The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-07-24

. MI jOu1 CueStanC Is at hi
home in PascagUula, spending somt
time from his farm in Louisiana.
Mrs. j. o. Woodhouse, former.
~ of PdscagOnla, came over last
Sunday from New Orleans, and is
. stopping at the Drjet House.
Mr.. Frank 2. Davis, of the
Morgan Mail Line of steamers, has
been called to his home at Pasca.
goula, owing to the illness OF his
son Harry, who is at present iul-
proving.
The N. o. Times Democrat is
discovering to the public some the
tricks of the business of watering
milk in the city. 1t is suggested
that some of the milk dealers even
in u country towns are getting
smart in that line. 1t is "A great
pity we can't have good milk in
the country where grass is so plen-
tiful. We like milk and are bound
to have water, but it comes cheap
er separate.
Last Tuesday afternoon a party
of young people from Pascagoula,
composed of Messrs. A. q. Brad
ford and james Ladnier, the Misses
Maxwell aud guests, Miss Maggie
Daily and Miss Marion Virgins,
went out TO Round Island pleasure
seeking, returning about 8 O'Clock
the same evening.
Mr.. r. p. Blalack has our
thanks for ii basket of his large and
lucious Concord grapes, grown on
his celebrated "EtnO Farm" near
this place. With "EtnO Farm
and Blalack's Hotel we have cause
aud effect constituting a most mer.
itOriOns enterprise.
"A match game of base ball
was played at Ocean Springs last
Sunday, 10Th inst, between tue
Lake Shores, of Ocean Springs,
and Dumon.S of Bay st. Louis, the
Lake Shores being the winners.
The game resulted at follows:
Innings. 1l2I3I4l5
Lake Shores -....". 9I2I0 C-l3
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burglars entered the grocery
store of Mr.. j. w. Williams last
week aud purloined "A wleelbar"ow
load CT provisions. Tracks were
which indicated that the
thief departed with his ill-gotten
gains in the direction of the Pasca.
gonla river, but 10 other clue has
been obtained.
Protector Fine Co. No. IL, with
Eureka Bass Band, of Mobile sere.
the DHMoCRAT-STAR Office
tuesday evening. These are two
If the most creditable colorrd or.
CARNATIONS in Mobile, aud the Eu.
.eka Brass Band has The deserved
'epptatlon OF being Que Of the best
the South.
Captain j. W. Lawrence, who I
las been for sometime Il good citi- 4,
OF this place, engaged in lum- !
,rr transportation, has sold out ,
lis wafer crafts etc, to his brother, .
Geo. A. Il. Ltwrencp, aud d
eft with his family last Wednes. /
lay night for Windsor, Florida, ,
where he will take up his resi- /.
q
We have on exhibition a proof @
f the adhptnbiliiy OF our coast /
oil for the production OF Sea Is. {
aud cotton. 1t Is stalk raised =
Mr.. j. Nelson, of this place. 1t $
$ about five feet in height, well I
ormed, green ana luXuriant, and i.
) said to be an average of an acre y
f its kind being grown by Mr.. G
Jcilson on his place five miles out t
d the country. Persons interest I
d may call at this Office aud see
themselves. =
are in receipt of a letter
rom Mr.. q. w. Garner, in which a
G assures us that the derelictions L
omplained of in last weeks issue of II
he DEMoCRAT-STAR on the part of Ii
lail carriers on the Americas y
QUITE have been attended to, and
lso that he stands ready at all C
ines to attend TO the wants of the b
atrons of the route aud will cor s
ret any deTeliction at any time a
omplaint Is made of same. We n
re glad that Mr.. Garner has acted G
he's promptly in the matter and o
ope there may be no more cause il
)r complaint. The DEMOCRAT.
TAR is open for the use of both L
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