The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-12-02
LOCAL NEWS.

Ihn Il y
ion four DAYS and have not up 'n,s
thursday evening returned a single
l'".nont into court. They adj
jnurn this evening.
support all home Institutions.
The health of our towns g'ol.
The stars didn't fall Sunday
night.
More uow buildings going up in
nou't scramble for a government
appointments
November was certainly mar
ulng mouth.
Thanksgiving Day WIS not gen-
orally observed here.
Fish are in abundance, oysters
moi, very TAT or plc:;'iful.
The Board Of Supervisors meet III
revular session next Monday.
-II,a,,hy ablc-bo9'cd tramps are
ou pro,rac,el vi-i, to Scranton.
More new subscribers 10 the old
,u,i,ble DEMoCRAT-STAR this week.
The workmen have commenced
IN ,nc extension OF The freight depot.
Col. W. II. Stuart, Of Ocean
Springs was in attendance on court
Monday.
-Oue long-tonguc woman can sur
mn orca, deal of deviltiy in a com
muniiy.
Quite a large crowd Of people here
Monday from nearly all parts OF the
county attending court.
Mr.. G. G. Orrcll, Of Americas,
cave rs a business call Monday. lie
saws ,urpen,ine is very low now.
A party of young people from Moss
Point gavc Col. II. l.. Glern at Farra-
yu, Point, a scrcnadc Friday night
last.
My. DriMkwatcr, of the Ocean
Springs Leader was al the courthouse
this week. lie says he only drinks
Gate,'.
Mrs. r. E. Roqucrbc and her sis
ter, Miss Lucy Gerard, Of Codes, Ala,
were here This week on a bricr VISIT,
the guest of Mr.. w. Ii. Nix.
Miss Leslie Orrcll, the beautiful
aud charming daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Z. Orrcll, of Americas, is VS.
iiing the family Of Mr.. Frank IL.
Lewis, on P%ascagoula river.
We are glad to hear that orr old
friend Chas. Bosicr, at Pascagoula,
who has been very sick for some time,
is iInprouing with hopes Of his speedy
recovery.
Drug stores arc not allowed, un-
der the law, to sell cigars or anything
else on Sunday except medicines
THIS is what Judge Tcrral says is the
only change in the Sunday law.
Willie the matrimonial epidemic
is raging lcrcabouls why don't some
of ON nice widows come to the front.
Delays, YOU know, are dangerous.
Mr.. Wm. Griffin, Of Moss Point.
one of The oldest citizens Ut this coun-
~, was al the court house Monday.
!le is now in the 93d year Of his age.
Tho United States Revenue Gut
ter Louis Mclean, Capt. A. d. Little
field commander, IS here to be hauled
out on D%lanchard's Ship Ways for
general repairs.
Rev. d. q. Bycrs will preach IN
Scranton next Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
All members of the church are re-
qucsicd to be present. INC cohl''u-
nifty is cordially invited.
Mr.. I. NJ. Favrc, Of Pennington,
Miss, was in town Tuesday and gave
the DEMoCRAT-STA All appreciated
call. We were glad TO see our es'
tccmcd friend looking so well, and as
happy as ever.
Our handsome blacksmith, Mr.
o. A. johnson celebrated his 43rf
birthday anniversary on Sasurda!
last. lie had a few special friends
present who enjoyed the good dinner
and the drnkablcs set before them
May he liyc 10 sec many more sucl
days.
Capt r. NJ. Bourdcaux, Of Mcridi
an, Miss, was here Monday clrculat
ing among our court people lookIn!
after his candidacy for United State
Marshal. lie has served the pcopl
of Laulcrdalc county eight years a
Sheriff and is very popular IN Tn
county. lie is well qualified for tn
Office he seeks.
Uncle George Byrd, Of Vancleave
ono OF the best old men IN the county
dropped in Monday to pay his sub
scriplion and chat us. lie is 10Y ov
er seventy years old, but is hale AM
hearty. lilo is 4 siauMch Democra
and is a man Of considerable infiu
cncc in his ncighborhood.
Mayor r.. A. vanclcavc, OF o.