The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-02-21
rho weather is very pleasant.

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Quite a number of ii citizens
s0cnt Mardi Gras in Mobile.
The Hunter, Bcnn 81 Co. mill is
now running.
MIR. VIM. Martin, merchant from
Vancleave, was here Monday.
Rev. Father c. A. Oliver has re-
,urued home from West Point.
CLAY pigeon shooting is the past
time of our Scranton sportsmcn.
-Rcprcsentalive Pelham was at
home the latter part of last week.
Mr.. VIM. II. Mcintosh, of Mobile,
attended Chancery Court here this
week.
Finest Pumpkin Yam Potatoes at
Gerard & Richardson's. Only 60 cts.
per bushel.
Deputy Sheriff E. NJ. Taylor, OF
Bluff Greek, was at the Courthouse
on Monday.
Mr.. Lewis II. Champlin, of Pass
Christian, was here Saturday looking
after "amc ducks"
Those who feed their hogs in front
of their dwelling, will certainly raise
a good lively crop of fieas
Mrs. Laura Wykcl, of Chicago,
spent Saturday and Sunday at Mr.. j..
Il. Gates, on the Pascagoula river.
We think a little s%trycIninc, judi
CiOusly administered, would help to
Abate the dog nuisance in Scranton.
Mr.. s.. e. Ramsay, of Fort Bayou,
was IN town Saturday. Mr.. Ramsay
is one OF Jackson couniy's beet farm
ers.
Mr.. Il. w. Bramc, formerly Of
this place, but recently OF flaming.
Rankin county, Miss, has removed to
Sheffield, Ala.
On the first Monday in March the
Board Of Supervisors arc TO elect a
superintendent for the poar-house OF
this county.
DIR. f. A. Purtis, of Bluff Creek,
was in town Monday locking Younger
and haudsomcr than ever. lie still
likes the widows.
Capt. S, II. Bugge has moved
from Pascdgoula TO Scranton and is
occupying the NJ. &. Does place, OF
PascagOula street.
Mr.. j. Z. Stovall, of the Shuhula
Messenger, spent Sunday in Scranton,
the guest OF DIR. W. A. Cox's family.
Ed. locks as fat as usual.
Our Marshal, w. II. Vancleave,
is strictly sober, never altered a "cuss"
word in his life, aud is member of
the Methodist Church.
The fish aud oyster packing
houses hail the present cool weather
as a boon, aud all of them report an
Increase in their business.
Mulberry trees arc in full leaf
and last week VIC saw a pail of fine
large mulberrys gathered from a tree
IN The rear of Mr.. NJ. V. b. Carcy's
store.
1t is now time for candidates for
'he Constitutional Convention I'd an
uounce their names IN the DEMOCRAT
SrHR The announcement fee is $40
cash down. .
The schooner I. A. Edwards, 100
'Ons' was launched last Friday AFTER
noon from Frentz's ship yard fully
repaired. Capt. G. r. Peterson will
Won resume his trade TO West Indies.
when the big launch at Peter
n%iahchard's shipyard comes off, and
ue Flora Woodhouse slips off into the
waller we hope no ladies' will get lost
VI The way 10 the launching.
Sheriff VIM. II. Holcombc. OF
|OOlIe, was here Thursday of last
week to escort Tom Hudson, (col.)
eaarged With shooting with intent to
A''l another colOred man.
The "ROyal Sixteen of Scranton
s1uea grand mask aud fancy dress
Da' at Alleys Hall Monday night.
was a success in every particular.
-Chancery Court opened Monday,
Ou' owing TO the absence of some law
.s aud the sickness Of others, very
nue. business was disposed Of. Court
Courned Tuesday morning and
,nceilor Evans took the train for
D'O''e to sec The Aardi Grss turn out.
Our Senator, Horace Bloomfield.
pped in Scranton TUESDAY, but
~ ior Jackson Wednesday morning.
e was not a quorum Of the Sen
therefore he came he tame down
Alend Chancev Courf. hnt got