The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-05-25

formation by applying at The DEMO
cRAT-STAR office at once.
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Mr.. l.. B. Hollcy, of Biloxi, wash
town Monday.
Rev. J.. j. Lovctt, of Vancleave
was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. G. G. Warren, of Grand Bay,
Ala, gave us a cali Wednesday.
The patent medicine man and
book pcddlcr were in town this week.
If o owe the DEMocRAT-STAR
Office, NOW Is an excellent time to set
tie.
Mr.. W. NJ. Denny, our Clerk of
the Courts, vas In New Orleans this
week.
The L. & N. Railroad have made
a good crossing at the foot of Kcr
street.
There were only seventeen men
drunk On the strelts of Scranton Tues
day.
Tho bitches should be cleaned out
before the warm weather sets in. a
word to the wise is sufficient.
The City Fathers have had some
new bridges built, which were badly
needed. Let the good work go on.
The goats have possession of the
,cfano Of tbo Maft.oIfat ahnrnl, 'rIos,
nightly concerts are very entertaining.
The Board of Supervisors arc
having the sidewalk in front of the
Courthouse sheAed and put in good
order.
= Since Noy's Hotel has received a
new coat of paint il looks new and
nice. II has beer repaired and reno
waited throughout.
The ice machine, formerly owned
and operated by Messrs. Latham &
Foster, has been sold to DR.. Lyle and
moved 10 Tuscaloosa, Ala.
-Messrs. M. NJ Evans, C. II. Wood,
Frank II, Lewis and j. NJ. Pelham
left Tuesday for Jackson to attend the
State Democratic Conventions. {
Rev. Geo. r. Thompson will
preach at Zlon mex Saturday night |
at Z: 80 aud Sunday at III a. NJ, and 4
at Scranton at Z: 80 p. m. same day. :
Sam D. Bloch at Mobile, still +
leads all other houses in the South for C
the incest line Of vehicles at the very
lowest prices. Don't forget them. n
Mr.. Sam d. Bloch, of Mobile, was g
in town this week taking orders for
carriages, buggies, phaetons, wagons n
arhcss and saddlerY. a
"A new line of buggies, carriages, =
phaetons, carts, saddles, whips, har- V
ness and lap robes just received al II
Sam d. Bloch's Carnage House, at Of
Mobile, at low prices. 70
There will be a meeting of sub Of
scri5crs to the shell road from Scran- 90
ton TO P~ascagoRId held at the Court ~
ouse to-day, Friday, at 10 a. M. 10
Mrs. Spooner and two children
FROM DeatNo. l, arrived at the county
poor house this week. They have
come 10 stay. This makes fourteen
paupers and more to follow.
Our friends along the coast will
do well 10 call on Sam ID. Bloch, the pu
carriage man at Mobile. for anything fr,
IN the line OF vehicles, harness or sad lol
dierv. fyou can't go to Mobile write ole
to him for prices. 81
Rev. ID. o. Dycrs has arranged to ~
az this place In the Methodist
once in each month, beginning :
with next Sunday at 8: 80 p. m. Reg Dir
alar appointments to be arranged da'
hereafter. Ra
Red liquor flowed freely Tuesday. Sci
Oh Delmas venue quite a large NUM- "a
DER ofdrunken men were seen rceling, inv
'ursing and swearing. No arrests
we're made. What use have we for a :
own marshal? W.
-Business seems lively IN New A'U
'ealce. Tho saw mills are running We
l'ld the shipynrd Is doing a good bust L
'ess' Capt. c. T. Irving, the owner gay
''a mayor Of New Venice is a deserv- pO'
Hs aud enterprising gentleman. SUI
The citizens Of every age and sta -,
pain the Cross Roads heighborhoOd, -,
mould be on the lookout for a great -
.saheung and hnc speaking in their !, !.
.e'aisy about next Tuesday by Hon. -,
d. Geodaie, The State lecturer for -
'0oisians on Temper sncc. -