The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-02-22
6oesI Notices 10 Gents a Line for Each Insertion.

Peach trees are in bloom.
Monday was a beautiful, clear
fool day.
We will soon have new IRISH po-
fatoes aud English peas.
The labor strike has not affected
BUR ship yards.
The mullet will have to get fur
her while the strike is Oh.
Our white bows ought not to at
end the colored balls,
The young man said he did moi
have time to get married.
The weatherthis week is rot very
favorable for gardens.
Mr.. w. NJ. Denny, III Clerk of
The Courts went TO New Orleans We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. Chr, Nelson has a green aud
rcd wagon. 1t is a beauty and it is
drawn by a beautiful mare.
-Sorac more wild, kicking, snort
Ing mustangs in town being trained
to work in harness.
Owing to the inccssant rains we
fear the early bean crop will be short
in this place,
The Mead saw mill, of this place,
has closed down, the knights of Labor
did it.
Many of our c%itizons urposc at
tending Marli Gras in New Orleans
aud Mobile 5th of March.
Mr.. Jacob c. Lyons. of Whistler,
Ala, attend Il Chanccry Court this
week as lie had a case in court.
Mrs. Emma Moore, OF Newton,
Miss, is visiting her brother, Mr.. II.
Il. Eycritt.
-Mcssrs, II. Bloomfield and Ira j.
Ford are attending United States Dis
trict Court at Mississippi City this
week.
The labor strike at the mills is the
talk Of the town. Somebody is going
to get hurt before the trouble is eAdcd.
MIR. w. ]. CAVITY, Superintendent
of the County Poor House, has a little
stranger at his house this week. lie
has come TO stay.
There is a house of refuge in the
northern Fart OF town for mis-mated
married people. There is a%lreaey one
white and ono colored person in the
housa Plenty OF room for more,
-PNt out shrubbery aud bcautify
yom homes. Nothing adds more Ia
the beauty and value of a home than
flowers.
-Chancery Court opened Monday
morning, Chancellor Syvanus Evans
presiding. No business of much i'm
portance transacted. There were three
divorce cases on file, only one tried,
aud a divorce granted. Court adjourn
cd Wednesday morning.
The following lawyers from Ham
cock and Harrison counties were pres
cnt at Chancery Court: Jndge W. G.
Henderson, Capt, Dan. Seal, Mr.. w.
G. Evans, Jr.
Nh. Jesse II. Jackson, station
agent ana postmaster at Orange Grove
was IN town Wednesday. lie reports
his town quiet and peaceable.
Some bayncn, sailors and nc
groes zoo numerous to mention, made
Scranton lively for a while Tuesday.
Iley were tanked up with rel liquor
aud howlcd furiously until a number
were landed in Jail
Mr.. NJ. v. II. Carey, of Biloxi.
was here Monday and Tuesday, visit
ing his old home. We understand
that he will return in about a month
to reside permanently. We welcome
him back.
Col. rhos. II. Woods, of Meridian,
attended Chancery Court Tuesday.
This was his first visit 20 our beauti-
iui coast. lie did not like Scranton
because he failed to get a bait of our
hne Juicy mullct. Come again, Col,
and o shall have just as many as
you eau eat.
-lIol for Nardi Gras. The Louie
vile aud Nashville Railroad Company
wiz Issue round trip tickets to New
orleans aud Mobile, on the 4th and
ON OF March. Those desiring 10 wit
ness the Carnival festivities should
moi TAIL o take advantage Of tins OPP
p~ortuniiy. Mr.. George j. Santa Cruz,
our clever and accommodating station
az 'Ht viii wait on you with great I
Ileasure II o viii apply for tickets.
Aiekets good until the 7Ih March. /