The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-07-06

"N'' " HiS"N VI lVu h'Nl hct h"i
next time.
Maj. l.. W. Morrill,, Insuranc,
Agent, Of Biloxi. was hero Tuesda,
plying his business. lilo represent,
some good companies and lie is
pleasant gentlemen to do business
with.
: Mr.. w. II. Jernigan has the lum-
Der on the ground 8 feet west of the
DEMocRAr-STAR office for his new
building which is to be 20x3I feet.
lie will continue the fruit and yegeta-
bic business.
Mr.. A. Goclzer has closed his
beer saloon temporarily owing to At
torEey-Gencral Miller's Oplnion that
retail beer dealers have to get ont H.
ccnses in the same manner an the
whiskcy dealer.
Station Agent Santa Cruz will
commence selling tickets to the Sea-
shore Camp Grounds on Monday, the
9th inst, and continuc until the 2Ist.
Tickets 80 cents for the round trip,
good until The 3lst inst.
Judge James Uclvestion, of the
town Of Basin, this county, was a
pleasant caller at the DEMoCRAT-STAR
office Tuesday. He reports every
thing moving OH smoothly in and
around that pleasant neighborhood.
Miss Mamie IIipler, a pleasant
young lady, who spent several months
here with her brolhcr-ln-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Casper, returned
to her home in Mobile last week, to the
regret Of the society in which she
moved.
Mr.. VIM. A. Draddock has his
eating house and rctaurant justbelow
the railroad bridge, open and ready
for business. Square meal % cents.
Cooking French, German, Italian,
Indian, American, cite. Give the old
man Il trial.
"A party composed of Rev. Father
Bally, Capt. James Smith and Messrs.
G. D. Moore, G. s. Meriwether aud
Al. Adams, went on a pleasure trip
to Round Island last week, whore
they remained one night and two
days enjoying surf bathing, etc.
We were presented Tuesday with {
he first mess Of sweet potatoes of the
season by Mr. II. B. Everitt, raised on
| piece of land from which an early {
;rop of Irish potatoes were taken in :
April. This furnishes an example of
he rspidity of tuber growth in our 4
soil.
Drink Keystone Rye Whiskcy, a
,urc, u"nadulteratrd whiskey, free
headaches. Only $3.50 per gal
on. Also Frceport Rye, four years
Id. the best - whiskcY in the United
Sold only by Craft & Co., Is
nd II Dauphin street, Mobile, Ala,
lie agents. @
Our people are a riding people.
here are more vehicles in Scranton -,
IAN amy other town of its size in the
tate. ANY evening can be seen on
'r streets from sCv~enty-fvc TO one
undred nice neat brggies, carriages,
ph@tons, drawn BY splendid IS
This portion of Scranton is i'm W
'oving. a contract has been lei out
7 the Fire Company for a building ST
he erected just cast Of the Demo-
'AT-STAR Office. In a short time O,
4, j. M. Frank will commence put
Ig up his new livery stable iqst
nth of This Office, so we will soon be -
rounded by buildings. ~
Camp meeting at the Seashore
imp Grounds ton the Louisville & Az
lshvllle Railroad) begins on We'd We
sday next, and will co Itinuc about
I days. Eminent preachers VIII tn
nduct the services. The trustees MA
We made arrangements to accommo- ]
te a large crowd. This will be the Th
zenith annual meeting. ito
. Col. w. Aug. Fonda, of Biloxi.
IS in town Saturday and gave us a oo'
J.. lie came over in his East sailing Ao
assure boat, Sadie, leaving Biloxi at
30, a. M, arriving at Delmas Cit
Iart, Scranton, at 5: 80, a distance D.
twenty-threc nautical miles. The \
W consists of Henry J.. Davidson, and
ut. Wesley Mobiles and Robert Lad goo
r. Poi
Our machine poet grinds out the \
and
, the %loafer, the beautiful loafer, are
Who hangs on ;hc corner of the No'
street; T
love the roar Of the laughing bore, an
or his voice is tremendously sweet, lum
care TO corrode, no wealth to spoil, shiI
here is nothing fOrhis hands TO do; t
5 a human clam, and his life were load
a sham, Cos
Vere itnot for his street corner crew. Dan
We had a runaway and smash mp per-
.elmas avenue Wednesday morn III
Mr.. Jim Burrows mustang team taxi
! fright, or their mustang blood Dan
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