The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-12-08
Some cases OF grip In town.
Remember the poor and needy.

Some cases OF grip In town.
Remember the poor and needy.
Something is going to ''drnp'' soon.
our streets after a'rainsare 50 nice
and juicy.
A pair of juicy wild ducks sell here
for IS cents. 10
Mr.. ". a. Chapel, Of Mobile is Wis
iting Scranton.
Christmas is comlng-pay what you
W the printer.
Last Tuesday morning there was a
heavy white frost.
Can't. Chas. Boster returned from
New Orleans on Sunday.
Have your defective stove fllcs re-
haired berole it is too late.
Don't use coal oil in starting Il fire
in your stove. 1t is dangerous.
Merchants, advertise your Christ
mas goods in the DEMOCRAT-SrAR.
Mr.. Tom Howell, Of TIowcll's Ferry
was in town Tuesday IN jury duty.
Mr.. John Crenshaw is on a visit to
his mother at Bayou LII Batre. Ala.
The Christmas turkeys begin to
look solemn. Their days are num-
bercd.
Ed. Gray tool died at home on the
Telephone road last Tuesday norm
ing.
Mr.. Willie Hamilton. of Grand Bay.
Ala, is %butchering for Mr.. J. w. All
man.
The orange crop here was short
this year, owing to the October
storm. &c
The FarnswAN.r Lumber Compa-
ny's Riverside mill started to run
again on Monday.
PAY your county. State and munlci-
pal taxes before the 18th inst. or 10
per rent will be added.
Our m0ther-in.law informs lis that
she win send us at least 1000 yards Of
Cuttings for Christmas.
Mr. A.. N. Herrick is suffering with
an acute attack Of rheumatism which
confines him to his room.
The work OF repairing the light
house at the mouth Of P~ascagoula
river will soon be finished.
Col. @. B. Sansom,a prominent New
Orleans attorney, was on professional
business here this week.
A bouncing boy baby arrived at Tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mood.
last Wednesday morning.
Mr. Chas. Hendrickson is the lapp,
father OF a girl and boy. The LITTLE
folks arrived on the I'D ult.
Judge L. frame, one Of Jackson''
(Miss.,) prominent attorneys, Is II
town on professional business.
Mr.. l. NJ. Brannan, a prominen
timber agent OF Chronicle, Ala, was
here on business last Wednesday.
Hon. A. E. Krebs will not enter up
on his duties as deputy collector a
Pascagoula until the 10th o. l5thinst
Mr.. Mike Fcore, a popular younI
gentleman Of our town, is now benin
the counters Of ~ Mammoth Store
The Board Of Mayor and Aldermc
have repealed the carriage light ord
nance for the reason that it could no
be enforced.
Mr., Joseph Barrett. Of Middleton
Ohio, is spending the winter for b
health with Major r. L. Glenn, q
Faragut Point: 4 :
Mr.. Henry Jacobs, the popular me
chant tailor, left last Sunday for Mu
ply P. O., L., where he where he wi
remain two months.
Miss Jessie Harris, Of Mobile, a
ter a pleasant >t,y Of several week
the guest Of. the Misses Altman, r
turned home on Sunday.
The DEMoCRAT.STAR has alread
called attention to the d%elapsation
tne fence surrounding the Cathol
Cemetery at Pascagoula. Some ste
should be taken to replace II.
The water work election Is declu
ca Oh. The Mayor and Aldermen
taeir meeting Tuesday postponed
indefinitely, in order, they said, TIN
.ne people Of Scranton might bett
Ing.
owing to sickness and the inclc,
snt weather, Rev. d. q. Byers dbl
nolo service At the PrcsbytcrI,
saurcn last Sunday. He will prea
s's Thanksgiving Sermon next So
Jay At $3.50 .. nj. All cordially |
very few Of stos, delinquent o.
s \. from ttssl t6untry called
.es''e Tor the DbN0cRAr.ErAR q,
Jug nave been reading and enjoyI
Iaany. many years. Perhaps IL
ts,a . editors don't need any Ga
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