The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-09-01

Gro. J. SANTA CRUZ. Station Ng't.
The fire tiend is about.
Busincss is getting better.
We don't like gut-teral music.
The sweet potato crop is large.
Chippie, get your hair cut by Recht.
Rural editors do live on air and wa
ter.
What has become Of the Calling
gun?
Don't cry hard times. Let us have
a rest.
The Board of Supervisors meets
next Monday.
New subscribers to the DEMOCRAT
STAR coming daily.
Muscadines are ripe and the girls
and boys are happy.
The Wilcox blacksmith shop is for
rent. A single man preferred.
Mr.. w. II. Maybin. of Biloxi, was
here Tuesday on legal business.
Give your orders for fall job Print
ing to the DoMoCRAT-STAR Office.
Girls who come here seeking sue
coed sometimes in getting husbands.
Greenwood Island and Bayou Chicot
are Sunday resorts for Scranton peo-
pie,
Have your wedding invitations
printed at the DEMoCRAT-STAR Of
flee.
There are Quite a number Of COM
Portable dwelling houses in this town
for rent.
Col. e. W. Morrill,. OF Biloxi, insur-
ance agent, was here yesterday on
business.
Scranton State Bank Certified
Cheeks and Certificates are now legal
tender here.
Mr.. w. j. L. Gerard, of Childers.
burg. Ala, was in town yesterday
He is looking we'll.
Mrs. Z. B. Blackwell left Wednes'
day evening for Louisiana, to be alb
sent about n month.
Services Sunday at 1890 a. M, ir
the Lutheran Church. At Pascagou
la Lutheran service at 7:45 p. N.
Our girls ought to protest against
girls from other places coming here
and capturing III Scranton younl
men.
Mrs. Tida Rabby, drummer TO
Christian & Craft Grocery Co., is Wis
iting the family of Mr.. J. ii. Lauren
dine.
Rev. ID. 0. Byers will preach in TIN
Presbyterian Church Sunday at
o'clock, p. nj. All cordially invites
to attend.
Miss Mamie Pol, the manipulate
Of the telegraph keys at the depot
will leave Saturday at 2 o'clock 70
the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. G. G. Orrell, Of Americas, wa
in town the dher day. He report
favorable weather for the turpentin
business-dry and hot.
Mrs. Chris. Nelson and daughte
Miss Nelsena, Mrs. DIR. w. r. Ike
and Miss Kate Peterson, leave t.
day at2 p. m, for the Worlds Fai
to be absent a month.
Miss Alice Rourkc returned hon
Wednesday from Chicago, where 81
has been several weeks visiting rel;
tlves and viewing the wonders of I'll
Worlds Fair.
Scranton will have plenty of wat
alter a while for fire purposes, b1
what is the matter with Scrantt
Fire Company MOL?
Some of the town taxpayers a
kicking because the street work h
oeen suspended and so much mon
being expended on the artesian we
Our streets need work, but we fe
inc water works have absorbed abo
al The ready cash the town had
nahd, consequently the streets W
nave to be deferred for awhile.
Judge A. G. Mayors, of The sth J
olclal District, will hold the fall tel
VI the Circuit Court for this coun'
on Tile fourth Monday in Novemb
instead of Judge Terral.
Mr. J. B. Gofr, Of Basin, d~eliveye,
negro tramp to jailer Moore Wedn
uay morning, sent here by Hon. Jan
nelvcstion, Justice Of the Peace,
dcr the tramp act Of 1892.
Mr. D. $. DAHnis and Johnny Ster
81 lave returned from the Worl
sa,r. They took in many of
tESnCsin I'VE days. and are sati [
th inv ~ y the most immense show