The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-04-20
-Dewberries are ripe.

New Irish potatoes are gu the
market.
Beauty without grace is like q
hook without bait.
The lights Of the founder
~"spearer" will soon be seen.
A number Of our citizens at
tepded the Pensacola regatta.
The shipment of beans and IrisL
notatoes will commence soon.
Capt. 3. F. Pickett is off this
week up the country on a hunt.
Mr.. P. K. Mayors left for Mo.
bile Monday, to be absent several
days.
Mr.. George Dancer, a thrifty
farmer Of Orange Grove, called on
us Saturday.
Nice, delicious Strawberries are
selling GU our streets at twenty-five
cents a quart.
Mr.. +. ID. Becht, the village
barber, took in tue regatta at Pen
sacOla this week.
The warm weather will have a
tendency to hasten from the city
our summer residents.
"A large aud choice lot of
Straw Hats for men and boys, just
received BY W. NJ. CAVITY.
Mr.. Geo. II. Higgins and fami-
~, OF Mobile, were here Saturday
and Sunday visiting relatives.
The pay car of the L. & N.
Railroad was here Wednesday, aud
the railroad boys are now happy.
If you want Groceries that are
good aud real cheap, call on or
send an order to w. NJ. CAVITY.
The LAST vestigc Of the old pas
senger depot at this has been torn
down aud transported to Biloxi.
Mr.. John f. Casanova, one of
our 1--we merchants, now drives the
finest carriage in Scranton.
Attention, ladies' Don't stop
until you get u bottle of that "Star
Furniture Polish, Vat w. VI. Canty'S.
-From the looks of things about
our sawmills they are turning ont
all the lumber their capacity will
permit.
Several of our town bridges
are in a dangerous condition. Our
new city fathers should look to this
matter.
-Dr. w. A. Cox's family will
move in Mrs. NJ. q. DeeS' residence,
on Pascagoula street, on or about
the first of May.
w. NJ. Caniy is certainly the
place to go for all grades OF white
and colOred LacOns, Ginghams,
CalicOes, White Goods, etc.
Mrs. Jane I. Fort, of Grand
Bay, Ala, was here this week Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. NJ. q. Dees,
on PascagOula street.
The base ball season opened
up in earnest last Sunday. An ex-
citing game was played and a large
clowd was out to witness it.
The pic.niS season is at hand,
and the Methodist Su~nday-schOOl
contemplate giving Que, but at
what time it has not been definitely
settled.
Our shipyards are crowded
with work. The ways OF each have
a vessel on them; a9d others are in
the river awaiting their turu to be
hauled out.
Mis- Kittie Rolls, Of Mobile,
was visiting her brother, Mr.. JAS.
Ii. Rolls, Sunday. She returned
Monday, on the noon train, accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Fannie
Rolls.
When you visit Mobile be sure
and call on T. Neubrik il you have
clothing for yourself or your boys
10 purchase, you will 6nd his prices
lover, aud the goods better 10
quality than any house in that city.
Don't forget that the K. of L.
Oall will take place on the 18th inst.
Those wishing to enjoy a trip 4Ou
Tue light fantastic toe, or otherwise
ENJOY themselves, should not fail to
be on hand.
1t is whispered Ueyy low that a
Wedding win sOOu take place here
.aat will be n complete surprise.
Oh, for something that will vary
'ne dull monotouy. Weddlsgs in
you immediate vicinity have been
Ike angels visits.
We learn that Bro. Braddock