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gaffe airfe er Stoletaberne eiter
Sellltlltn9 al Serrecstpret frisious.
Sette bar uatt itGrt 9epaselie / Sos.
net; ~ StOleeiere bar enoOs iom 5sls.
beraf truet meo at meIbe fig uo Of Stat.
tirtenl
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Eaa Sanbn9s bar M bespnot Qn.
leg al en- 5abrit for 2anobrussmalfis
ner o9 8eoitaber. Gttie,apital 10000
Str. 3%tsponent Ritolai aluse. - Der
tales osiaa ON anl9s Of ilere Jabriter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
500 Taaes g,auo pa YrpD.

sammel SpenIfe bar for Smflatfen oe
5ia9eri / Rpr9e ialt uobolot 800 3as
sss 8ano % grpo. Gang paa Gang
er ban iprt no al 9anoet, men fommer
Itaoi9 isier. Nu iibit bleu ban osmt
til ct gars Spbolo paa Mtansels8aar'
ben.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
&riiipier Sanion bOlot forleben Spr

&riifpier SaniOn bolOt iorleben Ssns
bag / &riitiauia 5preoras "om ben
aamle % ben upe Gro" Scr ban ilut'
teoe i~rembolot ban fin 2pit til at bic
fine iibite gar til Irbeibe Der i 2anoet;
men Fig ban Dor bit msot baaoe al
Iutpriteter % andre, pOueoe ban life at
iorlaoe bet Sirteielt ban aIereoe bapoe.
9a lsb bet iom iamitemmist 8pr fra
bans 2ilbsrere: "gli berbiemme, 40
bli berbjemme, Sanipn!"
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
6narbsaut i Al 9lar bar

@aarbsgnt i Al gar bar @utten
paa Gteli Giuserite paret. San fit
netpp ai "5orenin9en for Nor8es Sel"
ct tort splubeser til 3at for lin lanse
os tru 3ieneite. Stabisbeo Iig9er Tor.
refen Samilieu. cams 6ar tlente |
SO gtar paa ianme Steb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Gaupner al be aleritsrite 9imeniio.
uer ifal berefter tunre tilpirfes paa
8oiors / &ermlanb. 9ette 8rut, Der
er p2ro CO. 3 MiQ. ar., er M for itsrite
8elen fjsbt al ben betjenote Snsenisr
Nlireo Nobel.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
SIpebrrnh | 9piSelemarfen. Der

9oe Quarts melem 81. 10 Os IL neo'
brenote Stuebpsnin9en paa Ssnbre
ssnitebs, tilbsrenbe Suenuns Sisuros
fen. Der fom / en- Jart mango 5olt
tiliteoe, % De sprise Suie blep meo
gtsb % neppe reboet tiligemeo ItDrite
8elen al Snoboet. Oct belle ii9es at
bore asiureret, omenb npset lapt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
Gu aurauItaft for beapnoeuoe Sun

VW WHfWVIF"FF TV 2"
setuberfulpie aste5 oprettet paa Mtpies
b9t i Sanbsper $3.50 Meter Ouer Sas
pet). So anieebe M9nb / ariitiania,
bpprai be ileite er 9aser, inbbpoer til
2esuins Of glitter i bette prispGroise
5oretasenbe, Der antases at piIe trnpe
en- aapitol pan ar. 2OO, 1000.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
1opSfaIo J..

tetast - Savse btttnstst,r,, fer ltapsrubs
eiasi "a BtHnu. at psr trr, ia, alma e,Sr.tHa
tptH5s aist' pts Dozen BEN 2se, Ire. 1898 GUN par
isst ben ne Sept. 1898.
5rss nss ksHsts stsp. ptRsa,t prr, bsustS Rinbtl
|r % plrs Fem .. 1o,nst.
1serah. lama.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Cmfring 600 er be giterlaotes 9lr'
tai eIter be nprlte Sjpfolt, Tom psoe
Santos / 2ibsrummet fra lite Septbr.
1891 til lite Mai 1898. Iii be Gfter'
laote er MI sisuuem 4gt. Siciartst."
iubiamlet pmtrins 500 aruner.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
Soranoring at Sio paa
Wilmaufee Sanen.

tran eaar ue: IRAN antommg:
III. 10. 10 formtoodl. ri. 8 30 5ormtoeoa.
Z. 35 gtttrmis5aa. ms
. 800 AiisH. lao Gft,rmiesas
Ct 5rasttTau saaT ia 9uImar tit auitin r. 4Gftsrs
missas.I tasu B~asiasrtr mse % ,ommr til suiin ri.
S.25 Kitten. 1ost forIasG Dteorab SL 285. ior at
gasfaarer Tan bsugtt, N3 esraf.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
tiIfaIas ener tiatte.

Everitsi,msuttr. iaifon 'barn t~itiatlI'. 'pui tf
iaIss', -6us ilarts-. -ti,n,fis ltots". "ptaos suRtl'
oIu., vit ia nu Of ~tnsrptf,s ior / Gent pr Orb Tor so.r
Cana. eH'tIt. c~ositapsr. E. VI. a~oraoaitip ~ ct
@aou, rtsrts iOr ct Orb. ap,rtisirm,ut,r. oy ~, itsi
'oss af sttatlua, tassS 10, p,uisu ill.,
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

HDgene Cos. Suerretsiasisrer Slai
goe bar folst fin Salpoel i&p9ene sos
pr. Grenbal til @ierne af Sunsfos 6as
briter for ca. 10000 arOner.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

.Jinanss % Solobepartementet bar
lnbsioet 8lase til 8%ratsbers limits.
ltattetommisIi ion oper Stattelisninsen
Wo for Iaret 1894, paa @runo al -
for lao SnotastsanIattelie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
StHen0e gtpb | 9nnlanh-

s, SSHsllos HuS / eaplano. 5000
nin,. Vy9'oes at bate iultet libel / @as
c Csr~.oO Paa @runb Of sneens baarbe
Sg I,@s"..ta o{ Otter bpao Der meps
"%s @5'aImberset", er psiaa Siur.
fi, ,,s HoIoe OCoe, % en- flor 8el af
Se ss , 9aor famine Sci. Mgoen blanbt
nj y @.t laar er muuse @anae parrs
isrp5 ;;,g0938ernes NDO flor, % man
s yi" y, HI en- itOr 9ecimerins at iaa.
g6br,Sssg )9n &suer / bisie 9raiter.
la, y Ss,, ! oErOppe bar bet iaar aanIfe
H'9 lite. ''''p' SaPperns iprmaar be
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

8 6ierpens 6erreo er Der for iaar
paa en- anta9en 5urmue at ca. arpner
5,931,0o0 os m Snbtrst Of ca. Str.
l,o75,0o0 uolisnet / S~err.bsfat ca.
Str. $4,000 / StatsIfat CO. Sr. 1,60O.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

"Gleftriif Sersefompagni" meo en-
Iftiefapital paa 10000 ar. til 9rafite'
ring al Sapnen meo s eleftrilte Serge.
baaoe er fonititueret / Bergen. 3raiiten
bespnot / Suni.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

5or Srnffenifab / 5orbinoelie meb
andre Holitiforieelier i Sriitiania er i
Sanuar Maaneo arreitereoe SIS W9no
og 112 8oinoer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
ct giera ppiluat al Sapet. timber

VI VJffB DpNlIBt aT DnDtt. HH0er
BUILDER os 3rsn itprtebe forleoen ct
itsrre &lippeitpffe paa ca. 60 IONS fra
Spinepitsbolmeu i 8sra Spsn paa
Sruit neo i Sapet, iaa 8anbipreiten
iOrmelis inbbDQebe Splmen / en- StD al
Sfum os Damp.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

G%Orntoloen. Gubet 8ammer bar
meo 1877 mob 62 Stemmer ne9tet at
iprbeie Toloen paa &oru.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

NnfeS.-Gn ~eriaren Snl9smano /
- sIGoes' Jorretuing. Sueeu onoen be
hgper Of meloe lig. Sau mao tanne iolc
bet norite Sprog. Siriu easr benpsnb ia
til ". &. Cation, Tecorah Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Sangeinno bar 1906 inoenbps Stats
pierre til &Ommunen; oerai betaler 463
Statsl fat meo en- iamlet Sum at Ser.
13,1S4.20.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Sill Stortingsmanb Storengs Gufe
anorager Suosettomitsens Mcolem / ct
refereret 5orilas ON en- BENTON, flor
600 Sir. aarli9.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Suis 3e life fan tigbe tribune Bio
tier, buur Ge Dor, ieuo oa l 8oapr til
6. g. geeiIer, 9ecurah, SOipa, ps ban
pil ienbe Gem 3 StGuger meo Ylaiter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
GIN SQrlsbcrabaue.

YIN Sarlsbergbane. Sra Solme'
Itrano berettes: Seo ct talrl9t beis9t
Mpbe i 9arbal pebtos man eniiemmis
at lutte fig til gnlGs al Sfoppum-
Sittin9ios = SparitabsS ernbane meo
giltnptniug ON mulis meo en- Sane ira
~9tatlunsen elIer 2arpit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

6orIag ON Siligeneeiart mellem
3alen % Oooa / 9uriittioen operienos
tes iorleben al Stortbinset til 8esiers
insen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

5ormanbfabet | 2arpif inoitiler
til Observation-Disclosures at bepilse 600, 900
8r. til 9auseuoalsbaneu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

NareRe 1890 % 1891 blep bepil,
sa illlammen 3l3 9ilometer. 3iblis
I'rs 4apoe NOrse157s &ilometer Seru.
sa0er Grift. On Is @ar oil Sern.
"aas''ettet altiaa ubsigre 1866 ailos
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
10000 Rrouer iii eiueiauos

Safti9t. Ora 9iIsiano berettes, at
atoSoe 3oloopipusmanb RtcOlui GAN
zen al I'm 10000 aruners Jormue bar
tsltamsnteret 10000 til ct 2eeut for
Opens 5attise.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

e beOilgebe 9aner banner en- alls
E'II8 &lluRrt TT 2anoets Sernbanenet.
SsFes iomIeoe 2ansoe uo9iSr 475 &is
loT'eter % oeres apitenoe oper As Drill
lQner @rOner. Snnet inlner innlebes:
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Wprmanben u. Sppsboen tOg iDrite
9ramie peo Stirenoet uoeniur Stod'
holm ben lite W(arts.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
Sfieus nne Girfe Itul ifrlge en- lib.

Sfiens me Nlrfe ltaI lfpI8e en- Uos
talelie ai Sormanoitabet al 6urmano'
Itabet til ariitiunsiuubs SiItcp, tnnne
pentes al pare i brusbar Stano pms
trina lite SUM-. Sncpielien pil rime'
liapis tunne finoe Steo peb Ct. Sans.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Yaa be i~GtersSalife 6jeloe llsger
Der mn mere Sne, cub Der bar siurt ! be
iibite 10 Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

70 al StortingetS Seteraner, 8pits
meter Stpert Rilieu Os 2ensmanb 8
9tiliel, ifal bile iralise fig @jenpal9 %
tr9oe tilbage fra bet pffentli9e 9iu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
tm.!H|uBjgg!tG'S,ssISSSSp
NT AND Nun R5
!" LEAVING AND ARRIVING
TINE OF TRAINS,

Tran 70. 50 payia3sp saar fra GusrIB e. $50
dfhruisoal, ps 70. 81 (9ragt) H. 500 Rorssu 70
81 Cgasiaau) au'onnr az bseerab sL2 IS Giirm. OF
10. IS (5rasi) aniommsI III. 800 9itsTmieoaJ.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

,ai fst'til oD, gpe / araserp CT
I0m SiOmauOspreif i WsiS gort.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Nnfnuie @aa iii Sotpnie /
~oto"'S' Sperobus Storet, hpis
5 oil bape goers llbre, Stueubre reparercoe
% fBrite &lnsies 0rbeioe. 3L20S.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Som YrooIt | Nebre Selemarfcn
unoer S~ect9beoen efter aioeoe 8rUpIt
@aeiien iunserer S~o9neprelt 2b. Dr.
oing.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
K. /. HAUCEN.
Sanobeoen Dl frem!

Oct er Ell ajenosgjeruiug at "OOOntuuOer" er bet beoIe
local anaesthetic for imerteiri lotrGtutn9 al 9GnOer. Oct
rugen uOlOiom Smertc, cinrat oct er anpenOt. 5Orls9
bet. ga bliu ~ouerbeuiIt. Or. 6. 8. TOpGif er ben Gneie, iom
8inneibeit Guuntp bar Ret til at BRUCE "COOntuuoer".
Bear 8lot, 9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
samions Sj6rne.
3 Chicago bpor u. Sampipm

enSnu OpbOlber Jig Og jDr intigb aO aliens SOrter garer. Camp
ION tan lite rulte ienrem pa 2 eer 3 Gage ban jgr fine intigb
laaleoe8 at bans auuOer oil baue eli StOr iOroel oerau alorig bar
no9et WienneIe Jet ct iaa fultGnoist bare Cpta9 40 alfens Sorter
til laa ubgre lape Brlier iom Sampion M fan Pile irem butt pa
at mine uo9ner ON oa9en er fun 2.75 og fOrboloet til en- iaa
StOr forretntn9 er l9 Stano til at iGl9e mine pare til en- lauere
Yrts END Dem lom bar mango gauge Stare llb9tfter % banoler
bare neo en- Sa85 pare fOrig9er ou at bauote Der oil bu mart lere
at Sarplot gl9rter lte Sarer lapere iennemiutt END nOget anoet
|ten / Gnrnrnh
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
VDt Splag ap

9rg GOODS 9lOtbing 5urniiblns 8OOos SatS Gaps Carpets Scots
d. SbOes Notions 6ancp goods SopS Sefpelrp GlofS @tuical Su,
itrument 0arOware Siuuare GrOderp @lai8ware d camps @roie.
rtes Confectionery 5urniture d Bal 8aper upfair european
0oteL
Warm Meals at all hours.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
Tait Gienoon,.

Sasras. asDc
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-04-13
Wilson Springs Camp Meeting.

Editor DeniOcrat-Star
Material is being delivered on the
ground for the erection Of Il tabernacle
for the Wilson Springs Camp Meeting.
This camp ground is situated eight
miles north of Scranton, Miss, -four
miles north Of Moss Point, on the road
leading from Moss Point to Americas,
and within a few hundred PAGES of six
cold running mineral springs. whose
beautiful, llmpid waters contain sew
eral medicinal properties, as fine, per-
haps, as any in the South, which fact
has been proved by the marked
changes they have produced in many
sufferers, among whom is the wife Of
Mr.. +. II. Wilson, proprietor of the
Wilson hotel, who, when she moved
TO these springs Il little over a year
ago, was, | am told, a confirmed dys-
peptic. but is now the picture Of ro-
bust health, and / think would tip
the beam at l45 or $50 pounds. Mr..
Wilson has kindly donated to the NJ.
f. Church South a beautiful plat of
ground, containing ten acres. upon
which the tabernacle will be built.
and which is free to any and to all
who will come and erect tents thereon.
There will be no gate fee nor "catch
penny" establishment to gobble up
mems money. The camp meeting
from time to time will be conducted
on the old style, ~"welcOmeto all" All
that we ask of the people is to help us
build the tabernacle, which will cost
about $3.50 or $l15. Surely among so
many lovers of Chist's kingdom and
well wishers Of religious enterprises,
this small sum could be easily raised
without detriment to any. l will,
therefore, in behalf Of the glorious
cause of the blessed Redecmer Of souls,
earnestly beg any who may chance to
read this article, to aid us In this laud-
able enterprise by sending me their
contributions however small) to Es-
catawpa, Miss.
And let me say to the dear friends
who have alrcrdy subscribed and not
paid, that my p. o. is Escatawpa,
Miss, ana Chat l am always In a state
of reccptlvlty, and that the sooner
they pay up the faster we will be ena.
bled to to push the work to compile.
tiOn.
We desire to have the grounds in
readiness for holding the first meeting
by the third Sabbath In October, 1894.
Yours for God and the salvation Of
souls. G. II. ELLIS, p. G.
E~scutawpa, April I, 1894.
Services Sunday ut 1880 p. nj. In the
Lutheran church. All are welcome.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-04-13
Y four birds.
Individual average:

An elegant oil painting. valued at
500, is now on exh ibition at the Lit
tie Gem barber shop. The printing
represents a moonlight scene on the
occan--a bark coming landward under
full sail. signals a tug bearing down
towards her. and white and green
lights are exhibited. and In the dis
tance can be seen an Atlantic yacht
steaming %shoreward. The painting
was executed by our talented artist,
Mr.. R. ID. Wilcox and is well worth
seeing.
At the Scranton ship yard. Capt.
George Frentz, proprietor, the work
on the large mud scow for the
National Dredging Co., OF Whining
ton, Del, is progressing finely. The
lenAth of the scow is 1875 feet. width
10 feet and depth of hold u feet. The
Mexican schooner Tres Hermanos is
hauled out for general repairs.
Mr.. Geo. r. Sheppard, of Pascagou.
Ia, who has been afflicted for the past
sixteen years with a cancerous sore
which was eating away his nose and
lip, Informs us that the cancer, under
the treatment Of Mr.. w. y. Evans, q
resident of Clark County, Miss, Is
cured, and but for a slight dishgura.
ton, he believes himself freed from
further suffering.
The twin infants Of MI. and Mrs
Carl llcndrickSon died at their home
on the telephone road. Lily died or
Thursday and Clements the following
Sunday. They were buried at tn,
Protestant cemetery at P%ascagoula
the former on Friday last and the lat
ter on Monday. Rev. d. o. Bycrs, 0
Moss Point, officiating.
MI. r. L. AIbritton, now of Rlloxi
was In town Monday. He has not Al
yet started out In Harrison Is a sales
man for the Singer Sewing Machine
but expects to be on the road In Il few
days prepared to supply every famil,
In the county with one OF these splcn
did machines,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-04-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Business is only $50 so.'
Picnic season is not far off.
Our town is healthy as usual.
The spring poets are a back number.
Card parties are gradually playing
out.
Mr.. Cary Wood is at home this
week.
The frost laid low the carly water
melons.
His Sunday outing is always at Pas
cagoula.
The scuppcrnong crop promises to
be large.
Mr.. j. l. Dixon, of Cross Roads, was
in town this week.
Miss II. Castancra left Tuesday on
IA visit to relatives at Biloxi.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Dantzler visited
the Crescent city this week.
The %Pascagoula river is again on "A
rise. More logs are expected.
Mr.. c. II. Wood is attending circuit
court at Leaksyille this week.
The refreshing April showers every
night or so keep the gardens looking
well.
Miss Annie Dantzlcr is in Mobile
this week, visiting Mrs. W. II. Mcln-
tOSh.
Mr.. II. S. Jackson, of Mobile, paid
his brother, &. w. Jackson, a visit
Sunday.
After IA while it will be moonlight
boat rides on the waters Of Pascal
goula river.
The Hypathean Society meets to-
night at the residence of Mr.. ii. NJ.
Cudabac.
Mr.. Willie Walters, who was hurt
on the 10Th ult., we are glad to learn,
is improving.
DR.. Y. L. Griffin has returned from
Jackson, where he went to attend the
State Board of Health.
Messrs. A. +. Dantzler s. Co are
having an addition put to their store
for a feed room and groceries.
Mr.. Thos. NJ. Evans left Wednesday
evening for Poplarville to attend cir
cult court there next Monday.
The presldicg elder, Partridge,
preached an excellent sermon Sunday
night in the Presbyterian church.
The young nan who invested in a
violin intends taking lessons in music
and at the same time study Spanish.
The mcrcha hts and mill owners have
subscribed enough money to keep the
fire engine in good order ready for SER
vice.
MI. NJ. NJ. Watkins was away from
town Saturday and Sunday on private
| business. He returned Monday look
ing cheerful and happy.
Mr.. Chaa. II. Hudson, agent of the
| Pascagoula Ice Co., will commence
the sale of ice in Moss Point on May
LIST. He will deliver ice to families at
sew enty-tive cents a hundred pounds.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-04-13
A Delightful Resort.

Editor Democrat-Star.
Ocean Springs Is eighty-four miles
from New Orleans, nearly sixty from
Mobile, Ala, on the l.. & n. r. Il.
1t is the highest trolling country Sec
tiOn between the two cities, and pos
sesses many natural advantages over
other Lake shore resorts, viz:
1t Is one of the nearest to the Gulf
OF Mexico, and consequently has ex-
cellent bathing, as well as fishing and
hunting grounds, besides unsurpassed
life and health-giving springs sulphur
and iron, as is evidenced by many
sufferers, who for years were afflicted
with asthma, bronchitis, ETC., but,
after residing here for sometime, re-
covered their health. Rents are one
half or less than in III large cities,
living is cheaper /: we have good public
and private schools, five churches, one
Catholic and four Protestant, viz
Methodist, Episcopal, Presbyterian
and Baptist. Employment can be
had in the various lumber mills, can
ming factories and fishing industries
hcre,as well as at Biloxi. PascagOula,
Moss Point and Scranton.
Northern and western people have
found out the many superior adrant-
ages Of this section and can be found
here now, winter and summer, and arc
loud in their praise of this highly
favored region, and, consequently, are
buying and settling by the score along
the coast. securing the bargains in
real estate now that, ere long, will
enhance two or three fold 10 value.
1t Is a fine fruit country, also, as is
atteSted by the efforts of one indus
triOuS and courageous woman | viii
mention. About ten years ago Mrs
Mary Richardson had one and a hal
acres Of land planted in Lec0ntt
! pears, owning then but $50 acres, from
which the timber had been cut FOL
charcoal, tar, etc. Year before last hel
fruit sold for $500, last year for 1920,
and the past season for $1,000, and to-
day she owns over 500 acres.
Various bath houses have been re
built and others are in course of cree
ton, thereby doing away with man.
evidences Of the late storm on on
beach front.
Our town officials are ehdeavOrin.
to keep up the procession by repair
ing, grading and Smelling the import
ant thoroughfares, and have alS'
built a shell wharf and platform il
the real Of town on Fort Bayou, ant
are now building a bridge across tn
marsh fronting Washington avenu
(main street, and intend to have
long felt want on the beach 'front.'
public wharf and road-in the nea
future.
Public school term Is over, but on
worthy Mayor, Prof. d. d. Cowar
and Rev. J. NJ. Pugh, able instruc'
ors, have two private schools here.
PROGRESS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-04-13
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Local Notices inserted under this head are
charged for at the rate OF 10 cents per
line for each insertion.

Alabastine for sale at DeJean &
Mitchell's.
Ladies, get your low quarter shoes
at W. NJ. Canty's.
Send your watches, clocks, ETC., for
repairs to G. A. Stemper.
Straw hats and alpaca coats fresh
and fine at w. M. Canty's.
The best place in Jackson county to
buy goods is at w. j. L. Gerard's.
Chris. Nelson certainlyhas the largest
stock Of furniture, cheaper than else
where.
Try a package of Celluloid Starch,
Il new and novel in vcntiOn, for sale at
Nix's.
Get yourself a spring suit of clothes
and Il straw hat at the MAMMOTH
STORE.
Try il pairof DIckskin Brooches, Il
guarantee goes with every pair, for
sale at Nix's.
Boys alpaca coats and vests and
light summer suits at W. NJ. Canty's.
pratt's poultry and animal food for
sale at the MAMMOTH STORE of
DcJean & Mitchell.
Another lot of Gents Homemade
Shoes, in high and low quarters, just
received at Nix's.
II you want to buy feed cheaper
than elsewhere, call at the corner gro
Gerry of Roberts g. March.
Try Gerard's best butter at 80 cents
a pound. II 1t is not better than any
in town your money will be refunded.
The largest and handsomest Ii ne 0
ladies' low quarter shoes ever shown
in Scranton now open at W. M
Canty's.
Boys, don't send away for your pts
tol or shotgun, for w. NJ. CAVITY viii
be prepared in Il few days to sell yot
either and save you money.
MAMMOTH STORE of DeJean s
Mitchell carries the very largest lin'
of groceries and canned goods. YOU
can get from them Il fresh supply a
lowest prices.
Don't be without the use of an UNI
brclla or Darasol, when you have suct
Il beautiful line to select from as that
of W. NJ. Canty's.
You can get Is pounds Of Y. c. suga
for 81 at w. j. +. Gerard's. Also ,
pounds of rice. Think of It,, 4 cent
per pound. Why not save p per cent
these hard times?
Send your messages to the Western
Union Telegraph Co. where they vii
receive the exclusive attention of til
manager, and where prompt and e1
fcIcnt service is rendered.
II. IIineman, Milwaukee. writes
some box Japanese Pile Cure ha
cured me Of a case of 20 years stand
ing, after being treated by Ne,
York's best physicians" Sold by W
4. Cox and J. W. Stewart.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-04-13
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCAL NEWS.
What will the BOYS do now?

Mr.. Narcisse Seymour visited Mo-
bile Monday.
Mr.. Henry c. Ravens, OF Vancleave,
was here this week.
Trout are biting finely and the local
sports are happy.
Rev. w. c. West paid Scranton a
business visit last Monday.
Mr.. i. N. Ramsay, county surveyor,
was at the court house Wednesday on
business.
Col. II. A. Vancleave paid a bust
ness visit to Mobile on Monday, and
gave Scranton a pop call on Tuesday.
Mr.. c. C. Capers, of New Orleans.
has been transferred from Chef Mon
tcur here, as night operator in the
l.. e. Ms Office.
Mr.. Ross SwItzcr spent the first
part CT the week here with his par
ents, returning to Pass Christian the
following Thursday.
Mr.. John D. Gully, Of Meridian, and
Miss Rosa Vonosd0l Of this place,
were married Tuesday week by Judge
j. B. Wigginton.
Mrs. n. Il. Baker and son, after a
pleasant sojourn of several months
here. left ortbeir home in Washing
ton Heights, H., last Tuesday.
DR.. d. w. Halstead and son Ernest,
returned last week. Mr.. II. has
wound up his business affairs at Or
ange Grove and will remain home for
the present.
Mr.. Frank Lundy and wife, accom-,
panied by Mrs. l.. Ryan, paid a pleas.
ant visit to friends and relatives at
West Pascagoula on Tuesday and
Wednesday last.
Mr.. II. p. Weiss, of Mobile, better
known in literary circles under the
nom de plume Of clip" was in towr
Tuesday last looking after the inter
ests of the New Orleans Picayune.
Arrivals at the Hing House: Asses
sor A. A. Vaughan, Three Rivers
Robert Pyec, Boston; +. l.. Gaskins
Charleston, s.. c.; W.. B. Turnbnll
st. Mary's Ga: II. c. Maycs, New
Orleans.
Recent arrivals at the Artesiar
House: Mrs. A.. A. Loosen, New
York City; MSS Mary L. Orvis, Sal
Jose, Cal, Misses NJ. Il. Wood ant
Fannie Green, New Orleans; w. G
Crane, New York City,
Miss Susie Vaughan, an accom-
plished young lady OF our town spen'
several days in Scranton attending
the examination of teachers for thi
county. Miss Vaughan was thegucs
of Mrs. Mary II. Bragg.
, Arrived herc1ast Tuesday evenin
!. on the coast train, as guests of GU
townsman, Mr.. Herman Mil, MI
Harry Curtis and wife, c Mis-
Mamie Vail, who were married a
$ ? o'clock, p. M, in New Orleans, til
: same day. Mrs. Curtis is a sister
Mrs. Mil. The bride and groom wi
: remain until Sunday. Maytheir life
journey be ever stre"n with fragran
flowers is the wish of your correspond