The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-12-16
PERSONAL, GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

Sh0wcry weather.
There are more 10 follow.
She is looking for him Christmas.
Tom Does Is at home for Christ.
mas.
Finest Candies at John y. KreBs
Variety Store.
Mr.. Adam lilumcr was in the Crcs-
cent City this week.
Mr.. S. d. Denny has a new kennel
Of fine hunting dogs. '.l3 +.
Who wants to be postmaster here ?
Don't all speak at once.
The dancing class expects TO give a
hop during The holidays.
Mr.. Z. W. Mauahan was In New
Orleans this week on business.
Who lost the bundle in New Or
leans containing bridal fixlng.?
"Bust ups" are unpleasant, but It's
nothing when You get used to il.
All quiet in political circles, rumors
TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
Everybody seems to be in favor of
the railroad from here TO Scranton. 4
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS!
at CowAN Bros.
Mr.. F. L. Silva, of New Orleans,
was with us several days this week.
We are glad to hear tina. Mrs. 0. X.
Williams is improving, and will be
out soon. 68.a
Some Of our girls who are mt school
elsewhere, will be home 10 spend the
holidays.
Mr.. j. W. Griffin is happy NAH
his mo,her.in.law from Perry county
is visiting HIM.
Fire works at bottom prices at
Chas. Beards!cc & Cos.
Mr.. J. L. DAIMLER left Monday TO
attend the Mississippi Conference at
Natchcz as a delegate.
1t seems that some of our lady
friends get ratified when they go to
New Orleans DIS well as some men.
Perhaps some more nice widows
will take our advice aud step in while
the matrimonial waters are troubled.
"Will Jim" entertained the town
on last Friday morning. lie is
good shot, but as a lasso thrower he
is not Sin it,"
A nice line OF fancy tables at e.
BLOOMFIELD Il Co.'S.
Mr.. J. W. Griffin returned from
Perry county Monday evening last.
lie reports the logging business very
well advanced.
The most complete stock of fancy
dry goods, notions, gents clothing
and furnishing goods. in town, at
CowAN Bros.
There will he appropriate services
at the Presbyterian Church on Christ
mas Day. During the week a nice
supper'win be prepared for the Sab.
bath School children.
At JOHN +. KREB's VARIETY STORE
Receiving toys, fancy goods, can
dies, and lots Of nice things for
Christmas al John +. Krcb's Variety
Store.
Ifyou want 10 give your best girl a
nice present you can find something
TO suit ut Chas. Desrdslec & Cos. ,,i
There will be a soclable at Prof. NJ.
Caldwelfs residence tonight friday
for the benefit of the Library fund.
Admission, 10 cents. Lot everybody
attend.
Crushed and other hats and caps al
r.. BIOoNrIEJn a. (,o's.
Hon. John NJ. Pelham, who Is now
engaged in business al Bayou La Bs-
ire, Ala, was a visitor TO our town
this week. Mr.. Pelham is looking
well, and says that lic- "a doing a
flourishing business. ftiisIU rgf.
Henry Ferrill (colorcd) broke into
the store of &. W. MARKHAM & Co.
Sunday evening last about 3 o'clock,
but was discovered before he got any
lie is now IN the hands OF the
officers.
A gentle pony fos saicat q bargain.
Il. BLOOMFIELD 4 Co.
Capt. John Giscl died Sunday
morning last, after several months
illness, aged 81 years, 4 months and
"a days. Monday evening a large
concourse Of citizens followed the rc-
maine 10 Griffin Cemetery. Rev. d.
0. Dyers conducted The funeral SER
vices. For many years Capt. Giscl,
orr waters, and was a
good citizen. 1ic leaves o large
family ~ mourn his death.