The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-05-23

"A walk around our little town
and vicinity would give a visitor
pleasant impressions OF our surround
ings. The beautiful foliage o: our
majestic live oaks, the lovely flowers
of every hue and color, which fills the
air with fragrance, added TO the gen.
eral airof prosperous contcntmcntcvi
denccd by the appearance OF our nu-
Inerons residences, make up a scene
which must have Il pleasing effect.
No place oil the coast can put forth
better claims to be considered beauti-
ful than those possessed by this place,
and all who wish a healthy and at
traGtive location will 10 well to pros
poet in this locality before choosing a
location.
Dick White and Mike Brady, of
Ocean Springs, were here Monday on
a jamborec. They got on the outside
Of a large quantity of red liquor, aud
White, in a state of intOXicatIon, as
saulted Master James Oscar, son OF
Capt. JAS. Smith. They were accord
~ arrested and carried before Mayor
Matthew who fined them each IS and
costs. Mike Brady was al>e up be-
fore The Mayor for carrying concealed
wcapoms---fincd S2J and costs. The
jamborec cost the two about $50 in
cash. SO the town treasury is richer
aud they are poorer and, VIC hope,
wiser.
Rev. J.. w. McLaurin, Of New
Orleans, was here Sunday in the in
trrGst of the Southern Bible Society.
lie preached in the Methodist Church
at night and a collection was taken
up for The cause, but the amount con
fributLd was very small, only SO.
The following young ladies of the
different Churches were appointed 10
solicit more money for the cause
Misses Nora Nix, Hattie Alley, Lola
aud Srna Nelson. We trust
citizcns will contribute literally
when called upon by the young ladies,
lie threw him into fits. Mr.. G.
I. Alley, ouC of II leading mcr-
called on one of his old Gus
omcrs who had been owing him a
ill for some time and asked its inn
mediate pay ment, when the debtor
from his scat IN a fit. DR.. w. A.
Cnx was called in and in a short time
he aforesaid debtor was up and him
elf again. We have been thinking
# engaging Mr.. Alley TO try his hand
n some of II dclinquCnts.
DR.. L. w. West Manaway (rol.),
'eneral travelling agent for the Far
Play, a Republican weekly paper
published at Meridian, was in town
asst Saturday aud imbibcd freely o:
ed liquor and got very boisterous,
vhcn il became necessary for Sheriff
TO waltzed him into Jail. Mon
.ay he was forced to face Mayor
Iathicu and was fined 81 and costs.
Te paid it and left quietly for other
of the country. ,
Our clever sheriff, Mr.. Frank II.
presented us Wednesday morn !
ng with a largo, fresh bunch of celery
rom his garden on the Pascagoula
liver. Mr.. Lewis is Il success as a
ruck farmer as well as an efficient
ficer. The celery is the finest we A.,
ave ever seen raised in this town.
Programme of the Scranton G. L.
!. Circle for May 81, 1890:
Roll Call-Quotations from Wash :
lgton Irving. >
Instrumental Solo-Miss Alba Pol.
Papcr-C. f. Chidsey. !
Recitation-Miss Alice Rourke. !
Vocal Solo-Miss Emma Roseuthsl. .
Paper-C. I. Irving. I
Rcading-Miss Maggie Walker. c
Quartetie-Prof. and Mrs. Yoncc y
nd MI. and Mrs. Thompson. b
Question Box. h
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