The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1892-02-12


--Rcauiiful weather.
1.-The little man denies il.
Doctors agree to disagree.
Sunday Is St. Valentines day.
-Thcalrc-gocrs say high hats to The
rear.
The grip has got here in great
slrape.
Many of our citizens have seen The
"D0ublc Planet
---Oiis Cook, colorcd, aged 4 years,
died here last Friday.
IA show a week is too much 70, our
people. Give us a rest.
---Mr, i, IRA Ford is on a business
visit TO the S'a,e,CapItal.
Mr.. Raluh McGrcgor, ot Augusta ,
Ga, is on visitio Scranton.
...Ilon Elliot Henderson, of Pass
Christian, visited Scranton last Sat.
urlsy on legal business.
1.-The wearing Of Eyeglasses is the
leap gear tal with the unmal ried
young ladies' OF Scranton.
The blinds have to 90 down, and
tho rcd liquor is to be sold ia the front
store, so the Legislature says.
Father Aloysius Van Wae,..r-
CHER, OF Ocean Springs, Miss, paid
Scranton visit on Wednesday last.
Judge S. Evans will hold Chan.
Gerry Court at tl.is place next Monday,
which is his last court in this dis
trict.
-.-Thc birth of a iiue boy, their frs,
born, brought joy 10 The hearts Of Mr..
aud Mrs Ned Krcbs, on Monda,
last.
OCEAN SPRINGS Preaching in
the Iaw,st Church every All Sab
bath at IL a. NJ. aud 7 T. NJ Rev. j..
0. Green, Pastor.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Watkins, of West
Side, Claiborne County, was here
Saturday looking happy and content.
Cd As any man could.
---Rev. L. J. llrodcrs, pastor of the
Scranton Lutheran Church will
rrrarh at Escalawpa, on Sunday at
$50 o'clock L. NJ.
-.-Messrs f Gaulicr Sons, of Wcs,
Pascagoula, have had a new barge
built oy Mr.. Francis Codina, which
is named the "Active."
--l'cv. j. o, Green will preach in
thc Baptist Church Sunday at IL
O'Clock. A. NJ. and at 7 o'clock, p. NJ
All are cordially invited to attend.
Little Florence, infant daughter
Of Mr. &. d. and Mrs. G. A. Moore,
died on last Saturday night at their
residence in Scranton, aged | year, 6
in"nihs aud Is days.
I'VE were pleased to meet in
Scranton Saturday our esteemed
friend, Mr.. Samuel &. Eaton, an cn-
terprising merchant OF the thriving
town Of IIatticsburg.
MIR. Henry r. Barnes, eldest son
of Mr.. o. T.. Barnes, died at his faith
cr's home, on Thursday, 4lh inst. aged
81 years. lie leaves u wife and in.
tant child.
---Mr n. II. Moody. of Mobile,
representing the Equitable Life IT,
snrancc Company of New York, was
here this week in The interest of tha,
COMPANY.
Mr.. Edward Harrison and family,
ot Sioux City, Iowa, have moved To
--Srat.ton and arc ,ionlIciictt OH Mag
nolia street. They are delighted with
our delightful climate. We welcome
them.
Mr.. W. j. Carter and family, OF
New Orleans, have arrived at Pas
cagoula aud arc domic;led at the res
idcncc Of Mrs. Gus Wolfe, which
property he has leased, with view
ofmrchasimg.
--'Anothcr rcd liqaor saloon open.
The Baymcns' Exchange, on Dcl,nas
avenue, opened last Monday. IN good
shape. Mr.. Harry Mansfield is the
mixologist and will greet all his
friends with "smie" who give him
call.
Mr.. D. j. Jane, who has been suf-
fcrin2 with an attack Of la grippe
has sufficiently recovered in health TO
visit New Orleans, where he went on
Tuesday last TO adjust the accounts of
the schooner Flora Woodhousc, now
ashore on Horn island.
Tho death OF Mr.. George Stephen
IRAN, at his nnlhcr's residence, on
fascagouIa street, last Tuesday eve.
ning, occasiomcd sincere regret among
his nlany friends, by whom ho was cs.