The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-10-23

-Messrs. Powell ~ Lyons cuutcin-
plate charging The Scranton beer sa-
loon aud handle red liquor in scuteel
style.
Wild ducks are beginning Ia come
in, already The hunters have basged
quite a number.
Mr.. w. A. II. Whiting, OF Beau
voir, was here this week on a visit to
Capt. VIM. F. Candy.
--latest STYLES in hats and clothing
at MAMMOTH HOUSE, DeJean &
Mitchell, Proprictors.
AS soon as the chairs arrive a
Sabbath schopl will be organized in
the Baptist Church.
Master August Bugge, who has
been quite sick with fever for the
past q days, is now convalesceut.
Mrs. f. b. blackwell is in New
Orleans this week purchasing her
stock of fall aud winter millinery.
"Wednesday. the 2Sth, and Thurs
day, the 29ih,1r opening days for tall
and winter millinery at Mrs Z. Barrus'.
Rice bran al Canty's So cents per-
hundred, and all other kinds of feed
at lowest prices.
Mr.. Charles A. Clark, of Mobile,
visited here last week on business
connected with the sale of the "AIad-
house"
Dried butter beans, fresh pork
aud bologna sausage al NJ MAMMOTH
HOUSE of DeJean IL Mitchell.
1t is rumorcd that Mr.. Peter
blanchard has purchased the "Mad-
house" for the sum of $500.
-Blankvts, ovcrcoats, shawIs, irr-
seys and all kinds of furnishing goods
at Caniy's.
Mrs L. ID. Dean and family, of
Pascagoula, leave on Sunday next for
New Orleans, where they will spend
the winter.
Mr.. Jesse II. Jackson, of Orange
and Mr.. j. S. Lander, of
Starkvillc, Miss, visited Scranton
this week.
IA cow belonging to Mrs. Amanda
was run over by train No. 8.
Il N. Railroad, last Friday, and
had 10 be killed.
The melancholy days arc come,
The saddest of the year, when men
lake 10 drinking whisky,and leave off
drinking beer.
---Wide-awake merchants advertise
n the DEMoCRAT-STAR because it is
he best medium through which to
reach the public.
"A crowd of Young .toughs dis
.urbed the peace of Pascagoula Mon
lay night. They were ordered away
by Constable Willie Krcbs.
Miss Mamie Bcrrh, of Mobile,
who has been a guest of Mrs. j. L
al P~ascagoula, for some
has returned home.
Mr.. w. X. Mead amt father,
who have been on an extended visit TO
Ohio, TO attend their family re-
have returned home.
Mr.. w. L. Kline, accompanied
" his daughter, Mrs. Inez HOLSTER,
md Miss Cccile Gogariy, left for
New Orleans last Sunday. :.
The new bank, u one-story build
ny, in course of erection on krcbs
venue, will have an artistic front aud
dimensions 1892 feet.
ASK for and chew Garter Buckle
tobacco, the finest and best chew of
tobacco made, for sale by {
JcJcan & Mitchell, Scranton, Miss.
The following real estate transfer ;
ook place this week Il. j. Jane 10 /,
.ames g. Chambers, Lot M. 80, sit :
atcd on County Road and Pine ST.,
300.
An excellent opening can be
vailed of in Scranton TO establish a
Ib and pail factory to meet the re-
of the oyster and fish
hippers. v
Joseph Kotzum & Son, Ocean
prings, Miss, manufacturers of the
Celebrated Kotzum oyster knife, arc
repaired to furnish the trade with any {
at short notice.
New Rio Coffee, without a black II
at 20 cents per pound, as good
5 any % cents coffee. Other grades r.
coffee tor Is aud us cents at W.
. Z. Gcrard's. c
Sheriff Frank II. Lewis, who has
cen on his tax collecting rounds q
the county, has returned and \
i'll complete his published appoint
cnfs on the days specified. n
The family of Mr.. 7. A. Van Du- D
N, Express Agent, arrived last
eek from New Orleans and are occu-
ring one of Mrs. Amanda Krebs'
We welcome them here. Il
Mr.. X A DImilrv, who has been -
'pornted lighthouse keeper at the