The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-05-17

Fish are plentiful.
Circuit Court Monday, june lOl'l'
No man a either live piousiy or
Ia r~iobteousIy without a wife.
Mr.. !. M. Frank il having a fence
AuiIt around his livery stable.
The death of Col. A. Cocker has
aused a vacancy IN the city eounch'
The Seashorc Camp Meeting be-
Inns this year on The night Of JAY 5'h'
Miss Isabelle Barrus, Of the Crcs-
len, City, was visiting friends here
his week.
This il a month without an az"
louseouently the oyster is milky, aud
no good.
The richest man, whatever he his
of. is he who's content with what
hes got.
Girls, don't chew gum. II is an
s,gly practice. besides is very unl'eal-
Thy. Now, don't, girls.
Rev. Ben Jones will preach in the
Methodist Church Sunday at Ii am,
and at night.
-Messrs. j. Ira Ford and II. Bloom
field attended Circuit Court at Bay st.
Louis this week.
First mass al the Catholic Church
Sunday will be at Z o'clock. Second
mass al 8 a. III.
Sheriff Lewis Is out in the cour-
tv summoning The jurors for The
coming Circuit Court.
If you have any item of news
please hand il in to us. We want all
she home news we can possibly get.
There Is an urgent need OF rain
The dust is suffoeuting and the gar
dcns arc whitening.
The wife of Gainey Henderson
E(col.) living near here, fell dead OF
heart disease last Tuesday night.
The political pot is beginning to
boil slowly, a few candidates in sight
4 and more c0mmg--aiso SLOW but sure
Elder F. P. Scarclif viii preach at
Ebrnezer Church, on johns Bayou,
ON the 4th Sunday in this moath atll
q. m.
1t makes us weep 10 think how
very near tive Of our young mel camC
to splitting each others gore in a due
a few days ago.
Owing to the funeral of Col. A
Goelzer. Rev. Mr.. Byers did not I'll
his appointment for preaching her
last s~Rr=faY.
1t Numbered Monday night ant
we thought the long looked for raj
was not FAR off, but like that unfortu
nate letter it ncver come.
Mississippi Confederate pension
ers under tho law of 1888, will hay
TO make their proof before the Chan
cary Clerk by the first of August.
DIR. VIM. A. Brooks, who hs
been spending some time with Ia
sister, Mrs. P. X. Mayers, left Taesda
for Crawford, Miss, TO spend I'll
summer with his mother.
Mr.. John w. Baxter, IN old res
dent of Handsboro, but now forema
of the Howe & Griffin mill, Mo
POIut, gave us a call Saturday Will
on his way to IIandsboro 10 visit h
family.
"A sister of Mr.. P. Blanchar
whom he had not seen for twent
four years, arrived here from Georg
last week aud will spend awhile wi
him and his family.
We arc indebted to Mr.. Dav
Saucier, Of West PascagouIa, for
specimen Of his strawberries and de-
berries. They were the largest al
best favored berries we have tast
this season.
Mrs. j. j. Watson aud daughi
returned to New Orleans Sunds
Mrs. Watson, we understand, W
soon return here aud open the stol
house lately occupied by Mr.. JOrd
as q Seamen's Bethel.
DIR. +. 3. Griffin, Quaranti
Physician, and assistants moved c
on the 18th inst. TO Round Island
remain Until quarantine is deciaT
OF. Hereafter there will be no co
mnmcaiion with the shore from
shipping.
What has become Of tie sch
house question: Nothing i need
In our town worse. Scranton nor q
other place can ever be a town In
hne n Of thatieFm, unless a sch
ls built ~, and isis cannot be ID
without a building.