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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-27
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCAL NEWS.

Don't forget that the Jackson coun-
ty Sunday School Convention meets
here In the Methodist church next
Sunday.
The family Of Hon. Geo. W. Davis,
accompanied by Elder l.. n. Brock
and his bright little son, Paul, Of Moss
Point, spent a very pleasant day last
Saturday angling for the flnny tribe
in the waters of beautiful little Davis
bayou.
Mr.. John A. Suffer has removed his
artesian well apparatus to Biloxi,
where he is boring Il well for the BIZ
loxi Ice Go.
Editor Geo. W. Wilkes, of the BIZ
loxi Herald, was in town last week.
Arrivals at Ocean Springs Hotel-Ilerher
Holmes. G. q. Douglas and family, Mobile
g. Muller and family, I. Delamp and family
J. X. bennett and family, Peter Farrell ant
family, W. a. Mysing and family, ID. Ere,
Turney and family. Capt. Ugland and family
Miss Carrie Mirrick, WV. Mangum and fam
lily. New Orleans; AS Cowan, Jr., Birming
ham, Ala; Geo. Marks and family, Mont
gomcry, Ala; Miss Fannie Lockett. Mont
gonery. Ala; Miss Annie Laurie billiard; Ga.
Miss Ruby Curry, Galveston, Texas; W.. "
Worthy and family. Ethel, La; Father An
tLoDy Peters. Canada,
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MIR. PERCY X. CLARK KILLED At HORN
ISLAND HARDOR.

Last Tuesday morning a t6;30 o'clock
Mr.. Percy II. Clark, of Pascagoula, a
young bayman aged p years, was in
%stantly killed while at work on the
lumber barge St.John that was loading
the iron steamship Beatrice. Percy was
hooking lumber with a fellow work
man in the forward part of helighter
while Jack Hogan and another man
hooked on a bundle Of deals and gave
the winchman the signal to hoist
away. The mass 0 flumber rose In the
air, and the men seeing Clark's peril
Gus position called out to him to stoop,
but he seemed to lose his presence of
mind and stood still holding his hands
before his face as though to ward OH
the blow that knocked him across the
barge against the iron sides OF the
steamship, crushing his skull horribly.
james Walker caught his body as 1t
fell in the water and dragged it on
deck. Clark died without a struggle.
Judge Clias, e. Chidscy summoned a
cOroner's jury aud left the same morn
ing on the tug Native for the scene OF
the accident. The jury, after hearing
the evidence Of eye-witnesscs, gave a
verdict of accidental death.
The body was brought to his moth
cr's home and placed ina colin, where
a large number of relatives and
friends viewed il. The funeral took
place Wednesday morning at 9o'clock,
proceeding to the Catholic cemetery.
Rev. G. j. Brodcrs, Lutheran, per-
formed the last sad rites. Our deep.
est s%ympathics are extended to the
bereaved mother and relatives in theil
sad affection.
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Capt. S. II. Thompson and a number
Of other prominent yachtmen from
here will leave this friday evening
on the steam tug Native for Wave
land to attend the grand Regatta
there Saturday. Capt. Thompson will
enter his boat, the Teaser, IN the race.
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SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Meets al Ocean Springs July 20, 1894,
AT 3 p. n.

Devotional exercises.
Address of Welcone-Rev. %. T..
IRELAND.
Discussion of topic: ACCESSIBILITY
Of Organizing Coast Sunday School
Convention.
7.30 p. NJ.
Reading Scriptures.
Prayer-Rev. W. G. West.
Song-C0ronation.
Address-Rev. RObt. Selby.
Reading-Mrs. O'Nelli and Breland.
Music.
Essay--Miss Susie Vaughan.
Music.
Recitation-Miss Mamie Denny.
c. K. ROE, President.
c. II. WOOD, Secretary.
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Jackson County School Board.

At regular meeting of the School
Board of Jackson county, held at the
court house in Scranton, July 10th,
there were present II. L. Howe,
County Superintendent, L.. ). ward,
r. C. Galloway and S. Beaugez.
BY order Of the Board white school
was established to embrace the same
sections included in the colored school
district Of West Pa%scagoula.
A new school district was estab'
lished, known as the Bell School In 1.-THE
Tanner neighborhood.
On motion d. d. Cowan was APP
pointed one of the assistants to exam
inc public school teachers.
Tie following schools were ordered
to be taught during the Scholastic
year Of 1894 and 1885:
WHITE SCHOOLS.
Cross Roads. Basin, Pine Level, Sun
flower. Wards, Moifett's, HOwclTs,
Rogers. Salem, Ely's Oak Grove, Cas-
well Springs. Bell, Tanners Jones,
Roberts. Big Point. Robinson,s. VIII
liams', Zion, Moss Point, WOODS,
Orange Grove, Bayou Cas0tte, Scran-
ton. Jeff Ravens, Mt. Pleasant. Eben-
ezer. Vanclcave, Martin, Bellefount-
aine, Fort Bayou, Fruitland, Ocean
Springs, Big Ridge, Shaw Ridge, Dog
wood Point, Sweetwater, Byrd's,
Berry's, Red Hill, Bonney's, Whiting
ton.
COLoEED SCHOOLS.
White Greek, Cedar Creek, Davis
Chapel, Randall's Ferry, Moss Point.
Scranton. West Pascagoula, Blum
Greek, Ocean Springs, Fairley's.
There being no further business the
Board adjourned.
II. L. HOWE, President.
S. BEAUaEZ, Secretary.
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to the D~EMocRAT-sTAR Office. Scranton, Mss
We are panied to report the serious
Illness Of Mrs. W. r. Summons. Her
friends wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr.W. II. Maybin, Of Biloxi, was in
town Monday.
st. Anthony Catholic school eXhi-
bition took place at Fireman's Hall
Monday night. The plays and elocu-
tionary exercises Of the children were
very well rendered.
DR.. f. j. Vaughan visited New
Orleans this week. -
Misses Mamie Morris andy. Spencer,
of Moss Point. visited Mrs. Geo. W,
O'Neill this week.
Our town can boast Of some beauti-
full girls.
Mrs. Eugene Sanders and daughter,
of New Orleans, are on a visit to Mrs.
A. A. Staples.
Mrs. J. Bagley has returned to her
home in San Francisco, Cal.
Rev. Father Won Waesburg enter
tanned the following friends last
week: Rev. Father f., X. Coupons,
of st. Theresa church, Reys. A. Dros-
saerts and J. Ricter, of st. Vincent dc
Paul church, Rev. A. Van de Bit, OF
St. Peter and Paul church, RevAA.
J%anssens of st. Louis Cathedral, New
Orleans, and Very Rev. Louis Vally,
OF Meridian.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ramsay are Wis
iting friends here.
:. The garden party given at Ocear
: Springs Hotel grounds By the Youth.
p Dramatic Club, was IL grand success
The grounds were brilliantly lighted
THE Cornet Band furnished sweet
music.
Married On Thursday, July 10
1894, at the residence of the bride
S parents, Fort Bayou, by Judge j. b
Wigginton, Mr., ROBERT B. ALLEY, o
Scranton, and Miss LAURA A. SEY
MoUR. were united in matrimony.
y, Mr.. c. Capers, our efficient night OF
orator, spent Monday in New Orleans
Miss Ora Lewis, of Nashville Tenn
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. A
A. Staples.
Our town is filing up with summe
visitors.
Up DR.. II. Shannon is shipping pears !
car load lots to Cincinnati.
is Col. William Sigerson, the famou
le strawberry king, paid a business Wis
re to New Orleans last week.
The new Masonic hall is progress
III ing rapidly, under the supervision
Mr.. /. n. Bradford, the builder.
Hon. A. NJ. Dahlgren paid our tow
a pleasant visit Monday.
Mrs. w. D. Bullock spent Tuesdi
=. in Mobile.
O.. The anniversary of Ocean Sprin
n, Fire Co. No. | will be celebrated
~ August 18th, by a grand street para
" and ball at night. M
Mr.. VIM. Lozenzen left for New c
a. leans Monday night, being called
go the bedside Of his nephew, who
r. very Ill.
Mrs. Geo. w. Davis and Misses S
n die and Georgia Davis left on Tucsd
for a weeks visit to relatives at RAJ
IA say, Miss.
Mr.. Chas. Patten, of Biloxi, was
visitor here on Monday.
Mr.. L. N. Bradford took a flyiI
We business trip to Mobile last week.
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VANCLEAvE ITEMS.

Ho! for Bluff Creek, the land for
Vaughan's Clover Honey. Call on
r. G. Ruble for a supply;
Call on that courteous old prince of
merchants, VIM. Martin for a speci-
mcn of Vaughan's Glover Honey.
See the Woodman that u the earli-
est to get the choice Of cuts OF
Vaughan's Glover Honey.
Call and try Brother Broadus, who
is always ut the the front II anything
as good as Vaughan's Clover Honey is
In reach of money.
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We understand that on the recent
excursions from here to tho Islands
there was Il good deal of lol~ly-gagging
INDUCED in between the ladies and
men, which is certainly very disgust
ing to nice and refined people. IL Is
To be hopcd it will never occur again.
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no! rOR TIE DEMoCRi TIC
Mass Meeting at Mississippi city Saturday,
August 4, 1884,

The steamer Capt. Fritz will take
passengers to Mississippi City sand
return, including two meals for round
trip on Saturday morning Ang. 4, 1894.
Leaves Moss Point at 5 o'clock a. m, ;
Scranton at 8 o'clock a. m. Passen-
gers from Pascagoula can board the
steamer at Dclmas' wharf, Scranton.
FRITZ LIENHARD, Master.
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Milk Cow for Sale,

The owner having more than he
needs, offers for sale a young COW
with her first calf, yielding now one
gallon and Il half of milk per day. The
cow is gentle and the calf is a heifel
and part Jersey.
For further particulars apply at
DEMOCRAT-STAR Office.
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No Cards.

In Scranton, Miss. Friday, July 20, 1894, by
Judge Chas. +. Chidsey, Mr.. jules Dr.
VERNEY and Miss KATE FAYARD, both of
Biloxi.
The couple called Judge Chidsey out of his
bed at ll:5O p. m. to perform the ceremony.
The bride was elegantly attired in a calico
mother Hubbard belted down. The happy
couple after the ceremony repaired to the depot
and waited for the southbound 4:l9 a. M. train
for Biloxi.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Local Notices inserted under this head are
charged for at the rate OF 10 cents per
line for each insertion.
GO TO THE BARGAIN MAN

GO TO THE BARGAIN NAM
MOTH STORE OF DEJEAN AND
MITCHELL.
Mason's fruit jars at Roberts an d
March's corner grocery.
The genuine pushing out sale at,
Nix's must bring in the cash during
the coming week. Go early, get your
pick and avoid the rush.
The assortment was so large at Nix's
that in order to close out his present
stock and make shelf room for new
goods that soon must cone, he has
slashed the original figures regardless
of profit.
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Thursday night last Mr.. G.. L. Bre-
land, successor to G. II. North, of the
Seaman's Home, Pascagoula, skipped
by the light Of the moon for parts I'M
known, leaving one Of our merchants
to dance to the tune of $s5 for grocer
les and several others to mourn his
departure.
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JUSTICE Court. - Hon. Chas. j..
Chidsey presiding. The following
cases we're disposed of this week !:
Harry Harold, a sailor, fighting and
using profanc language, fined s. and
costs, total 1926. Bebe Lawrence,
COL, cursing in public place, fined $3.50.
Elizabeth Martin, Jennette Lawrence
and Lizzie Jones, col, assault and
battery. fined IS. 80 each.
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UUello. p. X! Hello !"

"Well what can we do for YOU"
"Will you call the attention OF the
Board Of Mayor aud Aldermen to the
necessity of having the streets lighted,
especially these dark nights? was re-
turning home one night this week ana
stumbled over a COW on the sidewalk
in front of Gerard's store. There is
considerable kicking about the towns
money being all spent on the artesian
well.
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MAYORS CouRT.-Hon. M. G. ALI
man, presiding. The following cases
were disposed of this week Sam
Patrick, tourious driving, fined So and
costs : total 80. 40. John james, same,
fined s. and costs total $l0.S0.
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viii be given at the residence of
Mrs. &. Flanagan, OF the river front,
Thursday evening, Aug, ,, 1894, for the
benefit of the four orphan children OF
the late John O'Brien. Gate Prize
A Handsome Quilt. Help the or
nhanS.
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"IIello, Captain Mayors !"
"Ah. there, PascayOula !"

"This is Volney Brown. The whole
front on the east end Is open. We
have just finished the two bridges
over Baptiste bayou and Maurice
gully. Our beautiful seaside resort Is
on a boom and is crowded with sum-
mer visitors. So long"
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Moss POINT DEPARTMENT..
l'OstUfiice and Mails.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE op MAILS.

From ScTdaton-Arrives ut go I'm. and
lis d. IN. and 800 p m. Departs ut
10 It. M; i:ti p. IN. aud AS p. u.
LedkesriHe R0ute--ArrIyes every day
except Sunday at lilo a. N. Departs
same day at | p. m.
u r. CASTANERA- p NJ.
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). h. C%ASTANERA. P. NJ
Churches.

MErHoDIsT-Rev. T. W. Adams. pastor,
Preaching every Sunday. rrayer-m.eting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsBYrERiAN-I,ey. u. .. Hycrs. pastor.
Preaching every sunday. Experimenting
every Wednesday night.
BAPTisT-Eld. l.. n. Brock, pastor. Preach
Ing every first and third sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
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Prices Reduced

1t seems impossible, h%utthat's what
has been done at Nix's. Prices re-
duced on dry goods, clothing, boots,
shoes, hats, caps, etc. .
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MARRIED.

At the residence of Mr.. Thomas Z. Ramsay,
is Jackson county. Miss, on Wednesday, July
Is, 1894, by Rev. T.. Scarborough, Mr.. ALFRED
RAMSAY and Miss ELIZA HOLLAND.
No Cards.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered from
Various Sources.

Not much sickness.
All quiet at ''Buncomb."
Plenty of fresh beef and ice in town.
lie reports things progressing $50
So"
Mr.. C. II. Wood visited Mobile this
week,
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Watkins has returned
home.
Mrs. J. L. Dantzler returned from
Biloxi Tuesday.
Mr.. G. W. Cowley has gone to Stat
ford Springs for his health.
Mr.. ALI. Y. Dantzler left Wednesday
for White Sulphur Springs, Va.
Lumber is still at very low prices.
Tue price is getting no better fast.
Miss Eta Lambert, of Mobile, is
visiting the family of DR.. G. X. Roe.
Stewart has just received a fresh
supply of turnlp and rutabaga seeds.
22-3t
Mrs. B. S. Stafford, of Mobile, il
visiting the family Of Mr.. j. +. Pal
mas.
Miss Edna Ballentyne, of Mobile, i
visiting the family of Mr.. ii. Z
Walker.
The young people enjoyed a rid
Tuesday night on the steam tug Vic
tor to Horn Island.
The steamer Capt. Fritz arrives
Monday from New Orleans with mel
chandise for our merchants.
Miss Emma Hand, after a fly
months stay in Chicago, returned Sur
day looking in splendid health.
Some of our young men are awful
struck on some Of the angels that the
met at Sea Shore Camp Ground.
A drift of 1870 logs, from the Chick
sahay river arrived at the l.. \
Dantzler Lumber Co.'s mills tn.
week.
Miss Irene lizard, of Meridian, an
Rev. Thomas Carter, of New Orlean
are the guests of the family Of Mr.. ]
N. Dantzler.
Mr.. Joe Denmark, one of our oldes
citizens, has just returned from II
Kelley Institute, completely cured
y the opium habit.
There will be preaching at the Ba
list church next Sunday mornin
Subject: cone Baptism" No preac
ing at night.
The juvenile members of the Turk
Club spent a most delightful eyeniI
y at the residence of Mr.. c. II. Wood
Tuesday evening last.
The Bingham Memorial Socie
" meets Sunday at 4 o'clock at the Pr
IT byterian church. A good attendan
VI is requested and an interesting p'
is gram promised.
y. The Juvenile Missionary meet
was postponed on account of rain I
py will be held at the Methodist chul
W next Sabbath at $3.50 O'clock. All
invited to attend.
1t is said that some ofthe boys FRI
here who visited the Sea Shore Cal
10 Ground last week got caught PLAY
,d craps. They begged off and were l
~ punished this time.
is The following vessels are loading
r. the L. N. Dantzler Lumber CO.. m
is this week: Louise Hastings, W
1870, 600 feet of lumber for Key We
L: A. Edwards, with 10000 feet
lumber for Vera Cruz.
w. Denny s. Co.'S planning M
which had been idle for some til
was started up Tuesday to get ou'
special order of lumber for M. A. d
& Sons, to be made into boxes
their Perfect Fire Kinder.
Program for next of the Hypath'
Society at the residence of of
Fred Herrin:
p;,o.,hv Miss Mamie Mo
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sg-spECIAL NoTICE-Any news items
left at the drug stores OF Geo. W. oNeili and
Herman Mil, will be promptly communicated
TO the DEMoCRAT-SFAR office. Scranton, Miss.
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rev. J. 4. HAWTHORNE.
PREACHER

Yello ABOUT A GReAT HGMGov.
~ am free from eatarrh. believe that I
could get a certificate TO this effect from any
competent physician. have used no medi.
cine except Kings. Royal Germetuer. My
health Is better than II has been In thirty years.
The effects Of this remedy upon my wife have
been even more signal and wonderful. She
has been almost an invalid from nervous head.
ache, neuralgia and rheumatism. In period
Of thirty years she has scarcely had a days
exemption from pain. A moro complete trans.
formation l have never witnessed. Every
symptom Of disease has disappeared. She
appears to be twenty years Younger, and -
as happy and playful as q healthy child. We
have persuaded many Of our friends TO take
The medicine and the testimony Of all Of them
Is that Il is q great remedy.
In. HAWTHORNE,
Pastor First Baptist Church, Atlanta, Ga
100, 0 for $500 Sold by Druggists.
s,mc's sovAI eraMryvte co.. AvLANrA. "a.
For sale by DR.. W. A. COX, Scranton
and J.W. STEWART, Moss Point.
Feb. l6 1891, SLY
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m WHOM IT NAV C0GcrRx. We will

III WHUA ii MAI LUaCbhA. we VIII Us
TEEN it "A favor II any one in Moss Point or
vicinity, who know anything Of interest to
our readers in that place. will communicate
the same direct to the DEMOCRaT-STAR Office,
Scranton, or leave the same ut either A.
Runners store. A.. I. DAIMLER Il Co. T. W.
Manaian II Co. }. ". Stewards drug store or
Moss Point Mercantile Co., on Tuesdays, or
not later than Wednesday evening OF each
week
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Have your job Printing done at thc
DEMocR AT-STAR Office.
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Hello, DEMocRAT-sTAR !"

''Hello, DEMocRAT-sTAR"
"Hello, What is it now"
"This is your old friend Wills
Broadus at Vancleave. VIII you tell
Debs that the Charcoal Burners Asso-
citation would like to see the color or
some money up here before going out
on a strike? Coal is worth 10 and ii
cents a barrel only"
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WIIelln. DEMOCRAT-SrAR !"

"What's the natter"
"This is the Pascagoula station.
Hon. A. M. Dahlgren was mere on
Monday looking into the boarding
citizenship for this port. Who's going
to get the plum:"
"Don't know. Ask Stock"
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Mr.. A. MERCER, of New Orleans,
Hon. II. +. Krebs and Father &. A.
Oliver went fishing on Dog river last
Tuesday and enjoyed a few hours an
Cling for green trout. They report
catching 1l0 pounds, averaging seven
pounds each
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"Is that the DEMOCRAT-STAR"
Eyes, Madam
"Well, Captain, | am a poor, suffer
ing mother. My sons are keeping bad
company of nights and ! would like to
have you remedy this evil. l refer TO
this hack riding. Can't the officers
arrest them ?"
Certainly il they want to do their
dutv.n
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The friends and patrons OF the Moss
Point High School are organizing an
entertainment TO he given August 'th
for the purpose of raising funds to
paint and repair the inside of the
school building, which is badly needed.
The committees are as follows: On
Program-Mrs. f. Bloomfield, Miss
Mamie Denny and Miss Alice NJ.
Hyatt. On Refreshments-Mrs A.
Blumer, Mrs. f. Castanera, Mrs. IL.
G. Walker, Miss Mamie Coulson, Miss
Ruth Denmark, Miss Maggie Mclnnis.
This Is a matter Of general interest
II is hoped that all will lend tllelr
influence to make the entertainment
y success.
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Port Of PdSCdQOuId.
IN

OFFICE UENocRAT-STAR,l
Scranton, Miss, July %, lS9i.i
Report for week ending July q, 1894.
ENTERED.
July 25. American schooner Scotia, Benson,
from Havana.
CLEARED.
July 10. American schooner Eugenia, Buskin,
by Dantzler Lumber CO., with 9S,31S feet
OF lumber, valued at 1892.
"A. American schooner Mile Williams, Lee
yieu, bv W. benny Il Co., with 9S,522 feet
of lumber, valued at $9S4.
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"Hello, DEMocRAT-STAR"
s'Iieilo, Jack Jones"
'Only wanted to say that money is
scarce but mullet are plentiful"
"Oh, we know that. Precious little
Of it from P~ascagoula reaches this
office"
"Hello, Central! Give me Scran-
ton y
"Hello, DEMocRAT-STAR! This is
Adjutant General VIM. Henry, at
Jackson. Tell the commander of the
1st Artillery, Battery b, to be ready
for encampment at Meridian on
August Goth. That's you at the
phone, isn't it Captain ?"
Eyes, Major"
GLOW are you, P. X? l am glad
that the line has been established tC
your town. The weather is exceed.
lngly hot here. would like to be en-
joying your delightful sea breezes."
"Come down, would be glad to SCI
you. Goodbye"
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"Uello, DEMoCRAT-STAR y
lvyzll, D;,,rc;1o ~

"IlellO, DEMOCRAT-STAR.
"Hello, Riverside."
sour new town is improving right
along. Messrs. r. Swartout, }. j.
Marthayler and r. +. Swartout have
mt ND fine houses and various other
buildings have gone up. The old re-
liable L. & N, r. r. Co., has given US
a station and has changed the name
to 'Swartout,' as there are already five
Riversides in Mississippi. We have
the finest spot for a town between
Scranton and Mobile"
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''IIello 20
''Who are you?"
"Thc steward Of the Sadie L. We
are at the Plum Bluff landing. The
r. G. Luce & Sons railroad is pro-
crossing fast. New buildings are
going up. The Sadie l.. brought up a
good cargo Of Humber and merchandise.
Mrs. Steede and Mrs. Coleman arc
| visiting the Luce's. Au reyOir."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-27

"Hello, Capt. P. X! Having no
ticed that all towns of any Importance
having a business league OIL some or
panization of that kind forge ahead, l
thought l would ask you why Scran-
ton did not have one
"What's the matter with the Pascal
gonla Maritime Association