The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-03-22
Spring fcvers.

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Our saw. mills are all running.
The schrimp season is at hand.
business is dull in court circles
kllis week.
Prof. l.. McIIeynolds visited Mo-
bile this week.
Mr.. Robert Hunter, of Mobile,
WAS here Monday.
Refreshing shower Sunday night.
Ihc gardens were benefited.
The lightning rod man and the
book agent was in town this week.
Who wants to be County Super
intendcnt of Education OF this county ?
Mrs. DIR. w. A. Cox and son
Henry, visited relatives in Mobile this
week.
About 500 pounds of old type
metal for sale at the DEMocRAT-STAR
office.
-Croquet playing is becoming the
"great game" to pass away time in
Scranton.
Last Sunday was st. Patrick's
day, but no unusual demonstration OH
account OF II here:
We have Il William Henry %IIarri-
son in Scranton, and we expect he will
get Il fat Office If he will accept it.
Nv. NJ. CantY has just received
direct from Cincinnati, ladies fin"
flexible shoes.
The limc-kiln, u Of the old land
Inarks on the river front has been torn
blown.
Scranton has one hotel aud ten
boarding houses, all of which are well
patrenized.
Nv. NJ, CAVITY has just received
direct from Cincinnati aud st. Louis
Il fresh stock of hnc ladies' and gents
shoes.
Kite flying is enjoyed ROW by the
Scranton small boys. Marbles will
be the mex thing.
Subscribe for and read the DEMO-
.CRAT-STAR aud you will know when
the poll Tax is Que.
IF you want a neat pair of shoes
or a hnc hat you can certainly find
them at W. II. Caniy's.
mfr. II. A. Gregory, Jr., of Mobile,
was in town yesterday looking after
his lumber business.
Just ~recolscd by w. NJ. Canty, a
fine LOT of hssAs pants, well assorted
in quality and price.
The regular spring term of the
Circuit Court for this county con-
vencs here on Monday, June 10th.
Ladies, look ont for w. NJ. Can
tvs spring stock of dry goods and
notions, which will be open next week.
Mr.. Tom Franco, Of Ocean
Springs, is nov employed at Capt. S.
II. ThOmpson's saloon as mlxologist.
Clear receipts Of the recent con-
cert for the benefit of the Catholic
Church were $67.S0. Thanks to friends
aud patrons. G. A. OLIVER, Pastor.
Mr.. James McFaul is tho happicsi
man in the old town of P~ascagoula.
A little boy arrived at his house Mon
day. He has come to stay.
Mr.. +. p. Scarclif Is c%ultiyatIug
the Chamberlain place this sPrihg.
1t is said somebody is TO reopen his
store soon.
You can buy of w. NJ. Canty
anything in the line Of groceries, dry
goods, notions, feed or hardware, VIC
believe, cheaper than anywhere else in
town.
L. Z. Walters, formerly e,litor Of
the Times, at Beemer, Nebraska. is in
Scranton on a health expedition. He
is The guest Of Judge Delmas aud
Mr.. duncan Minor, Of Ocean
Springs, gave us a pleasant call We'd
nesday. he reports his town on the
upward grade Of prosperity.
1t is hard that some Of orr poll
payers have { pay s425. But il
The law Of The State, and the off,
are simply doing their duty by
Enforcing II.
-Som= OF the young genilemen aud
ladies OF this place walk out on the
beautiful PascagOnla Sunday evenings
sliculder Inside Of shoulder. That Is
4 new wrinkle just introduced here.
II must be % Hioe, that ls iftbo couple
srs engaged, u