The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-24

ArllNtA ~ DN'|
at MoD,.o AZ SANTA Cruz. Station Ag't.
Some few cases of la grippe still
in lown-
The Seamcn's Bethel has been
.lo.cd ever since Christmas.
Without taxes public improve
mcn, would soon come to an end
Nav would be an excellent time
FAR lhc Knights of Laborto strike
Some of Il citizens have taken
,ho hint and arc cleaning up their
yards.
DR.. VIM. A. Cox and son Henry,
visited New Orleans this week on bus
mess.
Drunken sailors arc waltzcd iuto
iail almost every day by The Town
Marshal.
Miss Eugcnia Cox, Of Mobile, is
oroin m A visit 10 her brothers falnl-
ly here.
A snake was killed in a red liquor
saloon in this town last week. lie
was a striped reptile.
Mr. James Ladnier,of Pascagonla
is the happy father of a bouncing nov
liz arrived Wednesday night.
Since the Seamen's Bethel closed
our Moss Point dudes seem to be lone
~ when they are IN Scranton.
The flowers that bloom in the
Winter, ira. la, were somewhat with
cred BY the cold fash this week.
We received IL pleasant call We'd
ncsday from MIR. johnson Ware,
member of the Board of SnpGrvl sors.
Gard parties are getting fashion,
ab,cinthis place. They are attended by
young ladies and gentlemen prlncl-
pally.
Hunter, Bonn s. Co, arc laying
the foundations Of their new planning
mill, and it will not he long before we
will hear the hum of the plancr.
Dont forget 10 attend tic public
meeting called for Monday n'ghb
next, at the court house. EVERY tax
Paying c.;izcn should 0e on hand.
The world looks hard TO a young
man when lie has had Il disagreement
with his best Girl, but not much hard
or than the young man looks TO the
world.
nv. VIM. Martin, of Vancleave'
was in town Tuesday looking as pleas
ant as a basket OF chips. lie reports
dry weather IN his section, aud a gen.
cral complaint of "bard times"
Rev. C. n. A. YOnre will preach
in the Lutheran Church on Sabbath
morning at IL. The subject of Tho
sermon will be "Othcr Gods Peach
ing at P~ascagoula at night, All arc
invited.
Mrs. j. w. L%aurcndme, the prin
eipal OF the Scranton public school
went to her home in Biloxi, Sunday
on account of sickness. Mrs. V. Ro
will have charge of the school during
her absence. y
Mr.. j. w. Roberts, memberof th
Board Of Supervisors, elect, whom w
reported as recovering last week, ha
suffered a relapse and is now danger
ously in. lie ventured out rather to-
soon, on a damp day.
Mr.. Chas. Jacobson 10 now hold
ing forth at Greiner 6 Sodcrstrom'
Store at Pascsgoula. Charley is
clever young gentleman, and we wis
him success In whatever legitimat
""css ne may engage IN.
DIR. d. p. Russell. of Iowa, wa
mere this week accompanied by hi
brother, figuring on the prosperity
purchase Of the Lewis place for $50,
WI Whenever the trade is consJ
mailed We will announced It.
Mr.. W. S. Cooley, Of Pensacola
Iia came To Mobile on business {,
VIC hrm for whom he is working, an
eA'eEded his trip to this place. Il
@me down on Tuesday morning
zee his relatives, aud retarned Il
next day.
bishop Hugh Miller ThompsC
EeAehed ih the Methodist ChurC
tuesday Al l O'Clock 10 a small CO..
creation. Tho bishop did not hono
t9'he DENooEkrsv AR with a Wis
q" time as his stay was short. ]
-lae in on the noon train and len
~SS ssuth bound train.