The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-08-12

some All Kicking about IL.
"A party of Young latlirs aud gem
'lenen of Mess Point, cli%apcroncd by
Mrs. w. Fred l%lcrrin, had a moonlight
picnic on the beach Wednesday night.
II was an ENJOYABLE affair.
The DEMocRAT-STAR Job Office is
prepared to execute all orders for
Job Printing on short notice at city
prices. The work will be done in our
own office by ourown printers.
Martha Tanner, wife Of Mr.. VAL
cntine I. Tanner, after an illness of
FIVE months, expired Thursday, Aug.
ust 4. 1892, at her late residence in
the northern part OF this cnunty. She
was in her 6Sth year.
Mr.. A. II. Shannon, of the Shan
on1alc Nursery, of Ocean Springs,
paid us Il pleasant visit Tuesday. lie
Is 4 successful nnrscryman and our
citizens would do wcll to buy their
fruit trees, etc from him.
Mr.. d. j. Golf, of Moss Point,
brought to the DEMocRAT-STAR office
Wednesday the largest al, Sallcsi
corn stalk we have sceil liz many
years. 1t measured ID tccl and 7
inches long. lie has six acres like it.
Mr.. Conrad Thompson, superin-
lendcnt construction engineers de-
%parimcn', U. s. Lighthouse depart
ment, has arrived at East Pascagoula
Lighthouse station for the purpose Of
rebuilding the west range light,
which vas struck by lightning on
the night of the l4Ih of last July.
"A sailing party went ont on the
P~ascagoula river Wednesday night,
accompanied by Chancellor w. II.
Houston. Owing TO the very light
breeze the party did not return to
Scranton until $50 o'clock, "A. m, com.
plctely used up. Some of the party
looked like the last rose of summer.
They did not hear the "Mysterious
Music" The spirits of the dead In.
| 1iams were not out.
William McInnion, (col.) of
Moss Point, who has been off his base
for solnc time, was arrested the Other
day and put in Jail because he was
thought to DC insane and unsafe to
be allowed to roam at large. Tuesday
a jury adiulged HIM insane and or
dercd him 10 be taken to the State
lunalic asylum. Ills wife suggested
this action as she thought him dan
gcrous.
Judge W. G. Henderson, Collect
orof the Pearl River District, accom-
panied nv his accomplished wife.
and daughter, Mrs. Laura Fowler, of
IIand>boro attended the grand mnsi-
cal concert Friday night at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, given for the benefit of the
Scranton Episcopal Church. Mrs.
Henderson and daughter are per-
haps the brs, musicians on the Coast,
and the part they rendered was splcn.
did.
Mr.. a. G. Dclmas is erecting a
building opposite the Baptist Church.
on P,scagOula street, in which he in
tends to open a red liqnor saloon.
Since writing tic above the partially
erected building has been torn down
by Mr.. DalmaS and moved up ON the
Telephone road, Just inside the cor
pirate limits, the change being in re.
Spouse to Il strong petition secured by
parties opposed To the opening Of Inc
saloon at the place first proposed.
All job Printing done at The
DEMncRAT-STAR Office, bears its I'M
print. The work is not done in New
Orleans or Mobile and ri imprint
put on il. That would he a fraud.
The beautiful thrcc-mast schoon.
rr, Oscar G., owned by Capt. Jonas
Green and bml, at the ship ways o)
Mr.. George Frcntz, was launched il
splcudid style last Tuesday, the OH
The Oscar e. is The largest vessel ev.
cr built at this place, and is one of the
prctlicst that rides the waters in thi,
section. Her tonnage is aboat $50 tons
and she will be used for the lumber
trade within about one month. Tht
length of keel is Ia feet, 90 It. beam
aud a depth of IL #. Her captai,
and owner did the hom0rs on the 0c
casinn Of the LAUNCH, and several can
on salutcs were fired. AT night
merry dance was enjoyed on board.
The regatta by the Pascagoul'
Yacht Club will take place Wcanes
day, the l7th inst, at rascagoula
Glass Of boats LIST, 20 fec, and up
ward; End, lG TO 20 feet Bird, unde
l6 feet. Entrance tee, 81 for first ant
second class, and 80; for third clas
boats. Prizes first for 1st class, fla.
and $40; second, $40. First, 2n'
class, SIS; second, $40. Fils!, 3r'
class, $40; second, Us. Owners Of al
, racing boats along the coast arc cor
, daily invited to participate. Messrs
W. Nj. CAVITY, II. Il. Krcbs and W. }
Il. Gerard, Judges. Messrs. d. \
Pickett and Walter Gamticr, Commit