The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-02-23
w,,od aid fall in the ditch?
There is blood on the moon.

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Win did fall in the ditch?
There is blood on the moon.
oOr town is cursed with the tramp
nuisance.
Tre ship yards have been shut down
for want Of work.
Mr.. II. B. Eyeritt left wednesday
for his farm near Chba' Ala
Mr. ". J. E.. Gerard visited Coden,
Ala, this week on business.
The four months term ofthc scran-
ton public school closes to-day
I'm the 9th inst. a boy baby was
horn to Capt. ana MIS-. Henry Uric.
Mrs. D. Train. of Morgan City, La,
/, visiting friends and relatives here
Rather a wet spell. Our streets as
,.uol. moist, sidewalks good for
ducks.
Some people do hate to part with
money. even If they owe an hencst
DEBT.
Oysters are fat and flne-only thirty
oortc . hundred. opened and delivered
at your house.
The roads since the recent heavy
rains throughout the county are in a
terrible condition.
Mr.. n. II. Woods, a popular cngi-
peer of Birmingham, Ala, is spending
A week here with friends.
Dogs are getting very numerous in
our town. Marshal Browne will have
To thin them out ere long.
Battery B, NJ. N. g., have moved
their quarters from Fireman's hall to
the James Smith building.
Yesterday WIS George Washington's
birtlday-Fcbruary 221-but it was
unobServed generally.
Mr.. Ferdinand i. Walker. of Pasca-
gou!a, has been appointed United
States Commissioner.
An old saw says that the proof OF
the pudding is in the eating. A
homely saying, but a true one.
Messrs. II. Bloomfield and j. Ira
Ford attended United States district
court at Mississippi City this week.
Rev. B, N. Hatch, of Summit, gave
aSplendid talk on Sunday Schools in
the Baptist church Friday night last.
Mrs. 10. Gaudin, of Mobile. piit
a visit to the family Of Mrs. II. S
Rourke, on pascagoula street Sunday.
Last Sunday Father Oliver haptised
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
cent R0s, who was named JOSEPH
Miguel.
Capt. and Mrs. s. II. Buggc's infant
daughter was christened on Sunday
by Rev. &. J. Broders, Theresa Will
enema.
Mr.. Joseph Grisham, a prominen'
tnrpentine and timber merchant 0
Cross Roads, paid us a welcome cal
yesterday.
A prominent real estate owner O
Orange Grove, Miss, offers a large la
Of ground free to any person who vii
build a hotel thereon.
Northern land seekers are in on
town almost every week. They ar
attracted here from what they hav,
read in the DEMoCRAr.STAR.
Mr.. Sam L. Jacobs, a clever youn'
Clerk has gone TO Glencoe, La, t,
accept a position there. Sammie will
De missed by bis many friends here.
what will the town dads do will
'ae pipe and plugs ordered for tn
wafer works, as the well has failed f
pr'orm It's duty-to give forty gal
IONS 10 the minute.
Inc Chance ry court adjourned Sal
u'aay night five minutes before
oclock. The Snyder Russell case cor
,u'nea three days and was decided /
FAVOR of Col. W. R. Syder.
Mr. G. Tcdesco, an Italian, arrive
WIN his family from New lberi;
.a'' Tuesday and rented the Darru
s'ore and dwelling, where he will cor
pact a fruit stand, etc,
'o"'c mean person brOkcthe lock {
eap', T. i. Peterson's stable Tuesda
n'su' and took his mare out and rod
.er 70 Pascagoula. The mare wa
found next day without her brldi,
sucl rascals deserve a load-of bucl
shot. "
s "essrs' !. d. Boutwell, and j. Blacl
s S prominent merchants of Dl,,
sp''nss' Fla, were in town this wccl
, rs' = view to embarkfng in the me
,, %l' 9. pankey returned last sa
s suss from Holly Springs, at whic
iossl ae attended the Masonic Gran
N, N.Y., ana also visited his brother
Tenn. '' ~ oau'souf
l. .sm Doone, Of Mobile, the vel
ts ~s =, wllskcy drummer, was /
4 d.,'s week. He Is never arm
s !. TX. NE kind Of liquor he seIl
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