The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-10-06
Tramp printers call on us almost

Tramp printers call on us almost
every day.
One boy was pulled the other night
for not having a light on his hack.
Scranton will not recover from the
effects of the late storm in twenty
years.
Messrs. J.. p. Smith and Harry +.
Woodman were hove Friday on land
Business.
Mr.. NJ. V. b. Carey, now of Bayou
La Batre. Ala, was here last week on
business.
On Sunday last lightning killed
Cant. II. X. Grants little horse at
Pascagoula.
Mr.. J.. p. Clayton moved last Friday
into Mrs. Mary II. Bragg's residence
on Frederic street.
DR.. W. Saucier, dentist, has moved
to Biloxi. Scranton is now entirely
without a dentist.
BOYS, give us a rest on ".Aftcr the
Ball." and instead, give US "After the
Squat" for a change.
Mr.. c. E. Mason, of Milton, Fla, is
visiting the family of Capt. G. +. Pet
erson on Pascagoula street.
There will be a dance tonight (Fri-
day, in the new School-h0usc for the
benefit of the Scho0l-house fund.
Prof. j. E. Sutton has moved from
Moss Point to n of Capt. Tarkel's
Cottages on Krcbs Avenue, Scranton.
The dramatic entertainment adver-
tised to come eff tonight, owing to
the storm, has been indefinitely post
poncd. Also The ''hcifer dance"
Mr.. II. B. Eseritt and family, ac-
companied by his mothcr-in-law, re-
turned home Friday evening last, af.
ter an absence of over two months.
Mr.. J. A.. Miller, OF the Scranton
Hotel, returned Friday night last
from a business trip in Ohio aud In
diana.
Rev. Father G. A. Oliver returned
from the Worlds Fair Saturda,
night. He was well paid for what he
saw and learned.
Mrs. w. II. Kcll, after several weeks
stay in Chicago, returned Friday even
ing. She was well pleased with what
she saw in the White City.
The large live oak in front of Mr.
A. Schmitt's Shoe Store could moi
stand the storm Monday. 1t sue
cumbed to its fury.
The dog trainer, Lou NJ. Taylor, o
Eagles Nest, escaped the ravages 0
the storm and took to the woods
Eagles Nest is no more.
Capt. Geo. A.. II Lawrence, O
Grand Prairie, La, was here las
week. During the summer he travel
ed for the New Orleans Christian Ad
vocate.
DR.. f. +. Griffin left Round Islam
for Jackson Sunday morning to at
tend.a meeting OF the State Board {
Health. He went via Mobile an
Meridian.
The second das. of October, 1S9
will live in the memory of the poop
of Scranton and surrounding COUNT
for many, many years. On that da
was the most destructive storm thi
ever visited this section.
Judge Ellis Overstreet. from Fo
Bayou, was in town Tuesday. He r
ports much damage in his neighbo
mood by the storm of Monday. Hous
and trees and fences were blown dow
Some families narrowly escape
death.
While Charley Altman and o
Rolls were herding beef cattle la
friday the girth on Ora's saddle bro
ahd his foot hung in the stirrup. II
morse ran, dragging Ora some distan
oru'sing him In the face badly, b
he Is out again.
capt. II. ID. Smith returned hol
saturday from a visit Of several wee
70 his old home at Hampden, Mali
lie had not been home in forty yea
ne also visited friends in Boston.
looking we'll and. Says he enio,
the trim.
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punishment sustained only a sliI
.amage by the storm Monday. Il
"'ck iiues, a sign and one live {
"ce were blown down. The hei
."on'hery held the building inta
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move from It's drm base.