The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-02-06
l-,no milly one escape.

The cold wave struck our tow
"Wednesday morning.
There i, talk OF anotlfrr red liquor
.,loon on Delmas avenue
IF there ever was weather suited
=, suirides we had it this week
Inst received a fine lot Of Shoes
.,Gerard 4 Cox's al lowest prices.
Mrs. G. f. Peterson spent several
Jars in New Orleans last week.
Rev. D. 0. Bycrs viii proanh in
,he ucAodist Church Sunday evening
at2
A fine lot of Dry Goods, Notions,
a.. arriving at Gerard 81 Cox's.
Rev. j. W. Harmon will preach
,ba Methodist Church Sunday night
1850.
q II. Dclmas has sawed and
shaved shingles aud fence posts for
sale.
If o want something fine get a
decauler of Golden Wedding Rye AT
Gerard & Co'xs tor 81.
The alitor tenders thanks to the
River side Dairy for a plate Of nice,
fresh, golden butter.
Those who do not observe the
Sunday law may ONE day regret it.
Ahint TO the wise is sufficient.
Every country has its pecallari-
ties, aud one OF ours is, that we always
have some kind OF weather.
Mrs. Beaurcgard Roberts, of BIZ
lDxi, who has been i'll Scranton for
| some time, returned home Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Lagare, Of Biloxi,
week in Scranton this week buying
InmOcr to erect some buildings in
Biloxi,
The drummers say that the bad
weather tells ~feariully On their Gus
toners. il the weather is ugly their
customers arc ditto.
-WGrkmcn have been at work on
the telegraph wires at the Railroad
bridge, arranging them SO as To pro-
vide for the putting down of new
plng under the bridge.
Buy yonr supplies at Gerard &
COx's, whore YOU a good brown
sugar al ) cents per pound, molas-es
at % cents per gallon, ard everything
else accordingly.
The new steamer Comet received
her condenser last Saturday. aud is
row having il put in position. She
will be run as a buniboat TO the diff
tercnt fleets, and will soon be really,
Mr.. S. 4. Walker. who has been
IN the employment of the Govern
menl in The Fishery Department, re-
turned from Galveston last Friday.
He is in feeble heal1-SAl confined to
room or bed nearly all the time.
DIR. W. ID. Bragg left Monday for
Cincinnati to be treated for cancer of
louguc. His son, DR., Ell, accom-
him. We hope he may lie
but fear ii is too late for any
Mrs. Ada Henry, of Villa Ada,
has returned to New Orleans, where
will spend the remainder of the
winter. W. always regret to see this
place vacant and hope the
owner will oon return.
-Gerarl g. Cox are having made
about p dozen pairs Of Gents Shoes,
Which will arrive il; a few days. These
are made TO their order and own
Price from $1.75 to SO 80.
Our new section boss, Mr.. w. j.
says he has struck luck at
last Mis- fine Jersey COW has pre-
sented him with Two fine heifer calves.
lie would have been thankful for one,
out with two, he is ovcrjoycd.
Mr.. Geo. J. Santa Cruz, who has
Oeen sojourning in Mexico for some
uae past, made his appearance on
Our streets the early part ofthis week.
george was looking well, aud We
snOw he must feel happy at being
OacK at his old home.
The Mardi Gras bali at Pascal
soula will be gwen at the residence
u MI Z. ID. Dean. Refreshments will
''''ed' and fun and frolic will rule
'"e hour. There win he an admission
''eo' twenty-five cents charged, which
~, Sal DC given to the improvement OF
'"' bridges on the font road.
Mr, c. ID. Moore has been appoint
.! Governor Stone marshal and
IT, collector of The town Of Scranton. :
IVA appointed by the Board OF {
Ib 4 aud Aldermen, but 10 make
ibe;, matter doubly sure, he was. at
prs sollcitation and the citizens gem
,ap?oinied by the Governor. Mr..
mas received his commission,
,n,a. ms bond, moved into town and =