The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-06-02

NV g"cs' VI 'Hc Co''ugc ny tHc Sca,
at P~ascagoula. lie Is here to cuioy
the sport OF fishing, bathing and re-
creation.
Mrs. VIM. George and daughter,
Miss Mary Ann, of p~ascagoIla, left
Friday for Wichita, Texas, Capt.
George going with them AS far as
New Orleans.
I'll" r~ilizrms cf Basin, y quiet set
Element in the northern portion of
this county, want a good. sober ply
sician. a middle aged man witt, II
family preferred.
Mr.. W. NJ. CAVITY and family re-
turned hnms from IIcaliHg Springs
Ala "Wednesday, and we are glad To
lea II Mr.. CAVITY is improved some
what in health.
1.-The grand jury, after doing a
splendid weeks work, adjourned Sat-
urdav tor the term. Their action will
NJ doubt had 4 saluiary effect oil the
evil dOrrs OF his county.
--.Col. j. Bots Drason, Of lIattics-
burg, Miss, attended Court this week.
Col. Deamn formerly lived al Ocean
Springs. in this county, and has many
old friends who are glad to greet
him..
-Mcssrs. 7. NJ. Evans and II. l..
l%Iullirl will 90 to the Supreme Court
with the bond case of Capt. James
Smith. After tins it will not be an
easy matter to get security on whisky
bonds.
Mr. Robert Wrstrrhrrg has pur.
chased the blacksmith shop of Mr.. f..
Norton, and win shortly turn the
building into Il livery stable Bob is
an entcrpri'ing and lively fellow and
deserves s>cccss.
Nessrs. Hunter, Heun & Co. loaded
the steamer Darlington with Overcome
million and Il halt feet Of lumber.
which is the largest cargo even ship
ped from Horn Island. The Darling
ton is about ready for sra.
.--Col. Il. Seal, Of Mississippi City,
the neSior of the Sea Coast bar, paid
the Dem ,CRAr STAR office a pleasant
visit on saturday. W. were glad TO
see that our old and esteemed friend
was looking we'll, aud bid fair TO he
with us for many years more.
Deputy Sheriff &. ~. Moore lett
Wednesday morning with James q.
Smith and Charles Tayrrt. sentenced
to- the orni,cniiarv tor 20 years each
for assault with in,cnl I, kill Mr..
JOSEPH, Cook. There are morSlo fol-
low.
Capt. Vn!nnv Brown, formerly
proprietor 1T the Sbranton Hotel and
Exchange, has ,li-p 'scd of his intr'-
r,l ia the concern aud now resides
quietly at his seaside home at Pascal
goula. Mr.. J. ~. Miller Is in control
of the Hotel and Exchange.
DR.. W. A. Cox, the druggist, kept
is soda fountain closed on Sunday
last. District Attorney Neville is of
the opinion that to sell soda alter "r
ANYTHING else by druystorcs on Sum
day. except drugs and medicines i a
clear violation Of the Sunday law.
Therefore, DR.. Cox Will not sell soda
water ar cigars hereafter ~ Sunday
Tie motion of Mcssrs. ii. j.
Evcri,t and W. A. White, counsel
for Willie Clark. for a new trial IN
tn case, was n%vcrrmlcl bv the Judge,
They take Al appeal 10 the Supreme
Court of the State. The Supreme
Court takes up tire docket If this dis.
trict ia February next, therefore,
Willie Clark will remain here in Jail
until the ease i, decided by the
Court.
MIR. Richard II. Burton. formerly
of Harrison County, but for the past
two wears a citizen Of tins county,
gave Us II call Wednesday last. Mr..
Burton !. AN applicant for Timber
Agcn; of the United States Govern
mrnt for this district, composed "i
Louisiana and Mississippi. lie Is a
, Democrat true aud tried and comes
here with many endorsements" i Com
grnssmcn, Supreme Court Judges and
the Governor of Louisiana.
The wool clip this year in ,hi'
county is rs large as last year, bnI
the price paid for II by hnvrrs II
New Orleans and Mobile is only |!
cents per pound. We have known
wool several years ago to sell for 81
cents, at tlm", too, when stock
sheep were ~ 80 a head, now the,
sell readily II $3, and lambs 81,
r months old at III Il head.
|, Mr.. q. p. Barnes, who lives nca'
nNthc county poor house, just outside
1 6 the corporation ct Scranton, in
| forv,s Us that almost every night he i
disilEbcd bv drunken men and wa
men, ~l,o stop right IN front Of hi
n hs',sc ahl'tirc guns, and at The sam
# time usins the mn-i obscene Language
ever cmeiatrl from the mnUtl