The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-19
Next Sunday is Easter.

"a GEO j. CANIA Nft1Li oV""'D ~
Next Sunday is Easter.
To-day is Good Friday.
..-straw bcrries are beng sold on ON
streets.
Straw hats at Canty's from 5 cents
to 80 90.
The LutI,erans haye organized 3
Sunday school.
Ice for sale by L. +, & c. II Del
mas near the depot.
DIR. A. j. Whitfield, of Ocean
Springs, WAS here Sunday.
Those silk alpaca coats and vests
have arrived at w. NJ. Canty'S.
Miss Laura Pierce left Saturday
for Isostuu 10 rcmain some TIME.
Mr.. j. Ira Ford Is confined to his
bed with fever, but is improving.
The children are getting thciI
colored eggs ready for Easter Sunday.
--Chidscy's is headquarters for mu'
Sic, stationery, drugs Of every variety.
Mr.. John Coggins is building an
other cottage ON Telephone road foi
let4t-
Mr.. LNvert Clark, of Mobile, was
in town yesterday hooking ia his usual
robust health.
-ltey. Ben Jones will preach in tiic
A Methodist Church at IL o'clock, a. IN.
and at Z 80 p.m.
Il have just opcWcd my stock of
straw hats aud it you want TO save
money call al Casl"r's.
Deputy u. S. Marshal Charles F.
Watkins, of Mississippi City, was here
Monday on official business.
"A large secondhand Ice Box, in
good condition, for sale cheap. APP
ply at DEMocRAr-STAE office,
We had quite a severe rain Satur-
day nigItt aud Monday aud Tuesday
the weather was Il little hracing.
-Capt. Joseph A. Favro, &c the
Poitevent &c Favre Lumber Co. o:
Pennington, was in town SATURDAY..
SADDLE FOXY FOR SALE.--A Young,
gentle saddlc pony is offered for sale
cheap al the DEMoCRAT-STAR office.
Mr.. Frank II. Lewis aud wife
were in New Orleans Yesterday 10 at
tend the marriage of DR.. Ed. r. Bragg.
Rev. c. n. a. Yonce viii preach
in The Lutheran Church Sunday at
IL am , and al E>oalawpa at 30 pm.
Another ,lsove OF wild mustang
ponies in tOwr. The drug stores will
sell plenty of wastang iinimcnt now.
Miss Ida Sand", of ~Lynchburg,
Texas, a prepOssessing Young lady, Is
visiting Misses Anna aud Emma
Frentz.
Irving aud Charles II. Delmas are
Ovcrhauling their ice house prcpara-
tory to carrying on the ice business
this season.
Now bows, don't let Easter Sun
day pass without 4 nice straw hal, and
be sure you sec w. NJ. Canty's stock
before buying it.
The Tree peddlcr Is once more on
his vernal rounds with his picture
stmples OF fruit twice as large as life
and abnormally colored.
Mr.. G.. Nelson AID wife aud
daughter, Miss Nelsena, aud Miss
Martha Schultz were visitors 20 the
Crescent City last week.
Mr.. Willie George and Miss Ellen
Coggins will he united in tho holy
bands of wcdlock at the Catholic
church next Sunday at 5 p M.
Some 1T our citizens were not
awakened by the alarm of fire last
Sunday night, and knew nothing OF
the calamity until the next morning.
Don't wait too long to order YOUR
self u Of those nObby suits from
Frank Casper, Jr, quality Of goods
guaranteed, and prices lower than the
lowest.
-Bilozi Herald: Mrs, NJ. L. Pol,
OF Scranton, accompanied by her
charming daughter. Miss Mamir, WIS
ited Mrs. Stilphen and other Biloxi
friends lasi week.
While ringing the Gre bell last SUI
day night Il broke hose from its fast.
ehing and Tell with such force as e
break through tho flooring Fprtu-
hately no Une was %injurcd thereby.
Mr.. James n. Burroughs, ha-k
man, has serured a comfortable Carl
age and a genile team, and Is therefor,
prepared 10 convey passengers whcr,
eve they wish to 20. lie meets Al
DAY trains al Scranton.