The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-12

-.sVere goot treshic fishic' llcati-
ful.
-April showers bring forth fruit
and flowers.
Mr.. Asa Jersey, of Pennington,
was here Sunday.
New millinery goods just rcceiv-
ed at Mrs. G. Nelson's.
Sheriff Frank II, Lewis was in
New Orleans Tuesday.
Mrs. d. Traiu is now located at
her old home in this place,
A full line of spying goods of the
very latest style ut g. Nelson's.
Children, get vou eggs ready for
/ coloring, Easter will soon be here.
Twenty head of corn fed beevcs
lust received by Lewis & Roberts.
Col. VIM. Il. Stuart, of Ocean
Springs, gave us a pleasant call Fri
day.
Rev. c. N. A. Yonce win preach
in the Scranton Methodist Church
at 10 80 O'clock, a. IN.
Annie Nation is Il lively girl, and
Hittie Magin a lighting girl, but they
did not conIe TO blows.
Old mantG assaway, pa"per, died
In the county poorhouse on Friday
evening last after a long illness.
Some of car dreamy citiEcus have
just thawcd out from the winters
freeze (?) and begun gardening.
-Unfamiliar faces are seen daily
on IL streets, II seems that the tide
of immigration is flowing eastward.
-Whitcwash is healthy and at the
saRc time adds greatly to the appear
ance of the most u~npretentious home.
Just received a large stock Of
gents clotking, direct from New
York, at c. Nelson's. Call and exam
Inc.
Rev. D. o. Dycrs viii preach at
Scranton, in the Methodist Church, al
4 O'Clock u. m, next Sabbath. All are
cordially invited.
-Jus. received at Casper's, gentle
mems underwear, hosiery aud ami
oyerSllirts, that he is selling at prices
to defy competition.
-Pankey's brush mandatory
steamed up last Saturday, preparatory
to manufacturing his celebrated pal
motto brushes by the wholesale.
Mrs. o. P. Barnes, accompanied
by Miss Sammie Bowman lett for
Mobile Tuesday to witness the fire.
mems parade IN that city, which took
place Wednesday.
New Irisa" potatoes and ripe
straw berries in our market what
with the advantages, capabilities ana
attractions the Garden OF Eden must
have been located here.
DIR. II. A. Sumrall, of Fort Bay
GU, the root doctor, was in town Sat
urday aud paid the DEMocRAT-SrAR
Office a visit. lie reports all quiet III
the Fort Bayou country.
The dedication services at the
Lutheran Church last Sunday morn
ing was largely attended as was also
the evening services, which were de
liVered In the German language.
Amos Keeter has located in Scran'
ton for the IN lie has no per-
mAnent abode, but will make hi'
home among the kind people general
ly-a very sociable fellow, he is.
We were told that a young man
while shooting up in the air the other
day a descending bullet struck a col
ored boy on the back, but not serious
lY hurting him. Carclessly handling
firearms is dangerous to life.
Mobile City Item j.: Capt. John Eos
Aetg VI GCEdHtbNs NAe4s8 @hN 49,
B. Given, of Wilson's Station, two o
the old honoraries Of the Hook and
Ladder Fire Company No. l, came t'
the city last Monday to attend th'
company's semi-centennial banquet.
"A negro boy was arraigned be.
fore His Honor, Mayor Dslmas, OF
charge of carrying concealed wea'
pons. For this violation Of the Law
the Yonng scamp was bound over Il
appear before the Circuit Court wheI
Judge Terral will attend to his case
Mrs. Cannon, Of Alabama. moth
~er-ia-law OF Mr.. J. w. Roberts, ha
arrived at his house, accompanied b.
her son. She will remain during III
summer. Mr.. Roberts SAYS now sine
the arrival Of his dear moiber-in-lav
he l. extremely jnbilant and feels Xix
ne can recover from The defeat Q
Cleveland