The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-06-15

:. and the boy, being caught under til
boat, was drowned before his uncl
4, could reach him. TIE body wa
found carly Sunday morning by
h. schooner and taken to Martins Bluff
y where ii was kindly cared for by Mr.
Martin and hcighbors, and was buried
in the afternoon at Martins Cemetery
Mr.. Martin aud his ncighbors were
more than kind and their cndcavors
: are highly appreciated by the afflicted
family.
---Circuit Court adjourned ycster-
$ day evening at 4 O'Clock for the term.
The grand jury found % indictments.
The schooner Mimic, of Calves
ton, wa hauled out on Frcnts's ways
last week and is now undergoing re-
pairs. The schooner j. L. Taylor is
hauled out on B~lancharl's ship ways
for a like purpose.
The fanlily of Mr.. c. Flanagan
removed to this place from Mobile
last Monday. They will now reside
here permanently. We welcome them
among us, and hope they will find no
cause Ia regret the move.
We would advise our friends
when in need of buggics, wagons,
jumpseats, harness q d saddlory, to
call OH Sam D. Bloch, Mobile. He
carries a large stock and will give
good goods and low prices.
Mr.. Harry Mansfield is still In the
field with his delicious bread that
plcases the palate of tho most fastid-
ious c%picurcs. His bread will remain
soft for several days, and you can eat
the crust with as much ease as the
crumbs, therefore no waste. |
"A Garden Party, for the benefit of
the Catholic Church, will be given at
the residence of Mrs. f. Frederic, on
Wednesday, June Goth. Prize-A
handsome silver goblet. Admission
10 cents.
Miss Florence Morrow, of Grand
BAY, Ala, was here Sunday. This
amiable young lady, it will be remem-
bered, was an assistant in the public
schools at this place several months I
ago, and made friends here, who, no ;
gave her a cordial welcome ,
She is now teaching school al Bayou t
Casotte. v
Peter CriEl"y, havingin mind the
biblical r'junrtion that it ~ not good Il
man 10 live aloha, took unto him o
self a help meet in the person of Laura b
Brown, at the Courthouse last Satur- n
lay Justice A. f. Krehs ticing the o
The couple are American .
'itizcns of African descent and live AT Ii
Moss Point. al
Our old Tune friend, Col. Roder- fc
OK Seal, of Mississippi City, being in a;
Tendance ON Court this week paid a.
he DEMocRAT-STAR a pleasant visit. m
We regret to know that Col. Seal is W
I'LL in feeble health, hat much much in
etter than he "a some time g We Ell
he may be restored TO good LLa :,
ealth again. ri
We received yesterday by express 20 2
box from Mr.. Oh. Wcrcklc, ofOccan ne
continuing six egg plants, of pr
&c New York purple variety, which wi
eigh % pounds and and 4 ounces
hese are the largest egg plants ever Tn
en- IN this county, and we invite our di,
Irdeners to call &C the DEMOCRAT the
offices and see them. Inc
from a distance attend ter
Court here this week are in great at
'undance, although there was not cha
uch business TO transact. We nofic- GER
the following: Col. Il. Seal, Maj. snr
Ilvit Roberts, Wesley G. Evans, Jr.. sha
w. g. Henderson, Mr.. 4. j. A
'werS, Gen. Thos. S. Ford, Levert OIL
ark. Gen. Jos. II. Davis, Col. IL. S. aud
yatt. holC
pro
"A gay party Of young ladies' and afte
ntlemen met at the residence of Mr.. or ]
&. Pankey Tuesday evening and st !,
INT several hours very pleasantly. tiee
lsic and cong, intcrspcrcd with de- posi-
ions ice cream aud cake, was tho mott
lures Of the evening. The assem- shal
voted Mrs. Pankey and her a.
Miss Emma, many thanks salal
their kind entertain ment. stoeI
On the arrival of the east bound the c
Sunday evening a disgraceful guy
' occurred between two negro wo- iorit
n-Ann Narcissc aud Martha each
'wn, the former accusing the latter esr4 =
called her baby "buckeyed" any
which accusation Martha did not requI
descend to deny or own, hut asked pass
antagonist 10 prove the allegation, may
a war Of words followed which -,
sod a large crowd to collect around ter a
Row thoroughly incensed females, stitui
no blood was drawn. The mar
vas not present at the time, but sor
them the next morning -
marched them before the Mayor Me-
tor this little fun Ann Narcisse
made to dance 10 the tune Of sal MI
cesls and Martha Brown was set