The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1892-06-24
FOCAL NEWS.
Don't say it IS 50 hot !

Don't say !, IS 50 hot
Mrs. Il d. Smith is very sick.
Our merchants complain Of hard
times.
Fish are still plentiful in this
town.
The fruit tree drummcrs are
around.
Mrs. O. a. Johnson visited Mobile
this week.
-Ano,hcr new store TO opcn in
Scranton soon.
--Hcgislcr, or you cannot vote at the
November election.
Judge Samson Of New Orleans,
WI, in Scranton Sunday.
'- lr-Scranton has two hotels and about
nine private boarding houses.
MIR. joseph Nix, Of Whistler, Ala,
visited relatives here last week.
The editors first watermelon this
season was from his own garden.
--Raznr back hogs are selling at
one dollar head at the City Pound.
Mr.. John J. Clark has moved his
family from Pascagoula to Scranton. I.
-Mr j. Ira Ford is on IL visit to
hi, old home at Columbia this week.
--Capt. Geo. a. Il. Lawrence, now
Of Louisiana, was in Scranton Sunday.
Thanks to Mrs. o. p. Barnes for
ujee r,pe water melon flom her farm
On the 2nd of July the Morlet sa-
loon closes, the license will then ex-
pirc.
Mr.. W. f. A. Parker is having
ucat cottage crested for his mother,
Mrs Nelson.
Miss Lucy Gerard, of Cmlcn, Ala,
j, visiting her sister, Mrs. II. L.
Richardson.
The widow who left her umbrella
in the DEMoCRAT,STAE Office had bet
Ter call aud get it.
Scranton can boast of some as
pretty maids aud mstrons as are TO
T., a. N,.,,
Judge Ellis Overstrcct, of Fort
Bayou. was at he Court House Tues
day ON legal business.
Mrs. S. y. Dtan AMI children are
over for the summer in their home,
Ocean Rest, at Pascagoala.
The Democratic County Exceu-
tive Committee mect al the Court
house to-mOrrow Saturday at II IN.
Mr.. j, G. Chase, after two
weeks visit TO Scranton returned
Wednesday To his home in New Or
leans.
Mai. + W. Morrill, has been to
Pucagoula aid a1Jns'cd aud paid
Mrs l.. w. O'COnnclls Insurance on
hcr dwellings.
Louisville and Nashville freight
No ii, was ,lcrailcd rear Grand Bay
Saturday and seven cars were bad
ly broken up.
.--Dr. Wn. II. Kell was installed by
Rev. d. o. Bycrs Sunday evening
last rs deacon of the Presbyterian
Church Of Scranton.
Mr.. G. II. Alleys dwelling, since
the addition Of another story and new
paint makes it one of the nca,c,t AS
well as colnmodious in town,
The pay car Of the Louisville aud
Nashville was here wednesday. scat
;erlng the filthy lucre all around
among the employees Of the road.
Mr.. Chas. Buck, deputy United
States Internal Revenue Collector,
was around this week. business men
had better keep their eyes open.
Capt. J. NJ. Rabby of Three Riv-
crs was in town Tuesday. He says
that ,urpenlne and rosin is so low
that he is not making much now.
Eleven goats that were impound-
cd by City Marshal Browne, were
sold Monday to Capt. Davies, who
will take them to South America.
Mr.. Robert Hunter, of Mobile, of
the firm Of Hunter, Benn & Co., was
here this week. His family are guar
tered for the summer at the Pascaeou-
la Hotel.
bishop Il. II. lIcislin arrived in
Scranton Friday and remained over
Sunday when he confirmed sixty
children and three adults at the Cath
0ic Church.
Mrs, j. l.. Sarrazin, Of New Or
leans, and her two beautiful and ac-
complishcd daughters, Misses Adele
anl Mcvina, arc at Pascagoula with
relatives for The summer.
-Wc received a pleasant visit on
wednesday from Judge J. b. Wig
ginton, of Ocean Springs. lTc was
looking much improved in health, aud
reported his town still improving.
1t Is an encouraging sign to sec the
interest that is being taken IN The