The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-02-03

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PERSONAL GENERAL :
Ana Other Nstss eathsts& from variou
.VALEDICE0RY.
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With this issue ny connection
with the DEMOCKAT STAR aud news
paperism in Jackson, county ceases
For the past three xeEirs l have beef
employed OH the newspapers o
this county In various capacities
making, ItIust, many warm friends
and it Is with no LILLE reluctance
that | seek other iefLs Dt Ia Dor. A
new year has Just lawned, and t.
my friends In this county and else
where, and Moss Point in particu.
lar, both individually and collect,
lively, l trust it may be one Of
peace, plenty and prosperity. Now
TO yOu, Que and all Iextend Il kind
and affectionate farewell, and trust
the many couIteSies which has al
ways been accorded me, will de;
sccnd to my succession. .ss
RespeDa falIy,
HARTIE @. HERRING.
It will he seen from the above
that Mr.. II: g. IHeffiug; who has
for some time condacted the @MOsS
Point Department. of the DEMO,
CRATSTAR, Is no longer connected
with the paper III any capacity.
With the assistaW6e of our friends
at Moss Poiut we wilt endeavor TO.
keep up that department Of tue pa
per in the future seen better than
the past if anything. All orders
for job printing or Vi advertising mnst
be sent to the undersigued.
p X. MAfERS; Proprietor.
Scranton, Miss, PeBi B. lsss.
Grab All has asnaw store
!, We could moi stepd that, Reno.
Maj. e. ". Morrill, Sent the latter
part OF last week III Ocean Springs.
Gold pens, pencils and toothpicks
at J.fW, Stewards.
Our merchants will soon be re-
ceiving their spring goods.
st. Valentines Day is not many
suns Observation-Disclosures
The hunting season has about
stcaf1umixed.n % @'
Mr.. &. N. Cook is in Moss Point
this week OH a visit to bis family.
Mrs. H.. S. Hyatt visited last
week the contemplated city-Gulf-
port.
Another new store to open in
Moss Point soon. The more the
merrieT.
Mr.. Adam Blnmer is Improving
his houses, which are for rent.
Logs are plentiful aud the mills
are all running. h., =,
1t is said that the marriage bells
will ring during the.sprinG time.
This being the first week OF the
month our merchants r unusually
busy. aa
We are sorry to learn our old
freud, Col. /. b. Payne, has been
confined to his bed by illness, but
are glad to state be- Is nov cOIva.
descent. 9
The robins haveJfown to more
elimes, aud the nimrOds
are mourning. "a
The mills have logs sufficient to
keep them in operation several
months.
Sprng-time is win us, that f. il
we are to judge. ftsif4h mild state
of the weather lhcpast week.
In the recent dgEy Jog for the life
size painting OF Father V. Bally,
ticket 159 was the &fmer aud held
By Mrt. OOOnneh. Gle
Mr. S. W. Pettas came down
from Americas Saturday, and spent
that aud tue following day ia our
town. et
Mr.. Willie Bragg has been spend
ing this week in the northern pOr-
ton Of the county, on a hunting ex-
petition.
Mr.. g. w. Robinson anl Mr..
Manahan spent MOnday'and Tues
day of this week at their log camps
10 Mobile county.
Receiving garden seed Of all
kinds; beans by peck or busbel
seed Irish potatoes sold in any
quantity, BY peck or barrel.
JoHN +. KREBs.
Miss Lyllah Barnes, in her usual
IL charming manner, entertained
several Of her Irieuds on Friday
evening last, az her pleasant home.
Reno gave us q nevsy batch Of
Basin items this week, but a defrct-
i've pocket caused them 10 be lost.
Repeat them next week, Reno.
Mr.. w. n. Graham is erecting q
building adjoining bis blacksmith
shop. When completed IL will be