The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-11-08
In1 Notices 10 Cents a Line for Each Insertion.

-DlSa1rcCaUlC WeatlicF lHIs'
oysters are now getting fat.
The fying horses have flown.
Dogs are getting too numerous IN
this town.
Mr.. C. NJ. Pankpy is erecting a
dwelling ncdr his residence.
Sweet potatoes arc selling at sew
cmy.fyc cents a buslIel here.
The ducks have made their APP
ncarance and the hunters arc happy.
The public school for this place
oooncd last Monday with about twen-
N.fve scholars.
"A fight frost Monday mornihg,
fine first of the season. 1t did not kill
the Gatcr vines"
We are indebted to Mrs. ID. Train
for a nice large bunch of ripe bana-
mas, which grew on her place in this
town.
The rain of Friday and Saturday
did a powerful sight OF good in laying
The dust and helping the sick III thus
place.
Don't take but II girl in the
buggy when you 90 out riding Sum
day. Three is Il crowd and two Is
company.
Mr.. Moses Seymour, the clever
and accommodating butgtfor for Lew
b& Roberts, has mpved,vptO the Por-
ter house on Pascagoula street.
Madam RUmor says the Odd
Fellows intend 10 erect Il 5000 hall
IA large portion of the money having
already been subscribed for the pur-
pose,
Postmaster ChIdScy has not as
yet completed his bond. lie says that
it will be perhaps January before he
Gets ready TO take charge of the post
office.
-"Doublc Possibilities will be the
subject Of Rev. e. N. a. Yonce's SER
mon in The Lutheran Church Sunday
morning at IL o'clock. Services at
lasragoula at night. All are invited.
by order of the State Board Of
Health all Quarantine restrictions have
becn removed from tins date. DR.. f.
f. Griffin, Quarantine Physician, is
now of OF duty and is 81 home at
Moss Point.
Acid Phosphate is the best of fer
tIizcrs. 1t answers the same purpose
as cotton seed and bone dust aud good
Tor fruit trees as well as vegetables,
Tor sale by Wilson Bros, Oh Pascagou-
Ia street.
Mr.. Il. A. Gregory, Jr., of Mobile,
was IN town the other day. lie has
bought a residence and Is living at
nome now. Ii may be tue that friend
gregory intends to join the army OF
Oenedicts, who knows?
--ltev. Father G.. A. Oliver left
Monday morning en- route for Balti-
more via Washington CITY, TO attend
inc Catholic Centennial to meet in
ua' city on the llth inst. lie will be
absent about two weeks.
Mr. j, W. Roberts was elected
member OF the Board of Supervisors
VI lhls Beat (3d) over V. Il. Macarthur
" 'S' majority, the largest majority
.'er received by any Other Democrat
= nominee for the same Office.
Mr.. Walter Girard, of Por;crs-
,''c' Ala, was here Saturday. lie is
having The L4urendine store repaint-
'" AUG put in order, preparatory to
spe'll'g soon with a general assort-
'o' socds suited to this market.
Dr. NJ. Moore showed us some
r"'niehs of human bones, pottery,
w. discovered by the workmen who
~ Juggling down an old she'll heap at
pD'er' Bem & Co.'S mill. Among
gu things found were numerous
n'n' deer and bird bones.
81 AR E. Wash viuet, representing
urn OF c. E. Sarrazin & Bro, New
, was circulating around here
1' Or so this week taking orders
u '0oacc', cigars, etc. "Wash" gave
peasant call aud we arc glad to
~ niln looking so well and that he is
himself again.
a recent visit to Mobile eonvinceS
Ofe han ever That the large Car
e buggy and Wagon house Of
,I,a Bloch, Of that city, is the
snS ,or the good people of Jackson
Va. JO''ihg counties 10 buy their
and Harness. at the lowest
aud The DEMocRAr-srAR cheer
bou.. 'eoommends this cnierrrising
70 th, public.