The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-03-13
Sunday was a rainy day.

The health of Scranton Is good.
The talking man il still talking.
More shells arc needed OH our
streets.
Goat teams are very cannon on
our streets
-Evc,ything ,cem. very quiet IN
curt circles.
1t rains aud II rains, and they
.worry about it,
Mr.. T.. B. Myers. of Ilandsboro,
was In town SATURDAY..
Mr.. James Hunter, of Mobile,
was in town this week.
A female drug drummer from
Chicago was in town this week.
C. n. Dclmas has sawed and sla-
we'd shingles and fence posts for sale.
Some of our hunters went ont
th,s week and killed some hairy-tailed
'pOssums.
Mr.. II. ri. Rcd.liIt opened his rcd
Iiauor saloon IN the old Jordy store
Wednesday.
The steam fving horses have
come to town, aud the small boys are
now in their glory.
business has brcu very duh for
several days on account OF the IN
pleasant wet weather.
Rev. Father v. Baly, of Pass
Christian, was here Monday, visiting
Rev. Father G.. A. Oliver.
Shoes worth from ~ 90 10 $l.75
now on the counter :or sale at -
cents a pair, at G. Nelson's.
Although The whiskcy saloons
arc all closed on Sunday drunken
men and boys are seen on our streets.
&C. Nelson has just opened a large
stock of Shoes direct from Cincinnati
aud Boston, TO he sold AT rock bottom
prices.
Next Monday The wines, liquors
aud cigars, etc, belonging Ia the es-
tate of j. NJ. Frank will be sold al
public auction.
Our streets arc IN a sloppy conli-
ton. Our City Fathers should have
some work done at once or They will
soon be impassitJ''.
The gentle % mustangs viii run
away occasionally and smash a vchi-
rlc TO pieces. They are the dearest
horses a person can own.
The plasicrcrs arc now at work
on the Odd Fellows new building,
aud about the 9th of April 1t will be
completed and dedicated.
Mr.. Paul Turnbull has severed
his connection with the Louisville
& Nashville Railroad. lie is NO long
er assistant station agent here.
DIR. NJ. &. Vaughan, of Ocean
Springs, ono Of the cleveres, men liv-
ing and a COOL dentist, was in town
Monday, looking in good health.
Our new stock of Millinery Goods
for the spring is now on exhibition at
Mrs. A. Nelson's. Come and examine
before purchasing else where.
Rev. w. Cans, Lutheran, of New
Orleans, will preach in The Lutheran
Church Sunday morning. 10Th inst,
at 10 o'clock. All arc cordially invi-
ted.
-Mr. James II. Rolls has opened
his red liquor saloon ut P~ascagoula.
Mr.. John Crcnshaw, o: this place, is
his assistant. John is an expert mix
ologist.
Elder W. X. Bryag., Of Lee, Miss,
preached Tuesday night la the Meth
"dlsi Church TO a small congregation.
lie left for his home Wednesday eve
ming.
The Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson
VIII knld service at .lc Methodist
church Tuesday, March l7ih, at /
oeloek, p. m. There will be confir-
mailon communion.
Mr.. e. ID. Moore, town marshal,
""iy had five pieces Of d~elinquen, tax
,A"ds to sell Monday. There was no
ou!er' except the town. The tax
payers have paid up very well.
Last Friday lion. a. 4. Krebs
re,u an inquest on the body of Nils
.f'Ssen, mate OF Que of the vessels
" The P~ascsgoula Bay, who was
s'O~hded on February 25,h lie had
oe" ashore aud was returning 10 his
s>e. when the boat cspsizcd aud he
vas drowned.
-ArJ-C &. Donivan, Of New Or
'ea"'' has rented the hotel aud bar
,OOm at the depot fcfmerIy occupied
I'm FrsHk, aud as soon as the
''"g can be thoroughly repaired,
s'"'ed and put in splcndhl cnBdi-
nc VIII open a f~rsi-class hotel on
w European plan. Tie will also have
OoH attached. II will be conve-
''''' Tor the travelling public.