The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1893-08-11
LOCAL NEWS.

The sweet potato c'op o'o9 i"'' "
be large
what has become of Scranton Fire
Company No, II
Mlddlc-ased men are seen on our
streets bare foot
Accidents will happen in the best
regulated families.
Tie double arm-clutch is here
again in great shape.
The acorns are falling and the "ra-
7or back hogs are picking up.
Miss Kate peteISon is visiting
friends IN PensacolsMnd Milton, Fla.
Maiden ladies as well as widows, ARE
always cordially received in our sane
tum.
The dogs have quit going to church,
Int now take front seats at the Opera
House.
There is something wrong with
mail matters between here and New
Orleans.
Send in your orders now for your
fall printing. BE ye ready when bus
iness opens.
Miss Lula Hiplcr, of Mobile, is the
guest of the family of Mr. G.. HALEY,
on Ker street.
NJ. George Hoffman, Of Mobile, is
the guest Of the Cottage-by-thc- Sea,
at Pascagoula.
They were married, but lived to-
rether only three days. She went
back to papa.
"After the Ball is Over" is still
heard on our streets. Can't our City
Dads stop it?
We are willing to receive gold, sill
yer or glcenbacks in payment for dues
to the DEMocRAT-STAR.
Messrs. viii Hooley and Leon VIM
berly, Of Mobile, were the guests of
Mr.. NJ, c. Pankcy's family last Sun
day.
Chanccry Cou% next Monday.
There will be enough business, we
presume, to have court the entire
week.
Mr.. II. B. Eyeritt returned Monday
evening from his summer outing. He
is hecled for Chanccry Court Mon
day.
Miss Sadie McCrum, of Mobile, af-
ter two weeks visit with the family
Of Mr.. G. Nelson, returned home yes
terday,
Some evil disposed person has torn
down the town limits sign on the
south boundary line on Pascagoula
street.
Rev. d. @. Byers will preach in the
Presbyterian Church Sunday at 4
O'Clock p. IN. All cordially invited to
attend.
Mr.. Martin Turnbull has been con.
lined to his bed with fever for several
DAYS. He is improving and 1t il
thought he viii be out in a few days,
The Boards Of Supervisors of tllis
and Harrison counties have passed
ordinances prohibiting steam dredges
Of any kind on the oyster reefs of the
State.
Mr.. S. II. ITaviland, Of Ocear
Springs, was here Friday night in at
tendance on Gulf Lodge. lie is a vet
eran Mason. and well up in the secret
work Of the Order.
The Sunday law lin full force anc
effect. Rcmcmbels Circuit Cour
meets the fourth Monday in Nov
ember Judge A. G. Mayors will
probably preside.
Mr.. Charley Barrus is here visiting
relatives and collecting the outstand
Ing debts OF Mrs. +. Barrus, who wa
formerly engaged in the mercantile
business here.
A most enjoyable picnic on Greer
WOOD Island was participated in b
some OF our young ladies and gentle
men, on Sunday. Not a spoone
couple in the crowd. Whee
Mr., Geo. S. Leathcrbury, Jr., {
Cross Roads, was intown this week
view the splendid steamer Sadie L
winch is being built for the Pasc;
goula river trade. The Sadie will
On duty In about fifteen days.
Ihe young man is going TO Mo.
ro'nt to take the young widow #
l'ie and the old widowcr from Scral
.oh' Is to take the old widow fro
'aat place. That is going to happe
very soon. pc sfF
street Commissioner Browne is
work repairing some Of the bridges
town. Throwing up the foul dirt u
ucr the bridges is good for the doctor
ou' death on the people. But we su
!. u'se we will have 10 grin and endu
MAYORS C0URT-Hon. M. C. A
man. presiding. The following ca
", Sas disposed Of In this Court TUT
uay: The State vs. Simof Wright &c,
assault M and battery on Helen Rec
uo,' ~ y and resisting Officer. Fined Z
'au Costs Total 1890.
a petition las been sent to Was
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