The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-10-11

road open down Krcbs . To Hun
ter, Beun & Co.'S new mill.
The C"mmuuy family with bag
and baggage lefl on Monday ,vtning
last for New Orleans. They will noI
return before next summer.
The tug Leo and two schooncrs
were hauled out on Frcntz's WAYS last
week, aud on Blanchard's the ting Jas.
&. Wright, for necessary repairs.
Mr.. John Pankcy, now of Mobile,
was here this week visiting the family
OF his father Mr.. NJ. G. Pankcy. JohlI
is now afull-ncdged tonsorial artist.
If you spell the word murder
ackwarls you will have the name of
Il fluid that causes more crime and
misery than any other one thing in the
world.
Mobile Register: Miss Helene
Clark, of East Pascagoula, MISS af.
ter a pleasant visit of several weeks
TO Mrs. j. J.. lIcndon, returned home
Thursday.
The merchant who advcrtiSes is
the man of enterprise and business
acumen. See his card in the Demo-
cRAT-STAR and hunt him up and pur-
chase from him.
Mr.. d. c. Anderson, Jr., of Fowl
River, Ala, was in town this week on
4 visit 10 relatives. He left for home
on Sunday highly pleased with Scran-
ron and Moss Point.
Col. w. II. Stuart, Of Ocean
Springs, gave MS a pop call yesterday.
He did not have his summer suit on
this time, although he was looking as
fresh us Il June rose.
deputy Sheriff c. d. Moore.
came up with a crowd of colored
bucks Sunday shooting crap. They
scattered In every direction, but
LINK mas their names.
The hunting party who left here
the early part Of last week for hunt
in the Americas neighbOrhood, re-
turned last Friday evening without
meeting with much success.
---Bi}ori Herald. After several
weeks pleasant stay with relatives in
Biloxi, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Dancer
left last Tuesday evening for their
home in Orange Grove, Miss.
MIR. Walter j. L. Girard, now of
Alabama, was smiling most pleasant
ly upon his old friends here We'd
ncsdav. Walter is looking very much
improved, we were pleased to notice.
CATHOLIC CHURCH---Rcv. &. A. Oil
yer, ID. d., Pastor, Mass al Scranton,
lst Sunday, 10 o'clock 2nd Sunday,
10 80 o'clock Bird and 9th Sunday, 7
and 10 O'Clock All Sunday, 5 O'Clock.
The man who wont 90 10 church
in summer because il is too hot, stays
away IN winter because il is too cold,
does not scenl to care a snap about the
wenlhcr he will encounter in tho here
after.
a cnlolcd nan who undertook 10
separate Il couple of men who were
engaged in a fight the other day, got
badly cut, while neither of the prin-
cipalS were hurt. blessed arc the
peace-makers.
SUNDAY night the weather turned
off quite cool and summer apparel had
To be discarded, but those who were
caught with the straw hat ON on Mon
dav The small boy greeted that iudi-
vilual with "Boocel'
-Iev. q, N. A. Yonce viii preach
in the Lutheran Church Sunday at III
am. Subject: ''TlIe Message of
Peace" Sunday School each Sunday
al 3 pm, Preaching at l'ascagoula
Sunday night. All are invited.
I've were glad TO meet Friday
evening, our old friends, Rev. Alex.
Scarborough and his son Wash, Of
Snnewall. They are engaged in the
square timber business, and we've jasi
over here looking after that interest.
Mrs. a. Camel, wcll-kn0Wn here
aud at Moss Point, as the sold ped
ding woman" died in New Orleans
very recently. From appearances she
was quite aged, but industrious, and
as TAR as known followed preccpts of
the golden rule.
The family of Capt, c. +. Peter
son, OF the schooner Edwards, arrived
in Scranton on Sunday, where they
intend to have their future home.
We welcome the new corners, aud we
feel surethst they will be pleased with
our growing city.
MIR. S. S. Hart, lately from Fori-
ola, has purchased The 7. w. Ellis
place, near Ocean Springs Mr.. Hart
Is an experienced market gardener,
and has determined to test our soil in
that business, believing il TO be snpc-
rior to that of Florida. We wish him