The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-01-22

Capt. A. Brandt, Of The German
Bark, Lcopoldshali, is stopping at the
"Cottssc by the sea- hotel, %Pascagou-
Ia.
AT the shooting match on Satur-
day, Mr.. Waller Gautier, Of West
l~'ascagoula, won The Parker Gun put
up as a prize by Mr.. W. M. Canty.
Little Elizabeth Jane, infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. Torju-
sen, died at Pascagcula, on Sunday
last at II o'clock, =. NJ, aged IL
months and II days.
1.-The wife Of Capt. g. II. Bouman,
OF the German biz. Nynstien, Gronin-
gen, Holland , gave birth, OF Pasca-
.oula, to a boy, on Dec. 9th. inst.
1891. The little American Is named
Conrad. :
"A haul of 14,0O0 lbs Of trout, avcrag-
ing one and a half pounds each, was
made in front Of P~ascasoala, and
another haul of 1888 pounds Of fish
al Ba! GU Casolic last week, whicl, was
shipped BY Capt. John Foster 10 the
different markets. This gives an idea
Of tho abundance Of fish in our waters
this season.
On Thursday afternoon Of last
week Scranton was visited, tor the
first time il ten years, by a fall of
SHOW sufficiently heavy TO cover the
housc.iops aud spread a white man
tie over the sidewalks and portions
OF the streets. The cold spell Occa-
stoned no serious damage 10 the or.
chards aud gardens. Snow ballIng
was indHlged in to a lively extent, and
every one seemed to greatly enjoy the
unusual sport.
The King ami Queen ball, given
by Mr.. aud Mrs. A. G. Dclmas, at
their residence on Pascagoula street.
last week was a very ENJOYABLE affair,
Mr.. j. Ira Ford and Miss Susie a
Foster drew the King aud Qncc,
cakes, and vas consequently the SOW.
crcigns Of the occasion. Mr.. George
lIymcr aud Miss Celeste Dclmas werx
chosen for King and Queen Of thu
next ball, which will take place a.
Alleys Hall, OIL The 4th. Of February
next.
--iIon. Horace Bloomfield, oui
State Senator, has placed in tho
hands Of Clerk W. NJ Denny, at The
Court-llousc, a copy Of The new Code
which is now being acted upon b.
the Legislature. Our Senator, Bloom'
field, and Representative, Hon. Geo
w. Davis, are DESTROYS that their con
stitucnts will call and examine III,
Code and make such Suggestions al
they sec fit in regard TO it.
-Rentz n Co.'S Monster Railroad
show, which wac advertised to per
form OH the 14ih Inst , failed. 10 do 81
so for tho reason that Sheriff Franz
H. Lewis demanded the payment off,
circus license of $3.50 and $50 each 70
the sidc.shows the combination EN-
bracihg those features. They ex
pec.ed 10 pay only $25, the liccns
charged them in other towns of Mis-
sissippi. We commend the action o
the sheriff in holding up to the figures
of the law.
MARRIED-On Wednesday evening
January ID, 1892, at tho homo Of tn
bride, No. Ga, Lafayette street, Mo
bile, Ala, Mr.. CHARLES n. Ross
cashier Of the Jackson County Bank
and Miss LEoNTENA BoARMAN, Rev
j. r. Burgett, pastor Of tho Govern
ment Street Presbyterian Church
officiating. The wedding was pri
vaic, those present being ! few nea
ncighbors aud friends Of tho bride
Mr.. Ross and his bride returned :
Scranton by mo evening train III
mex: day, and have temporarily takeI
up their abode IN the bank building
Mr.. Ross wss formerly Of Cnuncl
Bluff, Iowa; the bride isa native 0
Mobile, and 4 lady Of culture and re
fincmcnt. We tender the happ.
couple our congratulations, sud wis
them much happiness through thei
entire life.
Rev. L. w. Wood, Mcthodlst, pas
tor in charge Of Scranton circuit