The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1884-08-22

1AOuual AAOui NuC cudppcI uuuhn
with 1900 snappers, or about 800
pounds. Tue fish we're shipped
to New Orleans.
The steam tug Leo, Capt. Fl. Col.
lie, which has been out on tue ways
at Frentz 4 Valverds's shipyard was
launched Wednesday. She has
had new coat ofpaint on the hull,
aud otherwise approved.
III. j.. v. Holt, blacksmith, gun.
smith, etc., has moved his shop
FROM the Elder ferry road, and is
now located on the road near Moss
Point. He does good work aud at
low prices.
Business at New Venice is
brisk, Notwithstanding the dull
times in other quarters. Two
large barges built there have been
recently launched, aud one more is
under way.
MI. o. NJ. Dunn, the efficient
and accommodating superinten.
dent OF this division of the L. and
n, has aud deserves the especial
thanks of Scranton Fire Company
No. for courtesies extended.
MIR. Sid Eckridge, who acei.
IDENTITY shot himself in the foot
fortnight ago, aud who went up iu
Alabama for a few weeks stay, re.
turned last week, and can now be
found at his post in Carey's store.
The Star livery aud sale
tables owned by b. II. Pickett still
retains its prestige rs u good place
to hire q good horse aud buggy.
Fast horses aud easy vehicles Is
the secret of this stable success.
The well known reputation Of
Mrs. W, A. Dawson's millinery
and fancy notion store is still kept
up. AT this store the ladies' can
dnd almost everything they need,
aud at prices that defy competi.
ton.
MIR. s. w. Beard, who has for
some time lad charge of Rex farm
at Pascagoula, left last Wednesday
for Providence, KY, which he will
make his future home. Mr.. Beard
is a clever gentleman, aud we wish
him much success In his new home
AT the Monday night meeting
OF the democratic club X. Sagarra
was commissioned Captain aud
commander of the artillery of this
place BY u unanimous vote. Capt
"Sig.' is the right man for the posi-
ton and never fails in his duties.
Capt. Ii. Buddig has purchas
ed all the lumber on the yards nj
the DeSmet mills from MIR. Il. II.
Lombard, paying for the same
81 per thousand feet. There is
about 100000 feet on the ysrd.
Mr.. Il. DeSmet, so we learn, is
agent for Capt. Buddig.
The Pascagoula Democratic
Club met last Saturday night, and
again Monday uight. Much busi'
ness was enacted. The club now
numbers 100, and will yet have other
names enlisted. They adjourned to
meet in the courthouse on Monday
night, September first.
-Joues & Co., of Biloxi real es.
tate agents, is a reliable firm, and
composed of clever gentlemen
This firm is doing much In the way
Of supplying parties at . distance
with reliable data as to where tC
buy and how to buy, and can furn
ish parties with houses as low al
can be had. We commend thu
firm to the public.
-Mesdames s. p. Castor, r. G
Patty, Jennie CASTOR, j. NJ. I
Hamilton, NJ. B. Richmond, A. q
Bagshawe, j. 7. Maybury an,
Miss Bessie Randall deserve th'
united thanks of Pascagoula Dem
ocratic Club for their faithful an'
efficient work in making the beau
tltul banner used last Wednesday
These ladies worked faithfully, AM
finished their beautiful work II
the short time they had.
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We have received, from th
publishers, the Musical Million an'
Fireside Friend, q journal devote'
to the interests Of the singing
school and home circle. 1t is
monthly Journal of 16 pages, quar-
Ia. handsomely printed aud care