The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-12-18
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IA fine assortment Oftoys at Mr.
E. DarrCs' on Krcbs avenue.
Christmas ire at the L~uihera
Church Christmas nightat 7 80 o'cIo
IF w. NJ. Canty don't lead in 10,
prices seven days in the week he doc
the other six.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR CHRIST
MAS GOODS. w. f. A. PARKER.
Smoke Crafts Cotton Palace an,
chew Angel Food Tobacco.
christmas millinery, dry good
and toys at Mrs. L. Darrus'.
Fireworks OF all description, frui
cakes and choice candles at The MAN
MOTH HOUSE of De.Iean & Mitch.
ell.
vThc finest assortment of candies,
nuts aud fruits at HENRY A POD.
LIPITZ, Pascagoula.
Don't buy all your Christmas
presents until you have seen what w.
NJ. CAVITY has in stock.
IA patent was issued TO Mr.. Dris-
bane NJ. Turnbull, of Pascagoula, for
a Coin Handling Facilitator on Dec.
18th.
Meteor candles, Roman candles,
sky rockets, firc-cracGcrs in enatess
quantities at lowest prices at w. NJ.
Canty's.
---Just received a large stock of
shoes, hats and clothing at E. A.
Krebs'.
Miss Emma Pankcy left Sunday
for Mobile, where she Will remain dur
irgthc holidays. She is the guest other
friend, Miss Ella Thompson.
California prunes 3 pounds FOR 25
cents, best gilt edge creamery 2 pounds
for 70 cents, good creamery 80 cents,
2 pounds for 65 cents, at L. a. Krebs'.
MIR. aud Mrs. w. NJ. Canty were
made happy last Wednesday morning
BY the appearance of a beautiful baby
girl al their residence on Krebs avenue.
The cheapest place to buy hosiery
at Nix's. lie pays cash foi that
line of goods and sells cheaper than
anyone else in town.
Attention gardeners. new seeds
all kinds at L. A. Krebs'. Ferry's and
Landreths'.
The new Constitution of this
State docsn'i repeal or abolish the Sum
day law. Persons who carry OH their
work or business OH Sunday lad bet
keep their weather eye skinned.
They may get III trouble. A hint TO
he wise is sufficient.
The old year is about dead, but
Will Il. Nix is more alive than eyer.
10 and see him at the old stand IL you
want bargains in first-class goods.
Last Wednesday, night at Alleys
Hall the Scranton Artillery, Battery
D., 1st Artillery Battalion, NJ. N. G.,
ave their first grand ball. This
omoany was organized several weeks
&C, and the soldier boys contributed
II in their power 10 make this one of
he most enjoyable affairs of the sea-
on. Col. 4. w. Morrill,, of Biloxi,
IGNORED the company with his pres
nee, and delivered an eloquent
pccch OH the duties of a soldier.
Some OF our subscribers at Moss
'oint complain of not receiving their
apers regularly. The fault is not at
ar Office. The two large packages
{ the DEMocRAr-STAR are put in the
ostofice every Thursday evening,
directed 10 Moss Point. John !
y Wanamsker's postmastcrs are to .
lame if our subscribers do not get
leir papers at Moss Point Friday
'renoon. /
-Citron %currants, %jellics, pigs-fcet, 1
ickies all kinds, almonds, w~alnuts, 0
ecans, mace, ginger, ground spices, y
Ige, gclatine, assorted extracts, sage, u
piocs, head cheese, sausages, blood
choice hams. Give me a h
iai. T.. A. KREBs c
When Mr.. Charles Marshall, Di- u
sion Superintendent of the Louis a
lie Il Nashville Railroad, was here &
st week, he said TO one of our
iding business men that the compa- a
contemplated building ono of the Il
rest depots on the line between al
obile and New Orlcans at Scranton, "a
d also a cement platform 10 take e,
Q place Of the present wooden one, p
d general improvements will be
This will be ia keeping with p
E progressive boom going on. Is
The latest and the larges. thing /"
} have heard Of in the line Of crock q
IN town this season IL the i'm q
'nse stock Of staple and fancy goods Be-
i opened al Eix's, including macy ["
ycltics for Christmas A,