The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-07-26

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rho ruling question of the day
Isur it hol?'
-pecahcs are selling here al TWEEN
tv.Gvc cents a peck.
"A good shower q ram SUNDAY
-, Nondav. MoreEileedcd.
Mrs d. Train Is having store
o,s. buit near her residence.
-u,ynr's Court was in session
.,.o,,y much all day Saturday.
The candidates are out on duty
VOW saturday will tell the tale
No ice on Wednesday in town and
the red liquor was taken without H.
Zee has gone up and 50 has The
,bcrmom dcr-thc latter at 2 AZ gal'
YOU can get M. 7 square top
c,ok stove for rs, 50 and Sll at q. 1
Chulc's.
This is perhaps the hottest wealth
Or experienced in this c"Gnty '"i
many years.
Quick sales, low prices, and
prompt attention, is The motto OF W.
NJ. Canty.
Miss Emma Pankcy is visiting
her brother, Mr.. Chas. Pankry, at
] Pass Christian,
60 toG 4. Cute's aud take milk
shake, and you will feel better THIS
4 sultry weather.
Do not neglect 20 cast Your v"'e
4 in the primary election. Vote With
on, fear, favor or intimidation.
q. +. Chutu's, corner Fascagoula
4 stree, and Dclmas avenue, is the place
i /, ret Il cooliug drink. Go and try one.
Miss Martha Schultz has been
very sick for five weeks with fever,
bnt Is, we are glad to state, bnpfov-
ing.
w. Al Canty is constantly feceiv-
i ing new goods and selling them aS
i low, and we llli k L0acer than any one
in town.
Misses Hattie Alley and Mamie
Foster, two of ScrantOn's bright and
pretty young ladies, radiatcd Bl'oXi
last week.
Those WIN will have brc,lnc of
age by the time ct The election III Mo-
vember can vote ia the PRIMARY to-
HUrr,w.
Mrs Mobile N, Gee Smell, 0: Co.
lumbus, was on It visit 10 our town
last week. She llphurcd the DEMO
cRAT-STAR with Il cali.
The steamboat Hard Cash, FROM
Mobile, has been hauled out nc The
blanchard shipyarl, where She viii
undergo nccdrd repairs.
--Rev. O. -. Bowen, Of IIanlsboro,
was here Wednesday en- route for the
Baptist State Convention at West
Point, which met Yesterday.
-Rcmember thai tomorrow (Sat-
urday) is the day of the primary cleo
tion in thiscounty. Democrats, turn
out and do your duty. Vote carly.
The peach crop was never better
in this county than this wear. W'
are glad that our people are t1rnins
their attention more lo fruit growing
Mrs. Dir. Henry T. Cox, accoinp2
nied by her daughter, Miss Emily aus
two sons, Mr.. Walter aud Master
Harry, are visiting DR.. w. A. Cox
on Demas avenue.
The new assessment is II blessing
to the town man. lie values his prop
crty as before, while law runs th'
value Of country land up and tha
brings the assessment down.
Mr.. l.. l.. Cntlirsn, Of the Mobil
Item, gave us pleasant call on Mon
day. We we glad TO learn that til
ITEM was in healthy condition Fl
nancially. May il ever be thus.
We were misimfnrimcd In regar
TO the death of Snveran Budro'
<whom we stated in last weeks issu
had left this mundane sphere for on
we know not OF. Silveran says i
still lives and has his being.
We are told that the dance at NJ
VIM. Mausfleld's residence at Bayo
Casotle last Friday night for the bci
eft of some of the candidates 81
their respective friends passed. {
without a jar 10 mar its pleasur
The dance was kept up until the al
rora Of morning was just bcginml
TO illuminate the land scape.
An excursion of about 400 colo
ed persons came 10 this place fro
Mobile, Monday, aud were met
about 300 from Moss Point, Passage
Ia and this place. They were We
orderly aud passed the day danci'
and other amusemcnls.
We lender our thanks 10 Mr.. J.
dickson at Sionewall, Miss, for b
OF fine, ripe peaches. The peach
were from the orchard OF Mr.. Jas.
Stewart. Sionewall can beat al
place in Harrison for peaches.