The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-06-30
Editorial and Otherwise

ievil.
When young hearts break they knit again
readily.
No sympathy is felt for the man who is
Tool twice.
Discover your false friends your true ones
will discover you.
Cerosene is very effective for the cure Of
scsly leg chickens.
When gossip beats the drum Of the ear the
tongue tells the tune.
It's cold day when Chicago fails to have q
congress Or convention.
Our State University has turned out Is
lawyers at its last. session.
The number Of insane persons always in
creases after a great panic.
AssafDtida in the drinking water is said to
be good for gapes in chickens.
The mosquitoes are so bad in vicksbsrg
that policemen can't sleep on his beat.
France has a per capita circulation of $40,
while the. United States has less than $25.
girl is the picture Of grace getting off a
bicycle, but getting out Of a hammock oh,
my
People have red hair simply because they
have an unusual quantity Of iron in their
blood.
There are twenty-s,x Democratic and eigh-
teen Republican governors in the United
States.
1t is reported that the health of President
Cleveland is not the best. He is increasieg in
weight.
A carload Of watermclons has reached El
Paso. colored revival struck town at the
same time.
A man living near the Savay graveyard
Texas, claims to see ghost every night.
There is not "ghost Of chance" Of his story
being true.
The situation in the money marketin New
York remains unchanged with no prospects o.
an early better feeling.
II has been demonstrated this summer thai
lightning strikes moving trains, and strikes
twice in the same place.
The profits Of the Worlds Fair are said t
be about $4,000 day. Don't you wish tha
you were Worlds Fair?
South Carolina has 1878 acres planted II
watermelons, and it is expected that the crol
will be large and profitable one.
William Decker, aged eighty-two years, o
Hollandsburg, Pennsylvania, started fe,
days ago to walkto the Worlds Pair.
The New Orleans Picayune says number
Of little country weekly papers are dying frou
pain caused by their "patent insides."
Tennessee has baby that was born witt
one eye only, the other being only faintl.
marked by linus where the lids ought to be.
When Mrs. Frank Leslie discovered tha
Willie had false teeth, she probably though
she had been wooed and won on false pre-
lenses.
There is ahsndpress in Georgia nearly
century old, which is taking beans and water
melons on subscription and doing business q
the same old stand.
Walter n. Hurt, of Winona, is the most pa
|iriotic postmaster we know of. A ife-siz
portrait Of President Cleveland hangs owe
the delivery window Of his Office.
The cheerfulness of the Georgia editors
remarkable you hardly ever hear whisrs
Of hard times in the weekly newspapers til
subject is too old t6 them to be news.
The South seems to be getting along prett
well during the financial panic. A few Of he
banks have failed, it is true, but the number
very small in comparison to other sections I
the country.
After all, the summer girl is the sweetes
prettiest creature on earth and though ST
toys with hearts and heaps them mp like sand
on the sea shore, we enjoy her more than .
the flowers Of the summer.
Among the injured BY the fall Of the Ford
Opera House in Washington, the followir
Mississippians are announce Eugene Lege
Frank Metcalf, W. R. King. Their woun'
are not considered serious.
The Washington Post Is getting up reli
fund for the benefit Of the sufferers in II
Ford's theatre disaster. II looks like . reli
fund for w. benefit Of the government up
which rests the responsibility entirely.
II, as the brilliant prosecuting attorney
tho Borden case assumes, every woman W
says "she's mean old thing, ! hate her"
capable Of numbering the person about who
she has said this, then look out for axes.
Complete official returns Of Chinese reg
tration under tho Greary Act have been |
ceived by the Internal Revenue Commission
Miller. They show that out Of 10000 Chine
IN the United States only ls,l7o registered.
The Beaufort, N. c., Herald tells Of . bls
turtle weighing between 1900 and 1000 pouu
, that was caught near Caps Lookout. 1t 70
Hitsen men to pull Il out Of the water, .
eight to turn Il over on ito back aster laudir
The editor Of the Arksnsas Thomas Cat
evidently had some experience a. "puR' q
tor Of country newspapers. lns recent iss
: Of bis unique Publication he likeusd the dpt
Of that position to "mixing sherry cobbl'
and mint juleps for customers all through
summer months and qusnehing your Q
thirst with rain wstst."
1--WE ere 70 judge from recent sdltc'
nots IN the New York Sun, Nr. Dana obj
70 having women IN newspaper odles.
|conmsniias on statement that women b
!. elevated iournalisn, he saidi ~caHder
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