The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-12-13
lr,I Notices. 10 Cents a Line for Each Insertion

The weather is unusually warm.
The trains were loaded with mi
,ary companies on Wednesday.
The grand jury has adjourhc
and the boy, can now come home.
--Cigarsand Tobacco, the Finesisn
ro.t ot CHD.EY's DRUG STORE.
The DEMncRAT-SrAR Office wa
drained in mourning on Wednesday.
Mr.. +. NJ. Appcrson has sold hi
Mace for $50, That was a grca
bargain.
Hunting parties are numcrou
and sometimes the Lords day is bro
ken by them.
The front door of the Cour
House was drapcd appropriately OF
Wednesday.
The cost of feeding the prisoner
confncd in the county Jail Cor the pas
six months amounted to $6j2,20.
Sky Il 'ckets, Roman Candles, ant
all kinds of best Fireworks, cheap al
S. II, THoMpsoN's.
-Thc machinery for The new plan.
crof Hunter, Bcnu & Co., has arrived
two days ago, and will speedily be put
to running.
-Iicv. Ben Jones VIII preach in
the Methodist Church Sunday al III a.
M, and at Pascagoula at night. All
are invited.
--Mrs. p. X. Mayors. Rev. ID. o.
Byers, and many other prominent per
suns altrudcd Mr.. Davis ob,eqtics in
New Orleans,
Mr.. f. Z. Scarclif has sol his
Store aud dwelling on The corner ct
Drma, Avenue aud Pascagoula street
DG. 4 Chute Tor ~, j0).
Cheapest and best Candies in
tc~wn--Applcs, Pigs fret, SanSage'
&C., al ). II. TnoNPSoNS.
MI. Ernest Dcsporte, OF Biloxi,
representing The firm Of f. llollandcr,
Il Co, of New Orleans, was in town
on Wednesday.
Mr.. J.F. Casey,managcr for Hun
ter, Bcm 81 Co, has been over in
Louisiana buying machinery for their
new planning mill.
Rev. q. d. Bowen will preach in
the oll Fircmen's Hall Saturday
night al 7.30. All are cordially in
yiled to attend.
We notice with unfcigned thank
tulncss the departure of Infdel Turk
and his hungry bear. lie was unanI-
mously requested to go.
Not a single reference was made
to Mr.. Davis death in the Scranton
rulpits last Sunday, but the contribu-
ton box went round as usual.
The tug Leo wss launched on
Tuesday, fully unprecedented al
most rebuill--at Frentz IS shipyard.
The job il quite a credit To our town,
Mr.. Foran Seal, the efficient and
popular sheriff of Harrison county was
III Scranton Saturday aud he received
aWarm welcome by his old friends
aud acquaiuicnces.
Fe'"r Blanchard, the owner Of the
largest shipyard, suspended
WORK on Wednesday out Of
respect TO Mr.. Davis. This gentle
mans heart is in the right place.
Mr.. Marion Long, of Appalachi-
u'ai Fla, aud who was here for some
u0e last spring aud summer on the.
u'elge boat Chambcrlin, was here for,
Nveral days last week mngling with
Old friends.
MRS Barrus was one Of the few
""O rlosed their stores in honor Of the
occasion. Ladies, when you want 10
millinery, remember that Mrs.
"''Fus respected Ia. memory Of the.
great NississIppian.
The Board of Supervisors will
next Monday in regular session.,
"sh'eh meeting the expense incur.
y by The Circuit Court will be allow
'aa also all other business that.
-! pTuperly como before that bodv'
VIII be disposed Of.
Mrs J. F. Bourges, formerly OF
F''ee' but WIN has tried Chaita-I
s''E'' TeHn, Lynchburr. Va. and
A"'onio, Texas. has returned 10
ron' and says there Is no better
'e 10 he fuund. She will oeeupv Inc.
Iowa. "e 'lFefi oeio"