The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-09-28


Only ten prisoners in Jail.
Union restaurant is again open.
The hay crop is good here this fall
Fine Goshen Batter at ScarcliTs
Plenty Of fresh fish on the market
Plenty Of heas aud chickens al
Scarcliff's.
-Turnips are ripo, aud on the mar
ket for sale.
Special meeting of the Board OF
Supervisors Monday,
The pecan crop on the Gulf Coast
is very large this year.
There will be a small crop of
oranges on the Gulf Coast this winter.
just received a fresh lot OF can
dies from Mobile. T. p. Scarcliff.
Sheriff Lewis is to move into the
Maybury house on the 10Th of Octo-
Der.
"Wednesday morning very cool
for this time Of the year, but no signs
of frost.
The new market house Of Mr.. NJ.
G. Altman is Il neat building just
about finished.
Mr.. f. P. Scarcliff is making adj
ditions to his store building, in order
to make room for his goods.
Call on G. II. Delmas for choice
Shell lime and lime for fertilizer. lie
also buys junk of every description.
Fresh turnir, rutabaga and all
kinds Of seeds and onion sets at
j. w. STEWARDS.
-When YOU want oyster circulars
or any other kind o:job printing don't
forget that This office is able TO do the
very best Of work.
The ice house has closed for the
season on account of the cool weather.
Judge Bowman has returned to the
shades of private life.
The Corinth HeTdH thiHks Scran-
ton needs a hog law. |; certainly
does need a law 10 keep cattle, hogs
and goats off OF The streets.
Master b. II. Pickett left last week
for Siarkville to enter The a. " NJ.
College. "Dudo"i is a bright boy, AMI
will make his mark in the world yet.
-Shcrin Lewis sold out the entire
stock Of goods of Mrs. +, NJ. liourkc
at public auction Saturday and Mon
dav. The amount realized was ST.
OG2.92.
The stopping Of the trains on the
Mobile & OHIO, Queen & Crescent,
and Vicksburg & Meridian Railroads
mterfcrcs very much with the ship
ment of fish and oysters from this
place.
Judge A. G. Mayors has notified
Judge Terral hat he will not X
change circuits with him this year.
Therefore Judge Terral will be on
hand to hold the Gull Coast fall terms
of Coas tas usual.
Prof. M~clIeynold's school opened
this week with pretty fair attendance,
but there is room for more, and we
hope our citizens who feel an interest
IN building up 3 good school in Scran-
ton TO send their children to this
school.
MIR. Jesse II. jackson, the station
agent and postmaster at Orange
Grove, was intown Tuesday and gave
us d call. lie represents his town
very healthy and nobody scared about
Yellow Jack.
Ten. Bchan, Of the wholesale gro
GERS and commission merchants, of
New Orleans, was here this week
visiting his family who have been
spending the summer at Mrs. j. b.
Delnas', OH the PascagOula river.
The vitalizcd air process for ex-
.racting teeth without pain, has been
introduced here this week by DIR. L.
a. Ihurber with perfect success. The
doctor will only remain four days
longer Office at DIR. W. A. Cox's ,
drugstore. .
The city tax rcsistors met in the
our house last week and preambled I
aud resolved not to pay the city taxes {;
uue Tor tho year 1861. They also
resolved 10 invite the Mayor aud Al I
eeinen TO step down and out. That q
al we understand was done at the ,
meeting. Mayor Delmas informs MS !
u.ai ne has not been notified officially +
NE action Of he meeting, and he !
utlher says il IL not his intention TO
unless a majority Of the voters {
IT, c.ecled him ask him 20 do 90. q
aldermen viii staud by the a