The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-06-06

your back yards. Use lime and plcn
~ of il.
"A model wife is Que who think,
her husband knows more than hcI
kinney.
Monday the city Jail was wei
%patronizcd. Too much bug juice OF
red spirits was the cause.
Some few Of u country delin'
quents called in the DEMoCRAT-STAF
office This week aud settled.
-Mr. Writ Adams, of Jackson, was
here this week attending court, rep
rcsenting Auditor Stone in the Johl
e. Clark case.
Mr.. Mat Caldwell, our old and
esteemed friend, was in attendance
on Circuit Court this week and gave
us a pleasant call.
Rev. d. O. Bycrs will preach IN
tho Methodist Church Sunday night
at s o'clock, instead Of 4 p. m. as here
tofore. All cordially invited.
Miss Lcana Rouse, the beloved
wife of Quitman Rouse, died at her
home on Bluff Creek, Saturday, May
9th, aged about thirty years.
-Preachingatthe Lutheran Church
Sunday morning at IL O'Clock, by the
pastor, Rev. G. N. A. Yonce. Preach
ing at Pascagoula at night. All are
invited.
Mr.. David Sumrall, over fifty
years a citizen of Jackson county,
died ut his resi- lemcc on Bluff Greek,
Sunday, June LIST. lie was about
50 years OF age.
Mr.. Jesse II. Jackson, postmas-
ter, station agent and merchant at
Orange Grove, was here this week
his best in attendance on
Court. Jesse always drops in TO see
Mr.. Florian Sea-, sheriff of IIarri-
son county ,onc Of Inc best sheriffs in the
was in town Tuesday in attend
ance on court. We were glad TO see
him looking 30 well and happy. May
his shadow never grow less.
Tho following officers elect
ed at the ChautauqHa for the ensuing
of six months: President, Rev,
g. N. A. Yoncc; Vlcc-Presidcnt, Mr..
Chas. f. Chihscy; Secretary and
and Treasurer, Mrs. Geo. IL. ThOmp-
--Marihal Vancleave in making an
arrest Of some rough men one night
last week one of the fellows gave the
marshal a lick with his fist in the left
sidc and broke a rib. Certainly our
marshal has some tough cases TO deal
with.
Tho following members of the
par from a distance are attending
,ourt here tins week: Gen. ThOs. S.
Ford, Col. II. Seal, Messrs. f. j.,
w. III. Maybin, John l.. Hem
ey, w. G. Evans, Jr,, Waller A.
Our Baptist friends have pur-
a lot from Mr.. NJ. A. Dees, on
he corner of Silk Stocking Avenue
md Pascagoula street, and at some
uture time will erect a house of wOr-
hip The price paid for the lot was
cash.
Mr.. E. Wash Vinet, representing
he firm OF Z. +. Sarrazin & Bro,
# New Orleans, was here this week
oOking as gay and happy as any
jhinaman can look. Wash has a
,rcat many friends here, and they are
lways glad TO see him.
Mr.. Henry E. Seaman, of Bayou
in showing his agility Mon
with another very large aud stout
nan, tripped and fell, the a falling
n him, fracturing a bone in The right
,g just above the ankle. This will
l%terferc with his fish catching for a
hort time.
Mr.. James Martin, after an i'll
sss of twenty days, breathed his last
{ his home on Martins Bluff, this
Dunty, on Monday, June 2nd. Tho
cceascd was n quiet, good citizen,
nd his death will be lamented by his
,mily and a large circle OF friends
nd relatives.
Mayor Matthew acted bailif' 10
ne grand jury tins week, and when
ne grand jury was not in session he
.ened his court and made the viola.
,rs OF the law dance to the music of
ON 81 To- $3.50 That's business.
are bound TO admit that we have
Mayor now who fcarlessly enforces
re law without fear, favor or atfec-
10 any one.
We regret exceedingly TO hear so
Iuch complaint against the pOstmas-
r at this place under the new man
cement. We are disposed 10 be as
Variable az possible, but where
lere is SC much smoke. there must
3 some fire. II postmaster Herrick
'ill give a little more attention 10 the
Of the Office, the grumbling