The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-06-22
Editorial and Otherwise


Real faith is fire proof.
Sins never travel alone.
Small evils hatch quick.
A half truth is whole lie.
God employs no hired help.
Actions are ideas in motion.
The West continues to suffer from excessive
foods.
Apples are said to sell for $50 a barrel in
Chicago.
Congress got away with sixty pages of the
tariff bill last week.
A ST. Louis coroner says his juries have the
power to acquit. Geewhlikms
at pays to be pains-taking," said the boy
when he plucked the green apple.
The internal revenue tax yielded the United
States government last year Slj3, 100000.
There is only one real failure in life poss-
Bile, and that is not to be true to the best that
one knows.
How many poor men there are, who wish
there was stiff income tax, and that they
were subject to it.
The bill to punish miscegnation passed the
lower house of the Louisiana legislature by
a rousing majority.
| The ice trust has caught on, but lemonade
for the poor will not be entirely prohibited
until the lemon trust is formed.
| Prendergast, the mirderer of Mayor llarri-
son, of Chicago, has been given by Judge
Chitlain respite of three months.
Senator Pugh has just come to the opinion
that the silver question is no ground for a dl
| vided Democratic party IN Alabama.
Ex-Czar Reed is she first one of the Repub
lican Presidentiantial candidates to make I
straight bid for the support of the silver men
The cannery at 0xfo,d, Miss, anticipates
doing big season of tomatoes this year. No
less than forty cars are expected to be shipped
Colonel breckenridge said on the stump tina
he had settled with the Lord, but Miss Polar'
has an unsatisied judgement for $4,000 ant
costs.
A correspondent of the Liberty Heral
wants the United States Senate abolished il
order to remove the members out of the wa
of tempt alton.
Men who are always ready to fan the fame
| e 4. ,.,t Il tri m
community in which they live, but they are
menace to tranquility and order.
Gen. Lew Wallace, in his speech at tn
graduating exercises of the Naval Academ!
said that the Nicarauga canal, "though but i
proposition, was the nest egg of war;"
Col. Billie Breckenridge denies the repol
sent out from Lexington that he would with
draw from the Congressional race. He say
he is in until the finish, victory or defeat.
An effort is on foot with promise of success
according to the Philadelphia Press, to estat
lish line of whaeback steamers between Ne
Orleans and South American ports.
Soon well see the lovely sash
Around the dudelet's waist;
He'll look SO sweet the honey bees
Will fight to get taste.
The Washington county grand jury foun
some of the county officers without solver
bonds aud scored the board Of supervisor
One member of the board had made no bon
whatever.
A New York baker undertook to drown hin
self the other day and when fshed out Of I'll
river he was asked to explain his rash act. H
: replied that he was weary of reading abo'
Coxey and his army.
/. The Wesson Summer Normal commcnc,
July I'd, and will continue four weeks. Go,
accommodations will be furnished teachers
from $3.50 to $500 per week. All railroa'
t will give reduced rates.
| Senator Hill is reported as saying the 9th
day that he will not be candidate for Il
Presidency IN 1896, but that Adlai E. Steve
! son was his choice for the place, and was Il
, man that could carry New York.
Allen G. Thurman, in lengthy intervit
cordially indorses President Clevelands a
: ministration, and says that before the expir
ton of his term, the wisdom of the president
course will be fully demonstrated.
Two lady school teachers OF Dallas, Texf
are undergoing trial before the criminal cou
of that city for whipping pupil, the father
the child being the plaintiff. It's dollars
doughnuts the boy never got lick amiss.
A dreadful plague is depopulatng the ctl
of China. Thousands are dying every da
and all who can are fleeing from the towns
from the wrath to come. The plagueis sin
lar to that in London in the sixteenth centur
, 1t was Artemus Ward who said of certa
congress years ago: AGO home, YOU miser
, BILE devils, go home" IF Mr.. Ward were ali
it would be interesting to hear his CONNIE
. on the present conglomeration at Washingtt
Private John Allen has returned to his pt
: of duty at Washington, after long absen'
y Being asked whether his fences were in "a
order, he replied that Mississippi, had no fer
} law, and that every man was required to 10
after his own stock.
A bill approp'i ,tng 23,OiO acres of the pit
lie lands to the State university was pass
through the Senate last week by Senator n
y Laurn. This puts the University MS to pr,
erty holdings, on an equality with the uniy
stiles of other States of the Union.
A new patent for baling cotton is announc
l The bale is enclosed in a covering of We
pulp and then covered with wire netting.
is claimed that bale put up in this way
practically fire proof and the cost is 20 ce
less per bale than the method now in use.
Our old and esteemed friend Maj. Tn
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