The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-31


Our public school building is now
an ornament to our town, and people
may reasonably be expected to take
somc pride in the public school. II
looks like the young people OF liter
AIRY, dramatic and musical talent
might be induced to give Il few ell
tcrtalnnrntS TO furnish the building
with tir>t-class patent desks. 1t would
then also be just the place to hold
teachers examinations, with more
favorable and comfortable surround.
ings than the Courthouse.
The road from Scranton TO Pas
cagoula has two bad places in il. Bad
because water collects ON the road
bed every shower il rains, and bad
! because it makes Il bad impression on
visitors going 10 P~ascagouli. just II
little side dilcliiug would remedy
that.
MIR. S. X. Mayers, of Mobile, rep
rcscn,ing The Equitable Life Assur-
ancc Society, of New York, wa IN
town last week. This is II of the
hes. Lite Insurance companies IN the
United States.
Tho F%rnSworIh Llmber Co',
mills have almost daily visitors who
go to see the operations Of that fine
plant, and they are well rcpaid IN
watclin. Tor Il while with whaI
spccl Lumber Is made and handled il
the great slw mill.
Mr.. VIM. S Dmlson, Of Pascagou-
Ia, who has been in Mobile three
weeks attending the Kcclcy Institute,
returned home Tuesday evening, hay
ing received The fun benefit guaran
tcud y stich institutions.
MIR. and Mrs. II. l.. Glenn, OF
Faragut Point, were here Wednesday
TO sec their dau%hter-in.law, Mrs
Frank y. Glenn. of for Chicago, wh'
has been spending some time will
them.
A dashing Young widow, Mrs j
J. Harlan, of Oklahoma City was il
town Tuesday selling a patent butt II
fastener. y young lawyer invested il
the article and is much pleased will
il.
MIR j. A. Miller, the wcll-krown an,
popular proprietor of Miller's Rcstauian
and Confectionery, has purchased tn
Scranton Hotel property. aud has alrend
taken possession of the hotel part of tn
busiue $, tho bar remaining for the pres
ent under the management of Capt. VO
, ney Brown. MI. Miller's skill in cate
iug to tho wants of the travelling publ
is well established: and no one is bett,
/ qualified to manage this popular hostell
~acceptably to the most fastideous patron
than he is, aud his comfortable h0u,
a and furnishings will afford excellent e'
n tertainment to all guests. He will all
run bis restaurant and confectionery ;
the old stand.
u The Norwegian bark Alert, recelvil
her cargo at Horn Island, had an acc
. dent last Monday morning, u sailor ia
ling from the rigging to the deck, belt
$ ;, fall of thirty-fve feet. No bones we
# broken except the elbow, hut the intern'
injuries were severe and likely to pro-
: fatal. After being attended here by u
o IIodvsou be was carried to the City H0
.s pital at Mobile.
10 Mr.. Geo. W. Wilkes, of the Bil0
4 Herald, gave us pop call Wednest'
Il morning. lle looks IN fat as usual, ~
n says he has not got much money on hal
n to loan.
% Rev. d. o. Byers will preach in I
O Plrsby terrain Chnrch Sunday ut 4 o'cloc
y. M. All cordially in7ited TO attend.
If -Mrs.J. r, Taylor,of West Pascagonl
!. WIS Il visitor to Faragnt Point last wee
She was delighted with her visit.
s. the Ice Company have erected a u
e tnge on their grounds for use Of their .
70 gincer, Mr. Chas. n. Hudson.
Judge A. II. Delmas, deputy posIm
ter here. Is confined 10 his bc'i. and
of condition is serious.
in Regular meeting Of the Board OF Sup
T.. visors Oh first Monday OF April.
Of Deputy sheriff C. d. Moore is
with fever.