The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-08-30

COOLEST amt largest Slas' VI Dcc'
in town at Thumpson's.
Mr.. Chps. Frcntz has removed
from New Orleans 10 Scranton with
his family, 10 reside permanently
Owing to the scarcity OF dwelling
houses they are occupying part ct MIS-.
u. Trains. residence on Pascagnnla
street,
The suit of the city fathers
against, the l.. & n. Railroad for the
statuary penalty Of 300 Tor running
| too fast 10 get John l.. Sullivan
through town is still pending. The
company ought To pay up. The!
were paid for the quick word.
"A Baptist ~Sundav-school was or
oaulzrd at the Old Firemen's llall
SUNDAY evening. Mr.. Albriton was
elected superintendent and Miss Nora
Nix secretary aud treasurer. Enl"ll1't
membership Is. This gives Scranton"
three Protestant Sumday-sclino's III
Scranton. We wiSh them all success.
1t Is said THAT oysters are better
In The month that has an 81" III u,
therefore the first aunnth OF the sea-
snn is September, which has the letter
IN IL. and we remind those who con
template shipping the hivalvcs that
we arc prepared 10 print circulars
tags, bill and letter heads, etc. Scnd
us your orders early.
-C!.us. NJ. Cruzat (col) has r"celt-
el the appointment of Deputy C"Ilec-
Tor al Customs at the Port of Pascal
yolIa, and proposes 10 axe charSe
Nnulay. That settles Charlie III Il
higher position than that he lost by
the Cleveland advent. lie Is the bcsI
selection that could have been mau'
F., from his race here for that POSITION
Mr.. jain Flanagan, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Eta, lett last Sal
!, urday evening Cor Quebec Cana'a
~ here he Intends taking unt" hirl'el
the best git1 God vouchsaf"d to MAJ
viz: A good and true wife. Ma
!, ,hcir dreams of the marriage bliss D
fully realized, and no dark cl"ui
of regrets will ever mar the step thu
taken.
!, drivers have a bad habit Ut rush
ing their bugairs and hacks ?1S' OH
or vehicles on the road to get ahPa'
y II is not necessary IN u case IN
" hundred, is unpl ,asant AMI dan9el
v Gus. We suggest that our livery STA
Bile proprietors caution their driver
about such conduct, especially whe
|, ladus or children are driving the lca'
e Ing vehicle. Some horses are dangcI
Gus when driven upon from the rca
The wild mustang has been pla,
mg more pranks. VIM. Cooley,
4 Pascagoula, Is ;he last victim heal
from. 1t was last Sunday, no Il goo
day for monkeving with mustang
= bat the animal bucket, as usual, uI
seated the rider, whose font caught
!. the slirrup and had il not broken !
would probably have been Killed. y
!. II. was his shoulder and a few 9th
v narts of his anatomy were bioSr
We arc sorry for Cooley, but hope h
III misfortune will teach him TO save II
homes for better Hsrs in after life al
lc, stcer clear Of the bucking mustan
II, Life is too precious to monkey WI
IS, the mustangs of the wild West.
Mrs. Sarah u. STYLES, wife of
II, Stiles, Esq, residing ON Passage
at Ia street, died last Saturday night
70 o'clock, aged 81 years. Mr.. SIN
sss wife ard little daughter moved le
re recently from Port Gibson, Miss, a
i'll the deceased, being a lady OF cul'u
IN and refinement, with a social dispo
zion and kind heart, was very hisf
y. esteemed by her circle OF a9qhaI
sy ,auces. She was a native of Vii
be N. Y. and daughter of the late J.
.p- ward S. Brayton, of that city. 5
was temporarily inferred at Passage
nc Ia. We sympathize with the bereaV
husband and little motherlcss daus
- fer. Susie. Nav the God of the u
h. verse ''temper the wind TO the she
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