The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-04-17

Spring time, gentle Anne.
Il. will soon be picnic time.
Our people are great riders.
Plenty of mullct and oysters.
The straw hat has come to stay.
Tony Williams has a new yellow
horse.
Who is the reporter for the Sun
day Sun?
-Dr. C. s. Stewart has returned
from Jackson.
Scranton is cursed with a num-
Der of paint daubers. ~
Feel of all kinds; Fresh Gro
cerics at L. Alcch Krcbs.'
The good weather for the past few
days has made II gardeners hustle.
STRAW Hats, Shoes and almost
anything you want, At T.. A. Krcbs.'
If you want good Syrup go TO j.
W. Cox aud get ii. 80 cents a gallon.
Hickory King Corn, and other
Choice Garden Seeds at Alleys for
cost.
&C. II. Delmas has sawed and sha-
vel shingles, fence posts and fire
brick for sale.
--Pascagouliams will miss il if they
fail to call OH j. w. Cox and see his
stock and get his prices.
The finest and largest assortment
O. Dry Goods ever on the market has
been received at &. Nelson's.
Wide tire Studebaker Wagons for
Logs and Timber just received by
BLOCH Bios, Mobile.
Mr.. I. w. Bramc, of Macon, was
here Friday on legal business. He
was looking in robust health.
The bark Prrpce Arthur, from
Rio Janciro to Patterson, Downing ~
Co., has arrived at Ship Island.
Received fine lot of Gents Over
shirts, Boys Knee Pants aud Waist
shirst, cheap at L. Alcch Krebs.'
Mrs. +. Lang, of Biloxi, was here
this week visiting the family of her
son-in-law, Mr.. VIM. X. Vsucleave.
--Uev. A. Burgdolt,of New Orleans,
will preach ia the Lutheran Church
Sunday, 10Th inst, at 10 o'clock a. M.
Chancellor Evans is here to-day
to hear the habcas corpus cases of the
men charged with the Moss Point fire.
Mr.. C. Flanagan is now putting
down the foundation for a new house
on his store lot to be used as a dwell
ling.
If you want 10 catch a good bait,
call on J. w. Cox, at Pascagoula.
lie has just thrown his liucs into the
water.
Some extensive improvements are
contemplated for our depot. That is
as it should be. Better late than
never.
Miss Emma Roscnthall left Satur-
day night for Mobile, where she ex-
poets 10 spend a week to have her eyes
treated.
Mrs. F. Casper, Jr.sle lett Tuesday
on a visit 10 her mother in Mobile.
They say he is running the house now
10 suit himself.
Mr.. ]. w. Cox has just opened a
new store at Pascagoula and stocked
u with all the good eatables that
heart could wish.
DIR. W. Saucicr, Dentist, is still
m'Own looking for patients to come
upand have lhir teeth extracted, or
teeth made to suit.
Now is the time 10 paint your
houses aud whitewash your fences.
rut your premises in order before the
warm weather comes.
For the best shave. the most fash
unable hair cut, shampoos and hot or
u"u baths, go 10 Bechi's Tonsorial
r%arlors, on Krebs avenue
-Ihe seasons cannon has fired at
h.J. E. Gerard's store, and the result
naoOut 300 of the latest style Straw
na's' as well as a fine line OF Derbys.
aus etc. He is alsolagcnt for the
'A'e OF The celebrated Sachs Shoe.
r-Ar: Frank p. Andrews, of ST.
nu, Ala was here Wednesday and
IN me DENoCRAT-STAR a pleasant
r.1;. tie was here looking for a sober,
wg'1ole aud industrious saw-fler.
%ehardly think such a man is to he
''uHd in these parts.