The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-08
LOCAL NEWS.
T, iii mt ,na,crialize.

1t did not ma,crializc.
The mullct arc still Jumping.
1t was a quiet Fourth in Scrsn.
ton.
The base ball boys have organ
lied.
Light showers occasionally at
night.
--Dusiucss went on here the Fourth
as usual.
Smoke Crafts Cotton Palace Cigars
Miss Eta Flanagan has returned
70 Scranton for The summer.
The 4. Morlet whiskey saloon
closed doors on the End inst.
No rel liquor sold OH P%asragoula
street now. II is the drycst street in
town.
The sound Of the hammer is
heard in our tEn. Building is still
going on.
Mr.. NJ. G.. Altman and his two
daughters were in the Crescent City
last Friday.
Quite a number of II citizens
will attend the Scash0rc Camp-mcet.
ing Sunday.
-Pascagouia street is the most nm.
steal street of Scranton, and 1t is not
mysterious music either.
Smoke Crafts Cotton Palace Cigars.
MIR. NJ. Beck and family hav"
moved into the Old bar-room of Mr..
W. j. E. Gerard, Oh Pascagoula street.
MIR. +. Fortier, representing Aug.
Crafts famous Cotton Palace Cigars,
is in town, bnok,ug big orders.
Mr.. john r. darkness, contractor
and builder, of Biloxi, was IN town
the latter part Of last week on bust.
. ness in his line.
Mr.. j. Ira Ford left Sunday
evening for Poplarville I" attend
Circuit Court there this week. lie
returned home Tuesday.
--Rcv. j. j. w. Mathis, formerly
pastor of the BaptistChnrclI a, Hands.
boro, was here last week travelling ~
the interest of the Baptist Record.
Mr.. john II. Lang, one Of the
most wide-awake and cntcrpri>ing
citizens Of Pass Christian, was in
Scranton "Wednesday on business.
Capt. J.4:s Kabhy, Of Tire" Riv-
crs was IN town Tuesday and re.
ports scas0nablc showers in his scc-
i'm, and that "~iatcr.vincs' are being
put out by the millions.
Rev. j. o. Green will preacl, in
the Baptist Church Sunday at IL
o'clock, a. M, aud al 8 p. m. All cor.
daily invited to attend. A collection
for State Missions will be taken up at
the morning service.
On SATURDAY. morning last Sam
Rnbinson's four.year old son (col.)
was drowned in the Pascagouta riv-
or. lie had brought his fathers
breakfast 10 Hunter Benn y Co.'S
mill and went out on the warf tn
play. lie fell overheard and before
assistance could be had was drowned.
Ills body was recovered and buried.
MIR. Frank II. Lewis, delegate 10
the Chicago Convention, returned
Monday morning, looking cheerful
and happy. lie visited New York
City and Washington and was well
pleased with all he saw, and thinks
that there IS no doubt Of Grover
Cleyeland's election. Frank stood by
Grover all the time ard his constilu.
ents eau say, "well done thou good
and faithful servant"
VIZ are Informed by Mr.. VIM
Rudolf, Secretary Of the Kudo'
Club at Moss Point, that we have
been elected an honorary member
OF this Club. W. return oul
thanks Tor theshonor conferred up
on us.
Smoke Crafts Cotton Palace Cigars
An interesting aud somcwha
sensational case comes up for trial OF
Saturday, 10Th inst, before Hon. Chas
Il Chidsey, entitled Miss Nellie +
Henry vs.. Rev. c. u. Cook, u Sew
enth Day Adventist preachers Pasca
soula. The suit is brought Oh Al
open account for $40 for services en-
dercd, etc. Oar reporter Will DC OF
hand at the trial and report proceed
ings In full, OF SO much rs we deem
necessary for our readers to know
about the case.
Mr.. Richard II. Burton, of IIsrri
son county, dropped in Saturday I
see US. He informed us that lie wa
associated with some other gentleme
who propose 10 put in a patent fisl
trap IN our waters, by which, with
catomaran boat 10 draw the appars
'na, having wings like a seive, larry
quantities of fsh car be caught. IL
says they already hayc orders fror
one Chicago firm for 10000 pound