The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-16

'"i ""''" " OhSio uOM at STcul
ly reduced prices.
The Rev. a. Baxter will preac
at st. Paul's Lutheran Evangelica
church, near Dutch bayou, Sunday
May Is, at IL a.m. and 3 pm, {
which the public, and especial,
members, are invited to attend
On other Sundays services will b,
read every afternoon ut 3 o'clock
For paints, oils, brushes, art
lists tools, ETC., MesSrs. Adams &
Harris, OF Mobile, are the parties
to deal with. They keep all these
things III stock, and will sell as
low as any house in the city, and
give prompt attention to all orders.
Read their new card in this issue.
VIII will people put up at a
secOnd-rate boarding house when
they can find such clever men to
attend to their wants as Dick
Roper, the popular chief clerk at
the Battle house, of Mobile. This
excellent hotel is kept in iirst-class
style, and there is none better in
the Gulf City.
Read Mr.. G.. NJ. Dees' new add
Vertisement headed "Wanted,n in
to.day's issue. A sober young man
can find employment by applying
early also twenty good turpen-
tine hands can find work by call
ing on Mr.. Decs at Fernland.
Here is IA chance to get employ
ment.
III an advertisement of the
sale of seized goods being post
poned, which appeared in our last
weeks issue, the date to the same |
should have been the Sth instead
of the 9th, as it appeared. Mr..
Osborn dated the notice the Sth,
and we are to blame for the error
as it occurred.
Mr.. Ii. e. Walpole has sue
;eeded Geo. w. Lyons in the beer
and ice business, at Mobile, and
will fill orders from the country on
short notice. He keeps constantly
III hand the celebrated Book"
,ecr, and will also supply the ice
keep it cool. See Mr.. Walpole's
ard among to-day's new ads, and
,ive him an order.
Col A. J. MEG oniglr, A.. G. NJ,
S. A., and Maj. Z. W. Howell,
'ngineer, U. S. A, made Il short
our to our town last Wednesday
IN official business. Maj. Howell
las been in New Orleans for sew
raj years experimenting the i'm
lrovemcnts at the mouth of the
Mississippi river and the passes on
he Texas coast.
There is no matchmaker or
weller in Mobile who will give bet
Ar bargains or who will do IA set
4r job repairing watches, clocks
+ jewelry, than Mr.. JAS. Felrath, !
IS Dauphin street. He deals in
old and silver watches, chains, i,
to-, and guarantees satisfaction in
respects. Turn to aud see what !
e says in his new card in this issue. '
The New Orleans and Mobile 7
lilrOad company has reduced tho !
eight tariff over this popular :
,ad from New Orleans to all the +
,ast towns out to Pascagoula. I
he rates now are as low us could e.,
E expected, and we believe as +
reap as schooners Or boats can q
ford to carry. All necessary III +
,rmatiou will be furnished by the 7
yents at the different stations. Il
The double-column advertise $
ent of Messrs. l. g. DuBoso q d
o., wholesale druggists, of Mobile, a
i'll be seen in our columns to-day. il
bis is the oldest drug firm i'll the ].
nited States, and has an estab- h
she'd reputation of selling none
1t pure aud unadulterated goods. II
ountry merchants would do well il
give this house an order, as they f,
larantee to sell as low rs any I
use South. a
John H0rress, the great u
rniture dealer of Mobile, has IA y
~ double column advertisement y
this issue, which should be read VI
all who wish to buy furniture at a.
" rates. He has u large and well u
lected stock of parlor, dining, III
droom and household furniture, "
sides everything else usually }"
pt in a large house of this kind. u
mt fail TO call on Mr.. Horres :.