The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-07-05
LETTER FROM PEREIsSTOS.


I~ERkINsIONt MISS June ~, 1852.
Editor Democrat-Star
1t is raining, glorious, sloshing,
pouring, cooling rains! Everybody
is happy Ia a certain degree, and |
believe, despite the prolonged
drouth, there will be some corn
made yet. The people have been
in a high stale Of dependency for
some weeks, and thought that corn
bread, would be scarce, but people
are too easy TO grumbIe and | will
wager half of my available capital
that if II was to rain ten days IN
succession that people would com
plain of wet weather.
The deddeSt looking thing in This
county seems 10 be the Gulf& Ship
Island Railroad. 1t really looks
like Harrison co. had paid $4,000
simply To have a ditch cul through
her center. Our grandchildren
can point back TO this as a monu-
ment TO the memory of the fraud
perpetlaied upon their parentage.
The is drawn from appearance Of
things, but the coloring | think is
about right.
Politics are beginning to bubble
freely in our part of the
county, and if we are moi mistaken F.,
he Price and John Bonds boxes
MIL put on long dresses on the 9th
November, and true to their rec ,
nc will vote the right ticket, not
outstanding Ben Harrison and his
'egro postmaster, high tariff and i
E) 4,
Quite a number of orr Young |
'eople will attend the Seashure {
amp Meeting and we trust will Il
eallze IA full share OF the lows I
quad there, both spiritual and =
emporal. :
What IS The mailer with the G
'lloxi Herald? We haven't looked C
pom her dear, sweet face since The
urn, We mss the Herald,
My last letter to the DEMOCRAT u
TAR has met some untimeIv fate.
never reached The goal, there
re the reading world has been =,
cheated out Of some blazing d.
agments Of u genius. al
The social quiet that has hung Sc
a pail OF death over the town q
PerkinSton for some time has DI
last been broken by the mar. ~
age of MI. Rankin Bond and
ISIS Dora Breland, who we're
unched out upon the uncertain An
Il by His Honor. A. !. Bond, at :
e house Of Mi. D. A. IRELAND ON
st Sunday.
May their peace be perfect, y,
Their love prove true
May Rank be happy, w,
And Dora too. WI
do not want TO seek nOtorieiy ,
pitching INTO another pen push
but 1 do feel that every cues.
n that has two sides should be Z
ated as such. What we want to Mil
at is this: Your correspondent hon
m Mississippi City seems 10 take The
at delight IN criticising the ac- Ne'
OF some of our members oflhe Han
ard OF Supervisors at their lasl cen
and his strongest point in Han
language which they use to mel
'ress their feelings, and all be- foul
Sc they did not see fit TO put mac
force certain law called The aicG
ne law, which, as we under the
III, is left to the choice of the in Il
,ervisOrS of their respective nucI
mites, and, as | understand, The Eng
y OF Il Supervisor is TO voice the nam
PIE which he represents so long theil
his does not conflict with the La.
interest and welfare of the year
nty. And SO we do not see risor
II your correspondent is cutting rear,
ABOUT, as We are pretty sure Geor
The folks up our way" are fine
SIZED with the action OF Their Far
'esentatiYe as regards the game was
If you are going TO criticise w,tL.
not keep up such and eternal if "
about the old genlleman's hoo5
"0 WtilI 10 him I
Il ID Fol