The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-06-14
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Gvo.J j. SANTA CRUZ, ctat'on 81
NC r. $. PORTS, the bridge ten
weut 10 Mobile Monday
CHOICE fresh candies at DR.. W. A.
sox's drug store.
refreshing shower Sunday but
II enough 10 do much good.
The, new mill Of Solomon Y
,l,er is being rapidly pushed for
ard to completion.
New steps and the new gate paint
h makes the store front OF Mr.. Cas-
Ter present a neat appearance.
Scranton has been crowded. this
week, aud strange TO say 'le crow"
las been exceedingly orderly.
Mr.. James Rolls, section boss al
his place, has been quite sick for sew
sral DAYS, but at present Is improving
Mise Lou Roberts returned home
Erom New Orleans on Wednesday and
.ril remain some time with her
mother.
The candidates, and the fellows
who expect 10 he out soon, were sha-
King the hands of the horny-ilaide"
countrymcn this week.
Rev. E. Thompson, 6Spisco[aD
will preach at the Union Church a
Pascagoula, Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. All invited to attend.
1T is now understood that Mar
shall Ed. Hudson will tend"r his rcs'G-
nation next Monday night to the May
or and Aldermen of Scranton.
Owing to the drought several OF
Il citizens have been compelled y"
have wells dug TO get water 10 supply
their families.
Mr. NJ. v. Is. Carey was elected
Alderman vice A. GocIzer, deceased.
We believe Mr.. Carey will make a
very fair and good councilman.
Mr.. w. j. CAVITY, Superintendent
of the Poor House, who has had a Sc
we're iusslc with the fever, is, we are
glad to see out again, though still very
week.
There Is only V paup'rs !"
the poor house of this county, seven
having lately gone TO their Respective
homes satisfied that they are able 20
support themselves.
The public cisicrn at the Court
house during the drought has go'
very low in water, there not being
more than enough to supply the prs
ouers and tho court officers.
Only a few delinquent subscribers
10 the DEMOcAT-STAR from the co"u'
try called and settled during the Weck
but 10 these few we tender thanks
Those who did not call and squauSup
we suppose were not able.
Who is going 10 sacrifice his Ous'
ness interests and home comforts L
be a legislator in the lower house 0
our general assembly, is a question
that is ~agitating the minds of the yeo
menry of Jackson county at the pres
cnt time.
"A train passed through her
Tuesday loaded with negro excursion
lists from Mobile bound for Biloxi
Two nice straw hats were found u
she track a short distance, supposed
have been dropped by some OF u
aforesaid excursionIsis.
The saw mill of Hunter, Denn
Co, viii be prepared to comnlcn'
saving as sooa as a steam feed AZ
some other necessary appliances whi'
had to be made to order on account
their unusual size, arrives. They VIC
to have been here before this time.
DIR. G. w. Bennett, surgeon de
list Of Mississippi City, has arrive
and can be found at DIR. w. A. Coz
drug store, prepared to execute
work In dentistry in the most Apr
we'd style. He has had twenty-h
years experience In the profession al
comes highly recommended. lie W
remain here all of next week.
Charley Cruzat, the colOred Il
publican, who was booked for
p%Ostoflce al this place, has not
ceived his official papers from Wa
ingtou as yet. But Charley viii |
them after awhile through the inf
ence Of HE master. John r. Lynch.
Our old friend, Col r. Seal,
Mississippi City, gave US q pleas
call yesterday morning. He v
looking in rather better health u
usual, and a. full Of life as a man
forty, although he is away mp IN
seventies. He is By far the old
member Of The bar Of The Gulf Co
and enjoys q good practice. lie
here attending Circuit Court
Fesk.