The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-01-30

-Orangcs l5c per dozen al N'xs
Ills either a whisky mil OF a sa"
mill.
Oar Laugshang rooster has the
hgrippe.
Palm red breast is being slain by
the small boy
=, incest candies in town just
received at Nix's.
Miss Eta Flanagan, OF Moo'ie' Is
vl.line relatives here.
selling out Winter Goods below
co,t at Mrs. L, Barrus',.
The Board of Supervisors meet in
soociaI session next Saturday.
"A good paper hanger can find
nlpu,y of work in Scranton.
r. n pelmas has sawed and
b,ved shingles and fence posts for
ae
M. (. C. Wood, of Americus,
WAS in town Monday, looking some
what better health.
Miss Florine Alley paid Mobile a
fying visit last Monday, in company
with Miss Lula llipplcr.
&c, Flanagan & Son receive fresh
groceries every day. Therefore they
arc always fresh and good.
Two milch cows, with calves /;
three %heifcrs, two, three aud four
wears old, cheap tor cash, at S. X.
T%hompson's.
-The River Side Dairy is in full
blast. Pure milk is supplied the citi-
zens of Pascagoula, Scranton and
Moss Point every day.
Miss Lula IIipplcr, the charming
sister of Mrs. Frank Casper, Jr., let
tor Mobile last Monday, which place
she will make her future home.
--Carrants, Pruncs, Apple Jelly,
Currant Jelly, Evaporated Apples
and other good things too numerous
TO mention, just received at Niz's.
Thomas G. Purdy, President Of
the National Dredging Company, was
in Scranton this week, looking after
the work he is having done here on
his scows.
--Tramps arc numerous in our
town. 1t would be a good idea for our
City Board TO take up these providing
fellows and put them 10 work on oA)
streets.
Mr.. r. 6. Rcddiit has opcncd the
Jordy building as a resiauran. and
lodging establishment. The very
ding we have wanted for a long
tine.
If you want choice, fresh goods
and a square deal go to Krebs'. lie
keeps a full line of Groceries, Feed,
Dry Goods, Hats, Gents Five Pants
and Shoes.
-Pascagoula will have a grand
Marli Gras ball Gil the night OF the
10th. Ii will be conducted in such a
manner that no one need fear being
imposed Oh by rough characters.
the gr;csiSn we'll of the Lewis
Brothers has struck an clegant vein OF
wafer at a depth OF 72S feet. 1t is
thought the flow will be Que hundred
gallons per minute, and the water
first class.
Our old friend, John L. Coggins,
has removed TO Pascagoula ami gone
Into the bakery business. IL John
will make as good a baker as he did a
lailer, he will undoubtedly meet with
success.
The largest catch of fish for the
season. was made last Monday by f.
Aorlet's fishermen. The catch was 81
large that a large portion had to be
thrown overheard TO save the boat
from sinking.
Why do you smoke a common
cigar when you cal get a fine one
'ronl Z. Flanagan & Son for the same
price! As to tobacco, you can get
shyihing you want, unless il Is infe-
nor s'uh, that they don't keep.
lne Presbyic, an membership OF
scranton met IN the Methodist church
ifS'ay evening last 10 devise ways
sau means of building a church edi-
a'e gu their Canty street lot. Tie
"l'owlHg gentlemen were selected as
rOdl'aing aud soliciting committee
ne'' D. u. Byers, Charles T. Irving,
"'iIlam h. Mead, John Wash, Walter
Denny. 1t is to be hoped that our
|"ile''s generally will contribute lib
N'''! 10 this noble undertaking.
All James Croslin, who was sent
"Ou ms place some nine or ten
a'hs ago TO the lunatic asvlum al
a'NsOh' Is dead. lie died on Mon.
70! last, and his remains yer In
'eu There. This Information Is
aeC. from DIR. T.. j. Mitchell, super
'A'endent Of The asylum.
nArs' Augusta P. McLanaihan died