The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-03-30

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Saturday.
The visit Of Presiding Elder
West 10 Moss Point NJ. Il. Church
South has been necessarily post.
poned one week. He is now ex.
pectei on the 7lh and 9Th of April.
Last Friday night, AInile, the in
tam OF Captain aud Mrs. Gus
Anderson, died after n brief illness,
aged about two years. We tender
our sympathies to the bereaved
family.
Miss Shields, who has been visit
ing at Colonel Hyatt's for somtime
past, returned to her home, in st.
Louis, No., on Tuesday last. She
was accompanied as tLr as Mobile
by Miss Emma Hyatt.
Mr.. Ed. Bloomfield was confined
to his room by illuess the first three
days OF the week, but is now able to
be out.
The city fathers should take &C.
ton against the breaking of the
wild mustangs iu our streets. Some
bOdS's buggy will get smashed up
some OF these days, and then "a suit
for damages will be commenced.
Look out.
The American schooner RoIliu
Sanford is loading again at the
Dantzler Lumuer CompanSiB mills
this week. She carries over one
hundred thousand feet lumber, and
makes the round trip to Key West
in fifteen days. Capt. Davis is
her commander and he is a safe
navigator.
Owing to continued bad weather
there was NJ ChAtauqua meeting
on Monday night last. The same
programme will be continued an
other week. IT'S TO be hoped that
all the members will respond
promptly to the call of the new f.
nance committee at the next meet.
Jag and "aute up"
East Moss Point, on the Elder
Road is improving rapidly.
Five new dwelling houses are going
up, and others soon to follow. Mr..
Moses L. Ward has embarked in
farming. He has planted a
arge quantity of beans and Irish
potatoes.
Mr.. A. FL. Smith, the boss truck !
arIner over the river, has a good
respect. He expects to commence
hipping peas next week. His crop ,
t Irish potatoes is large, and ere !
lany days will be shipping to the !
IOrtherD market. !
There was a lively scene in Judge l.
Woods court Monday, a detailed
OF which would not interest l.
ur readers but cause them 10 blush.
REGULATING obscene literature is a
lsh crime against decent society,
nd the guilty should be severely
lniShel. The matter will proba-
y be brought before the next Cir q
nit Court. I
Mr.. f. j. Rh~einberger, of the firm ,
Rheinberge: Bros, OF Winona,
i~uueSOta, aud Mr.. w. p. Cos.
ave, superintendent of tue Vino
and st. Peter Railroad, we're E'
Mr.. a. Blumer last week.
Iese gentlemen were perfectly
armed with Il pleasant and ge.
climate. We hope they will 4,
turn again soon. IA
Mr.. Ed. r. Bragg arrived home
I'M New Orleans this week, where .
has been for the past four ~l
'nths attending medical lectures. NJ
|. can o write it an. d. bav. v
passed a satisfactory examina-
n aud received his diploma as a
Ictor OF Medicine. Along with -
.ost of other friends, we extend III
y our heartiest congratulations,
| wish for him bOuntifnl success .
the practice of his profession. tio,
ROLL OF HONOR, Moss POINT }
ADEMY.-The following pupils a.
Moss Point Academy have OBJ k'
ned a general average of 81, u
ich eutitles them to the roll .of
lalnie Denny, Mamie Morris, III.
lme Coulson, Mary Dautzler, NJ
lille Swan, McNair Cowan, Cora 81
we, Laura Griffin, Leiuhard
Imer, Annie Denny, Maud By.
Marion Evans. II
night at 81 o'clock there to (
a Notable wedding among our poss
,red friends. st. Paul's NJ. E.
irch was well-flled by interest are
and auditors, among Gust
Dm 4 a considerable number and
whites. The parties to the high in n
solemn contract were two of find
most esteemed cOlOred citizens, and
liam Walter McKiuion and -
l.. V. A. Hatcher. The impress. N
ceremony which made them one,
performed by the new pastor,
:. Mr.. Pratt, before an altar most
efully decorated with natural
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