The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-12-15
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The deyll will get some people for
Nlns.,. a~,,r.aret1 'srttsas' i'ts -
Keep your gun loaded-burglars
around.
The roof of the court house is being
repaired.
No law ~forT&icle liglts-kcep to
the right.
Our side walks are NIT as good as
the middle Of the streets.
Messrs. Mead Bros saw mill was
started running last week.
Mrs. ]. P. CLAYTON and Mrs. p. X.
Mayers visited Mobile this week.
Mr.. Jim Byrd Pickett, one OF our
c'ever young gentlemen, is clerking at
W. NJ. Canty's.
Rev. D. O. Rycrs will preach in the
Presbyterian Church Sunday mt $50
7, m. All cordially invited.
Deposit your mohey in the Scranton
State bank, or you may be robbed.
These are tlcklish times, you know.
Rev. J. ]. Green, OF Brookhaven.
will preach in the Baptist Church
Sunday night at 7:l5. All cordially
invited.
The work of rebuilding the Luth-
eran Churcl, is nearing an end. When
finished it will be a handsome and ar.
tistic edihce.
Sheriff Florian Seal and wife, of
Harris, " county, were on a visit of
several days to the family of Mr. +.
Walker, of Pascagoula.
Mr.. ]. s. Otis, of Logtown, WIS here
and at Moss Point Wednesday. on a
business tNlI H. reports the lumber
business goo rat his place.
Messrs. r. J.. Jane. r.. Wash Vinet
AMI J. A. Miller spent a couple of days
camping on Greenwood Island. An
excellent time, they report.
Capt. Fred Rcttig. of Mobile. Assis-
tant U. S. Engineer, Is looking after
the work on the Government Steam
boat Sipsey, on Blanchard's ways.
Merchants and business men oil
Ocean Springs can have their order.
promptly filled for all descriptions o.
Job Printing hy sending to the DEMO
CRAT-STAR Office Scranton.
Mr.. j. NJ. Williamson, Deputy U. S,
Marshal, was In town Friday ant
Saturday last. Josh is looking flint
and fat since he retired from thu
newspaper business.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. L j. Lar.
sen, Dec. 9th, a daughter; to Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Ros, Dec. 9th, II son
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Greer, of Pas
%cagoula, Dec. 10th, a son.
Hon. J. +. Sessions, State Railroad
Commissioner, in company with Mr.
Chas. Marshall, Superintendent Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad, was her,
Friday, on a visit of inspection.
Our much-bcloycd motler-in-lay
sent us a bucket Of butter and sever
al yards Of nice chittlings Saturday
We are living high now, at least a
long as the meal, potatoes and chit
things last. M
Mr.. Henry QeAser, Jr., Of Mos
Point, knowin9lNg Aat rural editors ne,
cr had much to cat, left a sack OF hi
line sweet meal, manufactured at hi
grist mill, at our Office on Saturda
last. Such favors are always apprec
ated by the editor Of the DENOCRA1
STAR.
Last Tuesday evening the concel
given for the benefit OF the Catholj
Church took place at Odd Fellow
ltall. 1t was a most enjoyable ente
tainment, a bountiful supply Of r
lreshments were tastcfully served |
Tile ladies, and taking IL all In all,
was 4 success.
Mr.. G. D. Smalley, Of Grand Ba,
Ala'' was in town Saturday with
wagon load of po.ltOcs-the Pcruvia
yam and the General Grant var
wy He kindly left a mess or two
.!lese excellent roots for us to tr
we found them very nice, the best '
nave had this season.
Mr. Gus Larsen met with a paint
ao''oent about two weeks ago viii
a. work on Mr.. Geo. s. Leatherbur,
place. Cross Roads. He cut his le
suee with a Ratchet, inhicting
Sss wound. He was brought
.aanton Wednesday for medical ;
~u',on which he will receive at |
0'uS'n's residence on Canty street.
Last Friday morning about 8 o'clo
~ salc at Mr.. G. H. Alley'sstore "
Svwn open and riAed Of $500. T
= ss'sIar got In the store BY prying {
w. sne side deAs leading into t
.slo, and wcn&cstut the work Ii
ss'.s,E . The tools left were t,
s,s 'ss's and a~carpenter's brace. s.
To., u. Tue nelghbors heard the
! sOA out suspected nothing OF wi
dav vsa The drawer was n,
i,s,. .Uund oy Tom Walker under