The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-11-06
local NEWS.

Mrs. L. Troxler, Of Pascagoula
. IN A Wit TO New Orleans.
Sunny South cooking stoves,
rice $40, at J.. f. Cassanova's.
Tuesday was a dry day for Scran-
~ The dril king saloons were all
|oscd.
Fresh drugs and medicines at
|hidscy's.
DIR. ID. p. Russell, of Ocean
prinns, visited Scranton last Satur.
by.
81 hounds Y. G.. Sugar 81, Krebs',
Mrs. Alice IIerrin, Of Mobile, is
SLING Mrs. NJ. Seymour, OIL Delmas
Venue.
Grand Bay syrup at 80 ccnts per
[Ilon at !. w. Cox's.
Another drove of mustang ponies
TOWN. Look out for broken bugsies
hi broken bones.
Coffee at w. J. E. Gcrard's at l2la
nts per pound.
The public school opened on
buday in the Fircmen's old hall
|th fifty pupils in attendance.
Sugar at Canty's 10, % and 27
|unds for ONE DOLLAR.
REV. d. O. Byecs will preach in
! PRESBYTERIAN Church, Scranton,
xl Sunday-at 4 p. IN.
Mrs. A.. ID. Saucicr, OF West
scagoula, has been spending several
rs with her parents at Pascagonla.
"A girl baby put in an appearance
the household of Mr.. b. ID. Val
|dr, on DrlmaS avenue, on Nov. lst.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson, colorcd, had
b fine twin boys last Saturday
|rning that weighed eight pounds
III.
DIR. Il. D.. Murray, quarantine
Esician at Chandelier Island, was
guest of DR.. w. A. Cox the latter
1t Of last week.
Miss Samuclla Bowman left on
ndav TO teach school in the neigh
hood OF Fort Bayou. We wish
every success.
Services will he held in the
lheran Church Sunday morning at
o'clock, by the pastor, Itey. G. j.
bdcrs. All are invited.
Fhc majority find the new way of
ling troublesome, but the PUBLIC
| NO trouble TO make the BEST
gains at w. NJ. Canty's.
Don't feed your horses on raw
eet potatoes. A horse died at
Grove last week from collie
sed by eating too many raw
|stocs.
Joseph Kotznm 81 Son, Ocean
Miss, manufacturers of the
ebralcd KriZum oyster knife, are
|pared TO furnish the trade with any
hntity at short notice.
Since the corporation ceased 10
st the lamps on the hacks and all
|cr vehicles have ceased to burn.
T expect to hear Of a great smash-up
ne of these dark nights.
u. W. Cox will have California
ret at So cents a gallon on Saturday
lining.
mir. L. Tai Cowart, Of the Cowart
oducc Company, of Mobile, was
re Wednesday circulating among
old friends and customers. His
|it was pleasant as well as profitable.
DEPUTY SherifC. ID. Moore made
laid up Slippery Lane last Saturday
Eht aid captured fourteen negroes
living crap and cards. They were
ought before Hon. A. L. krebs, j..
aud fined S. each.
TON Does was here this week
ii had fine trade. lie must be with
good house, as the merchants are
ry particular who they buy from.
~ only from a good house and Tom
Fes will give you the prices.
MIR. G.. i. Sutton, editor of the
yensboro (Ky.) Messenger. paid The
EMocRAT-STAR office a visit last
Eek. lie Is a brother of Professor
L. Sutton, of Moss Point, aud has
en- his guest for some days.
Rev. c. j. Brodcrs returned home
|iurdsy night from a months visit
st. Louis, Missouri. lie had a
by pleasant time aud looks the
Eture Of health. lie has taken
arge of the Lutheran school again.
w. J.E. Gerard sells Y. Z. Sugar
4 cents per pound. Just think OF
% pounds for 81.
Notwithstanding the printed in-
Fuctions TO voters some at this place
Erked their tickets with (x) In
neil, consequently they were mot
united. They will learn by tho next
Ection how 10 make out their lick.
/, we hope.
T1.n D.--.-~.f. - Earforu huflf1.