The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-05-04
Houses for rent in this place

Don't give up a good old ma.
chine until examined.
Miss Fannie Rolls returned
from Mobile last Saturday.
Have your machines repaired
while Mr.. Carlton is in town.
--Rev. o. D.. Bowen will preach
at Pascagoula Sunday at 7:30 p. IN.
Miss Lizzie Draysdale. one of
Biloxi's fair bellies, is visiting
friends here.
III yon are not dealing with
W. NJ. Cdnty, it will pay you TO
give him atrial.
Tie "sweet girl graduate" will
soon be returning to the parental
roof.
With regard 10 sparkling over
the fence Il good deal can be said
on both sides.
Mr.. Carlton, the regular sew
ln5 machine repalrer, is in Scran.
ton.
Col. Newcomb Clark, of Ocean
Springs, was in town on business
this week.
w. NJ. Canty has a full line Of
straw and manila hats. all styles
and prices.
Mrs. Mike Collins made a Wis.
il to Biloxi this week, and Mrs.
Arch Dees to Mobile
Scranton DsSe Ball Club will
give a grand ball at Noy's Hall, OH
Wednesday evening, 9th INST.
Col. II. S. Hyatt, of the GuB
Coast Recie'c. was a caller at The
DEMOCRAT STAR Office Monday.
Try Princess Tea, it is without
a doubt the finest combination tea
Oh the market. For sale only by
w. NJ. CAVITY.
Miss Emma Collie has returned
from the Crescent City, whittier
she has been tor several months
attending school.
Interest in Sunday schools re-
vive about picnic time, but after
the picnic is over The interest is
Over also.
Rev. o. D. Bowen will preach
al the Baptist church, at Moss
Point, Saturday night at 7:30 and
Sunday morning at IL O'clock, !
Col. w. II. Snyder with Mr..
WIN. Francis, of Louisville, KY,
were here this week on land bust
less. A.,
Il. W. Burke, Stevadore, of =
Biloxi, vas arrested Tuesday 7
charged with burglary and taken
TO Biloxi for trial.
1t is bad enough for the fair f.
sex TO be externally chewing gum, il
but TO see all overgrOwn boy at it 4
is simply beyond endurance. \
The buster and Mother Hub
bard ale somewhat slow in coming L
to the front, but they will get there a
all the same IN due time. h
DIR. W. A Cox has moved his "
family in Mrs. NJ. G. Dees' house, Il
on Pascagoula street. His office
and drug store still al the old stand. c
II you want TO live a long time 81
and enjoy the bsSL of health, drink .
Princess Tea and chew Hygeia L
tobacco, for sale by W. NJ. Caniy. "
Mr.. Jesse II. jackson, station :,
agent at Orange Grove, was here
tuesday. He speaks hopefully of
the future of that pleasant little y
village. III
Frank Scully, the man who "
Khiled Mr.. Chambers, of which -
mention was made in the DEMO
cRAT'STAR last week, is out of Jail
on bail. q.
MIR. G. A. Stemper has a new :,
sign, he himself being The artist. 1t a.
Is quite good, but the letters u. A. ~
should have a period after each
one and more spacing between
them.
Capt. S. B. Hall. of Pascagou- ga
"a mas been appointed Inspector
o. Customs and boalman. This Is =,
an excellent appointment Of a St
worthy man. Il
-ou Courthouse is being car
Sheriff Lewis has purchas-
" 40 yards of Coca mating at a Pu
sOS' OF $50. and Is having it put mS
-O~n on the floor Of the court on
OOm and the Offices. This will add for
u0n 10 The COM 1T Of those hav- te'
- business in he Court house, Tor
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