The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1891-09-18
GOING EAST.
lie is her booby.

al New orleans Hh fSu y, III.
GEO. J. SANTA Cruz, Station Ag't.
lie is her BOBBY.
"A good move---move TO Scranton.
looming events cast their shadows
before.
j. W. Cox is still in the lead fol
cheap groceries.
More weddings to occur soon, be-
fore many moons come and go.
New stock of ladies' geuts and
children's shoes Just received at Nix's.
Found at w. J. e. Gerard's, the
cheapest aud newest designs in furmi-
mre,
One hundred fresh fat oysters,
opened, are selling in this place at 20
cents.
Mrs p. f. Gogarty. OF New Or
leans, is 4 guest at the Pascagoula
Hotel.
Now is an excellent time to pay
your subscription to the DEMOCRAT
STAR.
Call upon Mrs. Z. f,arrus for
millinery, dry goods, ribbons, and no
tQuS
-Walcott, on Dclmas avenue, has
The finest eating apples in town. Give
lin call.
Mrs VIM. George and daughter,
of Pascagoula, returned home We'd
neslay from Texas.
Miss Rcuby Campbell, of Mobile,
isthc guest of Misses Mamie aud Lena
Hall, at Pascagoula.
Mrs James Herrin, of MossP0int,
has been sojonrning at Pascagouls, as
The guest of Mrs. Gus. Wolfe.
Too lovely for anything, but just the
Thing for YOU. aa,i so cheap those
new goods at Nix's we mean.
Go to Harry Mansfield's, on Del
mas avenue, for mems furnishing
goods, notions, candies, cakes and
soda water.
There was life insurance agent
IN town the other day. lie was a
stranger and he took some in.
&C. II. Alley has received new
supply of boots, shoes, hats, dry
goods and notions at prices that defy
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gautier, Of
West PascagoLla, lcft for New Or
haus last Friday. and will be absent
about two weeks.
When the old couple are chilling
aud cOoiEg" they are not aware that
other eyes are upon them. Don't be
so public next time.
Miss Alice Rourke has re-opencd |
her private school at her residence in
Scranton, and we hope that she will |
have full class of pupils.
Mr.. Henry Richardson left last
Wednesday tor Mobile TO attend the |
wedding of his sister, Miss Netiie, 10 !
Mr. r. l.. Glass, of Linden, Ala.
Mr.. NJ. Josephson and wife, of |
New Orleans, have been spending
some DAYS at the "Cotiage by the |
Sea- as guests of IN Chas. Doster.
j. L. CoJgins, at Pascagoula,
keeps on hand groceries, canned |
goods, notions, cigars aud tobacco,
''kes, candies, fruits and soda water.
Miss Mabel Mcconnell, the charm
w niece of Mrs Emma Chidsey,
'"er spending several weeks. the
s"et OF her aunt, left recently for her
lone, in New Orleans.
sensation has been stirred up |
ras,agoula over some correspond
'oe'hat appeared in the New Or
aus Sunday Sun. If somebody
sOnt look sharp a dose of tar ard
'''acr' will be administered TO their
'cal reporter.
scranton Lodge, No. 45, LOO.
a., = meets regularly every Tuesday |
SUI and large attendance of men,
Slests the interest felt In the
Doedings. AT the last ,ncc,inc
n. Candidates were instructed in |
srce OF Friendship.
Last hoeday night Jun Smith,
A, f'aHk c Laarendine. HenryRourkc
4, "',nes y Eslava len here together
h,. ~o'lle, Ala, ON a prospecting
ha :, Aihdavits are pending against
ai,s e lsiier for malicious mis-
ill.,, The former mulcte,i his father
sn.a o !, tune Of about s4s, having
'c 'lll Of his nd liquor a. loon.