The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-11-07

Heavy white frost Tuesday morn
ing.
improvements still going on in
Scranton.
An kind Of school hooks on hand
ate. Nelson's.
Mrs. S. r. Walker has gone to
Meridian for a few days.
Peach and Apple Butter and
Fresh Pigs Feet at W. NJ. Canty'S.
Another large stock of Dry Goods
inst received at G. Nelson's.
Mrs. DR.. NJ. Moore left last Satur-
day for New Orleans, her future
home.
M. Moses Seymour has moved
into his house recently purchased on
Delmas avenue.
Hon. II. G. Haveus, of Vanclcavc,
was in town Monday and called at
the DEMoCRAT-STAR office.
ladies. if you need a nice Wrap,
Cloak or Walking Jacket call at e..
Nelson's.
Pride of the South. Grand Bay
made syruE sale by Gerard y Cox
1t beats them all. Fifty cents per
gallon
The quarantine which has been
on since last May, was by order of
the Board of Health, raised last Sat
nrday, Nov. Isl.
i-HcV, ID. 0. -Bycrs will preach in
The Methodist Church next Sunday
night at 6 $50 o'clock. All arc cordial
ly invited.
Mr.. Chas. Bnstcr, Of I'ascagnula,
has been IN New Orleans for some
days. 1t always takes Charley a
good while To- see all his Fl lends when
in the city.
Rev. C. W. Carter, d. D., Of Now
Orleans, preached a most excellent
gospel sermon in tho Methodist
Church Sunday at IL O'Clock, to a
large congregation for Scranton.
Capt. Il. +. Jones (SawmilD was
a caller at the DEMOCRAT-STAR office
Saturday while we were absent. We
regret we did not have the pleasure
Of meeting our old aud valued friend.
On last Saturday, Steve q. Cole,
assignee, sold the contents of S. A..
Dutch's baIrOOm at Pascagoula. The
goods brought about 1866, Il little over
half of cost price.
The McQuislon property public
sale was a failure again Monday.
DULY 1901 was bid and the commIs-
missioner declared the sale off. The
property is well worth $4,000 or
$1,000
REV. Inman W. Cooper, Prcsid-
Ing Elder Of this district, preached
Sunday night in the Methodist
Church to a large and spprccialive
congregation. His Sermon was good,
'he delivery splendid.
Mr.. Henry A. Parks, of Mobile,
was IN Scranton Monday aud was a
pleasant caller at tho DEMocRAT-SrAR
once. Mr.. Parks may return this
Wlaier with Colossal minstrel COM
oihe'" lie is show handler.
-Messrs. Greimer e. SOderstrOm's
Jug boa' that has been on tho ways
"Serauton for soine time, will be,
~hen finished, a new boat, and will
axe The new name Of Morning Star.
one will be ready in about six weeks.
The officers aud members of
scranton Lodge, No. 40, L. o. o. Il, are
'eqpeSed to attend our next regular
aeoung' as business Of importance to
0e a'lended TO. W. j. E. GERARD.
Secretary.
ME Wash Vinet, the Chinaman
sha The ~irrcpressible drummer of the
S'ulh' vas in town Monday doing q
ana Office business for his iir,n,
oessr'' e. E. Sarraziu & Bro, New
C'eans' lie sells the King Bee To-
'ooo like hot cakes, aud the best
cigars made.
MI Hartie &. Herring, formerly
Noes Point, but now Of Beaumont,
aa' h on a visit 10 his old home,
% Monday paid his respects to
DENOcRAr- STAR Office. Hariie is
A'nE In splendid health and seems
Gaul and happy. Tie i visiting
plaoe, and ere many moons he
return to the Lone Star State
'"h'Jat prospects