The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-08-16
Our town is nun Of strangers.

out with a flash, Peace to her bones.
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Our town is fun of strangers.
-"Lovc on the ocean wave is so
'idcc, and is heard on the Pascago1la
overnight and day.
Rain or shine the joyial drum
lncrs come to see our merchants and
pcrsuadcs them 10 buy their wares
and merchandise. When will this
drumming business cease?
Although the hustle has of late
Been shrinking much in fashions
eyes,
1t still continues to prevail
Iii dry good stores that advertise
REV. Ben Jones delivered a series
OF interesting aud aud cdifying SER
mols during The past week III INC
Methodist church in the interest of
foreign missions.
Mrs. W. S. Cooley, nee Lindlnger,
OF Pensacola, Fla, is on Il visit to her
old home. This lady has many friends
here who were glad to welcome her
home again.
Mr.. Louis Blake and family of
| New Orleans, arc spending the heated
term on the Pascagoula river. MIR.
Blake is a player and writer OF music
Mr.. w, A. Brown, of Pearling-
ton, was in town Tuesday. CAB" is
summering on the Gulf Coast. lie is
looking as gay as a lark. He went
from here to Mobile for a short Visi''
Call again, CAB"
Some of the inmates OF the poor
house were sick the other dar from
~ealing water melons. There are only
six inmates, one woman was sent of
Monday. She has an i%ncurabie ais
case.
w. NJ. CAVITY has on hand, is sill
receiving Il fine assorted stock OF Ia
dies, gents and chiIdrcn's shoes from
Cincinnati, St. Louis and New Or
leans, which he proposes to sell cheap
Mrs. L. Wash Vinet and her TOT
littlo boys, of New Orleans, arc spend
Ing a month at Mrs. j. Il. Dclmas', 0i
The Pascagoula river. Mr.. Vinct Will
his family are here will visit his many
friends along the Gulf Coast. lie no
only sells crockcrv, but tobacco ant
clears. Look out tor the "Chinaman.'
Charley Cruzat and Bob Reese
two colored Republicans, representa-,
the Republican party of this county il
the. State Convention at Jackson
which met or Wednesday last. Char
ley is very light in color, but Bob
hlacker than midnight or INK bottles
So both wings of the Republican par
ty is represented by these two dele
gates.
MI. John DonOhoe aud family
arc visiting their relatives, Dir. J.
Gauticr at West Pascagoula. Mr.
| Donohoc is train dispatcher of tin
Morgan Railroad, with he%adqnarter
, IN AIgicrs, La, and of the clev
: crest fellows living, and we are al
WAYS glad to welcome him to on
A, sanctum.
, Mrs. Rawley, a tall, finc lookin.
: widow, who hailed from Jacksonville
Florida, spent several days in on
TOWN last week seeking employmcr
T, as a teacher. Failing in her efforts I
procure employment she left Sunda
evening for New Orleans, where ST.
Esaid she had children in an asylum
e1Arthongh she was rather taikatlV
. and told Il very plausible story COZ
corning herself, our citizens dit "
take TO her, but looked with suspicio
: upon her movements.
= Tho Cottage by the Sea, by NJ
Chas. Boster. seems TO be the llVeiiei
EpIace at Pascagoula. The folloWln
. arc the arrivals:
Mr.. W. A. Cook, of 81. Louis NJ
IS q Moses and family, of New Orleans
Mir ]. n. Levigne aud family, OF Ne
Orleans: Mr.. E. F. DclBondio an
" family. Of New Orleans; Mr.. 4. ]
Riyci and family, OF New OrleaHs'
1t The English ship Prince Lucie
bomewarl bound from Ship Islam
e grounded on the north cnd of Cha
deleur Island the other day. She u
n about fifteen miles from the hghthou
with fifteen feet of water in her hol
D. The tugboat Aspinwall, Capt Jo'
Williams, len New Orleans at 4p.l
q Tuesday for the Chandeliers to ass
in irving TO float the Prince Lucie
Al A force of men will be sent from 81
IA Island 10 discharge her cargo be'we
a. decks aud the remainder OF her de
IN load.
al Mr.. w. r. Bilbo, Of Gee
or Springs, dropped 10 to sec US IN"
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