The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-15


red liquor saloon OF j.. W. Cox, oppo-
site the DEMocRAT-STAE Office will he
closed, the license Expiring on thai
day.
Mr.. j. Ira Ford has Master NJ.
Ashley Does OF Moss Point, in his Of.
flee pouring ave Ularkstone. Ashley
will be 4 limb of The law some of these
days.
--Tl:osc from here who attended
Sea Shore Camp Meeting Saturday
returned early, thoroughly disguised
bad weather, small crowd, poor ac-
commnlaiions.
Rev. j. q. Green, pastor of the
Scranton baptist Church, had large
Congregations Sunday and Sunday
night, notwithstanding The Indictment
weather.
Regular meeting Of the Board of
Supervisors Of this cMnnty, on the
first Monday in August for the trans.
action Of general business and for The
equalization of assessments.
Arrivals at Ship Island, OH inst. /:
The British brig CurIcw, Captain
Buck, from Havana, 10 master for Or
lcrs. Sailed: British bark Dcllima,
Captain Jones, for Liverpool, cargo Of
timber by w. S. Kryser II Co.
Mr.. q II. Cowait, Of Cross Roads,
on his way TO Sea Shore Camp Meet
ing Saturday, dropped IN to chat us.
lie reports the corn crop not very
promisin. in his section, but the sta
ter crop" will be fine.
The village of Pascagonla is now
II separate municipality and should
try all offenders against the law, and
have n Jail of It's own. The taxpayers
of Scranton do not like to be taxed TO
keep and iced Pascagoula's prisoners.
Misses Marie Scabald aud Edith
Sansum, Of New Orleans, are visiting
tho Bel, family on the PascagOmla
river. Their sketches of this part Of
this State will be added to the New
Orleans Art Gallery.
Since the incorporation of the
village of Pasc1goula we have seen
no improvement on the streets. or any
change whatever 10 The village. II
anything, the streets are in worse
condition now than they were before
Tic Incorporation.
Mrs. j. A. Donivan returned
"Wednesday from West Pascayoula
" here she has been visiting her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Walter Canticr. There is a
new baby boy at Mr.. Gantier's. lie
arrived on the 9Th and has come to
stay.
--Rcmcmbcr. Democrats Of Jackson
county, the Mass Meeting AT the Court
House on Wednesday, August l0Ih.
Delegates to the Congressional Con-
@ventiom are 10 be elected that day, and
n now Democratic Executive Commit
tee appointed.
We learn that the Black Creek
bridge, on the Americas road has
been entirely washed away by the re.
cent heavy rams All tho back coun-
try roads are in bad condition, and as
soon as the weather clears ovcrsccrs
had better go TO work repairing their
respective roads and bridges.
On the 26lh of June Mr.. Wesley
w. Cochran, of Cross Roads, this
county, killed one Of the largest
wolves ever seen in this part Of the
State. The varmint had killed sever
al sheep and calves, and was in good
order. II was killed within about a
hundred and fifty yards of Mr.. Coch-
rams house.
MIR. Edgar Cowan, of Moss Point,
formerly connected with J. W. Stew
arts Drug Store, has been engaged
by Dr.. w. a. Cox, to handle the pcs
tic and spatula aud general compound
or of medicines. etc. Mr.. Cowan is
an intelligent, moral young man and
we welcome him 10 our town, and
wish him success.
Mrs. =. X. Mayors (shc Is our
wiie) left Monday for Craw ford on
a visit to her mother and our good
old molhcr.:n-law. She expects TO
be away some two weeks, aud VIC arc
now "boss' Of the situation. Willows
aud mailcns arc hereby notified that
VIC are in our sanclnm from 6 a. NJ.
TO 6 p. m , except a little while that
we arc away to cat u musll and
milk.
Judge Chas. L. Chidscy will open
his court in the Courthouse on Sat
urlay at 10 o'clock, a. m. The most
important case on his docket is the
ease of Miss Nellie T.. Henry VS.. Rev,
e. ID. Cook, Seventh Day Adventist
preacher. Mr.. II. B. Evcrilt for the
prosecution aud Mr.. II. Bloomfield
Tor the dcfcnsc. This ease promises
to uc very interesting and will nc
doubt attract u large crowd 10 The