The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-22

--Rcv. Father Oliver sports a new
and elegant buggy, cut low.
Mr.. W. j. f. Gerard is visiting
relatives this week at Colcn, Ala.
Mis-, Rubic, of Mobile, is visiting
Misses Mamie and Lena Hall, al Pas
cagoula.
Mr.. Jesse II. Jackson, the efficient
station agent AZ Orange Grove, was
here Monday. a
Miss Thrdnsia Thompson Is visit
iny her sister, Mrs. Harry A. Dnrr, at
Pensacola, Fla.
The hying horses IRE rcaping IN
the nicklrs, dimes and dollars. They
fy early and late.
Mr.. o. A. Johnson, the iron man
i~yulalor and horse slonr, visiiel Mo-
bile ON business tins week.
Willie Grant, connected wlih DR..
Cox's drng store, is now employed IN
the store of Mr.. viii 7. Nix.
Our ynnng friend, Mr.. Sidney
Olis. of Lrgtowu, IIancork county,
was in town Monday on business.
Mr.. Thos. T.. Ramsay, me of the
thrifljcst farmers and stock ~raiScrs i'm
the county was in Scrant IN Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Balliman, after a
pleasant three weeks visit to Scranton,
left for her home in New Orleans, last
Sunday.
The village Of p lscagoula has tax
en- our advice and are building Il Jail.
That's right. Take care OF your own
prisoners.
Mr.. Jules Sarrazm and family, o
New Orleans, are at the residence of
Mr.. II. Kreb: for the remainder of
the summer.
MIR. II. Faber has severed his con-
ncction with the Scranton Pharmacy,
ana moved to Biloxi to enter the drug
business thcrH
Joe Jenkins, (col) charged with
cutting Henry Hicks, was landed in
Jail Tuesday night. lie did the cut
ting in June last.
-I,ev. l." NJ. Stone, President Of
the Shuqnalak Female College, was
here this week, The guest Of DR.. W.
A. Cox's family.
"A special agent of the Govern
mcnt was here SATURDAY. inspecting
oar post Office with u view of making
ii Il Presidential Office.
Mrs. J. A. Donivan sold lots Nos.
aud 9, Krr tract, TO Capt. Clas. Il.
Peterson for $500 cash. The lots are
being enclosed by a wire fence.
An extra train every Saturday
and Monday is now run out of New
Orleans as far as Ocean Springs, stop
ping at all coast towns enroute.
The colored IiapIists have COM
mcnced work on their church build
ing OH Pascagoula street. Thcv eX-
pect 10 complete it in A short time.
Some of Inc local ice consumers
inform us that they get full weight
now. They thank us for calling al
tcntion to the short weight matter IN
our last issue.
The Cook-IIcnry t,ial did not
come off Saturday on account Of sick
ness of plaintiffs counsel. The ease
is now set for next Monday, at 10
o'clock, in The Courthouse.
An additions water tank is being
erected by the Louisville and Nash
vile road, at this place, west of the
depot, sothat a better aapply can be
had for the engines, and the cost of
pumping reduced.
Mr.. Emile Schcafcr, Of Yazoo
City, was IN town Wednesday on a
visit To his old Confederate comrade,
Capt. S. r. Thompson. W. regret we
were cut when hecallcd at the DEMO.
ERAr-STAR Office.
Mr.. S. e. Ramsay, Of Fort Bayou,
was IN town Monday. lie is Il Ilcn-
dcrson man, through and through.
lie is Il Democrat who stands by the
party at all times and under sl cir
c%ulnstanrcs. lie never fallcrs.
"A colorcd excursion, under The
auspices Of The Mobile Colorcd Fire
Company, camc 10 Scranton Monday
About ten cars were filed and the
accompanying features wcrc a brass
baild, rain, p%erspiration, etc.
Hunter, Bonn 4 Co, cleared Friday
last for Boston, "Bessic i. Creighton
with 200,C2S feet OF hcwn timber ant
oo,VW feet Of lumber. On Saturda!
'hey cleared for nucnos Ayrcs th'
Norwegian bark, "Slrauss," will
o60,Si2 feet Of lumber.
Mr.. N. Crane, Of Mobilc, the clcv'
CT manager Of tho Singer Sewing Ma
ch'"e Co, WIS a plcasan, caller at The
DEMocRArAS5AR Office Tuesday. M
Crane, with his family, has bccl
spending a day Or 10 ut Mr. y q
E''aad's on bayou Polasus.