The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-10-13

day Robert n. Jones (col.) charged with
'~'cursing Ed Gray (col for a son-of-a-bitch."
Fined $3.50 and costs. Mary Hawthorn,
drunk and c%ursing on the street, fined IS and
costs.
The DEMOCRAT-STAR's relief boat
started out early on it's mission OF
mercy, headed toward Bayou Casotte.
Lou NJ. TAYLOR, of Eagles Nest, was
in command. 1t is feared that she
was landed high and dry, somewhere
in the marshes and left a total wreck.
When last sighted she was disabled,
her jibb0om gone. and mizzcn-mast
down. though riding the waves like a
duck. but it is very probable that in
passing some of the plnetops her Jig
ger" was broken, which of course set
tied her fate.
Mr.. +. #. Armstrong, Of the New
Orleans Picayune, "a here Monday.
He came over in the tug Louisiana
with a large supply OF Sundays Plea
yune. He was looking up storm news
for his paper.
The Democratic postmaster at
Ocean Springs, Mr.. Thomas II. Friar,
brought the mail from that town Fri
day and carried back the mail from
this Office. He is an efficient and ac-
commodating postmaster. Would
that We had many more in Jackson
comfy like him.
Mr.. S. W. Sparkcs. representing the
firm of Junger 4 Gass, of Mobile,
dealers in Pianos, organs and sheet
music, was here two days this week.
Sparkcs is clever fellow, and what he
don't know about a piano or organ is
not worth knowing, though he will
whip the devil a little.
On Tuesday the following passen-
gers came in on the steamer Capt.
Fritz from New Orleans: Messrs. E.
ID. Dean and J. j. Faquette, to Pas
cagoula; Morris Jacobs, Capt. James
Smith and Major &. c. Sebastian, tt
Scranton, and Il. Eislen and II. X.
Denng to Moss Point.
Scranton has only three church ed
iices standing since the storm, to-
wit Catholic, Baptist and Presyby'
terrain. The Lutheran congregation
are clearing off the debris, %preparato'
ry to rebuilding. but the Methodist
people will not rebuild at the present
time.
Mr.. Lou NJ. Taylor, the dog trainer,
of Eagles nest, WAS not lost in the
late storm as reported. He was in
Scranton this week as lively as {
cricket. He says the Eagles Ncsl
will be rebuilt soon. HIS loss is very
heavy. but he can stand it.
The Summer girls lament is asfol
lows:
MY summer ! have wasted,
Because | did not know,
When planning for a conquest,
Just how to tie a beau.
Hon. John NJ. Pelham, of Bayou Ii
Batre, Ala. was here this week. ii
SAYS his loss by the storm was 500
but he is not discouraged. lie
shipping fish and oysters as usua
Industrious men will always succeed
Mr.. Geo. w. eager, of Handsbort
is here looking after the artesia
T well. lie is not ready yet to turn
over to the town. Mr.. eager say
, Handsboro suffered by the storm
The mills of Messrs. Leinhard an
: Liddle were damaged and lumber los
Now is the time to plant Ions
i. snowy, well-displayed advertisement
: in your home paper. the old reliabl
9. DEMOCRAT-STAR. that is read by e'
ery-body that is anybody. The ia
u trade has about opened. Merchan,
D.. and business men, do you see tt
point:
S Architect Rudolph Benz, of Mobi!
y will be here in a few days to view IL
Odd Fellows Hall. He will dCcit
o how the building is to be REPAIRED
Z and then the contract will be let
, the lowest bidder.
n DR.. NJ. c. Vaughan, Of Ocea
d Springs, was riding along the road la
Friday and his horse fell down ar
G broke his neck. The Doctor was Il
C nurt. This is truc-no fish story.
S The Sheriff's sale of the contents
n the Algona Saloon took place on Sa
urday. The wines and liquors brougl
very fair prices. Total amount
y sales, $37l.81.
q If you need letter heads, no
9 heads, statements or any descripti'
70 OF Job Printing, send your orders
u the DEMoCRAT-STAR Office. Go'
!" work at reasonable prices and qul
2. delivery.
10 Captain William George, whose
loon on the front was blown dow
has reopened in the building opposI
formerly the Dods0n drugstore.
m Hon. II. +. Krebs, Mayor of Past
Id goula and Consul for Great Brltii
n Norway and Sweden, etc, has mt
ut ed his office into room Of the Gotta
tie by the Sea Hotel.
nc DR.. W. +. Hyer, of Meridian, pre-
III dent of the State Board of Heal
u" was here this week looking at
quarantine matters. He visit
>" Round Island and Ship Island.
lily Mr.. Wash Frederic, living on Bay