The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-09-25

n EA0n AAfN
said TO be from Meridian, Miss,
was picked up near the depotIues'
day evening in almost a dying con
dition. He a taken charge OF
by some humane citizens ana Ut.
w. A. Cox treated him with some
homes of his recovery, but a burn
ing fever having taken a strong
hold, it WAS impossible to resusci'
tate him, aud he died On Nednes
day night. 1t was discovered that
his father lived in Meridian ana
upon his being notified of his sous
death he replied that he could hot
bcome, and the remains we're ourleu
by the county. 1t is said that tn'S
unnatural father is able TO iool 'ho
bin and he ought to be made 10
nav doctors bill aud all ether tx
penses.
We are glad to hear that the
Moss Point Academy is doing so
we'll under the management OF Mr.
D. G. Mcleod and Miss Ann D.
Roger.
The defeated candidates III the
primary are almost over their
usoreness." They will, like oil good
Democrats, support the nomlnees
elected by the primary.
Mrs. Il. Wash Vinet and chll'
lrcu. of New Orleans, after spend
inc some weeks at the River Sue
House, lett for home Sunday even,
ing.
! Miss Irene Ryder, of New Or
leans. came over last "Wednesday
e.. 10 attend at the death bed OF mel
amt, Mrs. L. Deas, aud returned
Sunday.
A new oyster firm has JUS
beeu established at P~ascagoula
: uuder the firm name and style 0
Dupont s. Krebs.
= The families of Messrs. VINE
and Plusen, who have been SUI
t. mering at Mrs. j. Il, Delnas' board
ING house on the Pascagoula ave
&c left last Sunday to return TO Ne'
Orleans.
j.. MIR. Jules Sarraziu and lady
who have been visiting their rei'
h. tives here, Mr.. il. Krebs and lam
ly, LETT for their home IN New y
6, leans, last Sunday.
ID Mr.. FIitz D.. Becht, the DO.
barber of Scranton, is slwayS reao
!. and willing to serve all who sr
:. him a call. Shaving, halrcnt'in
Undressing, etc.
:, Our hotels and boarding nous
" are preparing TO accommodate
Of our Yankee brethren who WI
TO spend the winter in this III
60 and delightful climate.
MIR. Chris. Nelson returned Ia
week from New Orleans, ana
Mrs. Nelson, rs was stated III |
ION DrNocRAr STAR of last Frld'
Mr.. Nelson purchased II large s'O
oss of dry goods, NOTIONS, little 90
fot suits, hats and shoes, to when
customers attention is called.
cry Mr.. Walter Girard LETT
irst Wednesday for Portersville, A
where he expects to spend sol
wis, time visiting relatives, and was
arts companied by lis sister, Miss 81
Girard, who returned to her ho
.AT. at that place.
10Th Mr.. II. G.. Dempf, our Gle
station agent, departed Tues'
will evening Tor New Orleans. he G
lay. TO take a position in the main oil
of the L. aud n. as train dispatc
,.o;r He will probably he away tel
An. twelve days.
MIR. II. LIenhard, of Han
horo one of the most enterprlS
Iumbermcu ofthe Coast, passed U
Monday evening returning h'
80. from a trip North. He LETT
NV family at Healing Springs W
~ they will remain tor a short "
before returning home.
uru The Wilkes mansion, gu
~ Moss Point road, is TO be onv
into au educational esta6llshm
mas Prot. e. S. Edgertou will op'
hunt first -class school in that hous'
Monday, October 9th. We
Tues the Professor will succeed in b
our ing up a large aud popular SC
ONT here.
ave- The stables of b. +. Pc
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