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

Mr.. II. M. Cudabac is sick.
The north winds do blow.
Who is to be postmaster?
Moss Point High School opens to-
day.
These are pleasant nights to drive
your girl out.
There will be a wedding just after
the first frost.
They drive out very often. Why
don't they marry?
Mr.. A. II. Smith left Saturday for
the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Henry Colmer Jr., left Monday
for the Worlds Fair.
The young men are talking of hay-
ing another dance soon.
The Hypathean Society meets to-
night at Mr.. Z. BloOmf1eld's.
He is certainly stuck on the widow.
He goes often and stays late.
A. Burners Foundry has shut down
on account of dull business.
Who did the good looking widower
go driving with last Sunday?
The flying horses are in town. The
white people don't patronize them.
One second hand double wagon for
sale cheap. e. BLOOMFIELD & Co.
You are going to hear something
"drap" in Maiden's Lane before long.
They say lie is coming to take her
away before the frost falls many
times.
The fight is on about the change in
our ~postotfice. We will see what we
will see.
Messrs. Joe and John Gresham, of
Cross Roads, were in town Sunday
and Monday.
Parents are notified that Mrs. S.
NJ. Irving's school will open Monday,
September 4th.
Quite a pleasant party went down
Monday to the Pascagoula beach fish
ing and grabbing.
Mr.. VIM. GLifin, the Oldest man in
our town, is very feeble and not able
to get about much.
Mr.. L. P. Dantzler, of Hattiesburg,
was here Monday looking after the
! log business.
Mrs. 0. c. Dodge, after a lingering
! illness, died at her home at Escataw
+ pa, Friday.
The Capt. Fritz is expected to leave
e here to-day for Mobile, with a load d
paving blocks.
!, Mr.. e. Eislen has left for tn,
Worlds Fair via New Orleans an(
I Mississippi river.
The Moss Point Lumber Co.'S mil
has shut down. This leaves only tw,
mills in operation.
Miss Gresham, of Cross Roads, wa
IN town Sunday, accompanied by Mis-
Lille Lambert, of Mobile.
Mr.. Wallace Dean left Wednesda
for Lexington, Ky, to enter the Com
mercial College of that place.
d.. The steam tug Victor carried a pal
re ty of young people to Scranton Satul
% day night to view the town by moo
light.
," The Foundry road and the bride
over the bayou needs repairing. Whi
does Contractor Dees propose to
about it.
The steamer Capt. FIitz arriv,
Monday from New Orleans with
large cargo of assorted freight f
our merchants.
Mrs. J. j. Watson, of New Orlean
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E.
Wood. 1t is SO pleasant to have ont
? mother. in-law in his house.
The following vessel is loadiI
this week at the L. N. Dantzler Lul
Der Co.'S mills The Eleanor vii
300, 900 feet Of lumber for Havana.
Messrs. w. A. Coulson, A.
j. Dantzler and N. M. Cudabac W
leave Monday for the Worlds Ia
They will stay until they see it all
it takes them the balance of the We;
The DEMoCRAT-STAR Office is tut
. ing out some as fine JOB Printing
can be done this side of Chicago. N,
4 material, good and fast runni
y. presses and first-class job printe
=, Try the old reliable DEMoCRAT-ST
in office.
ooi Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, Jr., return
Sos Friday from the Worlds Fair a
SEES says 1t Is the biggest thing in
o'S world. He thinks the 40 beauti
women of 40 nations just eclipse
%erything.
), There was quite a large crowd
Sunday at the meeting Of the Bi
ham Memorial Society, which '
due no doubt. to the Kindness of Ca
P. X. Mayors for publishing the
ow- gram in the DEMOCR AT-STAR.
ns The young man was unfortun
i be Sunday evening while out driv
'ene with his best girl at Pascagoula
10 set fire to a new buggy BY lighting
No.. cigarette. The livery stable man
-, course, caused him to. put down Sc