The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-01-04

Irwin, for u package Of plantation
cigars, They were splendid and iasl
suited us to a T. May The gallant
Captain live long and prosper.
-rapt. J. VI. Ruby, Of Three Riv-
ers, was IN town MONDAY and paid the
DEHocRAT-STAH office al appreciated
visit he left ~ To pay his subscription
Tor the year 1889. Would that we had
many more like Captain Rabv.
Masters John Cole and Will"
Parker, attending school IN New Or
leans, and benjamin Pickett aud Geo.
Thompson, Of the StarkviIlc A. and
IT.. College, were here last week and
sleut the holidays with their parents.
We regret 10 hear OF the death of
Mrs. r. NJ. Taylor at her residence, on
Bluff Greek recently. She leaves a
d~iscomsolatc husband and ten children
10 MOURN her sudden death. TIL" de-
ceased was a member of the NJ. Il.
Church.
Mr.. Peter Rousc's little threc-veDr
old girl was burned To death week be-
fore last Eat his residence an Bluff
Greek. Her clothes accidentally
caught fire and before the flames
were ~cxtinguisheG she was burned so
badly that she died The uext day.
Mr.. A. ID. Saurlrr, of the "Wcsi
Side spent Christmas at Bay s.,
Louis with relatives and friends. lie
saws lie had a g%oodLtimc generally,
aud cgguog and other goDd things
we're to" numerous to mention.
Oar old and esteemed friend,
Charlie Boster. OF ~Pascagoula,
:orgcts us at Christmas. and his pres
ent of wines, liquors. cigars and candy
was very acceptable aud enjoyed by
us. Many thanks. May our friend
B0stcr live to sec many, many Christ
masses.
We suppose some swore off on the
first. IF they did not let them do so
now to take a simple pledge not to
taste one drop of intoxicating liquors
from now until the first day Of Janua-
nv, 1890. They will feel better at
that time and perhaps willing to
make an extension of the time.
ASK for Drunmnnds ''lIofsc
Shoe" aud Natural Leaf" Tobacros,
made entirely of the most carefully
selected white burly filters, favored
with pure honey ; preserves and
strengthens the teeth and promotes
good health. Kelly, Carmclich 81 Co.,
Wholesale Agents, Mobile, Ala.
Miss Mamie IIiplcr, of Mobile,
who, it will be remembered, spent the
before last here, is again Wis
Ting her brOther-in-lsw and sister,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Casper. Miss
Mamie made many friends during
her previous visit, who, no doubt,
were glad to renew old acquiutanc-
ship.
The Mayor and Aldermen have
tls order red nGing the
Of Marshal Hudson from $25 to
80 a month. Hudson Is now rcceiv-
ing 1925 Il month and IS as happy as a
big sunlpwcr, and our streets arc in
a miserable condition and bowling
drunken men are permitted to roam
4; large mmolested.
"A sad accident happened in Or
turpentine orchard, on Bluff
in this county, week before last.
Mlss O'Neal, a young lady IA years of
age, was out in tho orchard dipping
urpentlnc whom her clothes caught
Ire aud before assistance could be
Iad she vas burned so severely that
lie died mex day after Intense suffer-
ng.
Mr.. Charles Kennedy, the Mobi-
ian who killed Mr.. Perry, of New
Orleans, some months ago on the L. &
Y. Railroad, has been sentenced TO the
'enitentiary for life and was taken TO
he coal mines IN the lei inst. Kennc-
ly was somewhat known hero as the
heck agent on the above named road :
nd as this place was the terminus of
lis run. :
A RED LIQUOR SALOON BgRNED.-
On Saturday night last at IL O'clock,
he whiskcy saloon Of Mr.. j. w. Tay-
nr al Vancleave, in this county. was
destroyed by fire. The building and 4
cmtenis were entirely consumed. /
.oss about 500. No insurance. II c
; thought 10 have been tho work OF
ncendiary, but suspicion not strong Q
nOugh 10 cause arrest.
-llev. J. J. Lovcit, Of Vancleavc, :
. thus c,ainty, attended the Misslssip- \
! Annual Conference at Vicksburg c
nd was given work on the Mount c
live circuit, Yazoo county. He len 1
Isl week for Mechanicsburg where /
c will reside during the Conference 9
ear. lie and his family 90 from &
ere with The best wishes Of our peo- 6
le for their success in this life.