The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-08-24
Local Notices 10 Gents a Line for Each Insertion.
Plenty of eggs at scarclifr's.

u ICItl1 VI $50 I'm %
The oyster shipping business will
Open-here carly next month.
Oysters are in the market now
and are very fine for this time of Thu
year,
Green persImmons for grcenel
youths are here. Look out for The
children.
We regret to learn that the condi,
ton of Mr.. Thos. f. Pankcy does moi
improve.
The Democratic plug bat is the
rage here. Even the boys are wear
ing them.
ALI mail matter from Florida
comes 10 us fumigated. The germs
have been killed.
The health of our town was never
better. Not a single case of fever re-
ported within our limits.
-Wc learn that the top of ST. Jo-
scph's' lighthouse was blown away
during the storm Monday.
--Messrs. VIM. Howell and Richard
Roberts were here this week in at
tendance on Chanccry Court.
We will be pleased TO publish all
arrivals and departures of persons if
We arc furnished the names, etc.
The storm beat with great fury
against the lime kiln, in Happy lIol-
low, but Tho Inmates weren not injured.
They are thar yet,
Monday was certainly a blue day.
The rain storm caused business TO en-
'irely suspend. Even the red liquor
shops did very little business.
The lighthouse al the mouth of
the Pascagoula river was only slightly
damaged by the storm. The sea wall
on the south side was broken or wash
cd down.
Mr.. c. S. Marriwethcr has a broad
smile and a hearty shake of the hand
for every II he meets. A beautiful
little girl came to his house last Friday
morning to stay.
The schooner Marguerite is haul
ed out at Frcntz's %shlpyard undergo
ing necessary repairs. The steamer
Z, W. Anderson is out on Blanchard's
ways tora like purpose.
Mr. John Flanagan killed a moe
casin snake the other day five feet
long, and after his snakcship was
opened three rats were fuaud inside.
Evidently he was a good ratter.
New Venice saw and single
mills, on Lowry Island, were under
water Monday during the terrible
Storm, but we are glad TO learn from
Capt c. I. Irving, the proprietor, the
damage was slight. ,
Mr.. Geo. w. Waller, of Okolona,
MISS, was in town yesterday. He {
mas secured a newspaper outfit and {
viii start a weekly paper at Okolona
"oh' 1t is to be a ''patcnt outside S
and called the oko!ona 7TBos.
-Four of Scranton's boys ,ato- wit: {
Michael Feore, Pedro and Edmond c
''0e and Coan Huggius, will leave l
W o. Mary's College, Marion county,
n'o'ucky, on or about the 2nd of K
"P'ember, to be absent ten months. z
-Ar' Walter Girard, a thrifty mer- :
"4"'o OF Portersville, Ala, has been
VISIT 10 his old home and gave us i"
peasant call. Walter is looking 10 a
" robust health, and seems well ),
aSeu with his present home and
business.
resides the local bar the follow =,
aS"yers from a distance were i'm at ~
~,aAoe on Chancery Court this II
" zen. Thos. S. Ford, Columbia I; p
Henderson, Handsboro; e. ]. ~
ser'' Bay St Louis; t. W. Brame,
DuIing the storm Of Monday D.
Wy Island was deprecated upOn. :,
VroSds OF hunters were on the -
a killing marsh chickens. ooons.
pehcanS, etc Il would not -
.'s US il Gov. Lowry did moi W W
investigating committee here
:, boys. auOns LOOK ina
e5 are Informed by a man we'll
The value Of lands m this 10
h u,1t The lands 70 be sold on az
y y Monday Of September under err
b. Suaabae vs.. DanneFk Co, are g.
oie for charcoal timber
and arc worth from ono 70
= poracre Investors might
Ice ~ Of ulis, aud be on hand sin
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