The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-08

at New Orleaus at 7:45 a. m.
No. 5.-Leayes Mobile at 2:l5NR, AR
rivcs at Scranton at-3:25 p. m. Arrive s
at New Orleans at 7:20 p. m.
GEO. j. SANTA CRUZ, Station Ag't.
--EIastcr eggs will soon make THEN
appear ancc.
More Northern land hunters IN
town Monday.
The Easter bonnet will soon make
its appearance.
--Gccond hand blinds and screens
a,c very cheap here now
Miss Louise Kfcbs spent several
DAYS with friends III Mobile last week.
Roy. CD Rrnlcrs will preach al
the Union Church, Pascagoula, on
Sunday night at 7 80 o'clock.
The fences around the Catholic
Cemetery at rascagoulh have been
repaired and lots laid off.
The DEMnCRAT-STAR office has
the 'Boss' sign of Scranton. for
artistic taste, beauty and durability.
Mr.. +. L. Suler, OF Biloxi, artist.
Mr.. Edward Harrison has pur-
chased the ice shop building of jacob
son T. Nelson, which hc intends 10 use
as Il junk shop.
Our local dealers in tobacco. ci-
gars and cigarettes are required to
pay Il lic,ns" of S5O. This license is
now due and payable.
Roy. j. o Green will preach in
iii" Scranton Baptist Church Sunday
al II Il. m. and at $50 p. m. AiHarc
cordially invited to attend.
Maj. R,bcrt T. Glenn, Of Chica-
90. has through his attorney here
closed negotiations by purchas
ing the Farragut Poin, property for
the sum of$2,0Oo cash.
Mr. and Mrs. RI. S. Bunker and
lir. and Mrs. William Gcagln, of
Chicago, paid a short visit to Pasca-
gonla on last Monday, and enjoyed IA
meal at the Cottage by the Sea.
MIR. NJ. Bccht, the photographer,
has rented the store formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Il. A. Krcbs. on Pasca.
goula street, where he will hereafter
continue tho photograph business.
Pulling down blinds III front Of
red liquor saloons commenced on
Monday. The dram shop law went
into effect on Saturday, April 2,
1892. Blinds arc for sale cheap now.
Book agents are now taxcl IS a
year for selling books, except bibles
AMI religious books. Agents had
better procure the papers at the
shcrih's Office, or they may be pulled
into Jail.
--Scnator IT. bloomfield returned
home Monday from Jackson, after
three months labor as law-makcr
from this district. lie Is looking
well, and feels that he did the best he
could for his constituents.
Tho Legislature did not rcpcal
tho Sunday law. 1t is in full force hi
this State. W. make this statement
IN order that our business men and
others may not get into trouble. A
word TO tho wise is sufficient.
%-Eaptiscd at the Catholic Church
IN Scranton, on Sunday, April 3d, by
itcv. Father Oliver, Alma Bertha
Rosa Browne, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. F. Browne, Mr.. Robert A.
Dlmiiry and Miss Louise Zcti woch
officiating as sponsors.
On Tuesday evening last at the
seaside villa of Mrs. L. w. O'Conncll,
~fascagoula, Captain Joseph Chute, o!
the British schooner noniform, and
Miss Rosa Lalnicr. of Scranton, wore
married by Rev. q. A. Powell Of Mos.
Point. The happy couple will shortl,
sail for Havana.
March came in like a roaring
!'on and went out blowing like a gale
ina whirl. wind.
Tho high tides now prevailing
ping an abundant supply of fish
particularly red fish and shccp-hcad
--Tlicre arc at this iimo ll42 voter,
IN THIS county who have not paid TIT
regal tax, and about one-lhird Of hi,
""'nbcr are colorcd. This leaves
ABOUT one thousand registered voter
VINO are qualified electors.
The old Scranton Corporatior
Charier has become dcfnact.
c'''"o's can now organize under Viz
general municipality Of tho State Il
."cy choose. It is 10 DO hoped tht
Town viii 10 oflccred by our hes
citizens.
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