The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-05-04

Also a tuIl line OF the latest styles
IN ready-made clothing, all at pop
ular prices
The board Of supervisors at
It's called meeting last Monday so
changed the asaw .dust1 road along
Dog river as 10 give Mr.. DeSnst
room to erect planning mill on the
vest side Of the river opposite bic
saw mills.
| We are requested By DIR. Nc
LeOd, to announce that q Lodge OF
Sorrow will be held at the Metho-
dist church in Moss Point, on Tues |
day, May s, at pm. Members OF !
Pascsgoula Lodge will convene at
Lodge hall at 7.3O pm.
DIR. A. II. Hilzheim, d. d. s.,
now OF Memphis will make visit
to the coast the latter part of this
month, and will attend all calls in |
the dental line. Ord,rs left a,
this office will be promptly attend.
cd to.
BY reference 10 our advertising
columns it viii be seen that the
Mexican Gulf canning property
and residence situated in this place
will be offered at public sale for
cash on Tuesday, May 10, at the
custom house in Mobile. Read
adv.
The attention of the public is
called to the new advertisement of
Mr. Aleck-LadnieS Who has opened
. meat market on Delmas avenue
stPol 4 Valverde's old stand. This
Is a long felt want in this place, and
Dir. Ladnier proposes to keep good
fIesb meat and sell ut living rates.
Give him a call.
The teachers, pulls and
friends Of the Sunday school are
requested to meet at the school
house Saturday morning at s
o'clock, wbeLe conveyances will be Q
on hand to carry,baskets, etc. to the S
pic-nlc to be given by tho Sunday. u
school on that day. An invitation y
is extended to all friends OF the b
school to attend the picnic. a
M. A. Dees, who has been alb. 0
sent in st. Louis for the past two Q
months on susincss connected with a
with his patent traction iDcreaser Z
returned homo last Monday. He =
leaves again next week for Chicago, q
where he will remain a couple OF =
We ure glad to know ?
That he has met with much en-. l
!
Parents and others interested
arc notified that Mrs. 5. Booth y
will reopen her private school at Z
'er residence on Monday, May Ii u
Mrs. Booth is u good instructor, u u
deserving lady, and should re- "
eive u good support. She will y
also at the same time open night .
'chool for the benefit of those who U
'annot attend during the day. Her U
erms are reasonable. "
"A rare opportunity is now :.
offered our readers to secure un. - -
learl Of bargains. Mr. JOS. = :.
one of our old merchants ~
has determined to close out his :.
stock, and in consequence will for :, -
The next four weeks offer bis large :,
aud well selected assortment of
goods at great sacr fee to close n,
'ut. Those wishing to secure bar. q
,ains should call aud examine his Cl
goods. Read his adv. a.
We call special attention to
ho school notice in another column pi
IT Miss l.. Pitfield, who has open. J.
ID a private school at the Seashore. se ~
Hiss PitfleId is daughter of the III
ate Capt. q. A. Pitfeld, well and by
avorably known to the old, and to pl
many Of the new Sesijents of this
ounty. She is graduate of the W. W.
Ugh school of New Orleans, and u 0r
'olds fist grade certificates hay. &c
ng had experience in teaching in pr
he public schools Of that city. as
Among other new advertise a@ ~
1ehts which appear in this issue is ge
hat of Boster & Cole, the gentle. Z.
lanly proprietors of the Casino bar Co
nd billiard saloon. They have an
'st moved into their new quarters 'n' ','
pposite the courthouse, where WI
hey will he pleased to serve their in
ustomers. In addition to a full col
nd choice stock of liquors, cigars, tn
ETC., they have lirst.class