The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-12-16
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what is the matter?
MI. F. d. Cronier visited Citron-
ellie, Ala, this week.
Tho marriage epidemic is still pre-
vailing in our town.
The old folks marriage last Monday
is the talk OF the town.
More new Christmas goods received
this week at CowAN Bno's.
II is said he IS to add $50" to his
firm. Wond RS will never cease!
The old folks as wen as The young,
have caught the matrimonial fever.
For shoes for men, women and
children, 60 TO T.. BLOOMFIELD & Co.
Mr.. c. +. burrows mother is con.
valcscing, and il is hoped will soon be
able to walk about.
Finest assorimen: of candies at
Charles lcardslee T. Co.'S.
Merchants, don't forget to advertise
your Christmas goods in the next is
sue Of the DEMOCRAT STAR.
Major Tho's. W. Grayson, of Ocean
Springs, was on our streets Tuesday
as pleasant and genial ascvcr.
Mrs. Sadie Clark, of Shuqualak,
Miss, who has been here on a visit 10
her mother, returned home this week.
Call and see the beautiful parlor
hanging lamps at Cbas. Deardslec T.
Cos.
Rev. c. A. Powell left Monday for
Natchcz to attend the Mississippi
Conference, which met thereW cdnes-
day.
One secondhand buggy for sale
cheap. L. BLOOMFIELD & Co.
There will be a Christmas tree at
The Methodist Church for the Sab
bath School children one night dur.
ing Christmas week.
A delegation of our lumbcrmcn
will attend the meeting of the Lum-
bcrmcn's Association next Saturday
at Pensacola, Fla.
Charlcs Bcardslee 4 Co. have with
out question, the largest stock of hol-
iday goods in tow u which will b. sold
al the lowest prices.
Mr.. VIM. Rudolf is homo again
from his trip to England and the Con-
%tinent, looking in splendid health and
ready for the winters business of his
extensive firm.
Mr.. John j. Mcintosh and his
charming bride returned home Mon
day evening from Il short bridal trim
to Pensacola, Fla.
Plush goods OF all descriptions, fine
stationery, photo albums, Christmas
cards, all kinds of games, nicely
bound books suitable for presents, can
be found at Chas. Beardslee & Cos.
Mr.. Geo. w. Robinson aud wife
spent Sunday IN Moss Point. On
Monday Mrs. Robinson LETT for her
home in East Orange, New Jersey, to
spend Christmas with her children,
1t Is the intention of Messrs. E. ".
Manahan " Co., 10 commence soon
putting up u new store building on
the burnt site. They will ihcn Lc
better prepared 10 furnish thoir many
customers more promptly with
goods.
Messrs. E. F. Griffin, II. r. Krebs
and e. Bloomfield, the committee ap-
pointed at the last meeting of the
maritime association TO consult with
Major Damrel, u. S. Engineer at Mo-
bile, regarding some matters Of is,.
p~ortancc% connected with our harbor,
report a very satisfactory visit 10 that
gentleman.
The following sctooners are load
ing at the Il. N. Danlzlcr Lumber
Con.pany's mills This week: The
Murtle NJ, with 100000 feet of lum-
Der for Havana; the Eleanor with
$4,000 feet of lumber for Vera
Cruz, Mexico j. W. Frost and Two
Friends with $1,000 and 10000 feet of
lumber for New Orleans; John j.
Driscoll with 25.0OO feet ofiumber for
Biloxi, Cora with 10000 feet Of lum-
Der for Mississippi River.
An attempt was made Monday
night to break into the dwelling
house Of Capt. Fritz Levin. The
thief got a scare before accomplishing
his purpose. II will be well for our
citizens to keep a loaded gun about
their houses, and when the burglars
appear throw a few leadcn bullets in.
10 them.
There is to be a Dime Concert Civ.
Gu at the residence Of Prof. M. Cald.
well, Friday evening Dec. 10th, for
the benefit Of Moss Point High School
library. The following is the pro.
gram for the evening:
Inst. Music. Miss Cora Howe
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