The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-06-01

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barking dog rarely ever bites
r.o vay of the trangressor is hard
s,hscrjbe 70. your county paper and
pay for it, T., VISIT.
Mrs. P. orrell, of Amcricus' Is visit
ips Mrs. F. II. Lewis
Mr. 7 Nelson and son, of Biloxi,
we're at court on Tuesday
Regular meeting Of the Board or
sIurylsors next Monday.
Mr.. B. F. Pickett, is having the rool
apis dwelling newly shingled'
Mr.. J. f. Bedgood, OF Belleville'
Al, il attending court this week.
Mr.. Chas. II. Adams, Of New Orle-
,ns snent Sunday at Pascagoula.
Keep to the right when walking or
riding and you will avoid a COLLISION
A new cottage is being built on
Mrs, Ida Clark's lot near Mead's mill.
young men should never 90 to a
n,,ce where they would not take their
sisters.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
meet Tuesday at 2 p. m. in regular
session.
Judge Terral gave the grand Jury
some straight talk on Sunday desc
c%rations.
MI. ernest Frederic and family, OF
New Orleans, visited relatives mere
this week.
Mrs. John G. Hu!sbush returned
last week from Il visit to her parents
in Mobile.
Our country friends report crops
good, but rain in some sections very
Co.
much needed.
Mr.. John J. Clark Is building n neat
cottage ON Laurel street, adjoining
Mr.. j. II. Laurendine's place.
They said they did not know it wa
contrary to law. Ignorance of the Law
Is no excuse, says the law writers.
Rev. d. O. Byers will preach in TIL
Presbyterian church on Sunday a
Up. IN. All arc cordially invited.
Rev. L. n. Brock is carrying oil
night meetings at Pascagoula. Con
siderable interest already manifested
Judge w. G. Henderson, ex-Collect
or of Customs OF the Pearl River Dis
trsct, attended court here this week
Misses Dora and Ida Ramsay, 4
Na~ncleave, were the guests OF Judg
and Mrs. c. Il. Chidsey on Saturda,
Capt. Chas. Bostcr, the popular pre-
prictor OF the Cottage by the Sea
pascagoula, is on a business visit I
New Orleans.
Mr.. j. w. Roberts, and Mrs. !
Hamilton, OF St. Elmo, Ala, visite
their son and grandson, Mr.. ]. L. Rol
erts, this week.
Col. r. Seal, Of Mississippi City, I'll
nestor of the sea coast bar, is attent
ing court this week. He don't loo
as well and young as of yore.
Mr.. Telfair Hodgson, a popul;
young Mobile journalist, and Mast,
Frank King visited DR.. and Mrs.
II. HodgsOn this week.
Mr.. Geo. w. Wilkes, of the Bio
Herald was here Monday lookir
rather venerable with his eye glass
on. His health Is not good, we a
sorry to say.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Sheperd,
Pascagoula, are happy over the ariv
ola little daughter, who put in b
appearance last Sunday morning.
Col. d. Mcconnell, Colonel of t
Ord Michigan Infantry, after a plea
ant soj0urn Of three months, t
guest of MIG. M. Luce, Of Basin, le
for his home In Grand Rapids, Micl
last Monday.
Mr.. II. B. Everitt, now Of Cut
Ala, is attending court this wee
lie Is farming as well us practici
the law. He says Crops are $50 S
IN his neck Of the woods.
Miss Florence Morrow has tax
charge of the photograph gallery
P%ascagoula street.
MI. ). Rogers and family, Of N
orleans, are Q~uartered at Passage,
for the summer.
Mrs. L. W. O'Connell, Pascagoul
most enterprislng citizen, has had
beautiful villa surrounded by a n
fence.
Mr.. Bolivar Hudson died at
nome, near Moss Point, on Sund
evening. Funeral services were h,
w Kew. d. o. Byers on Monday at
,. In.
Monday Louis Facy, colored, wo
,ns at Horn Island, struck Mr.. Pc
o.ark of Pascagoula, over the III
Wlsh a Delaying pin, innicting a sew
,u', Faccy was arrested Wednest
W Deputy Sheriff John 4. Clark q
,s',ed' lie will bc tried before Jut
lindsey Saturday,