The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-15
Handsb0rO Items.

The boat fever is about over.
Nothing doing-business playe,
ont.
No retail whiskey saloon in thi
place.
Strangers here are like angels
visits.
Nothing startling in the literar,
world.
One mail a day, and We are no
happy.
Please impose a tax--heavy OF
accordiohs.
Sweet potatoes are selling at 81
per bushel.
The Creel family on the beacl
are all well.
A private school will open her,
in September.
"Our old dog cannot alter biz
way of barking"
Bill Texas has moved into the
McVay mansion.
DR.. Chas. Peleaz bought the AS
kew place for $3.50.
The turnip crop bids fair to be
immense in this place.
The health of this town is better
than it was a week ago.
Young man, go West. There is
no chance for you here.
Plead poverty and get up a petit
ton to the board of supervisors.
Scuppernong grapes are now
ripe. The crop, as usual, is large.
The doctors have something to
do, though it is not considered
sickly.
The yacht "Mabelle"has changed
hands. Present owner received her
as a gift.
Good heart cypress shingles are
selling on the bayou at 50 20 per
thousand.
There is to be a free ferry across
Bernard bayou, opposite Lien
hard's mill, soon.
"Violet" sent some poetry to the
&dshore Gazette, but forgot to use
quotation marks.
MI. j. T. Liddle has shut down
his mills. Cause--uo sale for lnm-
Der ia New Orleans.
1t is against the law to carry
concealed weapons: Lock out, ye
violators of the law.
Mr.. Horace Eteritt, of Newton,
is here, and has taken a
t'sitn on the Adtefttser.
Oar county superintendent of
education, Mr.. B. B. Pearson, is
running a hack at Mississippi City.
Some devil fish were seen by a
party of young men between Mis-
City and Ship island satur-
lay.
Our merchants have good stocks
If goods which they are willing to
sell at extremely low prices tor the
,dsh.
No candidates for board of su-
n~ervisors from this beat as yet. lis
there no one willing to accept the
Judge Crawfoot has nothing to
do in a legal way. He attends as
siduously to the ferry and repair
ing vehicles.
A new postofice has been estab:
in Harrison county called
Willow Springs. DR.. j. D. Lemon
is postmaster.
Our colored friends propose Civ
ing a minstrel performance Satur'
day night in the O.. @. Uowan store.
All are to whitewash.
DR.. Chas, Peleaz is having a very
neat and tasty well-house erected
OH his place. Mi. Jacob Stafford
the architect and builder.
The Sedshore Gazette was elected
10 print the board of supervisors
proceedings in Harrison couhty
free. The Advertiser offered to do
The work for $25 a year.
The fast American schooner Mol
lie. Emma, owned by our enterpris-
Ing townsman, Mr.. Fl. Lienhard, is
in port. She discharged a cargo
IF coffee at New Orleans.
Mr.. Charles M. Liddle, editor OF
he Advertiser, will be at his post
his week. We are glad Of his re-
,overy, and we hope he may be
successful in his new undertaking.
There is a man in Harrison coun-
" that clipped 1000 pounds OF
wool from $50 sheep. This is &C.
,ording to the assessment roll re-
to the board of supervisors
asst Monday.
We are glad to hear that Saw
yer, son of MI. W. B. Hayward, is
.etting well of the yellow fever.
Dr.. Bayley, a skilltul physician OF
New Orleans, was one OF the phy-
in attendance.