The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-06-25

be a pouring rain Of prosperity ana
busiHess, could you think OF no'h'
to do. If so that is the thlhg
to do, and by SO doing you Will
enhance the prospect for such an
advent ten told. No NAL knows
what a day will bring forth, ana
prosperity seldom comes by chahce7
but follows in the wake OF energy
and enterprise. Discard that lohS
face and turn up something or
prepare to be turned onder. tlNesC
YOUR money and energy ana take
the chances. That IS business
courage, aud is almoSt an lseSis'a'
blc lever tor turning up something
We received q visit yesterday
from Mr.. e. N. Ramsay the efficient
assessor of Jackson county.
DIR. y. f. Griffin, of Moss Point
is attending the commencement
exercises at Oxford University.
MIR. i. i. Silva, ofNew orleal'S'
was here Wednesday last, LOOKING
after lumber interests.
The fight going OIL in this place
between the whiskey men and the
nrohibitionists is hot and heating.
MIR. George ". Wilkes, OF the
Biloxi Herald gave us a pleasant
roll Yesterday. lie is looking as
robust AS usual, and says the goose
hauuks high.
A pro. and an anti liked to have
come to blows Wednesday. Ihe
words they used were not compll'
mautary 10 each other. Don't let
-FOUR angry passions rise, because
your little fingers were not made tc
scratch out each others eyes.
-Fhe whiskey men from Moss
Point and this place held IA meet
inc Wednesday evening here
They are now organized and ready
fo, The coming contest. We pre-
dict a heated contest between th'
( Pros. and whiskey men
DR.. NJ. g. Vaughan, of Oceai
Springs, was a visitor to Scranton
this week Oh professional business
The Doctor comes over quite ottel
now, and always make teeth sttct
Marshal Matthew has at las
commenced work on our streets
! He has had ii force of men at wor
ON Delmas avenue and has don
l some good work. The bridges al
2 repaired, the CATERS cleaned OF
g and some shells put in the hole
Let the good work go on.
The steam tug ROIla, came OF
o from Mobile last Saturday town
. 72O sticks of sawn square timber Il
q a vessel at Ship Island. Att
passing Grants Pass bad wealth.
was encountered and the tow brol
Q loose. The timber hoated to On
y Island where the pilots picked |
. 800 sticks, which were brought III
y the Pascagoula River in tow oil t
10 tug Leo. 1t is to be returned
the owner upon payment of salvas
The schooner J.. & j., Davi'
Captain, carried out a cargo
:, about 80 young ladies' and gent
: men last Monday to Horn lslal
They took their departure at 4 p
and returned Tuesday morning
about $50 o'clock. 1t was intend
Is tor a moonlight excursion, but
seems that fair Luna only sh
~ forth about in spots, but Tor
that the young folks had 3 {
he time. That is while the fun 7
gs crossed. for then it was "no sl'
es- till morn," but after morn ma
mo(u)rned for sleep that came y
ar and thus the tun refused to 7
gress any further. sit was e.
ill thus IN childhoOd's hours" EXC
rst poetry, but it was quite a poet
Mt occasion.
lty Rev. b. M. Palmer, DID, OH
in Orleans, will deliver a lecture
nd Mormonlsm at Academy Hall, NJ
der Point, this FridayAeve'g at7:3Or
ace Single ticket, 80 cents; two tick.
70 ceRtss families OF four or N
yes 25 ceuts each. DIR. Palmer i
ion gentleman of extensive learn
lily udintelligenee, and bears a rep'
md ton as an eminent divine OF
ok" Presbyterian church sufficient
cal insure bis success 10 entertain
edifying aud instructiag his
a,o.ea On this interesting SUBJ