The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-08-31
Local Notices 10 Cents a Line for Each Insertion.
Rain! Eain!! Rain!!!

Rain! Rain!! Rain!!!
The belle of Orange Grove was il
town Monday.
fresh California galden seeds a
S. r. ThOmpson's.
Mr.. H.. b. Everitt will be at home
Monday or Tuesday mex
lie lost his situation or account
of the excessive use Of red liquor.
Mrs, NJ. V. p. Carey, of Houston,
Texas, is OIL a visit to her old home.
"A cow for sale. Apply to
WILLIE G. LAIRD.
What has become OF the shell
road project from here to Pascagoula ?
1t was impossible TO buy a loafo Of
bread in Scranton Saturday evening.
The Methodist Church bell has
lost its tonguc-thc clappcr has fallen
out.
Our City Dads might have the
streets worked and the cutters cleaned
out now.
Mr.. Alex. Krebs, were are sorry
TO state, is quite sick at his homo in
this place.
Mrs. Mead is visiting relatives in
Indiana aud Ohio. She will be absent
three months.
Our town is clear of yellow fever
germs. The doctors say it Is distress
ingly healthy.
-Pascagoula beats Scranton for
pretty girls, otlinks a gentleman of
the latter place.
Tomorrow is the first of Septem-
be'-thc first fall month. 1t makes us
shaver to think of it.
Our new devil says he set "two
rows in a half hour. That boy may
be President some day.
An unusually large congregation
greeted Rev. Mr.. Thompson at the
Methodist Church last Sunday night.
"A dance at the residence of Mrs.
NJ. l.. Pol, Wednesday night, was one
of the pleasant social events of the
week.
Mr.. II, d. Nix of Lake Charles,
La, is on a visit to his brother, Alder
man w. II. Nix, on Pascagoula street, {
Miss Lula IIippler, one of Mo-
bilc's tair bellies, is on a visit 10 her !
sister, Mrs. Frank Casper, on Krebs
avenue.
We will wager ten cents 10 a GIN |
ger cake that Scranton can beat any [
town of its size for music of every de- Q
sription. Il
We have iron lctter-boxes on some !
OF our streets. Now, what vandal :
will have the temcrity to say we are :
nj ''cityfcd." Il
The flying horse mar is in town, y
and the trundlcbed portion of our !
community arc in all their glory with
both feet up.
Remember at - m. Saturday, :,
September lst, is the tiRe to elect =.
trustees of the public schools through p
out the county. :,
-Whcn you want oyster circulars n,
"rany other kind o:job printing don't b
forget that This Office is able 10 do the 81
very best Of work. III
We arc glad TO slate that our W
Young friend, Mr.. Miguel Pol, holds CO
Tue position OF night operator at the
"epot at this place now. 81
Miss Maude Lozier, a very pretty nj
% c"u entertaining young lady, of New iii
Ur'eahs, is visiting her cousins, the ga
Misses Watson, of this place. III
Col James d. McRae was in town err
saturday. lie said The storm did him an
niue damage, except to blow down IL
w renee around his potato patch. eli
u r. Pickett has erected a r,,
~st Oniidingon the north side of his IN
aehce' on P~ascagoula street, 10 he g.
a'an undertakcr's establishment.
Mrs P. X. Mayors left Friday tn
mug last for Crawford TO visit her ha
"er and our mother-in-law. and ow
relatives there. She will return pc
nome this week. wi
R young man at the garden party We
O'ner night got his Cleveland hat DC
which caused it to lean over like me
49,. ser Of Pisa. When Cleveland Is de-
''a Is the time to "wss 'om.D Ing
a, PERSONS will bring their mail 10 me
ns, pose'ofice on Sunday as The car he,
ni not take the letters from The a.,
boxes on That dar. ,hs
Many G. LAIRD, P. N. "a,