The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-08-07
-Ruttcr on ice at j.. w. COx's.
Il. Y. Morgan sells shinlges.
Refreshing rain Wednesday morn

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pair the section house.
Miss E,lna Bosargc made Il short
visit to Bi6,yi this week.
Miss lula IIipler, of Mobile, is
visiting the Misses Alley.
Mrs. II. f. Richardson is visiting
IN Portersville this week.
A fine line Of stoves at w. j. E.
Gerard's from $6. so to $40.
Miss Adele Nix. of Whistler, Ala,
is visiting relatives in town.
IF you want something no one
else has got, call on G. II. Alley.
60 to- .J~acoh.on & Nelson's for
your ice. "Pure or, Stall
MIR. John O'Donolue and family,
of Algicrs, La, are visiting relatives
here.
If YOU want Groceries and Feed
a, rock bottom prices give j.. W. Cox
a call.
When o want cypress lumber,
rough or dressed go TO q. I. Irvnng's
mills.
Fresh Groceries. Feed and Dry
Goods just received at krebs'. All at
bottom prices.
-Rev. j. W. Harmon will preach
IN the Methodist Church Sunday
next at 7 40 p. N.
Mrs. Harry A, Dorr, of Pcnsaco-
II, is visiting her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. S. II. Thompson.
The Board of Supervisors made
quite extensive corrections in The real
estate assessments this week. q
Mr.. Frel y. McCarty, of Mobile,
Is now a resident Of II town. He is
clerking for w. J.. L. Gerard.
MIR. J. a. Courtad dc, of New Or
leans, visited our town one day last
week, the gtaest OF Mrs. ID. Train.
Rev. ID. o. Dycrs will preach in
the Methodist Churcl, next Sunday AT
4p. M. All cordially invited to at
tend.
MIR. James +. Turnbull, ct New
Orleans, is spending a two weeks re-
creation with his fathers family at
Pascagoula.
Mobile Daily News, August 4th:
Messrs, G.. r. irving and III. IL. Ever
in. of Scranton, Miss, are registered
at tile Royal.
-Rey. G. J. Brodcrs will preach
his inaugural sermon in the Luther
an Church at 10 80 a. m. next Sunday.
All are Invited.
The Mayor OF Pass Christian
played first base in The match game
of ball here last Sunday. Quite a dig
nifcd position for a Mayor to hold.
u. A. Miller has the best selection
of groceries, tobaccos, cigars aud no.
tions In the to Tn. Ice cream soda
water and all fruit in season. Meals
served at all hours. Reasonable pri-
ces and cleanliness guaranteed.
The Right Honorable Lord Mayor
Matthew informs us that Scranton
court circles are dcstressingly quiet,
and everybody is attending to his
business and expects lile Mayor to do
the same.
"A little son Of Mr.. Tom Stiglets,
while in bathing last Sunday morn
Ing, had tho misfortune TO get badly
hurt. In climbing to the top of piling
his hold gave way and in his fall he
struck a snag. We hope he yin he
"a right soon.
The musicale TO bs'eiven in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church, for the benefit
oil the same, by the local musicians of
Scranton and Moss Point, assisted by
two fine performers from Mobile,
VIII take place on the 11th inst. Some
good music may Ue expected. All arc
cordially invited.
The name Of Mr.. L. Morlet was
accidentally omitted from the list of
gentlemen appointed to cooperate
With the ladies in the work OF raising
money TO build tie public school
mouse, as published ia our local col
nmns last week.
-isev. G. J. Droders was ordained
rs-Vof ct the Scranton Lutheran
~hurcii by Rev. ). G. wegener. Of
we" orleans, on last Sunday morn
"g atlO:30 o'clock. The church was
'ean'ifnlly decorated with flowers
a"d evcrgreens. and the interesting
w''non preached Ly the Rev. Mr..
'ssener was listened to at~tcntIvely
large congregation. !