The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-26
The nights are cool.

The nights are cool.
The lenIent season is over.
Tile tiule tor i%'icnlcs drawett
neal.
-..Llghtsltower OF rain "Wednesday
night.
I'VE are glad to sec Mr.. J. Ira Fort
out again.
The persistent book agent was II
town this week.
-Clesn yaur hack yards and white
wash your fences.
1.-The work on the Hunter, Bonn
& Co. sawmill is progressing.
Rev. Ben Jones will preach Suh.
day at Zion, al ii am. and 1880 PIN.
The marriage at the Catholic
Church last Sunday was largely at
tended.
-.Snap beans on the market, and
some are being shipped North by our
gardeners.
--Rev. G. N. A. Yoncc will preach
in the Lutheran Church Sunday at ii
O'Clock, a. nj.
MIR. A. G.. Tebo, of New Orleans,
who owls property at Ocean Springs
gave US Il pleasant call Wednesday.
1--WE had a. call Yesterday from
Mr.. Lem G. bees, Of Lake Charles,
In. "Lcm" is Il RATHER, bat a clever
fellow.
The Jackson County Board of
Hctlth win declare quarantine
against foreign vessels about the first
of May.
There will be a special meeting OF
the Board of Supervisors of this coulI-
~, ON Monday, .the 9th day OF May.
SEQ notice. -jH
r-Thc Mayor and Aldermen and
town marshal are in a muddle. We
look for some rich developments soOI.
Let the fight go on.
t-GentS don't forget to call aud see
Casper's low quarters or sllpuncS be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, the ueatcst
shoe III Scranton for the money.
MIR. f. D.. Laarenaino, of I'orters.
vile, Ala, was IN town Tuesday
l"Oking much improved IA health.
Wc hope herITav be entirely restored
I o,good health again.
We deeply sympsthize with MI.
ami Mrs. Henry Gautier ia the death
of their infant soon, Henry Hall,
which sad event occurred at their
hQmc, In West ~Pascagoula, last Mon
day.:
s@MF, Martin T0rRbuiI, agent and
correspondent OF the New Orleans
Picdyuae, was at Moss Point this
week looking after the interests of
this live and interesting New Orleans
newspaper.
when you want TO buy anything
in'the feed, grocery, dry good, notion,
shoe or hat llne don't forget that Cas-
pcr's is The place to get the best value
for your money.
Mr.. Horace Huron, the elocution-
isl, entertained a crowd at the old
F~ireTtcn's Hall Wednesday, night.
Tho noisy Kids disturbed the audience
as wen as the eiocutionist. They act
ell aiag~reeefuIly.
-sNf y, M. Dunlap, formerly of
Ocean Springs but now of Meridian,
was here tuesday. Jimmy" reports
Merfdiaa on . Doom, because the
fences have becn lately whiiew ashed
In that new city.
1T you want 10 save money aud
have a hobby suit Of clothes buy it
from Dreaper q Burns, of Mobile,
through Frank Casper, Jr., who will
take your measure aud send on your
order. No shoddy goods handled by
this house.
The X. Of l., Scranton Assembly
No. i0,0sl, will give a grand ball on
qeir second anniversary in Gae Fire.
mems new hall, on Wednesday eve
ming, Nav l, 1889. Admission 50
cents, ladies free. Refreshments will
be served By ladies at reasonable
rates,
sam. d. Bloch, Mobile, Ala, still
leads al others ia the sale Of carriages,
"ugsles, harness. saddlery, etc. lie
carries tho largest stock OF vehicles.
embracing every grade aud style that
can be found in tile South. Ills prices
on everything are the lowest, anil It
Is no wonder he sells such a quantity
o goods. Scad your orders 10 Sam.
" Bloch, Mobile, Ala, aud Yon VIII
De pleased with srhaf ron bur