The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-12

--MGsSfS. WOIf ~ MalSTlelu nave
| opened Il bakery at Pascagoula, and
will supply the citizens of Pascagoula,
Scranton and Moss Point with good,
full weight bread.
Mr.. Leopold Marks, the live and
energetic representative OF the furl,i-
lure house ot Adam Glass, of Mobile,
was in town Tuesday taking orders,
and gave us Il pleasant call. Marks is
certainly a "hustlcr."
Sheriff f. II. Lewis arrested a
man named j. Z. Cummings, Sunday
ut Moss Poinl, who was wanted at
Lake Charles, charged with forgery.
Mr.. Lewis turned the prisoner over
TO Sheriff d. j. Reed, who left here
Monday morning Tor Lake Charles.
Doc Davis, aged 5 years aud 8
months, SON of Mrs. Emma Davis, Of
Grand Bay, Ala. died at Mr.. j. II.
Rolls in this place, on Sunday morll-
Ing last. Dpc was brought here while
sick for treatment, but only lived
about Il week. His remains was car
ritd to Grand Bay for i%nterrnont.
The Mississippi Sound Adcocate
is the name of Il weekly paper 10 he
printed il Mobile and dated fer Pas
nagoula, Mr.. Martin Turnbui!, pub
Usher. The first number i, TO appear
on the I,t OF October. II is Ia bc de-
voted to the material interests of The
towns of the Mississippi Sound. We
wish The new venture abundant sue
cess.
Scranton Fire Company, No. |,
participated in the funeral OF Dir. Nj.
Moore Tuesday, as ho- was a char
ter member. Rev. ID. O.. Byers con-
Quoted the funeral services in the
Methodist Church. There was a
largo procession of 0ur citizens who
accompanied the remains to the Pas
cagoula Cemetery, their last resting
place.
Tho steam yacht Judy, Frank
Howard, owner, and l.. f. Young,
captain, has been hauled out on
B~lanchard's ship ways to be cleaned
aud painted. The Judy Is 1O2 fccI
long, liz feet beam with Z feet depth
of hold. She is one ct the finest
pleasure yachts in the South. She
cost $4,000. She makes twenty miles
an hour.
We remarked in our local column
last week that preachers lost influence
by not paying their debts. This OBJ
selvation might be extended % sotne
of our congregations as well. The
promised support ct our pastors is.
mcagcr enough and when they tail to
get that how eau they pay their dcbisF
One of ovr pastors has had less than
SIS per month from all his churches.
There will he a Concert for the
benefit of the Episcopal Church, at
Alleys Hall Tonight (Friday), Sept.
18th. The names of Mr.. Sumner
and Mr.. Desnomier, of Rice, Born "
Co, New Orleans, being on the pro-
gramme should be a great attraction
Itself, besides being assisted by some
of the best local talent. Refresh
memts served at reasonable rates.
Dancing after the concert. Admis-
sion % cents.
lion. George A. Wilson, of Lex
ington, Miss, was in town Monday
and gave the DEMoeRAT-STAR a pleas
ant visit. Col. Wilson is just out Of a
canvass for The nomination for Con-
grcss IN his district, aud If he had
been fairly dealt with he would have
beeu the nominee of the Democratic
Marry Instead of Bceman. But he,
ike a good Democrat, yields without
salking AND supports the ticket. Col.
Wilson was here TO represent 7. M.
Yates, q book agcni, who has been
plying his business 10 this county tor
some time, charged with seducing H
vauuw lady in The ugrtieFu uart Ot