The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-07-17
1t rained like SheoI Yesterday

-Prencning at ocean OpTiuke
Sunday July 10Th, at the Methodist
Church by Rev. T. s. West.
Mrs. l.. }. Frederic and family,
of New Orleans, are visiting the
family of Mrs. u. Deas; of Pasca-
goula.
The family of Mr.. Fl. Buddig,
of New Orleans, are occupying a
cottage OH the beach, owned by
Mr.. Chas. Boster, having recently
moved from the PascagOula Hotel.
Mr.. A. ID. Krcbs, proprietor of
the "Sweet Gum Exchange" at
Pascagoula, is having a bath-house
built on the public wharf for the
benefit of those who wish to avail
themselves of salt water bathing.
We received u pleasant visit
yesterday from that jolly fellow,
Mr.. II. p. Weiss, better known as
"CIip," of the Mobile Reqister. The
Register is the first daily to reach
Scranton containing the latest
news. Our citizens would do well
to subscribe Tor the Register.
Mr.. Il. DeOn, of New Orleans,
has organized a ''Broom Brigade
composed of the young ladies' OF
New Orleans and PascagOula. They
are progressing rapidly, and we
hope ere long, to see that beauti
full company drilling at an enter.
tainment to be given for The benefit
OF the church. Success to them.
The warm weather is now here
and those who propose to deal in
Mineral or Soda Water will find
The well known manufacturer, Mr..
4. Care, between Dauphin and st.
Louis ST. Gets, Mobile, Ala. F0uIi-
ta!ns charged with dispatch, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
The special tenn OF the Chan.
Gerry court called for this county
will convene next Monday, the 10th.
1t is to be hoped the DeSmet mill
question will then be finally set
tied.
Last Wednesday Mr.. Joseph
Weikcl, while down in his well
cleaning it out had his hft arm
broken just above the wrist by the
mud bucket falling on it from
above his head as it was being LEI
down. DIR. NJ. Moore was called
in and dressed it at once, though 1t
was very painful.
Rev. j. j. Lovett came in to
see us Wednesday, having Just re-
turned from a trip into the interior
as far AS State Line. He reports
the crop prospects as favored with
good seasons aud plenty of rain.
We would not be at all sur.
prised If Mr.. A. Blumer, who lately
purchased the Delmas Grist mill
property, OH the P~ascagoula river,
did not start this winter an
oyster canning factory. 1t IS a
paying industry here.
Mr.. John Gionsieh, proprietor
of the Washington House, of New
Orleans, and Miss BOSNIA Shilling,
of Mobile, Ala, came to this place
Tuesday and were united in we'd
lock By Judge James /. Friar 10
the court house by authority Of the
State of Mississippi. They left on
the evening train for New Orleans.
The Board of Supervisors will
meet in regular session, on the first
Monday in August to hear objec-
tions to the assessment and to exam
inc the same. The assessor shall
be present, aud the Board shall OK.
anime said assessment rolls and
hear and determine all exception.
etc. After being examined and
corrected it shall be 6naL Taxpay-
ers remember this.
Capt. Jas. Smith has placed
on exhibition 10 our Office a stalk OF
broom corn raised on bis place as
an evidence OF what cur coast soil
will do in that line. 1t is about
fifteen feet in length with a propol-
tionably heavy TOP. This was
raised almost without cultivation
or any special attention aud fairly
illustrates the fact that it could be
easily produced in paying quaint
ties in this much abused section. IL
is certainly q delasiOn that has ta-
ken possessian OF the minds Of those
who claim that our soil is worthless
"a one test after another is proving )
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