The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-09-22

bells will ring out at ~faScagouia.
Professional bcggars and tramps
,re numerous now in Scranton.
The fall fights opened at P%ascagou-
IA aud Scranton on the same day.
Subscribe and pay for your county
paper. Only s2aS."year in advance.
The singing class Of Mrs. Plummer
will meet tonight friday at 1870.
The hogs are always turned out on
fine streets on Sunday. Why is that?
Mrs. G A. Greincr, and her charm
inc daughter. Miss Delphine. and son
Charley, of %Pascagoula. visited Mo-
bile this week.
Mr.. II. NJ. Plummer spent Sunday
at Basin, the guest of Mr.. G.. NJ.
Luce,
Mr.. G. NJ. Luce, Of Basin, was in
town Monday the guest Of Mr.. II. NJ.
Plummer.
1t did "drap" hard Saturday eve
ming last. Somebody got mashed ter
ribly too.
Jimmie could not stand 1t. He
went to Whistler Sunday. lie has
got it badly.
Saturday night" checks are still in
circulation and pass as readily as
gold and silver.
On and after the first Of October
the taxes, both State and county will
be due and payable.
Miss Ruby Campbell, of Mobile, is
visiting Misses Mammic and Lena
Hall, at prscagoula.
Those who have seen the Worlds
FAN M,NSN, "nrfect right to tell what
they saw az nearned.
One Of our old citizens has lost his
waller dorg.' He will pay a liberia,
reward for purp's return.
Mr.. Louis p. DeJcan was in New
Orleans Wednesday on business con
nected with his Mammoth Store.
We are glad to see some work done
on north Pasc2@oula street. Let Tho
work continue to the town limits.
Don't wait to be dunncd, but wall
up to the Captains Office and pa,
what You owe the DEMoCRAT-STAR.
Visitors from the gulf coast wher
they saw mulIct in the Fisheries a
the Worlds Fair. asked for Il friet
one.
Last Saturday was a sco.rher, tn,
thermometer registering 1876 in TIN
shade. This was the hottest day o
the year.
Miss Mamie 1vey, after spendin,
several weeks with Mr.. w. III. Nix
family. left Saturday for home a
Whistler, Ala.
Somebody has said that the maj
who pays his rent has to hustle. an
the man who doesn't is obliged t
to keep moving.
Col. Charles A. Williams, of Ne,
Orleans, is on a visit to Mr.. r. a
Dimitry at the Lighthouse at til
mouth. of the Pascagoula river.
Wednesday was another Jewish no
iday, the celebration of the grei
Jewish daIyf Penance, and Mr.. Mo
rs Jacobs, cur Hebrew nelghbo
closed his store.
The trustees Of the public school
this place met Monday night ar
elected Prof. J. Il. Sutton princip
and Miss Samuella Bowman first Il
Slstant teacher.
You deserve no credit for doll
right when all the circumstances a
favorable to it, but when you dOfigI
IN the teeth of clinched antago
ishis" you are entitled to praise.
There is some talk of getting W
dramatic entertainment, to wind
with a grand ball at Odd Fellow
Hall some time next month for t
benefit of the new public school hoU
fund.
Mrs. ii. NJ. Plummer has organic
aslnging class at her residence, viii
meets every Tuesday and Frid
nights We hope this class will g
US better music in the churches he
after.
IL you need letter heads, n,
neaus, statements or any descriptl
o''oo Printing, send your orders
Vic DEMocRAT-STAR Office. tic
"orS at reasonable prices and gu
delivery.
neV' Father c. A. Oliver left S,
ray evening for the great show
o"'cago' He will be absent {
"oeAs OF more, aud has promised
s"ethe readers Of the DEMoCR
''Ah MS impressions Of what he S,
Mr.. J. YAvtilby will start out
."c nrst of October as travel
Isen' Tor the White Sewing Mach
Will canvass this county and
bile county, Ala. He is n IF,
""rlNy gentleman and We wish