The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-04

SnOeS, as wen as u large anu wei
selected stock of dry goods, corsets,
ladies jerseys, etc, with prices so
low.
Mr.. }. II. Taylor, Of West Pas
cagouIa, lett last Saturday tor
Greenvillc, Ala, where he expects
10 spend some weeks visiting rela
tives.
--Mr. VIM. L~andridge, Of Port
land, Dallas county, Ala, was in
to see us yesterday. He isherc on
o visit to ielatives at Pascagoula.
Scranton was afflicted with the
Georgia Minstrels last Monday.
The troupe consisted of a white
man and twelve or fifteen burly
plantation darkeys. They scooped
10 about 500.
We return thanks to Onr thor
O~ughgoing aud enterprlsing friend
Capt. Fritz Lienhard, OF Moss
Point, for a Complimentary box of
cake in honor OF the occasion OF
the launching of bis new steam tug
"Rosalia" a few days ago.
Mr.. Geo. w. Wilkes, publisher
of the Biloxi Herald vas here yes
terday aud gave US call. He
looks to be slightly fatter than a
match just now.
-"They soy" an English syndi-
cate is negotiating for the DeSmet
mills, and have offered $50, OO0 for
them if a good title can be given.
Which is being investigated. We
hope the sale will DO consumated
this time.
Capt. John Poiteyent, of PcaF-
ingtou, Mr.. II. Weston OF Logtown,
and Col. II. Seal, of Mississippi City
were here Wednesday attending
the meeting TO consider the Teliaun.
tepec Ship Railway project.
The closing of the River Side
House neceSsitated a change OF
boarding house by the editor OF
DEMOCRAT STAR, and he is now
comfortably and pleasantly loca'
ted at Mrs. j. II. Muybury's.
GENTS furnishing goods at ali
prices at the well known Clothing
House OF f.. Newbrik, Mobile. 1t
you are in need of any of he above
goods don't fail tn call on the above
house when visiting the city.
We understand that there is
preparations making to erect an ar.
mory for the Moss Point Rifles.
The building committee report that
they have secured Il lot and mate.
rial Tor a house forty by seventy
Ave feet. Aud that the Rifles will
give mn entertainment on Wednes
day, December 30th, Tor the pur-
pose of raising money to complete
the building. We wish the under.
taking success.
Rev. d. o. Byers, of Moss
Point preached on Thanksgiving
Day 10 large ana appreciative
congregation IN the Methodist
church of that place, aud he very
properly aud feelingly referred to
the sudden death Of our beloved
Vice President Hendricks.
If you ARE in need Of a fine
suit of clothes, you will find it at
your advantage to send to #. New
brik The ClOthier, AZ Dauphin ST.,
Mobile. His prices r low aud
compare in styles with any other
house in the country.
Mr.. A. Blumer, OF Moss Point,
Informs the public tbat he is pre-
pared to furnish at New Orleans
prices, uice double ginRed moss in
any quantity desired. Remember
that machine cleaned and ginned
moss is much finer aud better than
hand worked.
The ladies' Of Ocean Springs
will give a eOnceSt at that place on
Tuesday night the 18th iust., tor
the benefit Of the Ocean Springs
merry twelve Brass Band, which
viii Conclude with a grand ball.
The music will be furnished by
the beneficiary Brass Baud. A
attendance is expected aud
desired
Thanks TO Mr.. B. L. Girard for
a couple OF extra large and lu.
cious Japanese perstmmons, which
raised on his fathers place at
POrtersviIle, Ala. This fruit is pro.