The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-07-14

They say she has got it had
II is always a calm after a storm.
Street work is entirely suspended.
The weather Is as hot as love in
August.
The money question is the question
Of the hour.
Sunday was a quiet day here, but
hot, O, my!
Scranton has card parties, but no
high pink teas.
Too many worthless dogs in Scran-
ton. Kill or muzzle them.
The "holding up" business has
about played out In Scranton.
Scranton has one red liquor saloon
less, but a new artcsian well.
A number of our citizens will visit
Seashore Camp-meeting Sunday.
Cattle, horses and mules are allow
ed to run Oh our streets day and night.
The preacher said last Sunday, Oh,
for a moral cyclone along this Coast.
The Farnsworth Lumber Compa-
ny's saw mill started up Tuesday
morning.
Some fine mastang mule colts in
Scranton, and they are kickers from
way back!
Miss Ida Cox, t-obilc, is visiting
with the family OK her brother, DR..
W. A. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Santa Cruz, of
Grand Bay, Ala, were visitors to our
town Wednesday.
Mr.. Keller, of WayneSbOro, Miss,
is visiting the family of Mr.. c. II.
Alley, on Ker street.
The Warden of the Pcnitentiary
will not in future be annoyed by Wis
itors from Scranton.
Col. Joseph Ilodgson, of the Mobile
Register, was here Saturday, visiting
his son, DR.. s. II. Hodgson.
Her young man came down from
Mobile Sunday. Perhaps he will
come again ere the summer is gone.
Quite a party OF Baptists OF this
place went to Moss Point Sunday
night to hear Elder. w. A. McComb.
Mr.. j. M. Bradley, Deputy District
Grand Lecturer Of the Masons, was
here Friday night lecturing Gulf
Lodge.
Mr.. II. G. Watson, of Wade post Of
flee, this county, gave us a call Mon
day. He says his section is very dry
and hot.
Mrs. Mary Sturdevant, of st. LOUIS.
with her children, are occupying the
new dwelling house Of Frederic, on
Ker street.
The Thompson building adjoining
The postofice has received a fresh
coat Of paint, which is a decided i'm
provement.
Mr.. Rudolph Newman, Of Gait
oity, Fla, Is spending the week here,
the guest of Capt. Chas. F. Peterson
and family.
II you are not now a subscriber, get
!he DEMoCRAT-STAR regularly. Only
@aycar In advance. You cannot
keep posted without it.
Mrs. II. s. Rourke, Mrs. Arthur L.
Moore and Miss Alice Rourkc left
MONDAY for the Worlds Fair. They
Will be absent thirty days.
Misses Eurena and Fannie Nayson,o of
o.arKville, are enjoying several days.
visit to Scranton, guests Of the fami.
vol Mr.. c. Nelson, on Paseagoula
street.
Inc DEMocRAT-STAR holds its own
a"u keeps up with the procession,
""v'w'tnstaneing the influence OF the
ano vicious used against it and
It's proprietor.
Captain Chas. F. Peterson. owner
.au master Of the schooner L. A. Ed.
s'os' mas returned from a successful
%'p 70 c~aibarien. lie will load with
uoer and make another trip to the
'aue port soon.
Pleasant evenings many Of n tow,
y ladies' are seen riding horse
~ mat is healthy exercise; VIC
A.. ) to see our beautiful youngl la.
s,H out taking an air bath, which
ons ur'ng color TO their cheeks with
y the use Of4kln lotions, etc.
trying r. Dclmas Of this place
49, ooss pear grower. He has 1000
.Isls q Leconte and Klefer. He
sli,snpp p'ne them North aid West, re-
~, 'ne about $50 a busl,el, which
nss,. ue.Ier IMAM raising cotton or