The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-11-06
~PAsCAGoULA GUN L U

GUN CLUB.
The Pascagoula Gun Club has ap-
pointed next Wednesday, the 11th,
as the time for their annual hunt.
They will bic away TO the wild
" Gods and bag the unwary game,
aud at the same time acquire an
appetite commensurate with their
success, and perhaps a little more
so. On Friday, the 18th, thereat-
Ter, they will return with their treas
ufes and conclude, with a grand
supper at Noy's hotel. At this we
have been invited to attend, for
which we return thanks. and shall
very much regret it if we tall 10
respond to the roll call.
The Club is composed OF TWO
teams, as follows:
No. 1, b. F. Pickett, captain; u
H. Wood, Fl. q. Vaughan, ). Il.
Dantzler, G. D. Moore, s. 8. Henry
S. d. Denny, j. M. Pelham, Geo.
Frentz, F. Codina, Q. Brandon, Jas.
/. Friar, G. A. Greiner, 5, Lamas'
II. f. Krebs, i. Bloomfield Ii,
Bloomfield.
No. 2, j. Wyatt Griffin, captain ;
9. G. Cowan, NJ. NJ. Evans, IL. Gau-
tier, l.. N. Dantzler, r. 2. Blalack
G.. Fl: Howe, r. ID. Smith, A. ID.
Krebs, A. E. Krebs, Walter eau
tier. A. Soderstrom. j. E. Clark, q.
W. Buckner, NJ. V. B. Carey, ). p"
Stewart, w. A. Cox.
PRIZES:
1st. To the member making high
est score, gold medal worth $2o
I'd. Next highest, a $40 silver cup
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Sunday, All Saints Day was
duly observed in Scranton by our
Catholic citizens. The graves in
the different cemetaries we're APP
propriately decorated. The observ-
opce of All Saints Day dates back
TO the seventeenth century, when
the Pantheon was dedicated to Ro'
man Catholic worship and by Pope
Bonidce ". placed under the pat
ronage of the Virgin Mary.
"A large office stove tor wood
for sale, cheap. Apply at tue
DBMooRAT.STAR Office.
The "double.arm-clutcl' was
introduced to the Scranton society
. Sunday night last by a Moss POM
Young gentleman. The two dam
sells and the young gent seemed t
be enjoying the "louble.arm
clutch" amazingly as the lantern
shown upon them.
We are in receipt of a letteI
from the Hon. Il. Nj. Johnson, 0
Levonia, stating that no election
was held at Jones' box, Beat 2, TO
the reason that the managers al
pointed did not know Of their ar
pointment in time. He assures u
that it WAS no fault of the peopl
there, it being the banner Demo
0 cratic box of the county. We al
satisfied that the good people ther
e did not intend to neglect their dl
u ties iussthe matter, but we cann6
refrain from taking advantage
IS the opportunity to make Il note {
II the fact that such is the way {
the ~transgressOr against his coul
It ty paper. Call your neighbor
attention to this, friend JohusoI
for il there is another such misha
Is we will nothold them guiltless.
Is The new Board of Supervisor
a elect for this county are as follows
(. Beat No. III. g. Rogers.
/, 2-David Mcdonald.
4" 3-John Hid.
" 4-Johnson Ware.
Id " 81. S. Wilkerson.
is These gentleman are all goo
/. practical business men, substanti
,e and honorable citizens aud prOpe
10 ty owners of the county, all
which argues AN assurances OF
n good aud economical county ADM
istration. They are all new m'
at the business With the excepti'
" of Mr.. David Mcdonald, who W
u, the only one of the old Board VI
pi was a candidate for reelection.
@' is we'll that one experienced me
Der should DE retained, and no b.
u, ter selection than Mr.. McDoua
to could have been made. Duril