The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-05-27

"A cool spring.

The mint julip is about wipe.
lie says he has come TOT het'\
Don, make an ass of yourself.\
Friday and Saturday very coA
for May.
improvements still go on in
Scranton.
-s,rcc,-swccpins dresses are
abominable.
The ails of our town ana county
arc well filed.
Some HymeneaI baskets arc io'
sale in Scranton.
--V,y. C. y. Brodcrs will preach il
the Lutheran Church Sunday at "a
xe.s TO advertise in the Druo.
RAT STAR, says an extensive adycr.
tiser.
Mrs. /. u Msyers visited Mobile
THIS week. She returned "Wednesday
evening.
MI. Charles Swain and wife left
last Saturday tor WavcrIy. New
York, their home.
The cool spell the past few DAYS
been hard on homemade ice
dealers and ass
If every man was as big as lie
feels there would Not be standing
room IN this country.
The Mayor and Aldermen have
said that the goats shall go. Scran-
ton people are now happy.
Miss Mamie Hall, the cficicat
posimistress at Pascagoula, VISITED
friends IN Mobile this week.
Mr.. Allen J. Krebs, Of Besscmer,
Ala, visited relatives here this week.
lie reports his town still improving.
Mayor A. Z. Krebs visited New
Orleans Thursday. lie probably
called OH "Filz' while in the Crescent
City.
Mr.. S. I. Havilaml and family
moved TO Ocean Springs Tuesday.
Scranton's loss is Ocean Springs
gain.
Maj y. w. Morrill, was at Pasca-
gula Tuesday adjusting the lnsS by
fire of A. G. Bradford, who lost his
residence las, week.
--Rev. ID. @. Bycrs will preach in
the Presbyterian Church, Scranton,
next Sabbath a, IL, A. NJ, and at
Moss Point at s, P. NJ.
The family Of Mr.. j. II. Randall,
Express Agent at lliisRplacc, has ar
rived. They occupy the Tram resi-
dencc, on Pascagoula street.
The editor Is Indebted to Mrs. /.
L. Payne for bountifnl supply of
the largest and best strawberries he
has received this season. Thanks.
--Dclmas avenue Is considered very
wide, but it was not wide enough for
drummer last week, who was fun
of red liquor or some other in,oXi-
cant.
The saloons of Mcssrs. r.. j. Jane
and V. Brown were opened to the
public Saturday. These are the first
to open under the new dram shop
law. d.
Col VIM. r. Stuart, of Ocean
Springs, was IN town Tuesday and
honored us with a call. lie reports
Ocean Springs very lively and pro-
grcsslve.
The cold snap of the latter part
OF last week is the coolest IN May
since 1889, so says the oldest inhabi-
tant. Fire and winter clothing are
comfortable.
Mr.. WIZ Martin, one OF Van
cleave's thrifty merchants, was IN
town this week. He reports every,
thing there lovely, and charcoal com.
manding a good price.
BIO. j. NJ. Bradley, of Elli.villc,
Deputy District Grand Lecturer %
Masons, has been in our midst fol
several days. lie lcctulcd befor,
Pasca go"la Lodge at M!ss Point ant
Gulf Lodge of this place. He is ont
OF the brightest Masons in the State
and the brethren arc very mucl
pleased and instructed by his lectures
Miss Addic IIemstrcet, of Waiver
", New York, who has been spendin!
some time here with her sister, Mrs
Charles Swain, left Thursday of las
week for home. Wonder it any Oh
on Pascagoula street Is sail now.
Vegetable shipments from thi
place up to date are as follows: 4
Cincinnati, LII boxes beans and fv
barrels Irish potatoes; to Louisville
o. boxes beans; to Nashville, Is
BOXES beans 10 St. Louis, - boxc
oeans; 10 Chicago, 5 boxes beans.
-Iscv. ]. II. Nall, d. d., Evangc
''st' who has been hero ten days ca,
ryi''g on a series Of meetings IN tn
Frcsbyterian Church, closed Tuesla
night and loft "Wednesday for Biloxi
where no will commence a series /,
'ncciipss. The result Of the meeting
mere tbree acccssions 10 tho church b