The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-09-07
IMaI Notices 10 Cents a Line for Each Insertion.

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Mrs. John Watson is on a shor
visit TO New Orleans.
Miss Lucy Girard, of Portersvillc
Ala, is visiting Miss Nora Nix, OF
Pascagoula street.
Many a person passes by a littl'
spring Of COO, pure water, TO drink al
last from Il hog wallow.
Mr.. Jesse II. Jackson, the popular
station agent at Orange Grove, was
in town Monday aud gave us Il call.
Mr.. Wootcn Moore, formerly a
resident Ofthls place, but now Of Llano,
Texas, is here on a visit to friends and
relatives.
Mr.. II. b. Evcritt and family re-
turned home last Saturday from New
ton, Miss where they have been
visiting relatives,
Material for building the Fire
mems Hall, is being delivered on the
building site just east of tic Demo-
CRAT-STAR office.
MIR. w. S. Cooley, formerly Il citi-
zen of this place, but now a resident
Of Pensacola, Fla, arrived here last
Sunday for a few days recreation.
The Board of Supervisors enter
tanned several contested road cases
this week, two of which were appeal
ell TO tho Circuit Court for review.
Mrs. Gardin, Of Tuscaloosa, Ala :,
who has been visiting the family of
her brothcr-in-law, Mr.. II. S. Rourkc,
of this place, left for home last We'd
ncsday.
-Accorling 10 the advertisement
Of Sheriff Lewis the goods, in the store
of Mrs. L. NJ. Rourke arc 10 be sold
oil Saturday the 18th inst. at public
cutlery.
We understand a petition is being
circulated TO have some radical
changes made in the p%crsouclc Of our
county board of health. We have not
seen it.
The Misses Rourkc, of Whistler,
Ala, after s%ojourning here quite a
while the guest of Miss Eta Flana-
gan, of this place, departed for thcir
home last week.
"A shabbilY dressed negro man
attracted attention here a few days
ago by carrying a huge roll of money
about with him. Such companion
ship is not ommon hercabOuts.
Mr., L. ID, ITerrick has purchased
the schooner Tri-ColOr of Capt. q. II.
Irving, and proposes to continue her
in the lumber trade. We wish Mr..
Herrick success in his new venture.
Miss Alicia King, a very accom-
pIishcd and popular young lady Of
Mobile, arrived here last Monday eve
ming for the purpose of spending a few
days with her friends, the Misses Bow
men.
EHtSciUe Eagle: Miss Addie Clark,
a fascinating Pascagouks belle who
has been visiting EllisvkN relatives
some days, returned home Saturday
accompanied by her beautiful cousin,
Miss Cleo Clark.
Last Tuesday night a hungry
burglar entered the kitchen Of Mr..
Joe johnson aid carried away a half
oarfel OF flour, some meat, coffee, etc.
LOOK out for your valuables, The
burglar season is upon us.
Misses Lizzie and Katie Parkus,
Mobile, Ala, who have been visit
ing friends here for quite a while, left
monday for their home, to the regret
" Certain young gentlemen whose
names we will not mention.
Should the French spoilation
S@ilhs, now pending before Congress,
Ue allowed, Messrs. Fred and Ed.
Hoooins, of this place, will be benef-
carries thereby TO a very large amount
reaching almost in the millions.
REV. J. F. DOescher, Lutheran,
w preach at Scranton Methodist
vI'teh on Monday, September 10th,
rEOO p. m. Dutch Bayou, Tuesday
uolIih, at Z; 30 p. NJ, and East Pas
~sOula' Wednesday the 18th, at Z: 80.
pAt the garden party, at Mrs.
g'reaeriek's, on the 22d Of August
" rolioWing prizes were drawn:
90 drew the first prize, s. gold
Won by Dan Fannen. No. 40
the second prize, fin scale work.
az Oy Miss LOrena Thompson. No.
VIEW the third prize, pincushion.
~ p Johnny Krebs. Net proceeds