The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-12-04

Dr.. ". G. ENefltt anu WIG, OIL
Newton, Miss, arrived in Scranton
last Saturday, and will spend the
winter with his son, Mr.. II. b. Everitt,
on Pascagoula street.
Our Clerk of the Courts, Mr.. W.
NJ. Denny, has Just purchased a fine
kentucky horse and also a new car-
riagc. His horse is a high stopper
and the fastest In. town.
-"Pap" Eaton and Thos. II. Stock
dale passed here last week ell route
for Washington. The former goes to
write up the duings of Congress, and
the latter goes TO do something for his
constituents in this district.
Coast Beacon: Mr.. N. Pittman,
representing Hunter, Bcnn & CO., of
Scranton, was in the Pass on Sdtur-
day. Rev. Father Oliver, of Scran-
Ton, spout Thanksgiving in the Pass
as the guest of Father Bally.
-Connolsseurs say that the Pasca-
goula Gun Clubs supper, prepared at
Noy's Hotel, was the most elegant
cvcr partaken of In this town, con-
sisting of game of all kinds and the
best of wines.
The Entire Nous Dramatic Club
met at The residence of Mrs. Emma
Chidsey Tuesday evening, and enjoy
ed a pleasant lime. The program was
lively, after which dancing and music
was INDUCED in TO their hearts on
tent.
Mrs. Henry Richardson returned
Tuesday from Il short visit to her
parental home at Codcn, Ala. She
brought the editor a Jumbo lurnip,
which measured 81 inches in circum-
ference and weighed 4pounds. This
is no snake story. These are cold
facts.
The following real estate trans
fcrs were made recently: John +.
Krebs to Capt. e.. Buskin, tract of
land OH the East Pascagoula river,
near the Point, for $3.50 cash VIM
c. Calhoun, TO Thomas III. Lewis, the
Pascagoula Orange tract, in Section 8,
Township 6 south, range g.; for
$1,000 cash.
AT Z. ALECH KREBs' you'll find
fresh currants, citron, prunes, raislns.
A choice assortment of fancy cand es,
sugar cured hams at IL cents, jelly,
also a fine assortment OF canned goods,
pickles, mixed or plain, pork sausages,
blood sausages, hogshead cheese,
pigs feet. Butter at 50 cents per
pound. Call aud examine.
"A middlc-aged, sad-cyed man,
speaking of longevity at Psscagoula,
says that his grandfather's moiher-in-
law is still living and wants 10 rule
The whole family, but that his fathers
and his own mother -in-law (hc had
1re mother aud two step. mothers, aud
has himself, so far, had two wives,
and they say is on the look out for
,noiher) hold regular pichics TO dis
,uss the subject of property rights.
Eupora Progress: DIR. 8. NJ. Smith,
ate of Slate Springs, but now of
Scranton, Miss, who has been out to
Slate Springs on a visit, pissed
through town Tuesday Gu route for
Scranton. The Doctor enjoyed a
and extensive practice in CAL
county for a number Of years,
nd he informs us that he Is more
han pleased with his success in his
Few quarters. We wish him all the
uccess that his in~exhaustible energy
nd ability merits.
There is a young lady whose
Ieedlc is SO pointed that she runs II
Trough every single mans heart she
meets. She takes great delight "
to her female friends her
tring Of yariegafed i~ncarnste beads:
;osling-green, sea green, green, sky
lue, Union blue, blue; plebald,
hinged bald, bald light gray, Con-
edcra,e gray, gray; auburn, brick
.usf, red. OH sac will after awhile
lick that needle into some manly
cart loo big for il Ia go mOre than =
ali way, aud that win cad the length Z
{ her thread