The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-10

the Court house during tue session
of court
Rev. Father Bally went to
Mobile Wednesday to preach the
jubilee sermon. He will return
Saturday.
Mr.. Henry e. Cutler, formerly
connected with the Chicago Times,
is stopping at Mrs. j. I. Maybury's
for a short time.
Mr.. Thos. jeffrey, now OF AL.
giers, La, is here attending court.
Tom is looking well and says he is
we'll pleased with his new home.
Mrs. Alfred Hill has vacated
the Union Restaurant, and Messrs.
Ed. and Chas. Hudson propose TO
reopen it soon as u irst.class eat.
ing house.
The railroad company have
fenced out the poor goat from I'M
der the freight depot. 1t is feared
that tho festive William Goat will
freeze this winter.
Mr.. q. W. Robinson was here
Monday. His other large saw mill
ut Moss Point, which has been
thoroughly repaired will commence
running next week.
Sunday was a very cold day
here. 1t showed in other parts Of
the State OH that day, aud is on.
sidered the coolest spell of weather
in this section this winter.
Maj. T. NJ. Weed, the well
known popular station agent at
Ocean Springs was in Scranton
on court business this week. We
we're pleased to see the Major look
ing so young and handsome.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church are furnishing
meals at Scranton Hall during
court week ut twenty-five cents a
meal. We wish them mach sue
cess.
We understand there is TO be
thirty.one marriages at Moss Point
Within a few weeks. 1t will be a
good time for our Scranton boys to
step in while tue waters are
troabled.
Saturday night last Bud Phelps
was found frozen to death, near
Mr.. VIM. Martins, OH Blu1 Greek.
His remains were decently buried
by his neighbors.
On or about the first OF Janua.
ry tho Carey store. opposite the
DEMoCRAT-STAR Office will be re-
opened with Il large and varied
stock of goods suitable for this mar
ket.
Maj. Calvit Roberts, OF Missis-
sippi City, being in attendance at
Court, gave US Il call Monday.
The Major is Il clever lawyer, and
We are always glad to meet him.
Our merchants will very soon
begin TO get in their Christmas
goods. OF course, they will let the
readers of tue DEMoCRAT.STAR
know when the goods arrive. The
use of printers ink will pay.
DR.. L. A. Thurber, well known
here and along the Gulf Coast as a
skillful dental surgeon, will visit
Scranton soon prepared to do work
in the most approved style. Orders
left ut DR.. w. A. Cox's drugstore
will meet With prompt attention.
-Messrs. IL. L. WOodman and
Thos. 9. Ruble, merchants from VAN
clcave, are attending court THIS
week. They inform us that they
have Just received the largest
stock of goods ever brought to that
market which they propose to sell
at rock bottom prices Tor cash.
We have in our office a bunch
of oranges, fifteen 10 the cluster,
larger than any eyer grown here,
gathered from the grove of Mrs. NJ.
N. Dlanton, nee Miss Mary A.
Pitcher, formerly OF jackson, Miss.
The grove is near Hampton, Brad
ford county, Florida. We saw in
the grove q cluster of forty.
1t is hiuted around that the
young ladies of Scranton are about
to boycott the "parlor beaux," or iu
other words the young man who
spends his evenings in the parlor
and never asks them to an enter
tainment or ''sets up" the ice
cream. A good idea.
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