The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-09

Lots of new goods.
-Becht is not yet married.
The tax assessor is among us
Chew Jackson's best nav,
tobacco,
The latest out: Those beauti
tiful new hats for ladies and chill
dren at Dees'.
The American schooner lie
noble, Capt. Brandt, arrived her,
Monday from I%njianola, Texas, and
will 60 on the docks for repairs.
"A fresh stock of good grocer
les and feed Just being received
BY Messrs. Carey q Laurendine,
which will be sold low down for the
cash.
Last Saturday the Scranton
Sunday school gave their annual
picnic in Dennis grove on Pasca'
goul2 river and as usual a most en-
joyabie time was induIged in.
-"Look not m9urnfully into the
past, it comes not again ; wisely
improve this present." by buying
scecOld soda water, sweet cider,
birch and root leer, at Chidsey's.
We quote the New Orleans
WOO, market OF the Stb, as follows:
Wool active and strong; demand
good and prices firm at 1S@19c tor
Louisiana clear, and 2O021 for
Lake, Merino 33035c.
We are authorized to state by
Cayt- PoiteSent tiiA6 the popular
steamer Pearl Rivers will RESUME
her trips soon from New Orleans
10 Pascagoula, touching at all way
landings
just received by Carey & Lau.
Tendine "A full line of ladies' dress
goods, new style calicJes, ladies'
and children's bats, ribbons, no.
tions, etc, which will be sold y
tremely low for cash. Cali early
and see.
Among to-day'E new ads is
that OF the Crescent hotel, kept by
Mrs. T.. w. List, at Bay St. Louis.
The Crescent is Il pleasant place 10
stop at, aud everything is kept in
the best order. Remember the
Crescent when You go to the Bay.
The sale of cigars seized by
the collector aud advertised to
take place yesterday, has been
postponed until next Thursday by
Deputy Collector Osborn. A no
tice to tins effect will he found in
the advertising columns.
Mr.. Joseph i. Ferrer, prOprie-
tor of the Gem of Biloxi, is open
in full blast. Remember, ye who
indulge, that Joe always keeps the
best article of wines, liquors and
cigars. Don't take our word for
it, but drop in and learn for your
self.
The advertisement of private
boarding by Mrs. j. j. Dale, of
Pass Christian, will be found in
this issue. Mrs. Dale keeps a neat
house, furnishes good beds and
board, and all at reasonable rates.
When stopping at the Pass call on
Mrs. Dale.
Scranton has a new watch,
maker and jeweler in the person
of MI. e.. A. Stemper, late of New
Orleans, who is established at the
old p~ost0ffice building. He guar
antees to do good work on short
notice and at reasonable prices.
See his new card in this issue.
The Orleans house. presided
over by Mr.. John l.. Villa, at BIZ i
loxi, is well supplied with the
choicesp wines, liquors and cigars,
and tbSse who indulge will find the
orleans house the place to get ac-
commodated in the best style, See ;
the new card of this house among
to-day's new ads. :
On the Goth instant there will 1
De given at Arcade hall, Hands
ooro, an entertainment consisting
of charades, tableaux, music, ETC.,
aud also a supper, by the Ladies'
ana Society of the Baptist church.
Inc admission fee will be low, and
everybody can afford to attend.
The festival near Grand Bay I
on the LIST instant was, we learn, a !
'nost enjoyable event, there being u
ABOUT go persons present. The L
Gross receipts were s1O3 80, ex- b
I~tilSes, SIS 10, leaving net receipts )
S'o 90, which will be applied in "