The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-06-19

democrats, do your duty on TIN
9th INST.
Plenty Of ice all the time al
Jacobson & Nelson's.
John Y. Morgan has all classes o.
sawn and drawn shingles for sale.
Don't forget TO turn out at the
primary election on Saturday, the
9th inst.
Mrs. C. Flanagan aud family
have gone TO Quebec, Canada, for the
summer.
&C. II. Dclma. has sawed and sha-
vel shingles, fence posts and fire
brick for sale. 4
--The sheriff is having a lot of re-
pairs done on the Courthouse, which
was beginning to be badly needed.
Mrs. S. r. Thompson left here
Wednesday for Pensacola, Fla, TO
visit her daughter, Mrs. Harry Dorr.
Mr.. C. Nelson has the lumber on
the ground for building a large rurni-
ture warehouse in connection with
his store.
Master Adam Gas.aier returned
home Wednesday from the A. & NJ.
College at Starkvillc, TO spend his
vacation.
The jailer says that, nOtwith-
standing he tries to feed well and
treat his customers well, he is losing
several boarlcrs.
Don't sign a subscription to pay
money and then say you don't under
stand it. Never sign any paper un-
less You read ii and understand it..
Our prayers for rain have at last
been heard. The rains fell very
sparingly at first, but Tuesday night
we had our first cistern filling, gully |
washer for many weeks.
If you need any job Printing
done, don't send off for it, but send it
to the Pascagoula DEMOCRAT STAR
office. All work executed neatly aud
promptly at reasonable prices.
Hon. Horace Bloomfield is out
thiS week embracing The dear people
Of Harrison county. AS they are 10
have several mass meetings over there
he hopes 10 see them one and all.
Talk about an oyster being hap
ny it is nothing to the picture of con.
teniment that one OF our baker boys
presents stretched IN his hamm ,ck up
among the tree tops in the rear of our
office.
Our charcoal artist is in town.
lie may be known by his strawberry
hair aud blooming counte-
His charcoal pencil is in or
Ter AMI we may look for something
rich
Miss Eugcnia Cox, after spend
several months with her brothers
DR.. w. A. Cox, left for her
home in Mobile Saturday of last
week, accompanied by Miss Bette
who Will spend several days in
The brick masons are now at work
down the foundation of the
new Baptist Church. II the building
up TO what the design indicates,
1t will be an ornament to the town f,
and a great convenience TO the con-
gregation. ,
Everybody that drinks beer, and ,
who dont? likes a good nice, clean !,
comfortable place TO drink it in.
Nessrs. Powell & Lyons have taken
great pains 10 lit up just snch a place, l
and when you walk down Delmas $
avenue don't fait to call in and see !
them. a
Mr.. George W. Davis, candidate
Tor the Legislature in this county, .
was IN town Tuesday aud gave the '
DENocRAT-STAR a pleasant call. Mr..
Davis Is a quiet, unassuming, sensible C
gentleman, aud if electel viii make o
Jackson county an efficient, reliable I
ahd safe Representative. C
Rev. l. M. Stone, President of q
'he shnqualak Female Institute, ar ST
here Wednesday. lie is the a
guest Of DIR. w. a. Cox, on Dclmas
a'enue. lie win remain on The coast 81
,Oine time 10 recurperaic after an ar a
uuons hine mouths session of his a
school. -
-One Of two things should be 81
uohe' The old folks should go TO ~
f''ces OF amusement or keep the II
'iger portion Of their half-grown al
UO's at home with them. The way
most Of them behave themselves
s"eh They are from under the ewes OF =
'"eir parents, is a disgrace TO the -
's' their family and HE town. IL !.
s"a'd not lie amiss IL 9hc town mar 70
wing. al
-Nr. w. l. May, Of the Coast Beo- !.
= ny psid us a pleasant visit Nomlay. :.
represents his paper 10 be in a -
I.ny condition fnsncialiy. There :.
que Thing that cannot be denied, he :
made a wonderful cLange in the