The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-08-18

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female book agent who tips the
sc,,es At $50 WIS in town the other 6
day. =
Mrs. ]. A. Miller and son Roy, re- 5
turned Wednesday from a Visit
North,
Look out for baaglars. Keep yonf
little gun loaded ana ready for their
coming.
Mrs. p. X. Mayors is expected home
to-day or Saturday from her northern
trip.
Miss Mamie Barry, of New Orleans.
IS visiting Miss Matte George, at
p~ascagoula.
Misses May Roux and Mary Rlby'
of New Orleans, are visiting Miss An
tonic Ripol.
Mrs. Tida Rabby, representing
Christian & Crafts Grocery Co., was
in town this week.
The Mobile Register OF Tuesday
last says Mrs tnrdevant lett Monuay
night for st. Louis.
Mrs. S. u. Perkins, of Mobile, is on
visit to her daughter, Mrs. John +.
Baptiste at pascagoula.
We are willing to receive gold, sill
ycr or g~rcenbacks in payment for dues
to the DEMoCRAT-STAn.
Rev. J. O. Green will preach Sun-
day night in the Baptist Church. Ser
vices commenrN It so'clock.
Mr.. J.. S. PortS, the genial bridge
tender. leaves for Chicago on Monday
next TO take in the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. C. j. Broders, after an alb
scnce of two months, with her parents
in St. LOUIS, returned home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. ]. II. Rolls, the popular pro-
prietor OF the ''Sweet Gum Ex-
change at Pascagoula, visited Mobile
last Monday.
Mr.. O. A. Johnson, the blacksmith,
has had IA new shop built in place OF
the old one, which improves the APP
pearance of his corner.
Something ''drapped"" heavy ou
East Dclmas Avenue the other day,
and there is trouble brewing. We
will sec what We will sec.
The Snyder-R Russell case did not
come up in the Cllancery Court this
week, but will be tried at a specil
term OF the court in October.
Can't. r. d. Smith left on Monda,
for Hampdcn, Maine, where he vii
visit his brother at their old home
lie has not been there for II years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hunter ant
children, and Mr.. A. Hunter an'
wife, of Mobile, are sojourning at til
Cottage-by-thc-Sea, at Pascagoula.
During last week the P~ascagoul
Ice Co.'S factory turned out l5O,0O
pounds of ice. Their capacity will b
increased to douswe that qaantlt
next season.
Chanccry Court opened Monday at
o'clock p. M, Hon. w. 7. Houston
Chancellor, presiding. There seem
to be considerable business, whit
will require the entire week tod
pose of it, 4eF
~ The interior ofthat popular hoste
ry, the Scanton Hotel, has just bet
tastefully painted and papered. M
LA. Miller, the afable proprietor.
giving entire satisfaction to his nul
erous guests.
Charley Wilcox, the practical hoI
sheer and blacksmith, left Wedn'
day night for Mobile, with his fami
tools, furniture, etc. Ask his neip
bors why he left SO suddenly, a
they will tell you.
Besides the local bar in attcndal
on Chancary Court the following
notice: II. seal, Il. j. Bowers, w.
Evans, Jr., W. II. Maybin, Ell
Henderson, A. Mortimer Dahlgr
Gen. Thos. ), Ford, +. A. McWil
), II. King.
The Pensacola refugees were 5
to Round Island quarantine staff
although there was considerable
about In. No exceptions were nj
Us TO race, color, or previous col
ton, and not a gun fred, nor a ful
al note hear!
The DEMocRAT.STAn ONCE is I,
Ing out some ~ tlne Job Printing
can be done thIs side u Chicago. ]
material, good and fast runr
presses and f~rst-clnss job print
Try tho old reliable DsAQGxAT-S
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