The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-08-05

MI. j. T.. Drr gOnt, OF Bclievlilc,
Ala, father of DR.. j. d. Bcdgood, was
zero this week.
Musical Concert for the benefit
Il the Episcopal Church tonight al
Opera House. Refreshments and
dancing.
The fresh oyster shells IN our
emit rather an unpleasant
,dor a, present. A few bushels Of
lime would destroy that, II applied
now.
Miss Geneva Nix returned TO her
home in Whistler, Ala, last Saturday.
She was was accompanied 10y Miss
Ivy, who will spend several
weeks there.
Hunter, Rcnn h Co., on last Sat-
urday, shipped 10 Dordrichi, Holland,
,6l9,440 iect Of lumber, valued al
by the British steamship
Casilcmoorc.
New subscribers are being enter
ell on our books almost every day.
The DEMocRAT.STAR is still ''in the
swim" and likely to continue for
many, many years.
An c, j"yable social was given a
number OF invited guests at the resi-
drncc Of Mr.. Chaa. E. Chidscy, Sat-
urday night, complimentary to Miss
Edith Mcconnell, Of New Orleans.
The Scranton Grrys base ball
club got i, Gin the neck" by the Biloxi
buys Sunday week. The following
was the score:
Scranhon- OOOOO2OlO-
Biloxi 9040043- 30
Miss Theresa Daliman, OF New
Orleans, and Miss Lisc Braud, Of
Burnside Plantation, La, who have
been here for several weeks enjoying
the Gulf brcczes, returned TO their
homes Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. II. Nix and his daugh-
ter, Miss Nora, left Monday for At
lania, GA. 10 visit relatives. Miss
Nora will probably remain several
months. Her many friends will miss
her, though wish her Il pleasant visit.
The residence and store of Mr.,
WIN, Parham at Pascagoula was sold
Monday at public auction under q
decd of trust. and Mr.. Waller NJ
Denny became the purchaser M$l,'
600 cash.
JUSTICE CnURT-Hnm. a.. e. Krcbs
j. r., presiding. The following case
were disposed of in this court thi
week State VS.. Jno. Coleman, %cursin!
and swearing, not guilty State vs.
NJ .Cro.by, assault and battery. 70 ant
costs.
Col. j. mcs II. Mrllac, OF Dlul
Greek, was in town Saturday am
paid his respects TO the DEMOCRAT
STAR ofire. lie represents the crop
IN his section very sorry. Even tn
potato crop Is almost a failure. TIN
| Colonel Is an enthusiastic suppOrte
Of Cleveland and Stevenson, although
he favored David Il. Hill before TN
Chicago Convention.
Engineer Chas. G. Johnson, q
the steam tug Native, met with
painful sccilent last "Wednesday at
,crnoon, while at Hunter, Dcnn !
Cos chain house, delivering timber
Ills lett leg was caught in the pine
wheel, i%nficiing a lrg cmt-woun
seven inches long and bone deep. II
had to DO put IN II strctcher an
brought IL his home IN Scranto,
where his injury was properly dres'
cd.
The White Diamond minstrel
played 10 an unusually large hors
Ftiday night. Tho singing and mus
ical features Of The performance wcI
well worth hearing, but The least sal
of the balance Of the program til
better, for the company /; 1t had
tendency 10 cool the arlOr Of theatre
going enthusiasts, these hot s0mmc
nights. One mrritorious feature
The OCCASION was the absence Of "Ta
ra-ra- boom-dc- and Comrades
-Mcssrs. WIN. Martin, Shcrwon
Bradford, John ". Graham aud oil
crs from the bluff Creek country cal
ell Monday at the DEMpcRAr-SrA
office and paid their dues. They a
all staunch and liberal supporters
tho paper aud they encourage us
continue in our good work for Der
ocracy and the up-building Of OF
country. They consider the Dem
cRAr.SrAR the best and most reli
hlc paper in the State.
Miss Alice A. Amason, Of Acke
man. Miss, has been on the Gu
Coas. since tho adjournment Of Il
Press Convention IN May, for h
health. Shc has been spending scvc
al days in our town and .honorcd Il
DEMocRAT-SrAR with \ visit. Mi
} A,nxson Is well known tl.rougho
the State ns a poctcss. She was w
pleased with Scranton asa pleasa
and delightful yea shore town. 81
: wus houOrcd last fall by being ChOsd