The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-09-14
Local Notices 10 Cents a Line for Each Insertion.
o town IS very healthy.

Tile work on the Lutheran Cllurc.
has commenced.
-Pascagoula street is the dirtieS
street IN Scranton.
The cutters are drying and TIT
green scum has disappeared.
Try a few of those California gar
den seeds AT W. NJ. Canty's. 1t will
pay you.
The flying horses are still flying
They are well %patrouizcd by old ahC
young.
"A full stock of groceries, feed, hard
ware and tnware always on hand a
w. NJ. Canty's.
Mr.. NJ. G. Altman is building a
new market house just across the
street from the old stand.
-Dclmas avenue is on a building
boom sure enough. Two more new
buildings going up this week.
Miss Bette Blake wilf.&vc Mon
day for %Shuqualak to resume her
studies IN the Female College.
There are only a few vacant lots
on Dclnas avenue, and they cannot
be bought-only leased.
Ladies' fascinators, jerseys, shawls
of the latest styles and price at w. NJ.
Canty'S.
w. NJ. Canty is in receipt of il
full stock Of fall goods, c%alicos, cotton,
wool, dress good, canton flannel, etc.
On and aftel the first day Of Oc-
tobcr taxes are due and payable.
Make Il note Of that, taxpayers,
-ltcv. j. j.. Lovctt and wife. of
Nanclcavc, were in town a few days
this week the guests of Mr.. &. $. Mcr-
iwetllcr.
Services by ReY. DR.. lIinsddlc at
the Scashorc Church on Sunday, Sept.
10th at Z o'clock, p. m, weather per-
hitting. All cordially invited.
-Gcmtlcmcn aud boys can all be
suited in a fall hat by calling on w.
NJ. Canty, he has them from the j.
ID. S. to the m wool.
Mr., c. +. EvcrItt, of ~IIandsboro,
stopped owe here Tuesday en- route
for Newton, Miss leaving his wIfc
and two children here Tor IA few days
visiting relatives.
Miss Lula IIrppler, Of Mobile. left
for her home yesterday after Il pleas
ant stay of two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Casper, much TO the re-
greet of a certain young man.
Misses May IDEAS and Delphinc
Greincr, of ~Pascagoula, left Monday
evening for Starkville to attend the
Female Institute, which opened again
on Wednesday.
Mr.. f. ID. Laurendihc, of Porters-
willie, Ala, was here last week looking
very much improved. lie has been
trying the virtue OF the Healing
Springs waters.
There will be Gepcturc and sacred
concert at the Catholic Church on :
Sunday, 23rd inst, at s o'clock, p. m.
Subject of the lecture: Religious In !
tolerance. Admission % cents.
Clean ur-the City Fathers au-
thorize us TO inform the citizens of
Scranton that they will furnish the s
fresh lime if the citizens will scatter
it around AID about their premises
and in the street cutters.
Mr.. John Lacour, of Moss Point,
ono of the most successful gardeners, 1
presented us this week with a bottle
Of his tomato ketchup. Ii is the best ,
we have tasted. 1t IS hot and nice. =
No family should be without it. :
Miss Lola Bowen, of HandsbOrO,
Monday The guest Of Mrs. p. X.
N1Nie1 vi StiNSts MISS
Lola will accompany Miss Bette :
Blake TO the Shuqualak Female Col |,
.ege next Monday. d
"A Garden Party will be given at 4
he PascagOula Hotel (Mr. j. E. p
Ilark's) for the benefit OF the Episco- O
)al Church at Scranton, on Wednes-
lay, the 18th inst, If rainy the night
blowing. Admission 10 cents. n
Rev. Geo. F. Thompson, pastor, Ii
announces that he wilt begin a pro- .,
raeted meeting at Scranton Metho- -
Inst Church o8 Friday before the 9th
(2Sthj Of this month. Rev. a.
)r. r. Abbey, Of Pass Christian Rev. Sc
il. S. Chappclle, Of s.. PauFs h
'hurch, Mobile, and Rev. J. P. Drake. in
u Moss Point. arr exncsfcd Ia aesfsf cr