The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-07-12

,,oJ halter see TO it ut once. Our
ohoro, for each candidate Is w; Beat
candidates 81 each. The caFh must
accompany all orders. Special tickets
printcd on short notice at rcaso''aoic
rates.
Rain. rain aud the figs are ripe!
-Arbuvkle roasted coffee at Met
%calfe's.
Figs arc in demand put the boys
to work.
Many of our citizens attended
camp Meeting Sunday.
Full line of fancy ami staple can
dy and nuts at Mclcalfc's.
There has been tlirty-one vessels
in quarantine from May lst to 10th OF
June.
All kinds OF groceries, the choiccs'
and bet, at Mctcalfc's, under the LIN
dnger House.
If YOU have any figs PICK mem
and get your money for them
Mr.. Ed. G. Joullian, Of Bioixi
was here this week buying figs for tn"
factory ,,0f Messrs. Lopcz, Dunbar'5
Sons & 90.
Finest line of cigars and tobacco
In town at M~ctralfe's, corner PaSca-
goula street and Krebbs avenue.
DIR. Rhctt Goode, of Mobile, was
here Saturday in company with Dr.
w. A. Cox, to sec Mr.. IL. +. req
little boy who is very sick.
Take your figs TO L. c. Jonl'ien
at freight depot.
Mics Lula IIipplcr, of Mobile IS
visiting the family of Nh. Frank Gas
Der, Jr on Drlmas venue.
Mr., J. T.. Clement has re-opehca
his Ice cream parlors at Mc'caiieS'
cor. Pascagoula street and krcOs ave-
REV. d. q. Bycrs will preach III
the Methodist church, Scranton h'N'
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. All
are invited.
Tony Davis, the Mobile barber,
has been plying the razor and shears
in Dcchi's Tnnsorial Parlors this week.
Tony is a daisy barber.
Mr.. VIM. A. GLANDS, an old
nvintcr, formerly connected with the
Mobile Register, died last week near
Pascagoula. HIS remains were sent
TO Mobile for iniermemt.
The Sullivan Kilrain fight is over,
and everybody has Quoted down aud
gone TO work. Some OF our sports
took in a few seads on the Boston boy.
Figs are worth az cents a pound,
now is he time for .the boys to make
money.
Mr.. A. A. Mckay, Of Moss Point,
presented us with one Of the best ha-
yored water melons we have tasted
this season. Ii is the "McKay melou,"
known TO be the best raised in The
county.
Il keep always on hand for sale,
il qaanlity, fine black m~achine-gin-
nei moss. Also keep for sale at the
old DeImas Mil, at Scranton, in
charge of Mr.. V. Delmas, a full sup
ply of all kinds of brick.
A. BLuMER.
Tuesday the 10Th is Temperance
day at the Scashore Camp Ground
Mrs. Smell, Mrs. Kelis, and other Ia
dies are e expected. All the members
of tho w. g. L. U. and the public
generally are invited to attsnd- NJ
gate fees on that day, entrance free
"A special train went flying By
here Wednesday evening" about haif'
past two o'clock, going North, suppo'
sed 10 have John L. Sullivan aboard
John was afraid to give ms a call fol
fear Morrill's militia might gobbl'
him up. Good by john.
Mr.. Martin Turnbull, the abl'
and wide-awake representative of th'
New Orleans Picayuae, rciurnc'
home Tuesday evening, after a few
days IN New Orleans. Mr.. Turnbul
positively denies witnessing the Sulli
van-KiIrain fight Monday. lie say
he is not built that wsv, all reports t
the contrary Notwithstanding.
Mrs. Frank L Howell, Of AshiOI
Villa, Zachary, La. and Mrs. c. S
Aercier and family. Of New 0rleani
are summerlng at Mrs. d. P. White
on The P~asesgouIa river. Mrs. How
ell has quite a wide spread rcputaiiO
in The literary world. We welcom
them here,