The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-23
And still it don't rain.

And still it don't III
He is oyer-crapped they say.
No scarcity of tramps In our town.
Some land seekers from Indiana are
in the county.
Now is the time to advertise your
holiday goods.
Sugar cane is plentiful and the
darkey is happy.
Mr.. O. A Johnson and wife visited
Mobile Wednesday.
Il is hard for some men to find the
business that suits them.
We take the new State warrants at
par for all dues to this office.
Mrs. W. B. Vail, of Coden, Ala,
was here this week visiting relatives.
Almost ANYBODY a start a news
paper, hut anybody can't make it pay.
Mai. R. L. Glenn and wife, Of Glenn
haven, were in town Monday shopping.
Mr.. Ed. Sugdcn. Deputy U. S. Mar
shal, of Mississippi City, was here
Sunday.
Capt. A. J.. Bird and family have
moved to New Orleans, their future
home.
The Bluff Creek white caps will be
Investigated next week before the
grand jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gass. of Mobile,
visited the family Of MIR. ii. M. Plum
mer this week.
Re sure to register. Or you cannot
vote in the town election on Tuesday,
December llth.
Mr. John NJ. Pelham and family are
occupying the B0urge place on the
P~lscag0ula river.
Miss Fannie Rolls returned Tues
day from IA weeks visit to relatives
and friends in Mobile.
DR.. O. l.. Champion, of Mobile, was
called here Tuesday to see Miss Bcllt
Gerard, who is very sick.
The British bark Jessie Stowe Is
loading lumber at Farnsworth Lum
Der Co.'S mills this week.
Gen. Thos. s. Ford, Of Columbia
has arrived and will be in attendance
on circuit court next week.
The British bark Jessie Stowe un
loaded 200 tons Of sand BALLAST IL
Flanagan's wharf last week.
Hon. A. NJ. Dahlgren, collector o
the Pearl river district, was in Mo
bile to see the war ship Montgomery
Mrs. Irene Richardson, of Coden
Ala, with her mother, Mrs. Gerard
is visiting her brother and sisters.
Subscribe and pay for the DEMO
CRAT-STAR If you want to keep posteI
with the news at home and abroad.
Mr.. j. w. Bailey, of Ala, and Mis-
s. Il. Parker, of this county, wcr
married by Judge Chidsey Thursday
Mr.. J. p. Smith, Of Vancleave, wa
in town Monday on land business
lie is IA large land owner OF thec0unty
As circuit court will be in sessio
next week, the crap shooters an
other sports will 80 hunting or fishing
Mr.. Edward Harrison. of Mobile,
here this week repairing his house 0,
cupied by Mrs. Don. Davis, on Dclma
avenue.
A new bulletin board has bee
placed at the depot and all the trai
signals on the bridge and yard fresh
painted.
Prof. Paul c. Gandalfo, of I'll
American Pathological Association
New York, was registered at Noy
Hotel this week.
Miss Belle Gerard, who has bee
dangerously i'll for several days, Is, v
are glad to state, better at this wri
ing, Thursday noon.
Deputy Sheriff John B. Gof ar
Mr.. Simeon Byrd, OF Basin, we
pleasant callers at the DEMOCRA
STAR Office Saturday.
The Scranton public school has no
over seveonty.flve pupils, and is !
creasing every week. The third a
slstant will be needed soon.
Judge A. G. Mayors, since the a
lournment Of court at MississippiC CT
last Saturday, has been visiting rel
lives at Biloxi, Scranton and Mo
Point.
Candidates for the various cOun
oHces In this county are already tai
lug, to the dear people about their
cullar fitness for the Office which tn
are willing to accept.
The bazaar given at the Odd F
,pws Hall last week by the Lad
Lutheran Aid Society was a compile
success, socially and financially. T
-het proceeds amounted to $389.05.
Mr.. Hubbard Parker, ex member
Iae Board Of Supervisors, was in to,
Mo0day. He says the people hs
plenty OF sweet potatoes and oil
sooo things to eat, but no money.
The DEMocRAr.SrAR lob Office
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