The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-12-16

Miss Celeste I)ciinds mas u POSI-
,ion in the public school at Ocean
Springs.
Christmas tree for the Lutheran
Sabbath School children in the Luth-
cram Church Christmas night.
Lizzie, the II year old daughter
of Mr.. Jack and Mrs. German. after a
sl,or, iIlucss, died Sunday night.
There is sone talk Of 2 comtes,
oycr,hc municipal election on account
Of some irregularities in conducting
the election.
SHERIFF Lewis has been suffering
several DAYS with rheumatism, but
the taxpayers have been rushing him
all the same.
Robert l.. Whitaker, colored,
formerly in the brcr.. business here,
left Friday nighl for ST. Paul, Mimi,
his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Eurcn, al
Pascagoula, were made happy Saiur-
day morning last She is a nice little
sirl-;hc pride Of the family.
REV y. O. Hyrrs will preach in
the Presbyterian Church Sunday at
$3.50 p. N. All the members are
earnestly requested ieay'end.
Tuesday was a dry day in Scran-
ton, It being election day the saloons
were all closed. M one suffered for
the ardent that VIC know of.
The officers Of the United States
Revenue Cutter Mclean, with their
wives are quartercd At Mrs. Ia. Doni-
vans, on The Pascsg,u'a river.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Luce, of Basin,
were here Monday. They left on the
%. m. train for Mobile, to do some
shopping for Christmas before return
ing home. W r'
MIR. +. T.. Silva, Of New Orleans,
was here this week looking after his
lumber business. lie was the guest
. Of his ta,her-m-law, Capt. John Fos-
ter. r
Tax. Collector Rourkc is around
sco"pimg in the cash for the town.
Those who failed 10 pay before the
18th will he charged 10 per cent dam
ayes. .td. E..
AT the residence Of the bride, faith
CT, on Thursday, December =, 1892,
by Judge Chas. T.. Clidscy, Mr.. Geo.
y. Matthew and Miss Eleanor Rich
ards were married.
There will be q Christmas tree
Tor tic children Of the Methodist,
Presbyterian and Baptist Sunday
Schools Saturday night, Christmas
eve, in the Presbyterian Church.
Capt. John Y. Morgan, who was
elected Tuesday at ,se Municipal
election for Alderman, ,s,thorizcs us
I" say that he will not quality as such.
lie says he is not SIN it," There Is
likely To be two vacancies on the
new Board Of Aldermen.
Mr.. A. j. Murray, a farmer at
Orange Grove, brought to town TO
NJ. z. Altman n Son, butchers, a ply
that weighed 200 pounds after hang
Ing up in the market house day or
ST. Jackson county is not u bad
county for no. raising.
I'VE are indebted TO our friend,
MIR. Ira w. Broomc, Of Moss Point.
Tor a large basket Of oranges from his
grove. They arc the largest and finest
we have ever seen in this State, equal
III all respects 10 Inc best Florida va
rely. w tender our thanks 10 Mr..
broome, and wish him prosperity in
growing the golden fruit. 4.
Mr.. Ell Hudson Is on duty a lllio
depot again. lie resigned his place.
some time ago and two different men
tried 10 al the place but failed, and
mconsequcncc lie was %pursuadcd 10 re-
'ar'' and assume charge again with
an assistant. No moro faithful and
eiliclent helper at tho depot has eyer
oeen employed than Ell Hudson.
Charles Ross Frederic has pur-
ceased tho Livery Stable and Stock
Of U'cht 4 Altman. Price paid 81, 100
cash. Tho stabl" viii bc continued
~ The old stand, and we bospcak Tor
'"e new owner 4 share Of tho public
patronage. Sam Wright, tho well.
s"own Americas SiAissu Of African
descent, Il foreman Of tho stublc.
oam Is U hustler, II lc isa li,tlo nols.y.