The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-06-29

stop your talN'ns' u.a,r
rIme to register expires on '''' OF"
| Of July. AoOs oro nlen-
| tirul now
| 9Th Of July H., r,o
| cEr-SrAR office
The "%galorious' Fourth OF 'uly w''l
.nlobrated by a few of our people
rno ,up Lewis Penoyer is receiving
.,n'jrs on the New Venice ship ways.
A. @. W. Mcclure, a prominent
,,,hile elothier, and family are guests
ofthe r~ascagoula hotel
Rev. D. @. Byers will preach in the
PRESBYTERIAN church next Sunday at
~ m, All are cordially invited.
NJ, ]. O. Theard and family, of
Nav orleans, will arrive tomorrow
to spend the summer at faseagouia'
Mr. Eugene Shell and Mr.. Albert
ol.o, Of Grand Bay, Ala, were
mests Of Mrs. Don Davis last week.
1ndge A. G.. Mayors, of Brandon,
,,.er spending a few days on the coast
risi,iog relatives, left Monday for
home.
Miss Zelda Orlean Baptiste returned
IA her home AT p%ascagoula last Satur-
DAY, attending a session OF schoo' at
Mobile.
Messrs. Smith Bros, of this place,
have established marine ways on the
river adjoining Capt. Jno. rosters
factory.
Mrs.. +. W. O'Conncll is having a
wharf and bath house built in front
ot her elegant villa, "The Oaks" at
pascagonla.
The kitchen of Mrs. NJ. e. Chanter-
aut's large cottage on the beach at
pascagoula caught fire last Saturd ay.
Damage Slight.
We believe in supporting home in
st%itntions and we practice what we
preach. Can many of the citizens OF
Scranton say as much?
1t is said there will be a mass meet
jng on the 4th of July at Antioch
church, near Vancleave in this county,
to organize a third party movement.
There Will be a garden party at the
residence of the Misses Bowman on the
riverside, Tuesday night, July Sd, for
the benefit of the Presbyterian church.
Admission, 10 cents.
Mr.. Nathan N. King, of Fort Bayou,
was in town Monday. He reports
very light rains in his neighborhoOd.
He says charcoal is selling at s and IL
cents a barrel, consequently the coal
burners are in Strengthened circum'
stances.
Our entcrprising sheriff, Mr.. Frank
II. Lewis, has supplied the jury boxes
at the county court house with forty
eight revolving chairs. This Is a Ions
felt want and will afford the juror
more comfort and better sleeping
facilities.
Mr.. John O'Brien, a native o
Quebec, Canada, died at the Chart.
Hospital in New Orleans on Friday
June Is. 1894. Mr.. O'Brien was for
mcrly a clerk here in the employ 0
Mr.. G. Flanagan. He leaves fou
orphan children, who are being care
for by the good sisters Of the Conven
|of Perpetual Alteration of this place
Mr.. Homer Hall, of Bayou Casotte
who was jailed last week, charge
with being too flip with a certain ga
young widow, stepped out of Jail las
Monday a free man again. He ha
promised TO contribute to the supper
of the widow and her accident wher
ever he is able. But our advice t
you, Homer, is to "beware OF the vic
ders'' in future.
A good photograph of your wifi,
your children, yourself, or of you
sweetheart IS one of the most cOmfor
ing things to have about you whe
those dear ones have gone on a Wis
to friends and relatives at a distanc
Take time by the forelock, and haV
your picture taken now by Miss Flo
ence Morrow. Nothing but first-cla
work done.
Last Monday the following DO.
were tried before Mayor NJ. c. Allmt
on the charge of malicious mischie
Oscar Morlet, George Altman, Prize
White, Willie Hughes, Charl
Mooney, Walter Lindinger and Gcor,
%Barnhurst. On the I'D inst. sever
excursion trains passed through TOW
and these young kids threw missil
ihto the cars at the passengers. Tn
plead guilty and were sentenced, Il
smaller boys to three days and t
larger ones to Ave days on the street
rake warning, boys, and don't do
any more.
Marshal Browne has the train d.
'urpers pulling weeds from the sic
walks and bitches. The boys ia.
'"elr medicine freely, but II the may
gets another wllack at. them the SC
fence will be more severe. Boys, ia
warning.
MIS- Leopold MERCER, son a
0aughters, Of New Orleans, are mic,
q"artered for the summer at the G