The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-29
HandsbOrO Items.

y parts. '"eS
II low.
Some "touring pilgrims" in towr
this week.
!. Yellow fever Is now called ty
ph0id pneumonia. What next
Messrs. W. B. aud Jos. Murpb,
have started a brick yard. Success
to them.
Don't stop any of the would be
Kansas %emigrants. W. can hardly
\ miss them.
The killing of John ID. Couker.
ton by Ii. b. Pearson created much
excitement.
, The dancing parties given at diff.
ferent residences Oh the beach are
highly enjoyable.
We want a street railroad from
here to Mississippi City. 1t Ger.
tainly wUhld pay.
They mean he is hard customer
to get money from when they a
he il q '"lame duck"
Owing to the absence of the su.
pe%rintendent of education public
schools will not open this fall.
Mr.. NJ. M. Evans, an enterprising
business man of Moss Point, was
here Tuesday visiting relatives.
Mr.. JOS. Airey is now IL peda.
gogue. BE gentle and kind, "Josy,"
aud lOveth not scholars OF the
weaker sex.
In 1878 there were 126 cases of
yellow fever here, IL of which died.
Col. Powers book on the epidemic
is correct.
The public schools of the county
will have to c%lOse--the whereabouts
Of the county superintendent is
not known
Mr.. j. Il. Liddle's mill will soon
he ready to turn out lumber in
large quantities. A thorough over
hauling has put the mill in splen.
did order.
Lutte Myers is having his kite
repaired. Lute's pulp "Dixie" is
to take a little trip in the air. Due
notice will be given when the af.
fair Is to come off.
Mr.. E. II. Yelverton, one of our
most thrifty farmers and sheep
raisers on Black creek, was in town
Tuesday. He reports his sheep do ,
we'll and crops good. ,
Rumor has it that a certain good
looking, kinder lung fellow has sue |
ceeded in catching the "lily of the
riverside" and that the wedding ia ,
to take place Sunday. Shake. {
T%elegrapll.t Is causing IA few louis A
Tor tn he expended by our ''duwuy 1,
tipped" youth. An Office is being h
,ut up in the rea of the Advertiser h
,fice. Mistake not its purpose h
Wnsh g, Myers, our efficient t
treasurer, WASH in town Mon
Wash is a good officer, aud +,
'ur people are not willing to ex. e
him tor even a preacher. II
The picnic given by a bery OF "
harming young ladies from Mis-. .
issippi City last Tuesday week at g
he O,erstrpet mill MAS exceeding. z
Y pleasant and thoroughly en- j..
Dyed. When shall We have an. L
II
Rev. A. j. WitherspcOn, of New
orleans, is expected here this week, "
nd will preach at the Prtsby terrain CT
Services commence Oh W
night, and OH Sabbath the IT
,crament of the Lords supper. III
'ev. S. j. Bingham, the pastor, N
ill also be here. pi
Good and conscientious men have ~
cry little to say about their good. ''
,ss or honesty. Cannot we have ~
little rest about "what l did, and 10
q motives of Others" Rush into ia
int once more, and our people ~
discover the ear-marks. Yale, ~
Bronze John" ~
Your "business manager" evi. r.,
'ntly does not share your dislike orr
the canine species. Judging SSo
,m the number he has for pets he "a,
efers them to merinO sheep. cn,
1e puppy thieves and canine ~slayers, ~,
the dogs of T. X. Mayors. a..
The fast yachts, Mabele and JEFF ="
wis, q two matches in the ~
you Saturday. The first purse ne
one hundred dollars was won by "n
3 Mabele; the JEFF won the last, "'u
FIVE dollars. 1t is rumOred they
II come together again next week. gr'
Mr.. N. q. Nash, merchant of wa
DOL Market, smiled on us Mon GU
v. Newton is a handsome, we'll na'
served, middle-aged widower, ns
4 would not object to making au,
ne nice, young, handsome girl or a,,
low happy for life. A I,
The old Reformer printing Office the
torn down q few days ago. Ia ,
is ia where the Handsboro Re hoI
msr, the first paper issued in aya
place, was printed by Rev. II. bet
and p. X. Mayors, TWEEN he
years ago. DOS
he dolorous music of the COW. mai
is heard on our streets from wal
rly norm till dewy eve," The but
N Alex" Brandy" and he
are nibbliDg the juicy ore,
that looks so fresh and green. WAS