The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-19
Music and French Taught.

Miss Margaret White, of Scranton,
Miss, will take 4 few pupils in Music
and French. Terms reasonable.
If you do:i't believe w. NJ. Canty
will deliver TO you feed, or any other
kind of merchandise cheaper than any
man in town, send him an order.
The grabbing season is at hand
and the pretty girl and the ugly boy
can be sect every morning vending
their way to the river for the purpose
at cnIicing these dcnizens OF the briny
deep to grab hold OF their lines.
Mrs. Nelson has just returned
from New Orleans with a fun line OF
trimmed and untnmmed hats, the very
latest of the season. Ladies are re-
questcd 10 please come and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
The steam yacht Corsair, of Chi
cage, with a party Of ladies and gem
tlcmeu, passed up the Pascagouia river
last Thursday about | o'clock on her
way to Moss Point, returning the same
afternoon. She is a model boat for
her size, combining steam and sails.
There is a great deal of town talk
abou. the fire bug in our midst. But
it is all talk and nothing more, Evil
IDENTIFY we have frnds in human shape
in this town who put in their work
when honest people are asleep. We
hope they may be ovcrtakcn some day.
and punished as they justly deserve.
Spring and summer suits from
twelve dollars up. If you want to be
fitted out for The summer, leave your
order with Frank Casper, Jr. Fit and
quality guaranteed.
There was shipped from the Port
Of ~Pascagoula for the week ending
18Th inst, 100000 feet of lumber.
The marine report fails to give The
amount carried by one vessel that
cleared at the same time whose tom
age is SOS Ions
Ladies, those lawns, c%alicos, and
white goods at w. NJ. Canty's are beau
tifui and cheap.
The restaurant of Mr.. Charles
LYONS aud shoe shop. dwelling and
store of Mr.. John Leone next door 10
The big fire Sunday night were dam
aged somewhat. Furniture was
recklcssly thrown out in the street,
aud some goods stolen.
We have on more than one occa-
sion called the attention Of II citi-
zens tn the necessity Of having public
wells all along Delmas avenue, as in
case of fire it is difiiruli to secure wa
ter sufficient TO put out fire. W. have
plenty of red liquor, but pure, clear
wafer is very scarce.
Hay, corn, oats, wheat and rice
bran, cotton seed meal aud groceries
as cheap az The cheapest at Caspcr's.
Maj. e. w. Morrill,, of Biloxi, In
surancc Agent, was here Monday look
ing after the losses of his companies
in the Sunday nights fire. We pre-
sumo ia few days matters will! be
adjusted aud the losses paid.
The goods aud merchandise saved
from the drvouring flames Sunday
night by Mr.. e. II. Alley are stored
in the +. ID. Laurcudine store, sub
jcet 10 the orders of the Insurance
companies. NJ. Alley has purchased
another stock aud opened store next
door TO Mr.. john Le"ne's, where he
Invites his old customers to call. lie
is a fair man to deal with and deserves
success.
You bet Canty has the goods, and
The price,, and lac is anxious TO prove
IL. Try him.
On The 9th inst. Mrs. Cheney Park
or died at her son-in-Iaw's, ON Bluff
Greek. Jackson county, Miss. After
her days duties aud eating a hearty
supper she retired to her bed feeling
a. well as usual. About half-pasi
eleven o'clock the family were aroHs-
cd by hearing a struggling noise in
her room, aud went ~ at ~ c and
raised her up, but too late, she gave
one struggle and breathed her last.
The deceased was born In the State Of
Georgia, January p, 1921. She join
ed the Baptist Church, January, 1875.
aud lived a devoted chrIsiioH life un-
til death. She leaves three daughters
and QUO SON 10 mourn her sudden de-
mise. May The sod Tsst lightly over
the grave ofthis good woman.
The storm Saturday night played
sad havoc with the telephone wire and
POLES near tho poor house. About a
quarter mile Of wire Of Ire line was
blown dows. and The poles shattered
] into sliFeTs