The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-05-10

ew Cro II \ CRUZ, Station Ag't.
Mr.. f. Morlet has had a very neat
ummer house bailt ia his gaFden'
Oar Sunday-Schoois have taken
10 action in regard TO pienics inns sea-
bon, so far.
We received a pleasant visit sat
,a.v from Col. Wa. Il. Stuart, OF
Dcean Springs
Miss Jetlic MWmme, of Mobile
! here on u VISIT to her couslh' MIS-
Frank Casper. Jr.
Mrs. Ellen Mansfield Is preparing
. robuiIh her st%orehousc, which was
secentIy destroyed by fire.
About twenty-five children TOOK
heir first communlon at the Ca'hoilc
fhurch Wednesday of last week.
The blind man who sells palme'-
,r, .has ON the trains and at the
lepot seems to be making II success
Ii it.
Master Willie Lard ia, under the
Instruction of NJ. VIM. Parham, learn
Ing to manipulate the keys OF 'ele-
graphy,
Mr.. p. Blanchard is having an
Artcslan well bored at ship yard
(which of course will be a great con-
EeniGncc.
Protect your own interests by pa
ronizing Casper, the leader OF low
priccs. His goods are al fresh and
from first hands.
What has become of the shell
Road to the beach? We want % Visit
bascagoula, but don't like to drive
through the sand.
Col. r. Seal, our old and esteem
Ill friend from Mississippi City gave
h. a pleasant call Saturday. lie was
boxing IN vigorous Hc"''""
Mr. r. ID. Decht lett last Monday
morning for Grenada TO attend the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows as a
delegate from Scranton Lodge.
Mrs. Ware, wife of Rev. Henry
Warr, of Pass Christian, has been
C1sitrug Rev. b. Jones and wife tor a
lew days, and left yesterday evening
"A petition is being circulated TOR
for the purpose OF opening
another bur-room in our town. Well,
thc more the merrier-in a certain
way.
-Rev. d. .. Byers wifi preach in
shc Methodist Church, Scranton, next
Sabbatrs, [ p. m. All cordially in
Rited.
The railroad bridge will again
soon be the rendezvous of the belle
Rnd the beaux to enjoy the salt breeze,
|and also to bill and COO. Nothing
Pike it,
I'VE are glad to sec that some i'm
|provemeuts are going on in the way OF
repairing some of our long neglected
bridges and crossings. Let the good
work go IN.
Mrs. j. ID. Watson and daugh-
Ter, Miss Maude, who resided here last
summer came over from New Orleans
this week and will spend a few days
with friends.
Loving couple OCCUPYING n chair
lle."Dueky." .~She--"Whatty." lie
GLOW do YOU think L am progressing
in love-making?" She-"You arc
holding your own"
II you are in need of a good
Stove leave your order with Frank
Casper, who will get you a stove
cheaper than you can buy il ELSEWHERE.
There will he given at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. A. G. Delmas on We'd
nesday evening the 18th inst, a piano
recital under the direction of the
teacher, Miss Rosenthall.
Capt. Deyies of tins place has ar
HVed home from a trip to Honduras
and Guatemala. He made the run
from Gautemaula to Mobile with a
cargo Of fruit in five days.
The cool weather we have been
having makes our ice dealers wear
long faces, and the consumers cJrrcs-
p~ohdingly happy. But just wait
aEile aud 1t will be rice Uersa.
|. Rev. Ben Jones, pastor, preached
N the Methodist Church Sunday.
Al night, in the old hremen's hall,
Toe Baptist divine, Rev. o. n. Bowen.
~aisoourscd 10 a goOdly number.
"A party Of ladies' aud gentlemen
Eentio Bayou Chicot SUNDAY TO vary
- anH mono.ony Of every day life
hsh frv. Bat whether they took
any medicine" 70 core siingareo bites
We arc unable 10 say.