The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-04-27
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April showers
Don't fail to'reg'ster.
Look out ior'mad dogs.
ynov say that crap shooting goes on
in slippery.
rno hook agents are around putting
in their work.
c,x's army leaves mere Sunday en-
uute for Columbus, Miss.
As the weather grows warm busl-
moss in court circles increases.
Our people are taken in by every
travelling fake that visits town.
Mr.. J. D. Boutwell, visited his fam
fly in Bluff Springs, Fla, last week.
Don't use coal oil in kindling fire in
vo,,r cooking stove nor too much pa
per.
The matrimonial waters in these
mrts have been troubled of late. More
to follow.
Government ~postGiice inspectors
were in town Saturday inspecting our
pOstotice.
Mr.. W. NJ. Canty is having a 10 foot
addition placed to the rearOf his large
store building.
Mr.. Ed. Sugdcn, Deputy United
States Marshal, was here Monday on
official business.
Mr.. L. j.. Frederic, of New Orleans,
paid his mother, Mrs. Emily Frederic,
a visit last Saturday.
Last Wednesday week Il lovely girl
baby arrived to bless the union OF DR..
and Mrs. w. r. Kcil.
Mr.. Walter Gautier and family, OF
West Pascagoula, visited relatives in
Mobile on Saturday last.
The Laconte pear trees here have
the blight and the prospect for Il full
crop OF pears this season is very I'M
certain.
Mrs. NJ. L. Pol has sold her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Annie Ros, a lot OF land 800
feet front by l25 feet deep for $3.50
cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Cowan, of Mo-
bile, came down Saturday ON a visit
taMrs. Cs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. IL.
Alley.
Rev. d. O. Byers will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday at
II, a. M, and at $3.50, p. m. All are
cordially invited.
There is much complaint in the up
per portion of this county about the
awful hard times" timber low and
little demand Tor it.
Mr.. C. Phelps, deputy clerk of the
United States Circuit Court of Mis-
sissippi City, was a caller at the DEM
CRAT-SrAR Office Monday,
The Scranton and Cox baseball
teams played a game of ball last Sun
day on the green at the Point, result.
ing in favor of the S@crant0ns.
a car load Of bucking, kicking mus
tang ponies arrived here Monday.
The days of this animal in this sec
ton are numbered.
Last week the following real estate
transfers were made: Miss Stella
Sarrazin to Chas. Jacobson lot 200 by
100 feet on Live Oak street, $500.
Mr.. Jules Sarrazin and family and
Misses Adele and Malvina Sarrazin, of
New Orleans, are visiting the family
OF Mr.. A. d. Krebs, on the Pascagoula
river.
Ihcy say they will pay when their
snip comes In. All we have got to say
ls' mat the ship is Il powerful long
t'lhe coming in, and the blackberries
arc not ripe yet.
Last Thursday night the l. o. O. +.
order celebrated their 18th anniyer-
Sary with appropriate ceremonies and
'e''eslments at the Odd Fellows
"hnpie on P%ascagoula street.
julie Clifford and Lucy Joseph,
.wo colored wautons, appeared before
mayor NJ. G. Altman on Wednesday,
.na'Scd with fighting and disturbing
'uc pace and were fined 81 SO and
costs.
ine FAMILY of Mr.. Jos. A. Vautrot,
'.anpoSitor OF the DEMoCRAT-STAH
o'ucc' arrived from Mobile Saturday,
""u are nicely quartered in one OF
S"p'' u +. Petcrson's cottages on
f%ascagoula street.
lug entertainment given by tho
s'uocams at Odd Fellows Hall Tues
n'aht was well attended, ant
.y."lhg passed of to the entir,
,h. .''actlon Of the little ones ant
n. W.. NJ V. B. Carey, Of Bayou L,
ss.", Ala, was on u visit Monday /,
II, .'A Ills old home. lie is look
~ 'nc picture OF health. lie think.
davs 0s'nv back here some of thcs,
Y h . m,. una his many friend here vii
"S'ad of his return.