The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-11-25

soon for the marriage bells.
Mr.. Chas. f. Evcritt, Of Hands
horc. was hcrc Sunday visiting his
brothers.
Christmas is not very fafof now.
Wonder if the crop of turkeys! Is large
p ,liis year!
The hogs will get ont on Sum
d,ys and cause the Marshal trouble
TO pen them on Monday.
Mr.. j. P. Clayton with his family
are occupying Que of Mrs. II. Collic's
cottages, on Cedar street.
-.Mcssrs. j. Ira Ford and II.
Bloomfield attended Circuit Court in
Harrison county, this week.
Cant. G. F. Peterson, of the
schooner L. A. Edwards, has just re-
turned from Il successful trip 10 Vera
Cruz.
Mr.. j. p. Morris, of Mobile, was
here Friday ON Business connected
with the Singer Sewing Machine
Company.
The aspirants for the postoffice at
this place ale numerous. The scram-
bic for the place will be great after
the 4h of March.
"A rehearsal of Dr.. Barnum's
Fairy Opera of the Naiaa Green will
he held at The residence of Miss ROS-
cnlhal Friday night.
Mrs. NJ. W. Richardson, of the
Fort Bayou mighborhood, was here
Sunday the CUES, of the Misses Bow
man, on Telephone Street.
ED. l.. NJ. Stone, Of Shnqualak,
President of the Female College at
that place, was a caller al the DEMO-
CRAT-STAR office yesterday.
Thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
G. Frenlz for a share of the brides
cake and wine. May their married
life be long and happy, is our sincere
wish.
Circuit Court for this county
convrncs here on Monday next, 2Sth
inst. The dockets arc not very heavy,
but court will probably last all the
week.
-Mcssrs. NJ. g. Altman n Son did
not keep their marke, house open on
Sunday last. Beef caters were salts
fed to cat stale steak on the holy
Sabbath.
The barber shops were actually
closed tight last Sunday, and even
some of the corner truck stores closed.
1t really looks like some people were
growing better.
Misses Julia and FlOssie ROscn-
thai, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, ar
rived here Sunday evening last and
will spend the winter with their sis
ter, Miss Emma, on Pascagoula 81.
The ball tor the benefit of the
new school building, which was to
have taken place Tonight friday
mas been indefinitely postponed. Due
notice will be gwen of tho time and
place in these columns.
Those Of our delinquent subsctib-
'rs who attend Court next week will
find some one in the business Office OF
the DEMocRAr-STAR, ready and will
Ing to receipt for all dues. Don't be
ashamed to come in. g
Mr.. G. Ii. Gould, OF Orange
Grove, called to renew his subscrip-
ton to the DEMoCnAT-SrAR for anOlh-
er year, andsat the same time present.
cd us with a bottle of blackberry jam
aud one of Tobasco pepper sauce, 10
he used when our Christmas turkey
is to be eaten. Mr.. Gould @ came South
several years ago a Republican, but
now is a fuil-fedgcd Democrat. W.
are glad tina: he is convinced that the
Democratic party is the true party,
and The party Of the best people OF
this country.
We received a pleasant visit
wednesday from Capt. John F.
Cothran, editor OF the Mobile Item.
Capt. Cothran is one Of the best all
round newspaper men IN tho South.
Inc Item Is one Of on best exchanges.
Under the new law The jurics Ia
10 serve al the term Of Circuit Court
commencing next Monday have beer
arawn by the Clerk aud Sheriff by
ofoer OF Judge Tcrral, but those sum
moncd as jnryman will not know
what jnrics they will be on until Court
meets We cannot give tho list ds II
isa secret.
Judge Samuel II. Tcrral and
lion. James II. Neville, the terror II
the vlolalors Of thcXAninsl law, will
vpc" business Monday IN tho Court
mouse, and will with the assistance oi
'"c grand jury investigate The devil
Wy mat has been going on in this
0oun'y for the past six mouths. Lei
Nv guilty man escape. Let the law
oc strictly enforced.