The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-12-18
believe he is in II.

Tuesday was a rainy dav.
People do hate to pay taxes.
-Our streets arc rather sloppy.
-Smoko Cotton Palace CiSars.
Our town is remarkably health,
The Presbyterian Church has
stove now.
Everything is lovely and our tur
key roots high.
--Givc Wolcolt q call for fire wrok
cakes, fruits and nuts.
--F"r cheap goods 90 TO the NAM
MOTH HOUSE of DcJcan & Mitchell
Look after the poor and need,
during the Christmas holidays.
IL. Flanagan g. Son arc the leading
ship chambers and groccrs.
Mr.. J. Richards, OF TI~iedclbure,
Miss, was a visitor here last week.
The Board of Supervisors Eill
meet in regular session next MONEY!.
IA baby girl arrived at the resi-
dencc of Mr.. and Mrs j. Il. johnson.
MAMMOTH HOUSE of DeJcan
~ Mitchell is the place to buy your
holiday goods.
1.-The best place in Scranton to buy
your candies, toys, fireworks, etc, is
at Millers- Lowest prices.
"A Christmas shave and hair cut
is the proper thing to get at Jackson
Ellis barber shop, Pascasoula.
Captain o. z. Barnes is building
a very neat house Tor his son, Samuel,
on the Telephone road.
If you want 10 spend your money
with a man who will appreciate il
call on W. NJ. CAVITY.
Mr.. &. L. Luce Is having built a
neat dwelling on Krcbs avenue, for
rent. Mr.. Joe Pol is the builder.
go TO Millcr's catinghou,c for :l,c
best 25 cen meal in town. Oysters in
every style.
.-Girls and boys toy pistols, Niger
heads, fireworks. candies. cakes, nuts
and fruits al Wolcot's.
Mrs. L. w. O'Conncll, Of. Pasca-
gonla, spent several days in New Or
leans tn: early part Of this week.
Miss Belle Gerard, of Theodore,
Ala, spent a few days with her sister,.
Mrs. Henry Z. Richardson, on Pasca-
goula street.
Boys, You can get more candy aud
fireworks Al w. NJ. Caniy's for your
money than at any other store in town.
Christmas services will be held in
the Lutheran Church, Scranton, al
10 80 Il. m, and at Union Church,
Pascagoula, at 3 o'clock y. m.
Fireworks of all kinds, choice
stock OF candics, dried figs, at E. A.
Krebs'.
Mrs. Frank II. Lewis left OH
Monday for Meridian, where she has
gone TO spend a while with friends.
-.-Miilers goods while not on the
scale, are carefully select
numerous and of low price.
--Currants, citron, candies, chew
lng-gum, cakes, r~aisins, pruncs aud
Fireworks at j. l.. Coggins,
P~ascagoula.
Rev. j. o. Green will preach in
The Baptist Church Sunday at III
'clock, a. m. All are cordially in
'itcd. X
--Boys and girls, Wolcott's is IL 4,
to buy your fireworks, cakes, !,
'andies,' nuts, fruits etc. |,
MARI II. Bragg has bought
he Peter Lindsey house, on CAVITY |
trect. She paid 1926 cash for it.
That was s great bargain. |,
"A box car was broken into Wed. =
lcsday night at the station and robbed :
u catables, its supposed by iramps.
Send your orders 10 the DEMOCRAT :.
Office for job Printing. All work !,
one In q satisfactory manner and at !.
riccs TO suit The times. Terms, CASH. !,
-Pfgsfeet, jelly. cranberries, pork p
ausagc, mackerel, apples, oranges, Il
ruit cake, hogshesd cheese, and in
let anything else you may want at v
'. N. Cantyis. '
The so-caVed ''poor mans law" Ia
imposes an u~nbearabie nuisance upon le
'e people Of Scrzniou--it makes the u
a cow-pcn, a hog-waIiow and ) n
A regular hog and pat \
Using business rs carried on a. The a
rpensc Of the community, in The u
mount Of damage done and filth Al
'eated by The running at large aud y
Of these irrepressible u
stores ere entered, freight
Irssinvsded. fences broken through y
the streets up-rooicd and bitches eE
's'royed BY the one, while the other m
tiers M the open galleries, where ju
ey sleep at night M