The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-10-18

In mcn's clothing, shoes, hats, knee
pants, Jumpers, overall's, underwear,
rubber bouts, at Marks Bargain Store,
s and 10 Dauphin street, Mobile, Ala.
Mr., l.. Z. DcJcan has moved into
The Maybury house on the P~ascagoula
river. W. are sorry 10 hear that his
broken leg is not dong well.
Miss Emma Rosenthal has return
cd from a TWO months visit to her old
home at Grand Rapids, Mich. She
had a very pleasant visit aud is look
ing well.
1t is not far distant when Circuit
Court nvcne here for jackson
county. About that time some of our
yauug mcn will make it convenient to
90 bunting.
Mr.. Martin Turnbull and bride
have returned home from New Or
leans looking as happy as a loving
couple can possibly be.
Mr.. John Scsnor, of Morgan City
La, was here this week visiting
Mrs. ID. Train. lie was highly de-
llghtcd with II town.
Xr rs. q. W. 0Conncll, OF Pasca-
seula, visited New5O rlesnsihis week.
We are Glad 10 see Mrs. O'Connrll
looking so well after her visit to Heal
Ing Springs, Ala.
Mobile ITEM: Mr.. Jesse II. Jackson,
of Orange Grove, Miss, cainc 10 Mo-
bile this week aud pun chased stock
for his mercantile establishment at
that place.
The Election Commissioners for
this county will meet at the Court
house on Thursday, The 24lh inst. to
arrange for the November election.
Hunting aud fishing are the two
chief sports OF the season just now.
Every day numbers OF sporIsmcn and
fishermen can be seen travelling to and
fro in search of game aud fish.
Mrs. Sophia Weikcl died Monday
last at the residence Of Mr.. NJ. V. Il.
Carey, aged "a years. She leaves five
grown daughters and a large circle of
relatives TO mourn her death.
Bob Reese, (colorel) who lid not
get the postoficc here, is moi pleased
because a pal, faced Republican beat
him. White Republicans TO the front
for office aud the niss have to take a
back scati
Mobile Register Mr.. Al. krcbs,
of Bessemer, Ala, was in the city Fri
day, visiting relatives and attending
to business.
Don't forget that w. NJ. CAVITY
will sell you anything the line of feed,
groceries, dry goods or shucs lower
than any one IN town.
Mr.. L. A. Krebs, merchant, on
PaScagoula street, was made very
happy Sunday BY the arrival Of a
new sou at his house. The yOungstcr
las come to stay.
There win be a meeting Of ciIi-
zens at the Courthouse here this Fri
day) evening al Z 80 O'Clock, for the
of organizing a Building aud
Loan Association. Business mon of
Moss Point and Pascsgoula who feel
an interest in the sdIjeet arc invited
to attend. Announced by request.
The new steam tug Arlington,
which has been rebuilt by Mr.. Jas. ].
Friar, was launched last week aud
She is now ready aud waiting for her
boiler an6 machinery. which are look
ed for the coming week.
...Capt. Candy, who has lately be-
COME a citizen Of our place, Is having
1 tas boat built a. Bhuehsrl's ship
yard. The Captain himself y The
architect, aud # beauty Of mould goes
for anything she viii be a daisy.
The sicam iron tug Leo Is hauled
,ut at Frentz's shipyard. aud shaking
advantage Of the low water aud dnh
business 20 undergo repairs. II Is
surphang 10 see the number OF iin-
provcments that Mr.. Freniz i making
his yard. Lasi Monday lac drew out
! good sizcsi schaOucr IN ~ mln-
TO- will Lis new slcam arranecmcni.