The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-06-08

dwelling houses vacant in this place
Judge W. B. Wigginlon, of Ocean
Springs was / n town Monday on legal
business.
1T is so dusty! Why don't onl
city fathers have The streets sprinkled
Mt. jesse II. Jackson, the clever
station agent at Orange Grove, was in
town Wednesday.
The Catholic Church is TO be cn.
tirely completed in the e a future
1t will then be The finest church III
town.
Mr.. George Melvin, of Ocean
Springs, has moved his family into
the Lovett residence, on P~ascugoula
street.
$685. 53 feet of lumber cleared
from the Port OF Pascagoula for the
week ending June 7th.
Mr.. McGiunis, blind, of Alabama,
lccturcd in the Methodist Church
Sunday night to a large audience tor
Scranton. His lecture was TO: the
young, and vas well received.
The schooner Forest Home,
Messrs. Poitevent & Favre owners,
was hauled out on Frentz'r ship ways
Saturday for repairs, etc,
Tom Elder (col.) who shot a white
woman recently at Moss Point, was
captured in Mobile and turned ovcr to
Sheriff Lewis of this county, who
placed Tom in Jail TO await the action
Of the grand jury next wack,
Drink Keystone Rye Whiskey, a
pure, unadulteratcd whiskey, free
from headaches. Only $3.50 per gall
lon. Also Freeport Rye, four years
old. the best 81 whiskey in the United
States. Sold only by Craft s. Co., rs
aud II Dauphin street, Mobile, Ala,
sole agents.
"A drunken white man entered
the house of Peter Brown (cOl.) last
Saturday and proceeded 10 raise Cain
with the Inmates thereof, but the city
marshal not deeming such proceedings
on the part ofthe aforesaid white man
to be proper lie was conveyed TO the
lock up, where he now Ianguishes for
want Of the wherewith 4 pay out.
Inc way of the transgressor is hard.
Last Saturday evening as the west
bound freight train vas approaching
the depot two horses attached to a
wagon belonging to Mr.. M. A. Dees,
took fright thereat and started on a
run down Krebs' avenue, but were
brought to a sudden stop by running
against a telegraph post. A broken
tongue was about the only damage
done.
Meridian Neps - Miss Emma
Dantzler, a most charming young
lady from Moss Point, is sill in the
city exchanging greetings with her
many friends, who always welcome
her coming with pleasure, she is the
guest of Mr.. aud Mr.. Ed. Reed. -.
Miss Sadie Favre, OF Pennington, is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
DIR. A. p. Baldwin, at Mr.. r. v.
Loves, on 3lst avenue, corner of
Davis street.
The adjustable, durable suspend
found at lastl A s%uspender that
will not break or give ont, even when
subjected TO the severest tests. There
Is no other %suspender in the world in
this can be done. Sole agents,
Bargain Store, 8 and 10 Dau-
phin street, Mobile, Ala.
Hon. w. II. Goodalc, of LOuisi-
ana, lectured on temperance in the
Courthouse Thursday night Of last
week. He is a graceful aud fluent
speaker, butonly made a short address
"a his audience was quite small, owing,
We suppose, 10 the poor manner in
which his lecture was advertised.
The rivalry Of our tug boats has
'aused the cutting down Of prices Of
owage. The tugs as an inducement
be employed agrees TO furnish
water free 10 any vessel tewed by said
ug, thus Killing the trade Of the wa
er boats. We suppose it is fun for
he Owners Of vessels to be towed, but
leath to the tugs.
AK Campbell, (col.) from Moss
was arrested BY Marshal Hud-
on Tuesday and carried before Mayor
)elmas, charged with cursing and
wearing and nsing profane language
N the streets. lie was also charged
with resisting the officer. The Mayor
ent him down with SO fno and costa