The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-05-31
NEWS, N0TEs AND NONSENSE FR0N
NORTH HARRISOE COUNTY.

IhiHs'OH pVOpte plcnlseu on
The 18th inst.
Dry weather prevails and the
planter walls.
The peach crop promises 10 be
most abundant, while the plum
trees r plumb loaded down.
Fishing parties are numerous.
and all succeed in being blessed
With fshrrman's luck.
DIR Bolton has 4 case on the biz
( level.
Quite a stream Of immigrants
from Forl Bayou, some to This sec
tion. Others to the Northeastern
Railroad.
Ii all the dogs that attend Para
mount Church We're taxed for The
benefit OF the preacher he would
fare much better.
Odum Greek public school open
Ell on Monday, the 18th inst, With
a lair attendance fer a beginning.
ai'h Miss Bette Hnyle, Of Cnlum-
bus, Miss, IL teacher. Miss Hovle
is a loYable Young lady, and comes
10 us highly recommended rs a
teacher. therefore, The prospects
for his school are good.
Is II lawful for private parties tl
haul logs along a public road A
carrylog in wet weather leaves
anything but Il good road for wag-
Gus, and road hands and travellers |
have much right 10 complain. We
would Ike 10 hear from legal quar-
ter, IN this question.
The citizens of HE big level are
waiting The City bridge on Red
creek rebuilt. Our member at the
board OF supervisors would 10 good
for himself in November next, BY
using his influence in this direc.
ton.
Mr.. Dave TAYLOR, a gentleman of
color, well and iaiHiIIarly known
IN this county for The last IS or 50
years, whose wife died recently.
he mortal kingdom by an
nouucing that The spirit Of his late
tad faithful helpmeet has return
I'd t0 tell him to marry his step
We are not an advu-
Of "maich-makiug,r but if
his daughter, AMI every
else are willing We shall not 3,
Join hands, Dave.
Mr.. w. ) Culpepper was down t
n Il part OF The Greek recently. /
dr. "Culln Tells us thai he has a {
which gives six gallons of I
milk at a single milking. The same
an be had Tor The neat lille sum
# $75 by applying 10 w. S. G.. q
fr. Frank Bond says he has six
ows that give n gallon-not for :
ale. :
Mr.. +. J. Perkins, of Perksln- 8
ton, can break d hall inch hemp c
Dap by getting on his knees, pass.
NJ a loop over his neck, let 1t pass
tder his body between his legs r
nd make IT fast 10 a tree, then our 4
ern crawls very deliberately off ;,
nd breaks the rope. lie has two :
len TO ride him while he pulls. 4
his can be proven By several per- ;,
ons of undoubted yeracily. II q
Guild be a difficult matter TO hang r
lr. L. if gwen any chance at all.
Mr.. q. w Lunday and family, of
urt Bayou, but formerly of Ala u
anna, is soJourning al the "Hsrm-
We would say to The young men g
no 10 not know everything al S
lady, that it does not look pretty G
r smart Ia be running in and out t.
church and talking aud laugh s
Y during services, and You should s.
op II. V,
Recently about iOrty-five mel IA
nj boys armed with harpo0ns. of
etc, etc., beiOok IheuE =
10 Il certain point in Red
reek, where i: was known that
.honls of rock fish were 10 be
und aud capture them, but, alas!
were Lni IN" on that parlicu-
r day, therefore disappointment
written on every iace IN large
No
There will be a p~roiracted
OF Iiie Bapiists Oi Perkin- II
IN. at Ten Mile Church, begin An
NJ on The 9Th Sunday in June
ii lasting one week or longer.
invited. B. II. b. An
Ex-Gov. Slime il in The lead of f;