The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-06-01

PERSONS WISHING " purcldSc " SFdu
ed Jersey milk Gov cal receive in
formation by applying at the DEMO
cRAT.STAR office at once.
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-"I scream!'
Refreshing shower Wednesda,
night.
The Methodist Church needs a
fence around it.
Some little sickness among the
children.
We have not received the first
watermelon yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. D.. Laurendine
visited Mobile this week.
Miss Ella Glass returned from
New Orleans Sunday Of last week.
Mr.. II. Bloomfield is in attendance
on Circuit Court at Mississippi City.
Oh, how we long for the water
melon eason Too good for "niggah !"
The game OF base ball which took
place here Sunday Of last week, was
Mr.. j. Ira Ford, is attending Cir
cult Court in Harrison county this
week.
Before any man goes IN debt he
should read of the bondage in Egypt
of the children o fIsreal.
The schooner WIN. Griffin has
been hauled out on Freniz's ship ways,
and is undergoing repairs.
-Messrs. q. f. and Ed. Hudson
have moved into the Till cottage now
owned by Mr.. NJ. NJ. Watkins.
-Ilevs. ID. O. By ers and Geo. r.
p, Thompson, respectively Presbytc-
rian and Methodist, preached here
Sunday.
= Elder o. D. Bowen will preach al
Moss Point Saturday night at Z: 80
PM, and sunday at IL a. M; East
|Pascagoula at 7: 80 p. IN.
The knights OF Labor of this PLACE
pave bought a lot opposite Mrs.
Trains residence on Moss Point road
|and will iu the near future erect a ball
Thereon.
Mr.. Jules Jordy, formerly OF this
place, gave us a short call last Thurs
Flay. He is on the road as a drummer
lOr some New Orleans house. We
wish him success.
Mr.. Johnston Ware, the clever
|snd efficient president of our unty
legislature, was here Monday and gave ,
us a welcome call. ,
Mrs. Mary Dees, who has been {
visiting Grand BAY, Ala, returned {
here last week. She will reside at I
Moss Point in the future. e
The acquisition of several pretty
young ladies, the Misses Watson,
from New Orleans, to our town this
week, has got the yoaDg men of the n
Ourg on the qui vive. n
an exciting one, and 1t is said that o
several hundred dollars changed n
hands on the issue. The boys did not Il
pay last Sunday, owing, probably, to II
'ae hearness Ofthe lime for the setting o
" The grand jury. n
MI t. W. Brame, of Meridian, .
was here on Tuesday on legal bust
'S' lie went from here to Fanniu, "
AAHNin county, where his family are O
spending the summer. Il
during this warm weather YOU CT
'uOula double the use of water exter- Z
"! and discard hot liquids Internal e
~ you wish 10 enjoy good health v
'nd keep cool. al
"A beautiful little schooner, bailt :
irentzs shipyard, was launched u
week. She was built for some ~
ss 10 Key West, and her owners j"
'na her for the purpose Of gather
'hs sPenges. sill
party o fyoung ladies Of Pasca- "
gave a picnic althe Willis place. co
-. Vicinity, Wednesday. Several ~
b1s aa gentlemen Of this place were .'
s.,a innate to be present, and they til
- u the highest terms Of COM
'uoatiOn Of the affair. Ii
c,rsank scullY, the nan who cut in
A, Os's some 3 or 4 weeks 2 at SCI
~ .'e' and who was out Of Jail on ga
d supposed to have decamped Ev
q, p.'s' unknown. We understand Sc
.'''sO'ive is on his track. ele
ne schooner Lizzie n. James. Nc
1lAed from Blauchard's ways u.
s,Ss'A and went on her Journey TAT
,,r This Is the vessel whose E
~ vas killed BY lightning last u ~
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