The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-06-07

the purpose of teaching chrome
photography, or the art Of trans.
ferring chrOmos on glass. We have
samples of her work which are
fine indeed. The art is easily
learned aud at comparatively small
cost.
Mr.. john Jones, who lives
about nine miles above Moss Point,
about two weeks since, cut his
foot very badly while marking a
calf. The wound healed up and he
was able to walk around, but a few
days ago he was taken with fever
and lock;jaw, and is now in a pre-
cariOus condition.
We have made arrangements
with M. s. p, Il valued friend and
worthy citizen of Ocean Springs, to
furnish our columns with local news
from that beautiful little city every
week. We desire to thank him for
his pfOmptness and kindness IN
thus aiding us to furnish II read
ers with the coast news.
The new freight depot at this
place is about finished, and Mr..
Tagart, the contractor, Informs us
work will be commenced on the
passenger depot next week. The
building Is to be sixty by twenty
feet, with well arranged apart
ments for ladies' and gentlemen's
sitting rooms, agents Office, etc.
The Ocean Springs hotel is
now open for the season under the
new management OF Messrs. Strout
g. Longley. This charming and
delightful summer resort cannot be
SURPASSED on our coast. The man
ayers will do everything necessary
to make the stay OF guests com
Portable, and the cuisine is fully
equal to any first-class hotel. See
their new advertisement in another
column.
DIR. ID. C, Case, an eminent
aud experienced physician and
surgeon of over thirty years
practice in New Orleans and the
Mississippi valley, has, we are glad
to learn, permanently located at
Ocean Springs. In offering his
professional services to our people
he is also willing to hold %consu'ta-
tons with other physicians along
the coast. His card will be found
in another column.
Among the numerous hotels at
Ocean Springs the Hing House
cannot be excelled. Mr.. Hing has
many years. experience i'll this bu-
s~iness, and is sure to please his
patrons. Besides furnishing a
place for the weary to rest and the
hungry to feast, he keeps the best
brands of set ceteras" wherewith
the thirsty may cool off their heat
ed brow during the warm weather.
Read his new card in another col
umn.
Last Monday Col. w. II. Stuart,
of Ocean Springs, sold to Col. A
Il. Lewis four pure-blood Merinoes'
AS an evidence of the value OF
! pure h,oods as compared with ma
tives we want no better recon
mendatiOn that the fact that tins
veteran in sheep raising is invest
ing in improved breeds. Col
Stuart has a few more for sale a
reasonable prices, and those wish
inc to improve their hocks shoulo
apply to him soon.
No place on the coast is sur
passed by Ocean Springs as
healthy and pleasant resort. ant
among the many delightfully."- sit
uatet hotels and boarding-houses
the Oak Cottage stands second to
none. 1t is beautifully situated
looking out upon the guilt, and Mrs
Julia Ward, the proprietress, knows
how to please, and spares neither
pains nortrouble to make her guests
feel at home. She has a new care
in this issue, which please read.
Tonight friday the most en-
ioyable event of the season comes
off at Scranton academy under the
asspicies of the ladies aid society
They will have ice cream, sodS
water, lemonade, cake, fruit, etc
all of which will be sold at reason
able prices. No eXtOrtion will b'
allowed. Every yOun. man slloult
90 and take his sweetheart, Zane
il he has none, take some otheI
Young man's(, and every married
man should take his wife and chill
dren.
We haven't room this week TO
the communication of ''Bashtu
YOUTH" bat learn from him tina
the picnic given at Elders ferry OF
the 10Th alt, was a very pleasan
success. He says not many young
men were there, but there was "n'
end to the pretty girls" which W
are glad to learn. The day wa
spent in boating, turtle-hunting
rambling among the woods, etc
The dinner was composed OF every
thing good, and every one don
Justice to that part OF the exercises