The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1902-01-03

August 2. 1901. yr
WANTED-Twn nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping close in.
Permanent IL suitable. No children,
J.. HlGGINBOTHAM,
Superintendent Electric Light and
Water Works Plant.
Begin the New Year by buying
oysters from M. Guichard.
Ash who'd for sale cheap. Apply to
E. j. VeillOn. Scranton.
Western turkeys and chickens at
Is cents per pound. j.. W. Altman,
Phone u.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
From the present there will be
preaching at the Presbyterian church
every Sabbath afternoon at $3.50. We
have organized a Sabbath school
which meets each Sabbath afternoon
at 2:30. We extend u cordial invita-.
tion to every one who may be dispos-
ed to attend these services.
W. O. STEPHEN, Pastor.
Scranton, Jams 1902.
J. w. Altman keeps the best fresh
meats, Ring phone ". u
Come and laugh with us. A. G.
Aliens Original New Orleans Min.
strels under canvass. Tie originators
OF tented minstrclsy. Just the place
to take your wife, sister or best girl
for an evening AMI enjoy yourself. AT
Scranton. Friday, January 3, 1902.
Aliens New Orleans Minstrels, ar.
ter a years absence have returned To
the city. They opened on the Lee
circle last night t. an I'M nense audi.
ence which packed their tent to it,
utmost capicity, and the only reason
there wasn't more was because theii
wasn't any more room. Mr.. Allen MI
ways tries u give the public the
worth OF Its money, and Judging from
the tnmultunus applause last night
everyone seemed more than satisfied.
The company will remain at Lee cir
Gle the remainder OF the week.
New Orleans Times. Democrat,
Dec. IL, 1900.
MI. Joseph 8. Cain, of Mobile spenl
the holidays here among his many
friends and relatives. He is an old land.
mark Of Mobile and Is connected with
some Of the most prominent people
there. Mr.. Cain has been closely identi'
fed with some Of that city's creates
progressive movements during the last
fifty years. Mobile is the mother Of
Mystic societies and he is the senior re
naming pioneer member alive. Fifty
seven years ago he was n of the en-
thusiastic organizers Of the F. D. SIS
from which succeeded the Cowbellioni
and Strikers, which for many years
held their professions and entertain
ments on New Years nights sffordinl
great enjoyment and attracting thous
sands Of visitors.
The Wilson Springs oil borers ar,
confident of soon bringing in . gusher
The stores Of q city did o heavy
holiday business
Mr.. Clifton Cowan from the Univer
sity, Oxford, spent his vacation here.
Repairs were commenced on the Eas
Pascagouls light house Thursday unde,
the supervision Of j. A. voelker.
John H. Sparks "old reliable" .ver
ginia's Shows delighted the old ant
young Of our city at matinee and nigh
performances Wednesday.
Rev. l. e. Hall has purchased 90 acre.
Of land from Real Estate Agent A. L
Moore adjoining the property Of Rober
Westerberg for M. J. L. Taylor, Of New
ton county, Miss. who expects to NOV
here with his family ere long. Mr.. :Tay
lor IL . gentleman Of high character an
standing, and . man Of means. He viii
buy . residence hereabouts and psrmar
emily locate. We co<dislly WELDON
Mr.. Taylor to mi section.
Forty-five new look boxes have bee
placed In the post ONCE to meet the d,
msnd u this timc.
Mr.. Eugene Gautier and family, q
West Pascagouls spent New Years D.
here.
The steamer Alice unloaded al bal
rsls Of rosin ct the incline Wednesday
The steamboat Minnie Lee 10 maxim
regular trips TO- New Orleans.
Miss Norms b. Laurendine, manage
Of the Postal Telegraph Cos. office heI
for the past thrss years has resigne,
and her accomplished sister, Miss Lucill
LsuEendins has succeeded 10 the pos
tion. Mis- LAnrsndine during her Ii
eumbency won The respect and favor
The entiTe community and the surrouu,
ing territory.
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