The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-11

He bas The 6uest aud best, aud will
put ihem up in ~pacsaees 10 suit
purchasers.
When visiting Mobile don't tail
to visit the old and reliahia Cloth
ing LIOuse of F. Newbrik AZ Dan
pham ST. His goods are we'll made
ana are unsurpassed III styles and
Prices By any other house 10 the
South.
We learn flom tie Kenper
Herald that our former t%ownsanAn,
MI. 4. w. Bruno has been confined
10 bis bed for SONS ten days wlrhA
throat trouble surerindueed ~
cold, but vt last accounts WIS laI
proving.
MIR. e. T. Rogers, OF Moss Point,
has resumed business again. He IS
now receiving and openings fresh
and varied stock of goods peculiar
IL suited to the tradeof Moss Point
aud surrounding country. He is at
his old stand, where he cordially
invites : his old customers aud
friends to give him a call.
The American schooner Addie
Eads, engaged in the lightsrlng
business, went ashore at Ship Is
land last Saturday in casting an
anchor during a heavy norther.
One of the sailors, a colored man
named Seymour Goodrich, fell oveI-
board and was drowned. Tue YES
sci was but little damaged.
-Messrs. w. L. and Il. L. Deas,
of Pascasoula, LETT last Thursday
for Mission Valley, Texas, where
they propose driving down their
stakes to grow up with the country.
We wish them all success and pros
perity in whatever enterprise they
4 engage in during their SO
iourn iu the far West.
The feast OF the Immaculate
Conception of the Blessed Virgin
Mary was duly celebrated at Scra'l-
ton Catholic Church, Our Lady of
Victories, last Tuesday. The servl-
ces yer conducted by Rev. Faith
er Victor Bally, aud were largely
attended by the Catholic cougrega-
ton OF the town aud vicinity.
e. Morlet has just received a
new stock OF n~ic-naeks, fruits, fin.
est imported candies, christmas
toys, etc, which he is determined
to sell out and make IA clean sweep
at the lowest prices. Mrs. MOrlet
has charge of this new department
at the Lindinger corner and Mr..
Morlet is still at the old stand with
a good supply OF groceries, fruits,
candy, nuts, etc.
"A gentleman eli route for the
Exposition, OH the South bound
train last Sunday night, laaded on
the platform here under the i'm
preston that he was in tue very
bosom oftlIe Crescent City. When
informed of his mistake he was al
most vexed at the life and stir of
our sprightly village by which he
was deceived.
The Port of Pascagoula is now
almost entirely clear, but FROM what
we eau learn the fact is no diScour-
aging Indication. 1t is simply a
happening to be succeeded by au
unusual rush in IA few weeks.
Messrs. S. s. Henry and James
Hunter have chartered in the ag-
gregate about "a vessels to arrive
during this aud next month to be
loaded with lumber. Besides the
lumber market seems to be looking
up.
Last Thursday evening at 5
O'Clock "Our Lady of Victories"
Catholic Church was the scene OF
another interesting marriage by
Rev. Father Ball.5, which attracted
quite a large audience, the contract
ing parties being Mr.. John f. Casa
nova and Miss Sarah J. Mansfield,
the interesting daughter of our es-
teemed tOwnsman, Mi. David Mans
field.
We understand that a fishing
match has been organized at Fort
Bayou, near Ocean Springs, with a
membership of sixteen, eight on a
side. A gold medal is to be given
to the member scoring the largest
number Of points, same TO be paid
for by the loOsipg side in a cham
payne supper. II a fisherman cant
tell the truth ordiBarily- when It