The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-02
Robbjn red breast is here.
Tho neach trees are in bloom.

The peacu uIcco "'9
%Patrldgcs are fat and ilne-rcady TO
kill.
A new broom sweeps clean for a
while.
II "A stranger swindles you don't
sQueal.
Have you registered for the town
election?
The dogs are entirely too numerous
in Scranton.
lion. Walter NJ. Denny returned
home Tuesday.
Mr.. J.. A. Miller paid New Orleans
short visit this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Chidsey,
Oct. 18th at 1870, IA boy.
Mr.. Henry Jacobs WIS a visitor to
New Orleans this week.
A new picket fence is heing built
around the Baptist church.
Voters of Jackson county see that
your ticket reads, for Congress, w. NJ.
Denny.
Let every Democrat turn out on
Tuesday and vote for u c0uatyMan
W. NJ. Denny.
Mrs. d. Train, Of Morgan City. La,
is here this week looking after her
property interests.
Mr.. John NJ. Brefapd, of Vancleayc,
was in town Monday looking as fat
and healthy DIS ever.
Rev. D. O. Byers will preach in the
Presbyterian church Sunday at $3.50
p. m. All cordially invited.
Mr.. C. A. Barker of New Orleans,
has accepted a position with Mr.. j. A..
Miller at the Scranton Hotel.
Miss Mary Ellen Peterson left Mon
day for Columbus to enter the State
Industrial Institute and College III
that place.
There will be services Sunday in
the Lutheran church at 1850 a. M.
Lecture ut 1870 p. m. At Pascagoula
at 1870 p. m.
Friday morning last, a bran new
girl baby arrived at the home OF capt..
j. =. Fox Mt Pascag0ula. she mas
come to stay"
On the 10th ult., a sixteen pound
little man arrived ut the home OF Mr..
r.. II. Bishop Who says our popula-
ton is not increasing?
Elder L. N. Brock, of Moss Point,
has been called to the passionate OF
the Baptist church at Andalusia, Ala.
lie is not likely to accept.
II you want to vote in the munich
pal election on the first Monday In
December you must register between
now and the Both of this month.
The American Schooner Chas. Fow-
Ter, of Galveston, Texas, was hauled
out at Frentz's Ship Yard Monday, to
repair damages sustained in the late
storm.
Mr.. W. @. Clark, of New Orleans,
has bought out the Pascagoula Ship
Chandlcry store at P%ascagoula and
will continue the business at the old
stand.
Mr.. Clias. Boster. of Pascapoula,
who Is now in New Orleans looking
after the Turnbull Lamp Co., was
at home a day OF 10 this week, but
returned TO New Orleans. n
The fall term Of the Circuit court
for Jackson county will convene at
Scranton on the fourth Monday 26th
day OF this month with Judge A. &.
Mayors to preside.
Rev. Father G. A. Oliver returned
Friday evening from u stay OF ten
days In Natchez, attending the annual
retreat and jubilee. He Is looking
we'll. There were present p priests
from this diocese.
The American brig, Mary G. Ma
riner, Peter N0hring, Master, sailed
from this port on the first of October
with a cargo of lumber bound for
havana. Up to this date nothing
mas been heard OF vessel or crew.
The candidates for Clerk Of the
Courts attended New Prospect camp.
meeting Saturday and Sunday last.
this Is the third camp meeting they
nave attended during the canvass.
We hope they were spiritually bene.
lifted, and In future lead a better life.
The American schooner Hildegard,
~ tnis pOrt, came up from quarantine
Wednesday and proceeded to Moss
.oint To take on q cargo OF lumber
.Ur cuba. The Hildegard sustained
sight injuries In the late storm
which will be repaired before leav.
The new ways at the Blanchard
snip yard will be ready for hauling
vut vessels In u few days. We are In
aormed that when these ways arr
uompletcd there will be no excuse fol
.sssels going elsewhere to he repaired
astney Will be capable OF taking GU,