The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-04-06
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shape. ;,
Vary few vacant dwelling houses in
Scranton.
Como rriyate work on the sidewalks
on Delmas avenue.
The doctors say it is dlstresslngy
healthy these times.
ryvs are plentiful in the market,
hut frying chicks are very very scarce
potronize all home institutions II
vou want your town to prosper an
grow.
The truck farms on Bayou Casotte
suserel some from the recent cold
snap.
The Episcopal membership are max
inv arrangements to erect a house OF
worship.
Mr.. !. p. Smith. of Vanclcave, was
here Monday and invested In some
more wild land
The street cutters ought to b"
cleaned out now before the hot wealth
or sets in.
Mr.. J.J. Paquette and son, OF New
Orleans, were on IL visit to ~Pascagoulh
this week,
We are clad to hear that the black
berry crop promises to be unusually
large this year.
No crap shooting eases before the
courts lately. Wonder 1.-THE business
has played out here.
Miss Susie Foster, after several
weeks visit to relatives in New Orlc-
aus, is at home again.
The cold snap did no harm to the
mlllet, in fact, it made them fat.
Oar people are h,ppy.
Rev. Nelson AyrcS. of New Orleans.
preached in the Baptist church last
Sunday a 3 o'clock, p. m.
Mr.. W. ]. II. Gerard will commence
building a warehouse next week foI
the storage of grain at wholesale.
The Board OF Supervisors met in
regular session last Monday. Next
meeting on the first Monday in May.
Elder l.. n. Brock will preach in tho
Baptist church Sunday at II o'clock
a. m and lis, p. m. All cordially
invited.
Ice is getting necessary for cooling
drinks, and the Pascagoula Ice Fac
tory is turning out IA good supply o.
crystal ice.
The jackson County Sunday Scho0
Convention will be held in the Pres
byterian church at Scranton on Sun
day, 18th inst.
The kicking, bucking mustang
days are numbered in this place
Since the sale of the northwestern
horses last Friday the mustang is no
in it..
In the absence Of Rev. +. Il. Brc
land DIR. W. r.. Beall, of Moss Point
will preach in the Presbyterian churcl
Sunday at II o'clock, il. M, and 7:lj
D. m. All cordially invited.
Mr.. Frank II. Lewis and wife ant
Mr.. j. |. Ford and wife returned las
Monday from pleasant visit Il
Leatherbury's Landing and Basin, on
the steamer Sadie L.
The dancing class under the instruC
ton of Miss Belle Walker meets ever,
Tuesday and Friday evenings ut til
Odd Fellows Hall. The class is quit
large and increasing. The Marie,
and young single girls and young me
belong to the class.
Raising poultry is quite an industr
in our town. Even the incubator !
being used with success In hatcliin
thelittle chicks. In a few weeks tn
scranton market will be glutted wit
yellow leg chickens for frying, broilin
and roasting at prices way out {
sight.
Mr.. }. T. Iglehart sold % Missoul
ana Kentucky horses at public au'
"On In this town last Friday. I'll
Prices paid for them were very low
but Notwithstanding the hard tim,
ana scarcity of money the % horst
brought in cash sl60S. Our people wi
ride.
Mr.. Amos Collier, Jr., and Nil
caroline Barber, both from DauphI
,''aho, Ala, were united In the h0'
%"os OF matrimony Monday in JUDI
o"as. u. C~hidsey's parlor. The hapI
vupie sailed at once In their boat I,
waupilin Island, their future HON
w. wish them a safe trip. May thu
nave a fair wind.
.o a fashion point for lady reader
WAGE gloves, heavily stitched and
~u''outton length, are still the &C
y, -, thlng for street wear. Whit
s"n black stitching, are worn +
"'Sy occasions in the daytime, al
ue'icata tint IN suede Is II
'0'"' glove for evening wear"