The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-09-04
INaI Notices 10 Gents a Line for Each assertion.

There afe soHtc Hlch III tHis low
living on great expectations.
Go 10 j. A. Millcr's on Dclma'
avenue for the best meal in town.
Go to w. NJ. Canty's fol L.acea,
Embroidery anaa full line OF Notions
--Itev. G. J. Brodcrs will preach in
the Lutheran Church Sunday norm
ing at 10 80 O'clock.
Mrs. John s. Barkman and little
SON arc visiting Scranton, the guests
of Miss Emma Pankey.
Capt. w. VI. Baker, ofthe Under
. writer corps, was here last Friday to
Inspect the new bark, Gypsy @ Icen,
lie was forced to marry the girl
from Chicago. The affair is wrapt in
mystery. The fellow is a native of
Scranton.
Mrs. Henry Richardson, accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Lucy Ger
ard, returned home from Coden, Ala,
last week.
REV. G. a. Mum and wife, who
have been spending some time here,
leaves to-day for their home at Nc
Comb City.
Miss Lizzie Haas and Miss Marie
DrJean. from New Orleans, arc visit
ing Scranton and stopping dt Mr.. l..
L. DcJeans'.
MIR. Willie %I,einccke, formerly of
New Orleans, is now clerking at the
store of Mr.. +. ~. Krebs, on Pasca-
goula street.
Misses Lizzie Burke aud Annie
Lyons, OF New Orleans, are visiting
the family of Captain WIN. George,
at P~ascagoula.
-Mcssrs. J. G. and e. Z. Chase, of
New Orleans, are here on a visit to
their aunt, Mrs. f. b. Blackwell, ON
P ascagoula street.
MIR. Doc Rolls, one of the best
and clevcrcst conductors on the l.. IL
N. railroad, LAID of here this week Il
day or SO for rest.
Mrs. Emma Chidscy celebrated
her I'D birthday last SATURDAY.. She
Is not ashamed 10 tell her age, though
she looks much younger.
Tl,n Gust rnIi.rtnt,c capxEica uuc |
held last Sunday in the new Cattolia
Chapel at rlscagoula, Rev. Father e.
A. Oliver officiating.
Tho Scranton and the Beach
base ball clubs played on Sunday at
Pascsgoula. The Scrantons won the
game by a score of "A TO %.
Mr.. &. w. Everitr, foreman of
the DEMocRAT-SrAR Office, left Mon
day TO he absent for two weeks OIL Il
visit to relatives in Newton. Miss.
Gov. Lolo, Of Bayou Casottc, was
here this week. lie reports the ovs-
tiers finc and the mullets plentiful.
lie looks as happy as a big suutiower.
j. l.. CoIgins, at Pascagoula,
keeps on hand groceries, canned
goods, notions, cigars and tobacco,
cakes, candies, fruits aud snda water.
Mrs. II. Il. Everitt and children
returned Friday from a visit TO reIa-
tives IL Alabama, accompanied by
Miss Laura Evcritt, of Newton, Miss.
Mr.. Frank Casper. Jr., formerly
of this place, but now OF Mobile, was
here last week. We were glad TO
hear that he was doing well IN his
business.
Rev. w. e. West, of Ocean
Springs, was here on a short visit
Tuesday. lie reports a flourishing
condition OF things in II neighbour
ing town.
-Messrs. Preston Gsmliu, Of Grand
Bay, Ala, and Jesse IL. jackson, o.
Orsage Grove, Ala, were OF a visit
here last Monday, combining business
with pleasure.
Don't scud orders away for Job
Printing. The DEMocRAr-STAR Office
is prepared TO execute a. fine work as
can lie turned out in any Office in the
South. Try il. {
Miss Alice Rourke returned home
fr0m TuskcalooSa. Ala. accomnauicd
ny Mrs. James Gordon aud children I
oil That place, who are her guests dur
my their stay here. :
Mrs. II. A. Roquerbe has pur- I
chased the remaining half interest in I
The store property, occupied by w. J.
T. Gerard, Of Charles Laurendine for
The su,n of $500 cash. +,
FOR the cheapcs, groceries. canned
goods aud fruits, the only place where
you eau get ice cream soda, a full line {
OF notions, tobacco and cigars, oys- {
'ers, etc, go TO e. A. MiIler's. .
Our good friend, Sheriff Frank
H. Lewis, returned home Wednesday
non u weeks outing at HE West Pas
cssos'a summer home, where he has
cseh enjoy ing the cool breczes of the
uuii, fishing. etc. lilo IL one OF the s
most successful anglers Ia this section.
lie editor returns thanks tor a large
spanish mackcrcl caught By him.