The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-05-18

On Wednesday we had a pleasant
visit from Capt. Alex Wynne, ex-
Mayor Of Beaumont, Texas, and editor
OF the Enterprise of that city. His
wife Capt. joel accompanies him.
They are the guests of Mr.. 9. II. AL
ley, on Ker street. The captain in
forms us that he has purchased an
orange grove in Florida, and will re-
tire from the newspaper business and
spend the remainder of his days in the
culture of the golden fruit.
1t is a safe rule to take advertising
as you would medicine-wlen you
need it. Advertising is the only med
icine for sick business, but it must be
good quality, just as medicine must
be good to do good.
Rev. L. n. Brock, assisted by Rev.
l.. +. Tull, of Long Beach, commenced
a series Of meetings at the Baptist
church Sunday night. The meetings
are we'll attended and considerable in
terest is manifested. The good work
will continue during the week.
DR.. Nathan G.. Smith, of Grand
Rapids, Michigan, is in town, and in
an interview with the doctor we
learned that Il colony of forty Hol-
landers will arrive shortly and settle
on some lands set apart near Orange
Grove.
The baseball game Wednesday even
ing last was very exciting and a large
crowd witnessed the game. 1t seems
that the married men have caught
the baseball infection. The following
is the score: scranton Blues. q
Marrld Men, 5.
The candidate who expects to ignore
the Press and be elected is reckoning
without his host. He is going to get
left. Mark our word for 1T.
The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
meet Tuesday for the purpose of con
sidering the proposition of Messrs
Y. II. Lewis and DeJean y Mitchell tt
establish a wharf at the foot Of krebs
avenue. On Wednesday to grant The
liouor license of Mcssrs. b. }. Jant
and J.. A. Miller.
Circuit Court for this county vii
convene at tins place on Monday, 2Stl
inst.
Children's sociablc and candy stew
to be given at the residence OF Mrs
II. Cole, Saturday, May 10th, at 3, p
m. Admission 8 cents; candy free
Other refreshments TO he sold. Amuse
ments of different kinds.
+ The ball of the Scranton Blues base
ball club took place Wednesday nigh
at Odd Fellows Hall. There was no
a very large crowd in attendance, bu
+ those present had a most enjoyable
l time.
: Thanks to Mrs. J. III. Turner for
large beautiful bouquet OF rare ant
$ fragrant flowers from her garden nea
I Moss Point.
Scranton will soon have anothe
beef market house. In order to sur
I port the three our people will have t.
I cat less mullet and more beef.
Rev. d. o. Bycrs will preach in tn
' Presbyterian church Sunday at
o'clock, p. IN. All cordially invited.
Z Services in the Lutheran churc
. Sunday at 7:45, p. m. All are wei
come.
On Tuesday last the infant of Nj
and Mrs. +. z. Scarcllff departed thi
y life.
l. China wnman alice samee Mclica
n woman in fashion.
Miss Theresa Pncger, a popula
young lady of Grand Bay, Ala, is vi,
iting the Misses Rolls on CAVITY stree
< Popular John Crepshaw, of Pasc;
d goula, is or a visit to his mother q
G Bayou la Batrc, Ala.
Mr.. j. +. Casanova attended I'll
a funeral of his father, who died |
New Orleans on Tuesday.
SherwO0d's Youth Band of negl
d orphan boys of Petersburg, Va, pc
G formed at Odd Fellows Opera Hous
Monday night. The little band is
O musical wonder.
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