The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-04-24

-MISo i
this week
Mrs. DR.. W. A Cox was in Mo
bile Monday
p,,yK DEEDS for sale at thu
psnocnAr-srAR office
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. b. Carey visi
,ed New Orleans this week.
ur T.. J. Jane was in New Or
,o.ns Saturday on important business
por real choice canned goods and
sno ,obaccos 90 to G. Flanagan q
Sons.
-CU. Delma. has sawed and sha'
vol shingles, fence posts anu hrt
brick for sale.
r Ice Cream and Soda Water
90 j.. A. Millcr's new restaurant
at Ahern's old stand.
Last Monday was rather a blue
day, though there were some drnnkSi
INIT no fights or arrests.
About the Goth of next month
there will be a iwimng of orange
blossoms IN Scranton.
just received a lot Of pure sperm
sewing machine oil at watchmaker's,
at Coy's Drug Store.
Col. Jas. b. McRSr, of Bluff
Greek, was in town Saturday, looking
IN his usual good health.
Mr., NJ. V. B. Carey has just re-
turned from New Orleans, where he
has been looking up bargains.
Mr.. Charles Bragg, of Mobile,
was here Sunday on a sad misslon-
to attend the funeral of his father.
The members of Scranton Lodge,
No. 4j, are requested to meet at their
hall on Sunday evening at $3.50
o'clock,
Rev. d. O. nyers will preach at
Scranton, in the Methodist Church,
next Sabbath at A p. nj. All are cor
daily Invited.
While Clerk Denny is away reg
i.tering the voters of the county, Mr..
Frank II. Lewis will attend TO the
calls of the Clerks Office.
DIR. G. G.. Evciitt and wife left
for their home in Newton,
after spending several months with
relatives on the Gulf Coast.
Mr.. j. A. Miller has fitted up the
bid building formerly occupied by
Ahcru, aud has opened up a first
lass restaurant. Giyr HIM a call.
Mr.. Geo. L. Thatcher and family,
nd his mother-in-iaw, Mrs. Prouty,
Who have been spending sometime IN
scranton, left for Chicago Thursday.
DIR. j. j. Harry, of IIandsboro,
was in town last Sunday. lie came
o attend the funeral of his old pre-
,eptor in medicine, DIR. w. ID. bragg.
The officers and members of
Lodge, No. As, will meet at
The their hall on Monday at IL 80, in
TO meet the brethren from Mo-
bile.
Mrs. S. L. Perkins, Of Mobile, is
on 4 visit to her son-in-law, Mr.. J. +.
Eaptistc, at Pascagoula. She brought
her little granddaughter Zelda with
her 10 take a look at her father and
mother.
The Superintendent of Education
was holding an examination OF teach
es 10 teach in the public schools OF
the county last Friday and Saturday.
As usual, the applicants + generally
females.
"A negro baymcn in the employ
OF Stevcdore Bradford, came into
town last Friday with an arm broken
from being caught by a piece of tim
Ocr. His wounds were dressed by
Dr. c. S. Stewart.
CLERK W. NJ. Denny is now on his
rounds registering the qualified voters
under the new Constitution. 1t is TO
% hoped that the people generally
VIII be prompt in meeting him at his
Inherent appointments. Cousty
treasurer Stewart is accompanying
Hiin on his rounds. We suppose he
merely goes among the people to tell
mem that he is keeping their money
all safe.
-one day last week a darkey rush
" INTO DIR. w. Saucier's dental Office,
opposite Catholic Church, and want
tooth extracted: "Open your
aOulh' Sambo. There. there, ihal1l
W. 1 am going to stay outside 7"
me old j. M. Frank saloon at the
uepo' has been almost made new. In
snort Time its doors will be thrown
.peH again as red liquor saloon with
~e"surant attachment, where the
esrs traveller can get a square meal
prepared in good stlye.
Aeep cooll Those energetic
~ men, Charley jacobson and
Nelson, have fitted up their ice
10 line style aud will furnish
zee as cheap as they can possibly