The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-09-18
PEARLINGTON ITEMS.
BY SPECTATOR.

were, although being only PARTIAL.
represented, we stand solid for th,
nominee, Hon. Il. Seal.
The long-looked for change ha.
at last been consumated. That
queen of widows, Mrs. Maggie
Favre, took charge OF the Pear
lington postofice, vice JOS. Graves,
removed, on Tuesday last.
The old aud reliable exponent OF
South Mississippi Democracy, the
DEMoCRAT.STAR, is received regn-
larry every Saturday by its numer.
Gus and jealous subscribers, aud,
from an impartial standpoint, judg.
ing from popular opinion, no other
journal could supply its welcome
arrival.
1t there is any virtue in pnbliei
ty. Hancock county boasts ct three
Democratic candidates who comes
TO the front with the Democratic
banner displayed from the mast
top. And right here, gentlemen,
let me say, vote for the Democratic
candidates, and let the "weak.
kneed," who are in the field look TO
another quarter for support, aud
not try TO ride two horses nc the
same time. for when they get 10 the
polls the Democratic horse is sure
to drap them.
Our "weak kneed' brethren want
Office and know hot how to get il
unless by The practice of DECEPTION.
they are good Democrats or guod
Republicans either, aud more than
APT, are first class prohibitioniSts
when there is not II drap Of the era.
Her IN reach.
We, gentlemen, are for the Hon.
Thos. Il. Stocker 10 repres rnt us in
the Legislature, Earnest Russ for
sheriff, and last hut not least, that
handsome ana obligiug Capt. X. S.
B0ardman to look after the chipS,
for he would make an excellent
treasurer.
At last Pearlinaton is to have a
school. Professor Smith takes hold
the rcins Monday. He comes 10
us highly recommended rs an edu.
OF high rank.
The American schooner Sergeant,
eft Saturday for Pascasoula to re- {
'eive cargo. She visited our town
o procure two spaTS which were
furnished by MeSSrS. Poitevrnt 4 i
favre with their usual business g
'fomptness. Capt. Sergeant gain.
"a many friends while here no will
hold him in kind remem brance. S
The American SchoOuers George 1
.hote, Capt. Stilphen, and the j. {
\. Hairy, Capt. Green, arrived last 0
week from P~rogresso aud Aspin. II
vail aud are undergoing slight re. {
8
by The way, Pennington can "a
of tour outsiders. The Pal.
-, capacity $4,000, the Seonin. al
10000, the Geo. LhOte, $4,000. 81
nd the HAIRY 100000, all owned =
operated by Messrs. Poitevent Al
Favre, lumber kings ofthe South. q
The new and spacious s~torehouse ca
MeSSrs. POitevent, Favre & Co. -
'x9O feet is nearing completion. ID
Messrs. Geo. Maderson & Broth
ship builders, are constructing pc
schooner 112 feet keel, 0 feet W
I'D aud "a feet beam, and will car. -
a0out 100000 feet lumber when
mpleted. r
little town can boast of more n
ung ladies, both beautiful and 4
ltured, of any town South of Q
uOle our population, to saw moth.
OF our dark-eyed widows; so Va
ung aud pretty two. We can 10
our assertion, for we know
lereOf we speak.
have been creditabIy informed Y
It the Hon. I. r. Stocker will .
mp the county and invite his ri.
TO divide time.
lis very strange that our execu.
committee does not call a con. Gus
'll0H that We may have regular con-
nlnees for the several offices. and Sun
Q It left to the people | think the
Y would sanction either a con. Nj
tlon or primary election. or fore
years o candidates have been n
linated to SUIT the convenience e,tlz
he favored few. oios'
Ben Lindsay certainly is NOR,
{ naGH, IS our Sea Coast cannot relai
luce a Democrat capable Of act Co1'
the capacity of CbiefD deputy Moh
the
on. 1. NJ. Favre's manly form PUP
me- by mauy Of bis friends on ! ~
lrday last, which reminds rs OF By
y happy hours speut With thar auos
and deserving pcnflemanN