The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-02-14

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To-day is St. Valentines Day.
rncy say that we have a
|n.hc-talkcr" in town.
CL.ucerv Court will convene
hare next Monday.
...CanIy street has been extended a
little.
-C,mbrics yclvotccns and Masks
!, all coiors at c. Nelson's,
Marshal Vaucleave is having our
..oo,. worked, which was needed.
All winter stock in Millinery
co.Js 10 be sold out at cost at
G. nelson's.
C,u. Thos. S. Ford, Of Columbia,
IN TOWN Saturday. lie is attend
i,s Cnanccry Court in Harrison
conpty this week.
Mr., J. Ira Ford is attending
n,uccry Court in Harrison county
this week,
Preaching at the Methodist
Cburch Sunday morning and at Pas
c%agouIa at night.
a mccliug of the pastors OF the
JFremt churches of Scranton is call
a. at the Methodist Church for next
Monday uight
Mrs. W. f. A. Parker went 10
New Orleans Sunday to remain two
weeks.
Rev. 0. D. Bowen will preach in
Nlcv's Hall Sunday night al 7'l5
o'clock.
New is the time TO clean up. Let
Sanitary Ulcer Vllnleayc see TO this
work at once.
DR.. W. A. Cox slaughtered d
white Chester pig Monday that weigh
led 1872 pounds.
Rev. Father G. A. Oliver left IA
few days ara to visit his mother at
West Point, Miss.
Mrs. JAS. Etwrcnce and three
children, Of Mobile, ire spending Il
few DAYS at Mr.. S. r. Walkers, on
Pascagoula street.
Mr.. Duncan Minor, of Ocean
Springs, dropped in Wednesday and
deposited some shiny dollars in II
safe for the benefit ct the DEMnCRAT-
STAR family. Come again, Duncan,
Mrs. j. w. Roberts has returned
home, As soon as she ran get her
business arranged she viii return to
her relatives ia Alabama.
Mr., Martin Turnbull, Of Pasca-
goOla, and his mnthcr-in-law left for
New Orleans Monday and win remain
there some time.
Mr., r. A. Vauclravc, Of Ocean
Springs, the best Timber Agent the
Federal Government ever had, gave
Us pleasant call Wednesday.
Mr.. NJ, II. Brnades requests us To
state that lac and his SOL were not ar
rested 10y the sheriff, but that they
ramc in town the mnrning after the
accidental shouting aud surrendered
Capt. G. Buskin bought the Del
ao place at Ia,cagoula last Friday
at Trustees Sale for "a 1000 cash.
The Scamcn's Bethel is closed,
and the Watson family will move bag
and baggage back To New Orleans in
a few days.
Mrs. Alex Krchs, Catholic, is or
gauist at the Methodist Church. Mrs.
krebs is a fine yoralist and musician.
lilo, for New Orleans for Mardi
GraS aud S%angerfost. Round trip
tickets from Scranton 81, good until
The 22d int.
-Our clever station agent, Mr.. Geo.
D. santa Cruz, is off on a bear hunt
THIS week. Mr.. John +. Mathews is
al The depot discharging the duties
promptly in Mr.. Santa Cruz's absence.
SCRANTON CHATLUQUA CIRCLE.
On the evening Of February 10Th
some OF u citizens assembled at the
residence Of DIR. WIN. A Cox for the
purpose of organizing a Chatauqua
Literary Circle. The orcpjzalion
was completed 10y the election of Prof.
y N A. HOncc as President, Capt. e.
l. Irving as Vice-President aud Miss
l. I. Rosenthal as Secretary and
Treasurer.
Ihe following programme was
'greed on for noxt Tuesday night:
Orltic--Mr. J. Ira Ford.
l. RESPOND 20 roll call by quota
"ons from nIneieenih century authors.
Brief History Of The Chatauqua
-ProL G. y. A. Yonce.
Vocal SOlO-Miss Emma Rosen-
thai.
Essay-Capt Irving.
Instrumental s~olo-NIiss Kate
80 Table talk uimit 10 five minuies.)
0%uDJecl: Flowers.
iiiends Of Mr.. VIM. X. Meade
'e announced him as a candidate
,of Supervisor Of this beat Mr..
-e.le Is emincnily qualified Tor the