The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-12-13

need some money w o"y S"''s'"'"o S""N''''
Don't disappoint MS.
Braciug weather this.
Delmas avenue is being shelled.
All the mills are running at East Side.
There is an end to everything but advertis-
ing.
Remember the poor during the Christmas
holidays.
Brevity is the soul Of wit-and of an adver-
,isement.
Liberal advertisers are always the best mer-
chants to trade with.
Listen, the wedding bells will ring out in
Scranton in a few days.
Services at the Lutheran church Sunday at
1880 a. M. and 1870 p. m.
NV. B. Carey and family have moved into
their cottage on Magnolia street.
Remember the editor dufing the Christmas
holidays,
Jackson county was established December
II, 1872,
The town dog ordinance is now in full force
and effect.
Have your job Printing done at the Demo-
cRAr-STAE office.
The old year is dying. How many will live
to see the new year.
Advertise your Christmas goods in the
DEMoCRAT-STAR.
Geo. Delius, of Grand Bay, Ala, was in
town on Saturday last.
Jno. Il. Pankcy and wifr,kMobilc, were here
Sunday visiting relatives.
Have your Christmas printing done at the
DEMOcRAT-STAR office.
Cant. Chas. Boster returned Friday last
from a ten days visit in New Orleans.
Miss Mamie Pol visited her sister, Mrs.
John II. Santa Cruz at Grand Bay, Ala, last
Sunday.
Pay what YOU owe the DEMocnAT-STAR be-
fore the new year 1896 and your dreams will
be pleasant all the year.
Mrs. Irene Richardson, of Golden, Ala, is
book keeping at the store Of her brother, w.
}. L. Gerard.
Rev. D.. o. Bycrs will preach in the Prcsby
terrain church Sunday at $3.50 p nj. All cor
daily invited.
The fast steamer Sadie l.. is nearing com
pletion. She will resume her regular upriyer
trade on next Monday.
Miss Laura McKibbin, a charming little
lassie of the Gulf city, is on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Edward Mitchell.
D.. Ford, W. II. Canty and Father e. A.
Oliver left on Wednesday evening for a hunt
IN the lellrfontaine neighborhood.
Miss Eugenia Cox, Of Mobile, arrived here
on Tuesday last to take charge of the house
hold of her brother, Dr.. W. A. Cox.
Miss Allie Crist, who has been spending sew
eral months with her aunt, Miss Nina Smith,
left for home in Mobile on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Mary G. Laird and sou Charlie, who
have been stopping for several weeks with DR..
W. A.. Cox, have returned to their home in
Pascagoula.
There was a business man of Moss Point on
the streets of Scranton Wednesday evening
who acted like he had his "morning's morn
ing"
Capt. Chas. L. johnson, and wife, OF Pascal
goulO, accompanied by Miss Jennie Drysda|e,
OF Biloxi, returned Tuesday evening from the
Atlanta Exposition.
Geo, Jackson has commenced building a
handsome residence on his beautiful Pascal
goula property. The building is to be a two
story modern structure.
ia. Miller returned last Friday night from
months visit to Borden Lithia Springs, Ga.
He is looking well, and speaks in the highest
praise of the restorative properties of the
springs.
L. \. King, chief salesman for the j. T
Liddle Lumber Co., of Handsboro, was here on
avislt to friends last Saturday. He was en-
route home from The Atlanta Exposition and
reports the same fully up to all descriptions.
Henry G. Ravens, of vancleave, was at the
courthouse on Wednesday last on business
lie reports everything quiet in and around hi;
part of the country. Charcoal is selling at II
cents per barrel,
Owing TO the shorhrotice given out by thu
pAscaroula Wing Shy Club the members ant
all those wishing II participate are re
quested to be on the Mounds promptly at
O'Clock Saturday aft<ppoon.
Mrs. L. McReynolds, accompanied as far Al
Mobile by Mrs. G. Nelson and Miss Herth'
anderson, left for Starkville on a visit t
the family Of Thos. Nelson. From there sh,
VIII visit Double, Springs, Miss, thence to he
nom in Salem, Va.
John NJ. Pelham brought to Scranton las
FRIDAY night on the eel ooner "Spy" 800
pounds Of choice fsh rs the result Of one tri
These waters. They we're shipped to vari
's points on Saturday. Tho above catch ha
seldom been surpassed and illustrates tn
wealth Of our ash resources.
deo. II. Huggins returned on Wednesday q
"s' week via New York from London, Eng
''no' whittier he had gone in the interest Of
prominent Sabine Pass, Texas, lumber an
lumber firm. lie looks well, and reports
peasant trip. He was well pleased with II
result Of his s%cjourn abroad, aud says that II
''w'm'lls offhe South ars doing a large bus
ness with English seaports.