the drug store of
Dr.. Cox, but Wien r@T~Gsted will
'isit residences. ~
The attention of buyersaEc III.
ccted to the advertisement III this
ssue of Mr.. A. Blumer, proprietor
# the Moss Point boot aud shoe
lanufactory. Mr.. Blumer has OF
ate added largely of machinery to
is factory, and is turning out daily
large number of boots and shoes,
rhich he sells at Wholesale as rca-
enable as cun be purchased in
cities. He also makes
and shoes to order for men,
and children, aud will guar
ntee to give satisfaction in every I
Istance.
Next Sunday night Ed. j. b. a.
Iamberlin will preach his last ser I
ION on the coast at Scranton acad- ,
my. His labors here will cease
fter this time, as he has been
illed to the care of the church at {
icksburg, Miss, and will enter I,
pom his p%ast0rate at that place .
lie first of January. AS this will t
his farewell sermon he especially
esires to see as many attend as
)ssible, as he will have a ord
II all who may attend-bOth I
hristian and the unconverted. ',
.rvices will begin at half past 6 !
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"And don't You forget it," Bla- ,