The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-03-20

ItluCU dDoul.
The town marshal is now notify
ing properly owners to have their
sidewalks repaired. This seems the
only way TO get a move on them.
Miss Mary Ellen Peterson accom-
lanicd her father on his trip TO Key
West last week. We hope she will
have "A pleasant voyage and sale re-
turn.
Gentlemen, If You arc needing a
nice Spring Suit of Clothes don't buy
them until you have seen w. NJ. Can
tvs stock. which he is expecting to
arrive daily.
Mr.. Chas. BDster has recently
bought from Mrs. Baptistc eighty feet
of land on the front at Pascagoula,
adjoining the property of Mrs. L. w.
O'CoEncll. Price $3.50 cash.
Mr.. Geo. II. higgins is building
a new house in the northern portion
Of the town, dimensions 22x3S. We
learn il il TO be occupied by his faith
er's family as oon as completed.
Rev. NJ. j.. White, from Van
clcave, gave the DEMoCRAT-STAR a
pleasant call Monday. lIc reports
everything prosperous and The people
happy in the Bluff Greek country.
Another new enterprise. The
Banner Picking Company have cs-
tablishcd themselves at OrangeGrovc,
where they will carry on a general
picking aud preserving business.
Grand Rapids (Nich.) Leader: Mr..
II. T.. Luce aud son. Gregory T.. Luce,
are expected from Mississippi this
week. The latter has been seriously
i'll with Southern fever, and comes
North to recovcr his health.
C. Flanagan & Son are not con
flung themselves to ship stores, but
families in want of real groceries
should give them a call. They handle
only the best, aud gives full weights
and measures.
The contract for building the
Presbyterian Church has been let to
Mr.. J. l.. Ostrom, he beng the lowest
bidder. His bid was $685.. He is TO
complete the brilding except paint
ing for that sum-.
Who says that N fowl authors
ties arc not improving? They arc
now having their printing done at
home. This is as it should be, espe-
ctally when 1t q be as well done
and as cheaply.
The streets after the bad weather
are fast going To bad. We hope the
marshal will take hold of the matter
at once. Ii is not well TO be cleaning
The streets aud cutters when the sun
is shining too hot.
Call and have your engraving
done at waichmaker's, at Cox's drug
store. Clocks, watches and jcwclry
repaired aud warranted. Bring along
your old gold and silver aud broken
watches. Will buy or exchange.
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson
preached in Scranton, at the Metho-
dist Church on the 18th inst, assisted
by Rev. Nelson hycrs, of New Or
leans. aud Rev. E. Thompson, of
Biloxi. There was TO have been some
confirmations ON that day, but the
parties failed 10 he ready.
Last Wednesday Deputy Sheriff
A. Wilkerson, of Moss Point, capiur-
ell a negro thief, but the negro. Bolton
Hamilton, made a break for liberty.
This move on his part csused the Off
Ger to put a pistol bali through his
leg. Notwithstanding This he had TO
chase him a. far as nine-milc lake be-
fore he was Ie-csptured. lie is now
safely lodged in Jail.
There will be a Cobweb Party at
Alleys Hall, for the benefit Of secur-
ing the last hundred dollars owing ON
the debt OF The Lutheran Church, on
Tuesday 31st inst. Different prizes,
including ladies' handwOrk, will be
found in the web. A concert win be
part Of the amusement for the even
ing. Dancing aud RefreshenIs. Ad-
mission, % ceuIs aud Is cents.