The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-08-04

MTS. L. IN. Mayors lciU ucIc nAUilud
at 2 p. m. en- route for Birmingham,
Ala, to join the Whittle-Ha excur-
sion party, which left that city on
Tuesday last for a trip to Chicago,
Niagara Falls, Toronto, Canada,
Washington City, Mount Vernon, and
other points of great interest. The
party is a large and representative
one. BESIDES citizens Of Birmingham,
their daughters'and wives, represen-
tatives Of the wealth and refinement
Of several adjoining States. The ex-
cursion has been arranged by. and
will be under the personal supervis-
ion of Rev. Drs. W. A. Whittle and
p. 7. Hale, two of Birmingham's
most popular and public spirited di.
vines. The party will return home in
about sixteen or eighteen days. So
our friends and neighbOrs will see
that we are boss Of the situation,
while our truly better half is away
sightseeing.
Our citizen Mr.. NJ. V. B. Carey,
having closed out his store at this
place has moved with his family to
Bayou la Batre, Ala. where he will
engage in the mercantile business.
lie has bought the L. d. Laurendine
dwelling ut that place. He has also
bought the schooner Hooper to run in
the Portersville and Bayou la Batre
trade. We regret to lose Mr. Carey
from our town, but hope he will find
hi new location pleasant and bust
ness profitable.
The Gulf Coast Pavilion Co., under
the management Of Lawrence Grant
made its first appearance at the Ope
ra House Wednesday night. 1t wa
ANNOUNCED beforehand that some PEG
pie here had asked for eight comedy.
Well, IL the comedy was not ligh1
enough Wednesday night our people
5 are hard to please. In our opinion il
was about the thinnest thing ever OF
Y the boards here.
Capt. James Smith, proprietor o
: Shippers Exchange, is preparing t.
move to New Orleans to engage Il
: the liquor business. He has offerc
g his property here for sale. The ShiI
pers' Exchange will be kept open ur
y til the 18th Of October, when the |
censc expires. This will then leay
only four liquor saloons in Scranton
u Scranton can boast Of at least sixt
manageable girls, and about a do
: en- fine looking buxum widows. The
are some half dozen nice, gentc
). widowcrs and q few young men
re manageable age, but we need moi
young men who are able and willir
it to take charge of a family.
IL Died, in this place, at three o'clot
o Tuesday, evening, August LIST, O
s, borne Oles, infant son of Mr.. Osborn
and Anna Lyons, aged four mont
70 and three weeks.
The quarantine tug WEIGH, Car
e. ]. G. Delmas. after receiving q ne
rs coat OF paint at the Scranton Sh
n. Yard, left for the Chandelier IslaI
ell Quarantine Station.
'r Mr.. n. G. Richard, Of Messrs. Shi
w man & Richard, wholesale llQu
dealers OF Mobile, was in town
rs Saturday and called at.t1e DEN
CRAT-STAR Office.
Miss Mary Davis, Of Morgan Clt
M La, after a pleasant visit to her GU
" In, Miss Marle Louise Grant, at r
Sagoula, left for home yesterday.
The Farnsw0rth Lumber Com
ny's mill " In full blast, cutting lu
Der for two ocean steamers, VIII
- are to arrive shortly.
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