The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-06-11
THos.

MIR. Writ Adams, jr., Revenue
Agent of the State has been il
Scranton several days looking aftel
the States interests.
DIR. W. d. Bragg left yester
day for Round Island Quarantine
Station to remain until quarantine
is raised. His family will join him
in a few days.
The Prohibition meeting in the
Courthouse Monday night last was
addressed by Rev. r.. j. Jones and
Mr.. FL. q. Vaughan, of Moss Point
and Mrs. f. M. Montgomery, of
Ocean Springs. The speeches were
interesting aud we'll received.
Mr.. II. i, Russell, the popular
postmaster at Ocean Springs and
our w~ide-awake agent. paid the
DEMoCRAT.STAR a most welcome
visit Monday. He turned into our
safe something green and something
that bad the right RUG. 1t made
us all glad.
We are requested to state that
the concert to take place on the
2Sth and 29rh inst, is for the bene-
fit of the school at the Convent OF
Perpetual Alteration, The building
needs some repairs and it takes
money to have the work done.
Mr.. VIM. e. Griffin, of Perry
county dropped in to see us We'd
nesday. He could not do without
the DEMOCRAT STAR because he
wanted to be kept posted in regard
to the coast aud the country gener.
ally. His head is very level.
Drink Keystone Rye Whiskey,
a pure, unauthorized whiskey, free
headaches. Only $3.50 per
gallon. Also Freeport Rye, four
years old, the best 80 whiskey in
The United States. Sold only by
Graft u Co., rs aud n Dauphiu
Mobile. Ala, sole agents.
We are authorized to state that
the school of Prof. j. Il. Sutton will
not begin at PascagOula the first
of August as before stated, but
Dn the 9th day OF July in order to
complete the school dnring this
scholastic year. His school closes
here Friday 11lh inst.
The chap at this place who
for Dun's Mercantile Ageu-
~ had better he very cautious how
&c makes his report respecting the
business men of Scranton. Some
morning he will get a head
put ON him for making false state
The firm Of w. A. Cox a. Co.
S dissolved by the withdrawal of
:. II. Bragg. The drug business is
'Ontinued at the old stand by DR..
". A. Cox, who is only authorized
o collect all debts due the late firm.
lie assumes all liabilities.
We wero pleased to meet our
steemed friend Mr.. WIN. Walker,
# Ocean Springs, Monday IN atten.
lance at the Democratic mass meet.
NC. Mr.. Walker is a cultured gen.
aud a straight out Demo /
rat. He belongs to the staff of !
he New Orleans PicdyHRe.
The Lawn Sociable for the ben s
Ct OF the Methodist church at Mrs. I.
+. 4. Maybury's Tuesday night was
pleasant affair. The young peo- c
lie enjoyed playing croquet by gas. !
.ght on the lawn of Saints Rest. Q
Be cream aud cool drinks q
nd eatables we're served. The
mount realized was 1925. a
"A $50 shrimp case consumed
lmost a day. The manner of pre- !
airing them for canning aud the
Iterent brands-red, brown aud a
lack heads was very amusing and Fl
to the jury. This cost e
le county considerable and what
ID the litIgants get. I
When will the DeSnet mills be :
I'D, is a question that is proponnd.
| Us hundreds of times daily. The a
Iact time that the sale will be Il
ade is not known by any one.
be receiver is ready to turn over n
property when the money is
lid according to the decree Of the 81
Iurt. N
Our friend, Mr.. r. A. Van
cave, the best timber agent We .,
-er had in this section, vas a
visitor to q Office @
He is in fine health, not
Ithsinndiug his urduous duties IN ~
iugag deprcdaiors On public