The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-05-03


articles, cigars, tobacco, etc.
-Mr. ]. w. Roberts shippcd scyc,
bashel bikes Of beans 10 Nashville
Yesterday. This Is the first sliipmcnr
from this place this season.
THE much needed rain came down
in torrents Tuesday night and We'd
ncsday. All garden truck and field
crops were greatly benefited.
The season il at hand for picnics,
fish tries aud rural excursions, and
the spring chickens are about large
enough fur the fair damscls to run
down and hand around Om toast.
The Centennial of Washington's
inaugural as first President of the
United States, was observed here in
the Methodist and Catholic Churches,
on Tuesday, by religious services.
The Young gentlemen of Moss
Point, with their swcrthearts, visit
the beautiful Pascagoula beach these
pleasant Sunday evenings to enjoy the
sea breeze aud sec the baseball games.
Mrs. Annie +. Avery, OF Bay ST..
Louis, travelling agent Of the Mobile
Register, gave rs a pleasant cali We'd
uesday. Mrs. Avery is Il worthy and
clever lady, aud we wish her album
danl success in her new undertaking.
"A patent medicine nan bored us
tor awhile Wednesday trying to get
his noslroms advertised in the DEMO-
.CkAT-STAR at starvation prices. He
wcht away without accomplishing his
purpose, rs many others have done
before him..
Drcapcr Il Burns, the leading
clothing hod~c OF Mobile, + stir
selling their spring and summer
goods through Frank Casper, Jr.
Suits from $40 up, Call opposite this
Off - and see his samples, quality of
go IDS and fl guaranteed.
Col. A. Goelzcr, who ha' been
suffering with The asthma, went to
Mobile last week tor the purpose OF
entering the Inhrmary Of that city 10
try and find some relief from his af-
nic.i"n. Wa do hope aud trust that
This sep may prove beneficial, aud
HAT ~ nld friend may return fully
restored ia health.
With the warm spring weather
the base balliSts. The first game
IF The season was played al l'ascagou-
last Sunday evening between the
Scranton Grcys and the Pascagoula
Chasers. Score, Scranton
Grcys 5; Pascagoula Mullet Chasers
No money bet this time. There
was a large crowd present to witness
he exciting game. Evcu the Sunday
school children TUNED out in full
to see the fur. This will be the
pastimc during the summer.
Mr.. Geo. J. Santa Cruz, the polite
md afiablc station agent for the L. Il
Y. at this place. left last week for a
week or ten days vacation in North
Alabama. We hope George is not
lrawn thithcr by some fair charmer
IS we believe in p%atronizing home in
aud also marrying home girls,
therefore, We hope lie will not be Gu
raped by some Alabama beauty,
ut return "f1ncy free" aud wed one
f Mississippi's lovely daughters. Mr..
3yroI Pearson has charge Of the sta
ion during Mr.. Santa Cruz's absence.
The schooner Palos, which was
ONE time ago hauled out on Mr.. Geo.
ways has undergone a gcner-
! ov~crhauling aud is now ready for
aunching In addition to the wood
york done on her she has been newly
oppercd from stem TO stern. The
iatiie George, a pilot boat, is also on
he ways. She has been stripped Of a
Of her plankIng, aud is to be
nj in two and made some eight feet
Mr.. FrenIz is pushing up the
FORK in order to accommodate several
Their vessels which arc awaiting their
urn 10 be hauled out.
Monday night the Mayor aud
aldermen met and Ed. Hudson, the
1wn marshal. was arraigRed by the
iOard, charged with neglect Of d1ty,
deficiency, etc. lie plead guilty to
ono Of the charges aud asked the
10 bear with him for fourteen
avs. during winch time If he does
ot mend his ways aud do better he
lodges the Board 10 tender his resig-
Hudson was granted the time
sked for, and VIC viii see what we
ia sec. Il does seem 10 us that the
lis Fathers are dining very little
ood for the Town. Perhaps IL
.ould he better If the corporation Of
ciauton was Wired out. II