The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-06-26

TO stand and is nov in a dying condi
ton. G.. w. DAVIS will he a mcmbe.
of the body which will bury til,
corpse, and he will, by his vote, ait
la the last sad ritcs--to some, aud {,
all a most important act.
-Some niiscrcaut last Tuesday
night, either for gain or through pure
~cussednrss, cut the bag out of a fine
new seine belonging to Capt. join
Foster, while lying on his wharf.
Mr.. IL. f. Russell, of Occai
Springs,agent Of the DEMoCRAT-STAR.
was as a welcome caller at our sane
tum Friday. lie always brings some.
thing to make us smile and feel
good---some cash. Come again, uiram.
GEO. w. DAVIS is no professional
politician or trickstcr, but a high
toned, cultured and progressive cili-
zen aud business man, who knows
the necessities of II people, and as
representative will carefully observe
and closely guard the interests OF the
whOle people.
We ale indebted this week TO Mr.
G.. NJ. Farley, of Moss Point, FOR q
ffty-pound watermelon raised by
him. Ii is of the celebrated Farley
variety, the best we ever tasted. VIZ
tender our thanks to Mr.. Farley for
his kindness and thoughtfulncss in
remembering the poor editor.
A Garden Party will be given at
''Ocean Rest" the residence of Mr.,
E. ID. Dean, at Pascagoula, on We'd
ncsdav, July Slh, for the benefit o.
the Catholic Chapel at Pdscagoula
Admission, % cents. There is some
talk of Il fine concert and dance music
| coming from New Orleans. Every
one is expected 10 attend, and FIRST.
class refreshments viii be served 10y
pretty young ladies.
ALBERT, the young son of Mr.. S.
II. Thompson, received a very ugly
wound last "Wednesday while playing
with a dog on the river bank. lie
was throwing sticks into the river ia
have the dog bring them out, and in
trying. TO make a long Ihrow he slip
ped from where he was standing and
came down on a broken bottle, get
ting a terrible cut in the foot. A
little boy standing near saw The acct
dent, and having no bandagcs, took
off his sliirt--thc only one he had
and done up his little friends wound.
Last Monday evening Miss En-
ma l~tosenthal gave her third annual
exhibition OF what she has been doing
for the musical talent of oar town.
1t would be putting it light to say
that her patrons were delighted with
the progress of their children. Miss
Roscnthal is not only an accomplished
musician herself but has the happy
faculty of imparting what she knows
10 scholars-a rare gift. II scholars
do not learn under her training ii
must be their own fault, for she leaves
no stone %unturncd TO help them along.
In the interest of what class was
Tie law enacted by the last Lcgisia-
turc wherein the insolvent oath was
abolished? Was IL for the benefit of
the taxpayers, the court officers or
the poor u~ufortunatcs who might get
into trouble, be unable to pay the
fine and costs, aud therefore be com-
PEELED TO remain in Jail two years?
GEO. w. DAVIS will honestly and
faithfully represent the srhOle people.
We had the pleasure of a call
from Mr.. L. II. Power, who is repre-
senting one of the numerous National
Building and loan Associations do
ing business in this country. Mr..
Power is no stranger in Mississippi as
he is from the City OF Naichcz, the
pearl of the Mississippi Valley. We
are glad to know that he has succeed
ed in placing over m thousand shares
of stock in Ocean Springs, Moss Point
and Scranton, which represents $780,
600 at maturity. Members of this
Association will be allowed To with
draw their monthly iustallmenis at
any Tine, and receive the total mount
of such monthly instruments paid TO
the Association, together with a divi-
dend thereon equal to, aud at the rate
of, six per cent. per snnum from the
date of the certificate up TO the date
Of Withdrawal, IL withdrawal takes
place after six months from date of
certificate. If Withdrawn during the
second year they will receive their
monthly insiallmonts with a dividend
equal TO seven per cent. from the date
of the certificate; If during the third
wear, at the rate Of eight per cent If
during The fourth year, niue per cent /;
aud If during the fifth year aud there
after. II botorc maturity, at the rate Of
ten Ter cent.