The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-12-21


town from Kansas.
Sheriff Frank II. Lewis was IL
New Orleans Tuesday.
MIR. Writ Adams. Jr., OF Jackson
was IN town this week.
Some of our councilmen want &c
resign their lucrative offices.
The Board of Supervisors was in
session three days this week.
--The first ice OF the season vas
seen last Wednesday morning.
CHRISTMAS! CPRIsTMAs!l--For all
the good things to cat call at a. Goel-
Zer's.
1t is not IN eur nature 10 refuse a
big turkey for Christmas. Oh! no,
not us.
IA new lot of gents, youths and
boys clothing just received at c. Mel
sons.
"A new gun club has been organ
lied in the county called the ''Pclham
Gym Club
GThc book agent was in Tuesday.
/ Ills name is Smith, ana he was
tonguc-licd.
We received a pl ,asant visit Mon
day from Mr.. Joseph Kolzum, of
OCEAN Springs.
.--Mr. John Daptistc aud family
have moved Into the Steve Cole place,
on Pd6cagoula street.
"A coal house has been built in The
Courtyard for storing away coal used
in the Jail aud Courthouse.
IF You want to select a n.ce arti-
Gle as IL christmas present for young
aud old, 90 10 TO T.. Nelson's.
All orders tur job printing will be
promptly filed al the DEMocRAT-SrAR
office during The Christmas holidays.
Best and freshest stock IN fancy
and staple groceries, preserves, homc-
made and imported, at A. Cookers.
Have you ordered your Christ
mas goods yet? II not send your or
dcrs TO CasLer'-, who will deliver
them promptly and free of charge.
Mis-. Arch Does returned last Fri
day from an extended visit to her
mother, Mrs. Caroline Ramsay, Of the
Bluff Creek neighborhnnd. Her
friends were glad 10 welcome her
back.
We suppose the young people who
are off attending the various ims:itu-
tons of learning, will soon return
home to spend Christmas aud help
10 away with the fdlted gobblcr, Ct
celeras.
Approaching Christmas brings
Dut the young America and his fire.
crackers, as well as the mature man
aud his jug of Calamity water" Both
ire apparently happy AS long as their
stock lasts.
Mr.. o. A. johnson has moved in-
o the Booth cottage, lately purchased
~ him, and Mr.. z. f. Meriwcther
las moved 10 his new purchase near
opt. Geo. A. II. Lawrcncc's, about
Ne and a half miles out of town. ,
Mr.. john Coggins, our fat jailer, {
Entertained the pretty California girl !
II his house while her sO-called hus- F.!
and occupied a cell in Jail. That was
cry kind IN our good hearted taller I
nd We commend him for his gallant l
Y. !
Tho burdens of to-day are hard y
lough to carry without increasing {
leir weight By the burdens or to- :.
The most disastrous trou- y
les are those which never come. "a
unto the day Ia the evil a
"
-Our foreman was made happy on T"
'ednesdaY evening by The recipient 2
a fine. tat gobbler from his friend, J.
r. G. s. Meriwether, aud desires ms h.
return his profound thanks for his g,
"ughiiulncss and Kindness, aud III
ishes for him and his a merry
bTistmas. \"
Owing 10 unavoidable circum- al
lnces there viii be no Christmas .,
&C at the Methodist Church. This. ",
course, win be a disappointment to
c children, but then we must learn 70
take things as they CONE, as the ,r
I darkcy said when he got hold OF ~
chicken instead of a turkey on a or
tx night. il
bargains for cverybodyl Bar on
~ for everybody Diess goods ha
boots, shucs, hats, oh cloth ~
Men's suits SO ami up; children %
Is Sl25 aud up. Meas shoes 90 mn
ITS aud mp; ladies' shoes Is ccuts bu
up Hats IS CENTS aud mp. Trunks wi
cents aud up, at MARKS Bargain y,
'rc, s aud 10 Dauphin ST., Mobile, obi
4. SAMPLES sent.