The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-11-23


who will take pleasure In showia
samples of suits from $40 TO $50. Ais
clIildrens' suits from ~ 80 and up.
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Mr.. G. l.. Luce is having his lot
on Krcbs avenue cleared of trees Pre-
paratory to buildings cottages thereon
for rental. II Is whispered that MI
Luce will occupy one of the contcm
plated building-n0t alone, however
but with n life partner. Sensible, i
true.
Scranton has one bccr..shop less
this week. I4afOnl, the keeper, after
cutting up old Harry for several
DAYS and nights lit out for parts I'm.
known. We understand he took q
hack to Grand Bav, Ala, where he
boarded the north bound train. Good
| radiance Of both Lafond aud his sa-
loon.
Mr.. John II. Adams, formerly OF
81. Elmo. Ala, has located in Scam
ton and opened at the Laurendine
Store OH Pascagoula street. Hc has q
good assortment of dry goods, no.
FtiOns, groceries, boots aud shoes, hats,
mems and boys clothing, hard ware,
glassware, quecnswarc, etc. Give
him a trial.
1t is said aud the statement is
corroborated by the poll books, that
there are quite a number of duly re-
gistcrcd voters in this county who
failed 10 cast a ballot at the late cleo
ton from no apparent cause saw apa-
thy and Indifference. Such negligence
is inexcusablc and should be con-
demncd by all lovers of good govern
memt.
The apron party at the residence
of Mr.. A. e. Delmas' last Friday night
for The benefit of buying an organ for
the Lutheran Churcn, is pronounced
TO have been socially and financially a
success. Music, dancing, games and
tctc tcte were INDUCED in by the
mlddled-aged aud tho old nu-
til after the "clOck in the stccplc" had
the hour of midnight.
Material is boing put OH the
by the T.. and N. road for tI~ n
purpose OF building a track into tile
P%ascagoula river at this place, SO as
o run cars, loaded with freight dcs-
incd for Moss Point, on barges,
which are 10 be built for that purpose,
md then lowed TO that place. This
arrangement will certainly prove a
and saving to the Moss
m Tchamts, but it will DO the
kncll of the carriers who have
lone this class of hauling heretofore.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
nd the turkey will Of course, figure
in the celebration of the day.
his national bird IA now assuming a
prominence which for awhile will
end the American eagle to the rear.
% put a man in a good humOr, give
a palatable dinner aud a fat COB !
Her stunned with oysters and cranber-
y sauce and celery trimmings is well
TO make one forget tor the y
me being, all the ills incident to a {
election. a
just at present there Is a lull in
.ork at the s~hipyards at this place. =
he revenue cutter Seward, having !,
Undergone necessary repairs on Blan- A
ways, was launched last Fri !,
ay and went on her way for Mobile. n
the cutters stay here a goodly \
lmbcr of u citizens of both sexes
ized the opportunity Of exploring :.
J mysteries, and they were treated =
ith such uniform Kindness and cour. p"
sY by the officers and men that at a.
&C characterized them as gentlemen
0rthy of their calling. W
"A case was up before Judge A.
Delmas and a jury last week In
living the value of a horse, wherein
IL. Turner was plaintiff ard
'bt. Vosterberg was defendant. Mr.. -
lrner, The owner of tho horse In !,
es'ion, let MIR. VOsterberg have the :,
on trial, with the understand "
that IL the horse suited him Wos-
.berg) he would purchase the horse,
| before The purch&oCwas made, or
while in the possession of Vos- Z
berg The animal was foundcrcd and !"
urncd to Turner Ia that condition. pc
ZEN Turner demanded payment OF VI
sterberg for the value of the horse WI
vas refused, hence the suit. After Au
examination of several witnesses no
and con, aud short speeches by :
attorneys for the plaintiff and de- int
dant. the case was left TO the Jury. thE
Is tribunal was out but a short go'
e whoa they decreed that Turner ms
} not entitled to damages for the the
IFy Of the horse. Fri
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