The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-11-22
Local Notices 10 Gents a Line for Each Insertion.

Monday was the coolest day
the season.
Shipments of fish have been quiI
lively tins week.
"A new lighter in on the ways 9
Capt. G. I. Irving's shipyard.
-Messrs. Gerard II Richardso
have a "%yallcr' delivery wagon.
Joe Fortncr, (col.) paupcr, died /
the county poor-house Tuesday night
If you want to save money go Il
Alcck Krcbs'. His goods are fresh
The Pasragoula Gun Club team
ale out IN the woods this week on
their annual hunt.
Two very pretty boats are on The
ways at Fosters boat-ylrd, and arc
about ready for the water.
Millinery goods and everything
that ladies nced, may be found at Mrs
j. Barrus' new millinery store.
On Sunday afternoon Rev. ID. o.
Hyers, PRESBYTERIAN, preached in Al
ley's Hall to a fair congregation.
Mr., Frank II. Lewis, II sheriff,
fout this week with the PascagonIa
Gun Club teams on the annual hunt.
Mr.. John Fletcher, Of Vancleavc,
has gone to Lexington, Miss, to at
lend the Normal School at ii place
Mr.. II. +. Everitl is hatying a
front gallery built to his residence,
Mr. James Reed, architect and build,
or.
The advance guard of the great
army Of robins appeared two weeks
ago and the main body is not far be-
hind.
-hrcbS' just received It fac liae of
green aud dried fruits, dates, cracked
wheat, etc. Goods delivered free.
MIR, %Swancotc, who is travelling
IN the interest of the New York I
~tA@chmaa, was IN town last week
lOoNing mp subscribers.
-Rcv, c. N. A. Youce will preach
IN the Lutheran Church Sunday at IL
O'Clock, a. ~. Subject: "Rejoice."
preaching at Pascagoula at night.
Mr.. J, F. Casey, manager for
Messrs. Hunter, Bonn 81 Co.'S mill,
informs us that they are cutting a
Dill oflumbcr for Africa this week.
We saw a school. marin thrashing
some boys for cigarette smoking The
other day. The medicine came too
late, as this vile habit has a firm hold
on the rising generation in Scranton.
Two new saw mills and sixteen
new houses have been completed in
scranton in the last three months. In
'nls number four new stores are in
clujed.
Mr.. f. P. Scarclif has moveL his
family and effects out to the Cham
perrin farm on BAYOU Casotte. Mr..
" l. Chute is now occupying his
store and dwelling.
-lfanybody will imagine the mills
nave all stopped let him listen at the
Whistles which blow along the river
from 4 TO 6 o'clock, a. in. 4, and he will
cnange his opinion.
"A cold rain set in on Saturday
mornlpg aud The day gas unusually
uislnai. During the nfght the wind
,"'''ea TO the North and Sunday
"Or'lng was quite cold.
Kid Gloves, trimmings of ALI
A''as' aud a fun line of Fancy Goods !
u'ay now be found at Mr.. E. Barrus' ]
new millinery store. I
new steam tug is being built at !
A CN"S slipyard for Messrs. I.
a. Ooulson, WIN. Daily and Ed. Nor !
a. Moss Point. She is a beautiful
daisy. pe'c" wiz DC a
Let rs have good, firm. solid
on city fathers. A little AT !
A"o That little well done IS better )
a'. ~'pread-eagle talk and half = doz. :
""e" II Is not a
~. sailors wishing to while away The y
ashore should 20 to The Sea. :
ny Bethel reading rooms. where :
a.. "'' md a cordial welcome and !
supply Of magazines and news.
'apers 10 read. e
y, health Of our city is now an !,
\ t.S. Ouia be desired. The few cases !
iula 'nis ian are ali over and bv air
more semsnt we need have no n
,oor = Winter Is the time to 40 a.