The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-02
The code of 1892, Sec. 3OSs says :
Hello, Capt, p. X. Mayors"

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oyster law"
Hello, Capt. p. X. Mayors"
"Well, what is it 2"
Il am an old resident and property
holder of Pascagoula down by the sea,
and merely wanted You to state that
no place on the habitable globe is
more. pleasant to reside than Pascal
goula. 1t is so healthy that people
hardly we die here. 1t is one of the
most delightful winter and summer
resorts on the continent"
"Your impressions are about cor
rect."
''Hcll0, DEM0CRAT-STAR !"
What has become of the manwho
walks by night ?"
He is waiting for moonlight nights.
As his deeds are not evil he prefers
light to darkness"
"Say, DEMoCRAT-SrAR "
"Well, what do you want to say !"
of the Populites succeed, will Con-
grcss furnish us down here with ready
money to run saw mills, ship yards
and to establish other industries 2"
mo! Not even grant IA bounty Of
two cents a pound on mullet chasing.
Democrats expect to support the GOV
eminent instead of having it support
them. Vote for Walter NJ. Denny,
the Democratic nominee for Congress
and you will make no mistake on pa
triotic principles"
"Hello, Colonel Mayors"
"This Is Moses Levy, at Bluff Greek
selling the trade to-day. What l
want to ask is, did you see my son
Aaron, who is out selling spectacles ?
When he drops in to see you tell him
| say to work off those cheap rolled
gold one first at the same price as
the solid gold ones. I discovered
that these people don't know the
difference
aaron was here and tumbled to
our racket. He slipped out in time
before the brass began to show"
%"iIello, Captain P. K"
81 wish to say that l read the quar-
antine article of Physician in your
last issue. 1t impressed me as rather
out of season, designed in favor of IA
change from one official doctor to
another, or from State to National
control, which latter transfer has
been favored in naval medical quar-.
tiers, and was somewhat agitated last
year"
"Please excuse us, we don't care to
be drawn into the controversy. Quar-
antine is a serious Question to be
mooted lightly; there has, however,
nothing occurred to detract from the
reputation of Pascagoula in connec-
tion with an observance of the State
law"
"Hello, DEMOCRAT-STAR"
"Go ahead !"
"Will there be any theatricals here
this season%
"We suppose so, as usual. Bro.
Fritz ID. Becht can inform you res
pecting SUCH"
"Hell0, DEMoCRAT-STAR "
1909 wants know who is going to be
elected at the primary, Clerk of the
Courts"
"We cannot answe that question
until the votes are counted out We'd
nesday evening next. The voters
talk out vety little on the subject,
but each candidate thinks he IS going
to get there with both feet. They are
all clever young men, possessing the
necessary qualifications for the Clerk
ship, and whichever gets In the peo-
pie will be satisfied"
"IIello, p. KIP
"This is one Of your puzzled read
ers, who wants to know what All
Saints Day has to do with the public
schools In Scranton? The law says
that the County Superintendent shall
fix a day for the opening Of all the
public schools within the county. The
law prcsumes that one day belongs to
all saints as much as any other"
"Frobably the Superintendent Of
the county or the trustees sidc-tracked
the law unwittingly."