The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-06-05

fIN'f'N 81 .
natter AT once, "a the time is short,
and we will commence printing the
,ickets in a few days.
-o--
Cruelty o animals should be
punished.
Who killed the old sow on Pasca-
nula street Monday?
Plain water DOM agree with
some siomaGhs IN Scranton.
The Board of Supervisors meet
IN regular session ncxt Monday.
john Y, Morgan has all classes OF
sawn and drawn shingles for sale.
Send ynnr orders to jacobson &
Nelson for ice. They always haye
plenty.
The crowd from the country is
not as large this term Of court as we
have seen,
&C. II. Dclma> has sawed and sha-
vel shingles, fence posts and fire
brick for sale.
Mr.. A. Williams, (Tony Banana),
lms quit Scranton and taken up his
abode in Biloxi.
MFR. G. Phelps, Deputy Clerk of
the United States Circuit Court al
Mississippi City, gave us a call Tues
day.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Frank Z.
Ross, was in Town this week on legal
business. lie gave the DEMOCRAT
STAR cal.
Miss Rosa Andrews, Of Biloxi.
was on Il fyIng visit TO Scranton last
Friday. We rrgretcd she had so littie
time to stay.
Mr.. +. Wash Vinct. the i%rrepressi-
Bile drummer, Is in our midst this
week. Wash is 4 hustler when il
comes to business.
Some few of our dclinquen. sub
s'rihcrs camc in and squared up.
They said the felt better now, aud we
know il made as feel much better.
Mr.. Florian Seal, the popular
w~ide-awakc sheriff of Harrison
county, was here Tuesday. Florian
is again a candidate for reelection
without opposition
The subscribers 10 the stock Of
The Odd Fellows Hall Association are
that certificates are now
rady, and the same can be procured
rem the Secretary, v. Ros.
-Messis. Lyons & Powell have
bout put on all the finishing touches
N their beer saloon and have made il
real cosy looking place. They will
landlc beer exolusively--no strong
= The frame of the new Prcsbytc-
Church at this place is now up,
md the workmcn are hard at work
II on to completion. When
is flushed II viii be one of the best
edifces in town.
Miss Llzzie Kcc, after a pleasant
visit nf snyaral ,,.oE, O., A. N..
retu, ned 10 her home in Lii
Han, Ala. She was accompanied by
Miss Virginia Fiechas, who will re-
insin awhile IN Alabama.
Mr.. Miguel Pol returned TO his
his old home in Scranton last Satur-
day after an eight mouths stay in
Texas. Mig is not iavorably impress
@ with the Lone Star State. His
many friends welcome him back.
Prof. T. r. Morrison, having had
twenty-five years experienced as a
'eaeher Of vocal music, proposes TO
Hsahlze a singing club at :he Luth-
san Church next Monday night al
'poclock. Al who wish to learn
70 sing will please attend.
"A correspondent on the .Yuaday
oaa was found a mile from Mount
r'easant, Texas, with his skull frac-
'a'ea aud his throat cut from a TO
vi lie has been writing up that
%"n recently that reflected on a mum
0''o' citizens. Perhaps the Scranton
~poudent Of the Sunday Sun had
e' smut up or he may ehare the
"soi The Texas follow. rlr
~ Col Roderick Seal, of Mississipn I,
S",' was on hand at court this week.
w., y as he has been ever SINCE before /,
inu'ans marched into ibe bay,
y We hope he may continue 10 |
s%e as long as their dirgc can be
- VI The Pascaguula waters lie
,,s 's Old in years, hut always has {
"eas, anil we are always happy
nave a chance TO hear them.
ri,,A grand Garden Party will be /
Can : The residence Of Capt. IL.
cAns ,Or The benefit OF the Lutheran f,
A Wednesday. June 10, 1891. ,
Win ace and race for a greasy pig /
Eu,n~, part of tho smusements. !
pd,, s's zee In each race, 5 cents. A Z
70, ,l;'n oe given the best runner. /,
4, ,~s" ren from 80 p. m. 10 7 p. |