The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-11-15
Im,J Notices 10 Cents a Line for Each Insertion.

The sugar cane crop IS Soot'
Keep your cows off the sidewalk.
A refreshing shower Tuesday
evening.
Although times are hard the tax
ayers are paying ih'ir taxes.
Mr., j. Ira Ford attended Circuit
courta at Bay St. Louis this week.
Mr.. Horace Bloomfield attended
Circuit Court in Hancock county this
week.
fol. Newromh Clark, of Ocean
Springs, gave the DEMoCRAT-STAR a
call Tuesday,
Tile annual hunt of the Pascal
goula Gun Club will TAX place on or
about the Goth inst.
The weather is delightfully."- cool
and refreshing, and there Is a notable
absence of dust since the rain.
Rev. d. O. Dyers will preach in
Alleys Halt Sunday evening at 3
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
--Rev. O. d. Bowen will preach in
the Fircmen's Old Hall on Sunday
night at 7 o'clock. All are cordially
invited,
The DEMoCRAT-STp sdccidedly
The best advertising mcdfHm in South
Mississippi. 1t is Il widely circulated
jmrnal.
The fall term of the Circuit Court
FIR This county eonveucs at Scranton
on the first Monday, 81 day Of Deccm-
Der next.
Every family in Jackson county
should subscribe for the DEMoCRAT-
STAE. Subscription per amnum -,
in adyaNcc.
Rev. b. Jones will preach IN the
Methodist Church Sunday at IL
O'clock a. m, and at Pasca9oula at Z
o'clock, p. M.
The steam III" Leo is on the ways
al Mr., Geo. Freulz's shIp' ard under
going repairs. Two lighters are also
being repaired there.
Hunter, Bcnn & Co. are putting
the finishing touches on their mill, and
will soon begin the erection Of a large
planning mill and dry house.
Mr., S. d. Richards is now cugag-
ed in building Il barge for Mr.. II. A.
Gregory, Sherrie is a rushcr and we
are satisfied the job will be well done.
There was a heavy yale of wind
from The southwark on Tuesday night,
but the wind shifted TO the north. and
Wednesday morning broke cold and
clear.
Our fish packing houses arc all
busy sending fish aud oysters TO the
interior. With proper freight facili-
ties this could be made u lucrative
business.
Tile negroes have been carrying
on a series of religious meetings lately,
and have succeeded in getting up
quite an excitement about the coming
end of The world.
The repairs on the steamer He
roine, which is on the ways at Mr..
Peter Blanchard's shipyarJ, are ear
" completed, aud the vessel will then
present a handsome appearance.
The distracted" meeting is still
going on at the colorcd Methodist
Church. One negro has gone "plumb
crazy" by attending these meetings.
The meetings had better close for a
while at least.
Loo items r getting scarce, so
we stop the press to annouHce that
NE Turk who owns the dancing bear
""s actually quit a lucrative profess
son 10 60 to cutting cord wood and
hauling lumber.
our town ought to follow the ex-
'hp'e Of Ocean Springs and utilize
sohle ofthe unsighily shell-heaps on
.e river front 10 she'll her streets.
Nhat has become Of the shell road TO
F~ascagoula, anyhow?
we interviewed a wonderful pair
" south American ant eaters, which
nate Just arrived from the Rio de Ia
l'aia IN Buenos Ayres. They AK
now owned by Mr.. Harry Dorr. AID
~'g Dc seen at Thompson's saloon.
There arrived at the home Of Mr..
p1s' n Rolls, The section boss, carly
Saturday morning a bouncing
az BOY. Mr.. Ralls says lie did rot
za'he little fellow bat judges his
'e'2A' 10 be about y or Is pounds.