The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-10-09

Mr.. Charles p. Bowman, after
long and painful illness, brcathcd hi,
last Saturday evening, aged So wears
7 months and 6 days. The deceased
had been a resident of this place
about ten or fifteen years, and when
taken down sick in July last he was
connected with the DEMoCRAT-STAR
office as reporter and collector. He
filled the position satisfactorily to
The proprietor. lie was Il practical
printer of many years experienced and
and was IL man of intelligence and
had seen better days. lie leaves six
children, two sons and four daughters,
TO whom he was devoted. lie was
honest in his convictions, conscien-
tious in The discharge of his duties TO
the community, his family and friends,
and honorable in his dealings with
his frllow-men. God be merciful to
his faults, whatever they were, and
let his virtues tower above as the
mountain above Tie mole hill be
placed 10 his credit in the Book Of
Life. Rev. ID. o. Bycrs, of Moss
Point, conducted the funeral services,
were quietly laid away in the city of
the dead at Pascagoula on Sunday
evening.
Mrs. L. W. O'Connell is having
built for her gardener a neat cottage
on Washington street at PasCagouIa.
Captain 5. n. Dutch is having
added TO his BAY View red liquor
saloon, at Pascagoula, a new and
substantial gallery,
WANTED--A second hand copy of
Blackstone" complete and in good
order. for which Il fair price will he
paid. Address P. o. Box sc, Ocean
Springs, Miss.
Mr.. Fred O. McCarty, formerly of
Mobile, Ala, mixoligist at w. j. f.
Gerards red liquor saloon, on Pasca-
guu!a street, left for that city on a fly
ing visit last Wednesday.
On the 9th ult, Mr.. E. G. Chas-
tanI, formerly Of Pascagoula, eldest
son Of hIr, John Chasrant, and Miss
Cccilc Landry were married at New
IBERIA, La, in the Catholic Church.
AT about / o'clock "Wednesday
last a fire broke out in the house
owned and occupied Ey Racine Carter,
rolorcd, on the Mobile road enc mile
from town, destroying the building.
IA nanny goat was run yer and
killed by passenger train No. 4, Lam.
Railroad, at the station on Thursday
last. A partial radiance 10 the nui-
sancc of animals running at large III
Scranton.
Mr.. NJ. a. Does, of Moss Point, is
having The dwelling house back of
the Baptist Church in Scranton re-
paired for Mr.. William Brunsou, of
Sumptcr county, Ala, TO occupy with
his family.
If you need Job Print!ug of any
kiId don't send off for il. The DEM
ocRAT.STAR Office is well prepared to
do all kinds of job Printing and as
well as amy Office in the State. Prices
To suit The times.
Mr.. Victor Dnsarge has moved
into his new quarters, the Julian
oystcr-huuse, at the foot of Dclmas
avenue, where he is prepared to fur
nish the best oysters in any style. lie
also takes boarders. Give him a call.
Captains WATSON, of New Bruins
wick, Sabcen, of Nova Scotia, Collins,
of Philadelphia, Mckcoun aud Hast
of Maine, Krcegcr, of Germany,
aud Fletcher, of Yarmouth, n. S, are
stopping at Mrs l.. W. O'ConnelI's at
The annual election of officers of
Scranton Fire Company, No. l, took
place Al the meeting on Monday last,
resulted in The following Off
being elected by exclamation :
Chas. f. Chidsey; Vice.
Chas. Addicks; Treasurer,
e. Nelson; Foreman, Jno. Brondum :
LIT Assistant Foreman, Peter Blsnch-
ard. Jr.
The rcgufss monthly meeting Of
Inc Pascagoula Maritime Association
was held at Noy's Hotel last Wcdnes-
iay evening. The following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year.:
J. ]. Mcintosh, President; e. A.
Greiner. Vice President; Geo II.
Higgins, Secretary and Treasurer,
Executive committee composed of The
above officers aud the following chair
men: Messrs. S. S. Henry, G. Sheriff
aud ". r. Hcrrin. All routine BUSH