The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-11-30

! Prof. ID. ID Cowan, of our neigh.
boring town, Ocean Springs, dropped
Lin on us for a few minutes last Satur-
day. lilo reports his town onward
and upward.
-LosT.-On PascagOula street, last
Friday, a tripod belonging TO II pho
tograpiiic camera. Please leave ut
this Office or Mrs. O'COnmell, aud
claim reward.
Our country friends who owe the
DEMocRAT-STAR anything, will find
some ole in the Office ready and Wilt
ing TO write RECEIPTS fpr dues. Please
call and sec us.
--Dr. E. A. Ports and Mr.. w. j.
Taylor, Of Vancleave. gave us a pop
call Yesterday. They report the Bluff
Greek country in a healthy and pros
porous condition.
Oyster planting is very profitable
iIei caboutS. 1t COSTS about eighteen
cents a barrel TO plant the oysters,
aud in less than a year they CAN be
sold for $50 to - Il barrel.
There will be a w. C. I. U. meet
ing at the Methodist Church to-day
(Friaay) at 3 O'Clock. p. m. All who
are interested in The cause of temper
ance are requested TO attend.
-The celebrated Studebaker aud
little Daisy wagons used so exten-
sively in Scranton, I'ascagoula aud
Moss Point are to be bad only of Sam
ID. Bloch, Sole Agent, Mobile, Ala.
A Democrat was heard to remark
the other day that he was doggoncd
glad that he didn'! hold any govern
ment Office that old Harrison might
have the qualification of turning him
out,
Mr.. Jos. f. Bourgcs, Of Ckatta-
nooga, Tenn, dropped in Wednesday
morning, looking a. fresh aud fine a.
a daisy. lie likes 20 visit his old home
occasionally, and we arc always glad
to see him.
The rooster on the Lutheran
Church is not the DEMoCRAT-STAK's
chicken. Our chick is laid up, on
account of the land slide on the 9th
INST. lie will be ready to do service
in 1892. Mark II prediction.
Mr.. u. G. Dempf. forncr station
agent dt this place, now of Decatur,
Ala, gave us a pleasant call ycster-
day. Although hc had a tusslc with
'ycll0w jack" Is lnoking healthy now.
His many friends here gave him a
welcome.
-Ifyo are III need of any grade or
of vehicle call on or write To
Sam ID. Bloch, at Mobile, for the
Incest limo of carriages, barouches,
surveys, jump seats, top buggics, O1m
hughes, road carts and Studebaker
wagons ever offered ior sale in the
Last Saturday night, IS usual,
was made hideous by drunken men
on our streets. Some arrests were
made Monday morning and the par
ties made to plank down some cash.
special police should be appointed
'or Saturday night, in order to pre-
serve order III our town.
There was a gathering of young
Ieople at the h0sbiiable residence of
Yrs. NJ. Pol Wednesday night, for the
of INDUCING in a sociable
la nee. Those who were favored with
"a invitation express themselves as
tightly pleased with the manner in
which they we've received, and when !,
hour came for departure all SEEM /
d to regret that time was so short. !
bargains for everybody! Bar
aims for everybody Dress goods, =
lothing, boots, shoes, hats, oil cloth =
ng. Mems suits SO and up; chill g
rem suits slips aud up. Mems shoes 1
0 cents and up; ladies shoes rs coats Q
nd up. Hats 25 cents aud up.
IS cents and up, at Marks =
Store, 8 and 10 Dsupbin ST.,
Ala. Samples sent.
The regular fall term Of the Cir
Court for this county will con- il
enc at this place on Monday. There ia
not much business on the dockets o
n trial, but we presume the grand Il
Try viii have considerable to do. 1t L
their sworn duty to make a true I'd
'eseuiInent Of all violations Of the "a
imiHal law that they may have -,
;owledge OF. or information from Gu
hers who may come before them. 6a
Tho foresbadowing Of the APP ri
'Oaching winter, as Il Is read from Nj
G dots aud the lines on the goose
me, is not a cheerful story. The =
nmise given forth Of slecf, snow
d cold, Is indeed a gloomy picture
r the poor 20 look upon, aud the
any whose short purse win not per-
Il them 10 lay in a bsuniiful supply =.
fuel will shiver at the thought Of kn
g kind OF weather that the little rc'
nc forelells for the next two or
rec months, s