The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-01-08

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Capt John Foster spends about
half his time in New Orleans with his
sick wife, who is there under treat
mcnt. We are glad 10 hear that Mrs.
Foster is improving.
AIR. 3. +. Picket was on a hunt
this week near Grand Bay, Ala, and
killed Il buck deer that only weighed
1855 lbs. The editor is indebted 10
Mr.. Pickett for Il nice steak from the
beast.
Hereafter, all paupers receiving
aid from the county, will he required
to stay IN the Poor-llousc. This is rs
il should be, and we heartily endorse
this action OF The Board of Supcrvi-
sors.
REV. John A. Ellis, presiding
elder of the sea-shorc district, AID
the DEMOCRAT. STAR office a pleasant
visit last Wednesday. Mr.. Ellis is a
clever gentleman aud an excellent
preacher.
If You want Il complimentary 10
ticc CT a friend, yourself or some new
enterprise just started, come to this
Office and have il done free Of chai &c,
but il you need any job printing that
pays, send OIL TO some other town Tor
il.
The First Quarterly Conference
of the NJ. f. Church South, Scranton
Circuit, will be held at Zion, Satur-
day and Sunday, 9th and 10Th inst.
All arc invited.
l.. W. Woop, ?. c.
On Sunday the Seventh Day Adj
vrntists held another religious meet
ing at Bayou Casotir, Ghich was
largely attended by a number of the
denomination and spectators, to wit
nesS the baptizing Of converts TO the
faith.
The Baymcns Benevolent and
Protective Associations New Years
eve ball was Il brilliant affair. Ii was
given at Old Fellows Hall iur the
benefit OF the public school building.
and in financial result came up to cX-
pcctaiions. Let that good ard inc.ti-
mablc cause 90 ON!
Miss Emma pankcy has returned
from Mobile, accompanied by three
charming Young ladies' of that city
the Misses Elinor Thompson, Cora
Wood and Grace IIarwcll, who will
spend A week or so as the guests Of
Mr.. NJ. G. Pankcy's family.
The Norwegian bk. Florida. Capt.
Ellcfscn, sailed from Ship Island on
the 3lst ult., for DordrechI, with
100000 feet of lumber, shipped by
Mcssrs. Hunter, Bcnn Il Co. Of this
place. The Florida was drawing %
feet Of water, being the largest draft
that ever crossed the bar.
LUTnERAN-Rcv. G.. J. BroderS,
Pastor. Services held as follows:
Is, Sunday, at Scranton, 1920 Il. M.
Pascagoula, 1880 p. m.
2nd Sunday" Escatawpa, $3.50 p. IN.
" " Scranton, 30 p. IN.
Bird Sunday" PaScagoula, 10 80 a. m.
Scranton, 1870 p. m.
4lh Sunday" Scranton, 1880 y. m.
Mr. c. Bosargc, who pulled up
stakes some time ago aud moved 70
Mobile, has returned I" Scranton
again. lie found that the Port was
not rs pleasant or healthy for MS fam
lily as his old home. There is no place
like Scranton, he thinks, ami he is
about right.
We arc indebted to II c0lorcd
friend, Charles. S. Collard, Of Moss
Point for a long bottle of Champagne
Cognac. He saysihis is the "prohibl-
ton drink" We tender our thanks
for the acceptable present and will
use it with moderation only in cases
of sickness or accidents.
Capt. Volney Brown, of the
Scranton Hotel aud Exchange, sent
us on New Years Day a bottle OF
Golden Cream whiskcy, for which
we tender our grateful thanks. We
have put the bottle away in our wine
room, to be used in sickness, or tor
some other emergency. 1t is II good
thing TO keep about a wcll-rcgulatcd
house.
-%IIcnrc,la Thomas (col.), charged
with assault and battery by Henry
Wright (col.), was tried on Wcdncs-
day before Hon. Chas. +. Chidsey, j.
p, and fined IS and costs. This is
Justice Chidsey's first case since he
qualified and opened his office last
Monday.
Officers Scranton Lodge 10. q. Il.
No. 40, elected January 9th, 1892, for
ensuing term:
w. A. Cox, N. g.; j. W. Altman,
V. d.. II. S. Rourkc, s.; b.. j. Jane,
r.; w. +. A. Parker, c.; {. Brash.
w. e. Brandon, .. G.;S. II. Bugge,
c.; L. D. Bechi, ], C.;J. S. Ports, X.
s, N. G.; o. II. Williams, l.. S., N.
G.: e., w, Tagert, II. s., V. g.; w. Il.