The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-10-09


--Bargains in gents ladies' an,
misses shoes, g TO T. a. Krcbs.
Mr.. W. II. Hudson, of Aberdeen
Miss is here on a visit TO his lela
lives.
Mr.. Jesse II. Jackson and wife
of Orange GROVE, were in town Mon
day evening.
Mr.. johnson Ware, member o.
the Board of Supervisors, was il
town this week.
Col. W. r. Stuart, Of Ocean
Springs, paid Scrantonand Pascagou-
la a visit ON Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Parham left for New
Orleans on Saturday morning last,
en- route 10 Dcnison, Texas.
Ladies', Gentlemen aud Children
fine aud common shoes of the best
make and latest styles at W. NJ.
Cant,'s.
The charming Misses Mamie
Birch and EIinor Thompson, of Mo-
bile, are visiting Mr.. j. l.. Co2gins'
family at P~ascagOula.
Captain r. ID. Smith, wife and
charming daughter, Miss Bella, re-
turned home last Tuesday from 4 So
journ in Baldwin county, Ala,
Me. Il. Z. Boswell aud family. of
New Orleans, after spending the
summer at The PascagDula Hotel, re-
turned home on Monday last.
MIR. John MURRAY, of the Round
Island lighthouse, accompanied by
his son Ed ward. LETT for Mobile Tues
day, where he is 10 enter school.
MIR. Charlie Krebs and Miss
Agnes Wolcoit, both of Scranton,
were married by Hon. A. T.. Krcbs,
j. r., on Wednesday night last.
Saint Peter, who was cook on Tie
Mcrrimac, and also cook for Mr..
James Gordon Bennett, OF the New
York Herah}, is Il citizen Of Scranton.
Miss Mary A. Hall, Postmaster
at P~ascagnula, left "Wednesday last
on a visit To Mrs. -. f.. Lindsey al
Pineviilc, and will be gone about
a week.
MIR. A.. Il. Finrh, of the Howell
ncighborhood, was a pleasant caller
al the DEMuCEAT-STAR office Tuesday.
He represents everything quiet in his
section.
Mr.. j. A Golfer, OF Galveston,
Texas, paid a visit TO Scranton a few
days since for the purpose OF cxamin-
ing the Crcosotc works al West Pas
cLgnula.
Mr.. Irving L. Dclmas left on
Monday with a squad of men tor
Wavncsboro, under COVER nment o n
tract to rrmovc snsgs from The Chick
asahay river.
THE MAMMOTH HOUSE car
ries a fresh line OF family groceries,
also a fine line of ladies', misses
aud gents shoes. DrJean & Mitchell,
Proprietors.
"A solitary Young pedestrian Is
footing it still more frequently in the
direction of Pascagoula. but it l.
iniimatrd that lac does not quite reach
the SEA shore.
MIR. O II. Williams aud daugh-
ter left for Madison. Wis, on SUNDAY
a visit. They viii return, accom-
by his mother, after an alb
scncc of about a month.
The American schooner Lena II.
Storcr, Captain a. Shierstrnm, was
launched from the ways at Frcniz's
shipyarl, on Saturday, after under
going thorough repairs.
Tho co vs., hogs aud goats are
a regular picnic in Scranton.
When The town is re-incorporaled we
hope this nuisance will be looked
IN the proper way.
Ladies viii do well before pur-
elsewhere 10 call upon DeJcan
& Mitchell, at THE MAMMOTH
HOUSE. for a new line of fall goods,
dress goods, ~calicoes, notions, etc.
Rev. ID q. Byers, ID. d.. Of Moss
Point. is back again from a very
pleasant recreation spent in Virginia
aud Tennessee. Dr. Byers viii preach
~ the Presbyterian Church al Scran-
ton. on SUNDAY, the llIh inst, at A
o'clock, y. M.
--Bear in mind that G. Nelson's
mammoth drv goods establishment
a complete line Of fancy goods,
millinery, ho-ic aud shoes. Agent
FOR the celebrated Krippe' dori, Diii-
manu- 4 Co.'S gents aud ladies shoes.
Also ladies aud misses spring heel