The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-13
LEGAL PARAGRAPHS.

Several itcuSrvcrowded out
Jackson county board OF health
,~,oroulined Mobile yesterday. No
more communication. % q
An insolvent notice, by c. +.
ward will be found in this issue.
Those interested will read il.
-Nr.J o. Woodhouse has an
;mnortant notice in this Issue. If
Won wish to keep posted, read it.
Mrs. j. q. Sarrazin has, an in
solvent notice among the, new ad-
,ort;scments. Turn to and read it.
The brick masons have nearly
.ompleted the second story OF our
courthouse, and the work goes
bravely Oh, -
An accounl of the yacht race
at Mississippi A.y last Saturday
will appear next week, Came too
late for this issue.
AT the entertainment given by
,be Pcscagoula Dramatics last Fri
lay night the sum OF Sl37 net was
taken in. Full particulars next
week.
Mr.. Joaquin Selvas has dona-
red two Havana lottery tickets
which will be ratified at the enter
tainmcnt next Thursday night.
Chances ten cents each.
Last Sunday Rev. Father Guy
took up collections in the Catholic
church at the SeaslIore and at the
Chapel and obtained S21, which
will be sent to the fever sufferers
at YicksJurg.
Sheriff John L. Clark issues a
aproclamation to taxpayers, which
will be I, und in another column.
The collection of taxes will he
commenced at Ocean Springs on
thc It'll OF October.
By privateietter'te learnthat
there are sixteen eases OF fever
with two deaths at Pass Christian;
twenty five cases and five deaths at
Bay st. LOUIS four cases and one
death, Tuesday night, at Biloxi.
Miss Fannie Rhodes, who is
sick ut Mr.. Gail Ellis, and who was
reported as having the yellow fever,
was much better yesterday Thurs
day), DR.. Dlount informs us she
has bilious remittent fever, and is
doing well.
AT the mite meeting held at
the residence of Mrs. NJ. &. Dees
last Tuesday night, the sum of
So 80 was raised. The amount has
been forwarded to DR.. s. Landrum,
OF Memphis for the benefit OF fever
sufferers.
The camp meeting at Salem
camp ground commences on Thurs
day, third day of October, instead
of the tenth, as was stated by us
last week. Rev. G. w. Calhoun
requests us to make this statement,
which We cheerfully do.
In the race last Tuesday in
Pascagoula bay between the Nor
way and Maggie Pickett the latter
won by twenty minutes and twenty
seconds. We have a full account
of the race written, which for want
of room is lett ont, but will appear
next week.
Charles Mungo and Wisdom
Powe, the two colored men who
shot and badly wounded Andrew
Davidson last week, at Moss Point,
was before Squire Farragut last
Tuesday for a hearing. They were
put under $500 bond for their APP
pearance before the circuit court.
The PascagOula fIIstromcs will
give an entertainment at Scranton
academy next Thursday night for
the benefit of yellow fever suffer
crS, All shol%sl- go and help to
swell the proceeds. 3 There will be
refreshments down stairs at the
same time, which will be presided
over by a committee of ladies'.
As will be seen by proceedings
OF a meeting elsewhere in ouI col
nmns, the noble and generous
hearted citizens of Moss Point are
not behind in their contributions
for the relief of the sick aud suffer
Ing. Through her relief committee
ner citizens have contributed
40 20 up TO this time, and more
viii be raised as necessity demands.
"A private letter received We'd
heSday by MIR. Hubert Krebs from
Rev. Father Chevalier at Ocean
Springs, the death by