The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-11-06

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Chair bottoms, To-, f. A. Krebs'
Mr.. w. j. f Gcrardlcft last week
tor Birmingham, Ala, 10 attend the
State Fair. lie was absent for a few
days.
We presume our Thanksgiving
turkey issroosting high. L. is TO be
hoped lie will fly down neal II resi-
dcncc
j. w. Cox is selling Y. G. Sugar
at AZ cents per pound.
Madame Grundy says there are
several more marriages 20 take place
in Scranton between This time and
Christmas.
Meridian NewS: Miss Bette Blake,
a charming young lady of Scranton,
is the guest of her friend, Miss Zcllc
Waits, OF this city.
-Molasses at 90 cents per gallon at
w. j. E. Gcrard's.
Last Monday night Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Clark were made happy by
the arrival of "a baby girl at their
residence IN Scranton.
The Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor Society will continue to
meet every "Wednesday night i'll the
Methodist Church at 1880.
California garden Seeds stationery
and pcrfumery at Chidsey's.
Miss Bette Blake returned home
Wednesday evening, after an absence
of ( month visiting friends AT Macon,
Crawford aud Meridian. She had "A
very pleasant time.
DIR. N. W Cowart, of Americas,
was a pleasant visitor 10 the Demo-
cRAT-STAR Office Friday last. lie
reports tho weather dWfa dry, and a
great deal Of sickness in his neighbor-
hood.
Two moro red liquor saloons arc
to be opened ia Scranton, on Dclmas
avenue, by Mr.. Charles Jicobson aud
Mr.. James Ladnicr. These will swell
the grand total to ten whiskey and
two beer saloons.
W. NJ. Canty is in the ring yet.
If you don't believe 1T call on him and
get a gallon of 35 cents molasses, OF
anything else you may want al
equally low prices.
Bro. Thompson, of I'ayouCasoitc,
says The present mode of voting don't
suit him. There are too many "hooks
and hinges" about IL. lie did not
vote because he had not complied
with tho laws demand.
Capt. b. z. (SawmilD Jones, the
best known man in The State, gave
the DEMocRAT-STAR Office a call
Wednesday. He is here looking after
his interests. lie is a candidate for
Seargrnl-at-Arms OF the next State
SGsStc. jones is a rafting good fell
low and makes a good officer.
The marriage of Mr.. Geo. j. Santa
Cruz and Miss Rose NJ. Pol quietly
took place Thursday evening, 18Th
ult., Rev. Father c. A. Oliver officia-
ting. Only the immediate members
of the family were in attendance at
the church. A delightful reception
was given at the home of the bride
after The ceremony.
We have an immense stock OF
gents furnishing goods cheaper than
ever known. Clothing, dry goods,
hats, shoes, gloves, hosiery aud
blankets. For quantity, quality,
STYLES aud low prices we are second 10
none in the country. You cant help
being suited. We invite all needing
goods in our line TO visit us and gel
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
5. PICARD,
New Biloxi Branch Store.
"A Baptist SundAy-school wat
organized last Sunday at tho Baptist
Church. Mr.. VIM. ]. Brunson was
elected superintendent, Mr.. Wilton
wiugins, secretary aud treasurer, aud
Mr.. S. L. Haviland teacher OF the
bible class. There was present al the
organization tweniy-six children
which is a very good beginning
Every Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock
school win open. Teachers and chil'
dreh arc earnestly requested to attend
prOm9lly at the hour named.