The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-12-05

~ Leaves Mobile at 2:lO p, M AT
-;nos ,t Scranton at 3:25 p. m. Arrives
at New Orleans at 1870 p. nj:
". II. B~RAsELToN. Station ASt'
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Court will probably adjourn this
evening.
-Chri.tmas comes on Thursday
this year.
q. II. Alley has fine dashboard
lamps for 80 cents.
Chickens and eggs are scarce aud
very high in this market.
Alcch. Krchs keeps fresh groceries
and sells every thing cheap.
Purchase your winters supply OF
coal now. Coal is going up,
C. Flanagan & Son are making a
drive ON all kinds OF feed.
The cannon ball tosSGr and dumb
bell swingcr only made a short stay.
Oysters were late iattening this
year, but they are now in splendid
condition.
Madam Rumor says that there are
10 be some moro marriages about
Christmas.
sir. Eugene Gautier aud his far
bride lett for West Pascagoula last
Friday evening.
--Miuce meat, %cltr0u, pruncs, cur
rants, evaporSted apples, pig feet
jus ~ceiveg at Nix's.
Col. Jas. II. McIsac, of Bluff
Greek, was in town Monday looking
in splendid condition,
For good butter, cheese, mace and
choice line canned goods, gclatinc, go
10 Alccl. Krchs.
The Board of Supervisors meet
next Monday in regular session for
the TRANSACTION of general business.
Deputy Sheriff G. y. Moore left
Chicago Wednesday night. lie goes
after a man wanted here for jumping
his bond.
Some of our country patrons
dropped in and left a few silver dol
lars in the safe of the DEN0CRAT-STAR
office. Thanks.
Mr.. ard Mrs. G. Nelson are In New
Orleans now selecting their stock of
goods for The holidays trade.
Christmas turkeys arc passing
through by the carload every day, on
their way to New Orleans. Our car
hasn't come yet.
Toys, fire works, dolls, wagons,
and other Christmas goods at Chas.
W. Walkers, Pascag oula street.
The teachers are preparing TO
have d Christmas tree at the Methn-
dist Church for the children of the
Sabbath School.
There is a larger crowd in atten-
dance on court this week than usual,
although there ia not much business
for trial at this term.
Mr.. WIN. Carlton, detective from
New Orleans. has been in town sew
eral days. Carlton is a hustler, and
his work generally naterializcs.
Just received from Landrcth'''
Philadelphia, an of assortment garden
seeds; white and red onion sets, at
"Alech. Krehs' Cheap Cash Corner."
Mr.. James II. Rolls has quit the
railroad service aud is now putting on
the 5":shihg touches TO his new house,
whef he viii move tn Ia a few days.
Our CHRISTMAS turkey, we hope,
Is getting IN good condition for
slaughter. aud that he will be henAcd
III ON time for our Christmas dinner.
DR.. Stewart. dentist, will be In
Scranton, Saturday, December 9th, TO
remain until Saturday December 18Th,
only, when he will return TO Green
vile.
Lawrence Tsgert fell last Tuesday
from the second story Of the Odd Fell
lows building. lie received eonsid-
cradle Injury, but nothing serious.
Ills escape was a miracle.
DIR. q. g. Everitt aud wife, Of
Newton, arrived Tuesday IN town,
aud will spend the winter with their
SOU Mr.. II. D. Evcriti, ON Pascagoula
street.
Miss Bette Blake, who is attend
Tag The ~ShuquaIak Female institute,
spehi Thanksgiving Day al home. "a
the delight Of her family aud many
friends. Miss Bette will not he 81
home again until She 27ih Of next
Nay when she viii graduate and re.
turn home 10 STAY.