The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-28
-scrantorris steadily improving.

~-Scruntolris steadily improving
Next Thursday is the 4th of July.
Figs will soon be ripe, then for
the rain. esyrs
-Frotscher's fresh cabbage seed al
C, II. Alleys.
Mr.. George Thompson is home
from the A. s. NJ. College.
One gossipy m IAN set u
whole ncighborhood on fire.
The Democratic primary comes
off on SATURDAY., July 9Th. What
are the candidates doingT
Mrs. NJ. Steele, Of Mobile, is on
a visit TO her sister, Mrs. Frank Cas-
per, Jr., on DcImas avenue
The pay train of the l.. y N. pass
ed through Saturday di stributing the
filthy lucrc to its employees.
There were ten cnnlirmalions in
the Lutheran Church Sunday. Rev.
C. N. A. Yoncc officiating.
Another new store to open IN
Scranton soon. Watch the advertising
columns of the DEMoCRATlSTAR.
We arc determined not TO pay any
more taxes to our town government
while under its present management.
The Communy family from New
Orleans, have moved over to their
summer residence, on the Pas:agoula
liver.
1T is fortunate that Sheriff Lewis
resides in town. lie is called upon to
make most Of the arrests and keep
order.
This town is infected with a score
of loafimg bucks who have no visible
means of support. Where is the va
grant law?
Yesterday was a quiet day in
Scranton. The whiskey saloons were
all closed on account of a special cleo
ton for marshal.
Mrs. p. X. Mayors left Monday
for Crawford To visit her mnther and
our mother-in-law. She will only be
absent a few days.
Our GENIAL friend, Major Calvi'
Roberts, of Mississippi City was in
town Wednesday on legal business
and gave us a call.
Mr.. johnson Ware, President OF
the Board of Supervisors, was IN
town Tuesday and gave the DEMO
CRAT-STAR office a CALI
we had a glorious rain Wednes-
day night. 1t was segular chunk
mover, gully washer, saw log hoatcr.
Everybody here is now happy.
The Seashorc Camp Meeting will
open on July 9Th. Those contemplate
ing visiting this religious resort will
govern themselves accordingly.
Mrs. Emma Moore, OF Newton,
after spending some months here and
Hardsboro visiting her brothers and
other relations, left Monday for home.
Mr.. II. Bloomfield, candidate for
Senator. was over in Harrison and
Hancock counties this week looking
after his interests. So far he has no
opposition.
The cows, goats aud hogs have
perfect freedom Of our streets. II
may be healthy, but II is not nice.
The City Fathers permit 1t and NC
eaat help ourselves.
Rev. J. w. Tinnin aud family OF
Kelgard, Texas, passed through hero
Monday en- route for Mr.. VIM. How
ellis near Three Rivers. He is visit.
ing his father-in-law.
DIR. g. w. Bennett, Dental Sur
geon, will visIt Scranton on Monday
July 1st, aud will remain a week OF
more as business re-. uires. Office a
DR.. Cox's drugstore.
Feed Of all descriptions, canned
goods Of all kinds, and Gull line o
groceries always on hand al Caspers
Rock bottom prices, prompt and FREE
delivery. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The l. & N. drawbridge at thiI
place Is being repsinted-house AM
all. II Is said that the section housI
also Is to undergo a like treatment
We think the present color could b
improved on.
Sheriff Frank II. Lewis win hanl
George Allen Fields Ecol.) by the necl
until he be dead, dead, on Saturday
July 20. 1859. In the Jail yard In th
town Of Scranton, between the hour
OF II and l9 O'Clock, I'm. Minister
OF the gospel doctors and officers Q
the law VIII be permitted 10 witnes
ne execution, and A. many others Z
can get u the court Varl.