The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1884-09-19

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b. their brother, f. L. Clemens,
from Biloxi; aud Miss Minnie
Flock, Of Mobile, have for the past
two weeks been guests Of Mrs. G.
Z. labby. They left last Tuesday
tor their homes. Mr. L. r. Glen
ems will 20 TO the A. and NJ. college
at Starkville. They enjoyed their
visit very much, visiting all the
places Of interest, particularly the
Payne Springs, the United States
snag boat, the church aud tarpen-
tine orchard and still.
The Paseagoula Gun Club was
organized here last Saturday with
the following officers and members:
Ii. +. Krebs, president; j. w. Stew
art, vice-president; O. Ii. Wood,
captain; j. L. Dantzler, secretary
and treasurer. Members: II. ID.
Smith, b. f. Pickett, S. ID. Denny,
A. ID. Krebs, L. NJ. Codiua, George
Freutz, Chris Brandon, Steve Cole,
Walter Gautier, Henry Gautier, o.
q. Cowan. The number OF men,
bership is limited to twenty.fOur.
The next meeting will be held to-
morrow, 20tb, at Pickett's stable.
Last Saturday night between
5 and 0 o'clock, the new fire bell
rang out an alarm, and within few
minutes Scranton Fire Company
No. had their engine at the spot.
But, 10, and behold, il proved to be
a pile OF brush. Nevertheless, the
boys were promptly on hand aud
used up all the water to be had in
squelchiug the flames. Every men,
Der Of the company in town, save
two, answered to roll call after the
engine was taken to back to the Gu.
gine house.
Last Monday Masters Eddie
Blake, Willie Parker aud George
Thompson, from Scranton, aud Eu-
gene Gautier, oi West Pascagoula,
left for Starkville to attend the A.
and NJ. college. We wish these
young men health aud strength
while at school, aud may each one
como home with honors from tue
college.
List Saturday a libel was filed
in the United States district court
in Mobile, by Joseph Il. Edwards,
surviving partner of the firm of j.
q. Chamberlain & Co., against the
steamlug Rolla, owned by A. q.
Dauner & CO., claiming S22l 80 for
supplies ut various times furnished
the Rolla.
MIR. Ell. Ferry, that genial gen.
tleman representative of that old
and reliable dry goods firm of Mel.
sou McStea ot New Orleans has
been here taking orders for tall
goods. Ei's many friends and Gus
toners are always glad to see him.
notwithstanding the dull tunes
and depression in business, work at
New Venice seems to be going
ahead. The mill is running regu.
larly, and the other day Mr.. Irving,
the proprietor, received an order
for 10000 feet of lumber.
MIR. IL. z. Walker has accept
ed a position in the store Of Mr.. Nj.
V. B. Carey, and would be pleased
to see his old friends and custom.
ecs at that stand. lie is u clever
gentleman and "A good and polite
salesman.
Capt. Joe q. Delmas has been
ordered to take charge of the snag
boat, repair it, and 90 to work
cleaning out the upper Pascagoula
river. He lett last Monday to take
charge of his work.
The job printing depart iment OF
the DEMoCRAr.STAR is managed
by u first. class workman aud we
guarantee satisfaction to all who
favor us with their orders for job
printing.
The Ocean Spring Democratic
Club will attend the speaking and
barbecue here on the 18th OF Octo.
ber. The Pass Christian band is
also expected to be here that day.