The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-09-15
| Cool september. f~.
Business only $685..

Cool september. f~
Business only $3.50.
OYSTERS are getting good.
Plenty of mullet, fat and fine.
Sweet potatoes 70 cents a bushe''
Crabs plentiful at 10 cents a Dozen
ym will hear something "drap' ere
long.
An early and severe winter is pre-
dicted.
Some of our young ladies wear the
Chinese lantern sleeves.
Eggs are selling at % cents a dozen ;
chickens half grown So a dozen.
Miss Emma Pankey paid the Cres-
cent City a short visit last week.
The marriage bell will jingle early
in November. Watch and listen.
Miss Daisy Fowler, of Mobile, is
visiting with the family of Mr.. G. W.
Walker.
Miss Matte Drew was Il guest of
Nj. NJ. G.. Pankey's family for a few
days last week.
Mr.. W. II. Belt, with his family,
has moved into the Frederic dwelling
on Ker street.
Have your oyster circulars printed
now at the DEMoCRAT-STAR Jot
Printing Office.
Mr.. Willie pafh@r lett yesterday iol
The Worlds Fair via New Orleans
lie has gone alone.
Capt. c. T. Irving has gone up ii
the Tennessee mountains for res
and recreation.
The carriage light ordinance is al
most nudity. Let it be strictly en-
forced or repealed.
MI. NJ. Dixon, and sister, Miss Annie
of Washington City, are visiting Rev
Father {. A. Oliver.
Mr.. J. Nelson, of Daoxi, was here
Sunday, the guest of the family 0
Mr.. Chris. Nelson.
Miss isabella Darrus and brothe
Charley, returned to their home II
New Orleans this week.
Ben Stanley is.putting his Sidewalk
IN good condition. Let Others follow
|ls example and do likewise.
Scranton State Bank Certificate
Circulate freely in this town as wei
as Pascagoula and Moss Point.
Mr., Ben ID. West was in town thi
urday making a map of Scranton TO
the Fire Insurance Companies.
The Pascagoula Ice Factory Ship
Ice to all stations east and west o
the railroad, and also to Mobile.
Miss Hattie Fowler, Of Mobile, VIII
has been visiting the family of Mr.. {
W, Walker, returned home Monday.
Young kids, black and white, al
shooting crap in public places i
scranton. Why a.6they not punisl
ed?
Mr.. Frank II. Lewis Is having h
water pipes in Scranton painted re'
10 Keep them from being eaten up /
rust.
Inc camp meeting at New Pro
poet camp ground commences Il
friday before the fourth Sunday
October.
Aaron Parker, aged about 16 year
u'ed OF fever Tuesday night last. i
was formerly in tie poor house of tn
county.
NJ. -
Mr. Harry A. Dorr, formerly of til
Mace has moved from Pensacola
AOolle and is engaged in the Inst
ahce business.
"rs' VIM. George, accompanied
"' daughter, Miss Matte, and 81
@'a'lalc, paid a short visit to M
orleans last week.
Small congregations at the Metl
u'st and Baptist Churches Sunday
NY 10 the colorcd baptizing in t
pascaaoula river.
Capt. Lloyd Belt, president Of t
Dnun. ~
r r,s'. Ice Factory Co., is on
""' 70 st. Louis, Mo. He viii
'''d IN a few days.
w.t. ". X. Mead returned Sundi
AZ ny" e. = three months visit to rclati,
, "sa,em, Ohio, and Indiana. He a
"A IN the Worlds Fair.
" wv y D 0. Byers being absent, !
l'eall will preach In the Pr
An aa church, Sunday at 4 o'clo,
'oroially Inv ta To attend.
pa 'ts'' John NJ. Pelham, Of Bayou
Mons.'Al 'a., was at the Court-ho,
cm '.ay, lie is still a voter in i
Nun'y' having paid All h,s taxos