The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-03-18

possession OF his "Villa Ada" proper
ty, aud returned Monday morning
to that city.
They say TINT whenever the stink
OF the old corporation Will have pass
cd away, The good citizens OF the town
will procure a charter aud officer the
town with good business men, who
have interest IN the building up Of the
place.
Mr.. i. &C. Gregory, assistant secrc-
tary Of tho Mechanics and. Traders
Insurance Company. OF New Orleans,
gave the DEMoCKAr.SrAR Office a
pleasant visit last Friday. lie is u
pleasant and agreeable gentleman.
Mr.. NJ. Roberts, with his wife,
formerly of Scranton, but now OF
Falrford. Ala; is here, and is the
guest of Mr.. d. Roberts at Mrs.
Josephine DonovaM's on the Pascal
goula river.
Mr.. Charlie McLanathan, mixol-
oeist at tho Cottage by the Sea, at
Pascagoula, met with n serious acct
dent on Tuesday night while deccnd-
ing the steps Of the back gallery, he
fell and broke his arm.
MIR. E. Wash Yinct, the quick
sales "husller' Of Mcssrs. G.. f. Sara
zin " Bro, tobacco manufacturers,
New Orleans, was here last week
making hi. rounds for the firms ccle-
bra,cd brands Of smoking aud chew.
ing tobacco.
Services al the Methodist Churcl,
Sunday At II O'Clock, A. NJ. and 7 80,
L. NJ, and every day during the
week At same hours until further no.
ticc. The Pastor will be assisted by
Revs. j. o. Green and d. o. Byers.
Let all attend.
l.. W. Wood, PC.
Mrs. Alcsa Lyons, an old and
highly esteemed lady, died at her
home at Pascagoula on Saturday
mcrniIg last. lee remains wcic in
TERED in the Catholic Cemetery. Rev.
&. A.. Oliver performing the burial
service. She was the aunt Of Mr..
William Wclch, Of Moss Point, and
Mrs. A. Soderstron, Of PascagOula.
The DEMocRAT-STAR for Moss
Point and interior postofices, is mail.
cd regularly BY 6 O'clock every Thurs
day evening, and il is no fault OF ours
ifit is not forwarded at s o'clock the
morning after for distribution in
proper time. W. refer II subscri-
bcrs to johnny WanAmakcr's postmas.
tors for explanations.
MIR. Thos. B. Wilder, of New Or
leans, formerly Of Scranton, Of the
firm Of Bally, RhMlcs q Wilder, ship
chambers, but now with Mcssrs. Hon.
~ Lochtc & Co., was IN town this
week and gave the DEMocRAr.SrAR u
call. lie was accompanied by his
wife and was the guest Of Mr.. G.. IL.
Alleys family, on Kcr street.
Captain s. Il. Thompson has
been on II visi, TO Jackson, where he
went 10 represent the interest of the
liquor dealers in their trouble of oh.
tanning license through the present
Board Of County Supervisors, who
ruled that they had no authority to
grant the same under the existing I'M
certain condition OF affairs.
Captain Charles Waterman ar.
rived here last week with his staunch
tug boat Magnet, wlica vessel lefI
Menirmonce, Michigan on October 8lh
last. Owing 10 the low stage of wa
ter IN the Illinois river, the Captain
was obliged to lay his boat up tor two
month, which prevented his reaching
here much sooner. The tug will be
employed IN the towagc business, and
Captain Waterman expects to locate
in Scranton with his family.
cdr" Percy II. Belt, whose re.
cent cscapadc FROM New Orleans, al
ter robbing a young Chicago woman
ola watch and diamond EARRINGS, and
passin. worthlc, 20 checks on the Cap.
tains Of the Algcrinc, Of Bay ST..
louis and al oyster lugycr, aud play
Ing the role Of a quarantine officer,
while on his will trip 10 the Chandc.
leuv Islands, a captured hero at 2
o'clock, A. NJ, Sunday. near the head
Of the rMlroad bridge just as the lug.
ger WAS making a landing by dcicc.
tives LittIcton and Tanner, of New
Orleans, assisted by Sheriff Frank II.
Lewis and Deputy Sheriff Y. D..
Moore. Tho prrsoncr was taken TO
New Orleans on the morning train to
answer tho charge against him
there, aud will also doubtless Uc made
to suffer for his evil doings in this
State.