The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-01-03

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far the ncxt few months will be
N. A. DEEs,
Care Of Spengler Hoase,
Jackson, Miss.
Write It 1896.
A few fakes Of snow fell Monday.
A fool and his money is soon parted.
Have YOU started the New Year right?
CLAW pigeon soup is not the thing II is
cracked up to be.
To cure dull t~imes-apply an advertisement
to the afflicted part. .
Ralph Bingham will do all that is advertised
or your money back.
Do YOU want to laugh ? Ralph Bingham
will make you laugh.
Mrs. n. A.. Norton with her baby 10 visiting
her parents at Mobile.
Early to bed and early To rise will be in vain
il you don't advertise.
Miss Belle Gerard, Of Coden, Ala, visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. W. s. Dodson, Of p~ascagoula, is visit
ing her sister at Zachary, La.
Ralph Bingham, Of Philadelphia, is the
sweetest ~violinist ever heard.
Joel Norton, Of Mobile, spent Christmas
with his brother, II. A. Norton.
Scranton has street lamps but they have
never been lighted. No oil yet.
The new Board of Supervisors meet and or
ganize for business on Monday.
Some important sales take place at the
court house door next Monday.
Captain William George and wi. visited
Mobile on Sunday and Monday last.
Ralph Bingham is The finest impersonator Of
character Oh the American platform.
Captain n. Il. Cooley spent several days
with his family at Pascagonla last week.
Capt. R. G. Reedcr and wife, of Mobile,
spent Christmas with the editors family.
Miss Addie Clark, of Pascngoula, has re-
turned home from a visit to New Orleans.
Hans Nelson, Of New Orleans, is spending
The holidays with his %uncle's family, G. Nell
sou.
Master David Warren, Of Grand Bay, Ala,
visited his brother, Frank Warren. here this
week.
All our county oficers-elect will qualify and
enter upon their respectiv, duties on Monday,
Jannary 6, 1896.
Captain Harry Andrews aud wife, Of Pasca-
soula, spent the Christmas holidays with
friends in Mobile.
John u. Salter, Of Houston. Texas was a
si,itor to relative here last week. lie was n
4 grsst of Mrs. NJ. l.. Pol.
Rev. D. 0. Byers will preach in the presby-
terrain church Sunday at $50 p. m. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. NJ. L. Pol paid a visit Sunday to her
grandson, Master Nelo Ros, who is taking a
course at st. Stanislaus' College, Bay St,
Louis.
We start the New Year 1896 with a number
OF new subscribers to the "bld reliable'
DEAocRAr-SrAR. There is room on our books
for more names.
The Id Mr. r. Co. has issued beauti.
'ul new Winter Tourist Folder, calling atten.
lion to the many winter resorts on the gull
coast. 1t is attractive both in pictures and
print.
I'm. Luce, Of Basin, Miss, was in town
Monday in attendance on the meeting Of the
directors of tho Scranton State Bank. II
reports everything in his section as moving
on smoothly.
Biloxi Herald &c. D. Moore, shcrif-slecl
"Jackson, county, Mfsk., was in Biloxi yes
'erday. Mr.. Moore will make 4 record a,
>He''if that the people Of Jackson county xen
be proHd Of"
MIS-. Irene Richardson and sister, Miss Luc,
T. 'e-ard, were called to Cqdcn, Ala, OF
Monday by telegram announcing the sad ia,
.e'l'gence OF the accidental burning Of littt
Eugene, son If Mrs. Richardson. His rirh
arm is badly burnt, but no serious results ar,
anticipated.
Died on Saturday morning, a. ~l2.lseo'clock
Maggie Manueilx, infant daughter Of Mr.. an,
hrs.J G. Davidson, aged 8 months and /
oays. The intcrment took place Saturda,
afternoon A. in the Catholic cemeier~. p.scs