The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-01

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subscription they owe.
Miss Laura Turner, of Mobile, ar
rived here Wednesday and will spend
The heated term with Miss Emma
Essential, IN Pascagoula street.
Mr.. II. T.. Richardson's fami-
" left Yesterday for Codcn, Ala, their
future home. Mrs. Il. 4. Roquerbe
and Miss Lucy Gerard accompanied
them.
Our postmaster says postmastcrs
are the only people who make mis-
takes. lie was speaking ironically,
We presume.
DIR. W. A. Cox has been in Mobile
sc vcral DAYS, by the sick bed of his
father, who is not expected TO survive
many days.
A telegram received yesterday CHE
3Olh) says his father hat died and
would be buried this morning.
The schooner Irma, from Mobile,
has bccu hauled out on Fmn,z's Ship
Ways for repairs. Also the pile driv-
er of Putnam Is being generally over
hauled.
Mr.. Harry Dcas, after spending a
few days Il, P~asragnula, left Tuesday
for his home in 81. James parish, La.
Harry looks hale aud hearty, but a
mess of the Pascagoula mullet made
lum feel much better.
Mr.. Jesse II. jackson, station
agent and postmaster at Orange
Grove, gave us a shake and 20 We'd.
mcslay. lie reports fine rains IN hi,
place. Everybody is putting out
''iatcr vines"
Mr.. II. T.. Richardson has sever
cd his connection with Mr.. W. j. Il.
Gerard, and will travel Tor the STAN
dard Silvcrwarc Company, Of boston.
We wish Mr.. Richardson success in
his new business.
We are indebted TO Mrs. A. D.
Krrhs for Il large mess of egg plants
and tomatoes, the finest aud best we
have seen this year. Who wouldn't
he a poor rural editor, who is always
receiving giIts of good things!
The heavy rams Monday norm
ing washed out two culycrts on the
Louisville & Nashville railroad be.
tween Belle Fnntaine and West Pas
c,gnula. but the road rpairers were
sci to work at once, aud the trains
wee only delayed Il few hours.
Our venerable and well known
friend, Uncle George Byrd, of Van.
%cleavc, was IN town Tuesday. lie i
a staunrh Democrat, and a TAI Of
influence IN his ncighlnrhood. We
were glad to ace him looking so hale
and hearty for his years.
We are indebted TO Mr. Frank II,
Lewis for late Chicago papers. lie
writes us from Chicago, dated Goth
ult., and says hc is having "A fine
time. lie left Chicago on Tuesday
for New York, and will reach home
about The 9Th inst.
Mr.. j. Ira Ford returned Monda,
night FROM a few days visit To his OLD
home at Columbia. The trip seems
10 have benefited him, AZ he looks SO
much better. lie says the beautiful
Pearl flows by the old town AS Ian
guldly as cvcr. All is peace there
and everybody is tor Cleyc and Steve
1t has been exceedingly quiet IN
Court circles in Scranton this week
The only case up before Hon. A. E
Krcbs, Mayor and j. p, was from
Pascag0ula. A sailor, named Brown
Threatened to kill Mr.. Charles Carlsa,
last Friday, at Pascagoula. Brown
was required to give a peace bond il
the sum of $50, but he failed 10 re
any one to sign il, therefore he is ii
Jail and will probably remain thcr'
some time a, the expense Of the tax
payers of Jackson county.
MIR. L. Wilcox, who has been ava.
from home since April, called We'd
nesday morning TO chat us. lie ha
been at WORK on the Robinson mill
near Buckatuna, and thinks il will b.
in operation ere many mouths. Ncal
the mill a large building Is bcin!
erected for a stolc, whore tho firm o
G. w. Robinson 4 Go. will keep
general assortment Of goods. lie IN
forms us that MI. Nance, formerly o
Moss Point, has moved near tho mil
site and is keeping u boarding house
The beloved wife of Mr.. Il. u
Smith died at her home, IN this place
on Thursday, 23rd nit, aged 81 years
Mrs. Smith was a devoted wife an,
mother, and vas highly respected b.
all who knew her. She was truly
christian woman, as evidenced BY III,
manner in which she bore her suffer
Ing. She was sick about four years
!. Rev. Father G. A. Oliver conductc'
i. the funeral services. The funcra
was as large as ever scenin this town
To the bereavcd We tender u sym