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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-13
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCAL NEWS.

Gods ministers are being congratu-
lated on every hand for their good
work.
Jackson County Sunday School Con-
vention meets here on Sunday, July
18th. All who are interested In Sun
day School work are codially'inyited to
be present for the purpose Of discuss
ing the ACCESSIBILITY of organizing a
district Sunday School Convention of
the three seacoast counties-Hancock,
Harrison and Jackson. The afternoon
of the Goth inst. will bedeyoted to the
discussion of the subject, with songs
and recitations and an address at
night. @. X. ROE, President.
c. Ii. WOOD, Secretary.
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Odd Fellows Lodge at Bay st. Louis.

Tuesday evening we had an appre-
ciated visit from our esteemed friend
Mayor A. G. Pieri, Of Bay st. Louis,
who was here to join the Odd Fellows
Lodge of this place with the following
gentlemen who accompanied him for
the same purpose: l Heitzman, Rene
De M~ontluzin. Louis Spotorno, L..
Olivarl, Leland Henderson, G.. II.
Combel, DR.. L. Mitchell, Lou Mitch
ell, Lucien Gex, Jules Tomasich Fer
dinand Dclcuzc, and f. A. ADDISON Of
Chicago.
The object o. these gentlemen in
Joining the lodge of this place was TO,
the purpose of organizing one at Bay
St. Louis. They were all initiated
Tuesday night and then were demit'
ted and left on the early train Wednes
day mdyning,
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ESCATAMPA ITEMS.
ny AU REVOIR.


IF we could control the weather factory we
would not have so much rain and clouds, nor
such very unseasonably cool nights.
Wagon loads of watcrmelons are sold on our
streets. They are fresh and fine, just from
the vine.
Farmers say the rains came in time to make
some corn and potatoes.
The Moss Point Lumber Co. is having a
huge water tank put up, new boilers placed IN
the mill and many other improvements.
Mrssrs. Herring & Cirlot are making success
of their management of the mill. The new
b~reakwater, Mr.. A. McGregor, contractor,
is a decided addition to the mill property.
Mr.. Jake Cunningham, the great detective
and constable, is a resident Of E%scatawpa. His
record cannot be beat.
Miss Fellows private school is still going on.
Master Willie Herring retained from quite
| an extended visit to the farm OF his uncle, Mr..
| Frank II. Lewis, of Scranton, at West Pascal
goula. He is accompanied by his mother.
Figs are ripe. Perhaps that is what causes
so much rain just now.
There was a hand to hand encounter in our
town, the first for many days.
The entertainment given by the "0wl Club
was said to be n financial success.
Two things Escatawpians are demanding
now are the fence and improvements about the
Zion Cemetery, for which a fund was realized
some time since, and that free ferry up thu
river. .,.,
Work on Wilson Springs Camp Ground i
going on slowly, but surely. Sites for tent
are being selected. Persons wishing building
done on the ground would do well to confe
with Mr.. A. McGregor, as he is experienced i
camp ground work.
Mr.. Lorenzo Davis sister is visiting him.
Miss Ware is visiting Mr.. F. NJ. Johnson
family.
Mr.. Joe Cain, Of Mobile, is around takin
orders for his book.
Mr.. T. B. Raby, Of Moss Point, is selling
CLONE Canning Factory"
Preaching at Zion Methodist church on frs
and third Sundays, morning and evening. Sal
bath school at 8 o'clock. Prayer meetin
Wednesday evening.
Preaching at the Baptist church on secon
and fourth Sundays. Sunday school at
O'Clock.
The Sunday school picnic passed off yer
pleasantly on the Fourth. We Escatawpian
enjoyed the band playing in Moss Point acros
the water on that day Of days. Your CORES
/. p0ndent celebrated the event WIN u lew 'Vlenu
BY enjoying a huge "ice cream" at the res
2 dence Of MI. w. II. Smith.
! Fruit In this section is scarce, owing to dan
9 sge done to the trees by the great storm.
! They say that when he applied for his licens
2 he was so badly frightened when the cler
asked him where did she reside, that he sal
he forgot, he believed in Ellisville.
Get ready for the camp meCting in Septen
Der. Information furnished BY Rev. G.
Ellis. Lumber suitable and cheap At Hcrrin
b Cirlot's, near thy grounds,
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Ordinance No. 60.

An Ordinance for the protection of
Strangers and the Travelling Public.
Be it it Ordained. BS the Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen Of the Town of Ocean
Springs, That it shall be unlawful for any
hack driver. hotel runner, or solicitor for
any kind OF business. to solicit custom
between the dead Line" drawn on the
platform of the railroad depot and
the train, and any person 70 offending
Shall. on conviction. be iined not less
than one dollar, nor more than live dot
lars aud cost.
This ordinance to 90 iuto effect fol
cause, after It's passage.
A true copy.
D. d. COWAN, Mayor.
A. v. RosAMBEAU, Town Clerk.
July i, 1894. 20-1t
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FORTY YEARS.

81 am sev~cnty-flve years old. For
more than forty years was o sui
ieref with
DYSPEPSIA.
What l ate made me sick, AMI flncl-
ly the trouble ran into o
CHRONIC DlARRhGA.
was reduced to o state of great
debility. In this condition, some
two or three years ago, l began to
use DR.. Kings
ROYAL 0ERnETUER.
It has done me more good than allthe
medicines l have ever taken. ! can
EAT ANYTHING LIKE,
and my general health is good. l
also had
RheUMATIsr 10 YEARS
in my hand and arm, and ssincc
taking the Germetuer that too Is
entirely relieved. / have recon-
mended Germetuer to many others
who have used It with great
benefit. think It 10 the greatest
medicine that I know Of"
MRS. B. PURsER,
Ha3lehurst, Miss.
Mrs, Purser u tho mother Of Revs. D. ].
and j, II. Pu ser, Of New Orleans, Two cunr
iuent Naptist ministers.
Kins's Royal 0srmstuer Co., Atlanta, O..
For sale by DR.. W. A. COX, Scranton
and J.W. STEWART, Moss Point.
Feb. IL, 1891. oily
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Petition fur Liquor
License.

State of Mississippi, | Village of
Jackson county. P~ascagoula.
TO the Honorable Board of Mayor
and Aldermen Of The Village OF Pascal
goula:
The undersigned legalvoters of said
village Of P%ascagoula, in said county
and State aforesaid, respectfully rep
resent and state that CHARLES
BOSTER is a citizen and resident Of
the said village: that he is a male
| person over the aye CT twenty-one
| years is a man of good moral charac-
ter and d sober and suitable person to
receive a license to sell vinous and
spirituous and malt liquors in less
quantities than one gallon, at his
| place of business in said village known
as '.The Cottage by the Sea-" we,
therefore, respectfully recommend
him as such, aud hereby petition your
honorable body to grant the SAID
Charles Boster a license to retail
vinous and s%pirituous and malt H.
quOrs in less quantities than one gal
Ion, in accordance with the law.
(Signed)
james Iidilet NOllS.
Ferdie B. Walker.
Edmund T~orjusen.
John +. Baptiste.
S. A. Dutch.
Charles J. Euren.
J.. K. Clark.
A. d. Saucier.
Volney Brown.
A. d. Krebs.
Martin Turnbull.
G. w. Ladnier.
Il. b. Torjusen.
w. II. Ladnier.
Henry Mnner.
A. OLSON.
., Vincent Baptistc.
Charles M. Cruzat.
A. Soderstrom.
A. +. Chastant.
r William A. Krebs.
Joseph A. Scovel.
Ben Ladnier.
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Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.
I'OstOfIice and Mails.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Prom ScraRton-.Arriyc at $50 an. aud
l:i5 p. III. and $3.50 = IN. Departs Ut
10 Il. m.; l:45 p. N. aud 4:45 p. m.
Leakesriile Ronte--Arrives every day
except Sunday at ll;l0 !. III. Departs
same day at | p. m.
r. Il, CASTANERA, p. M.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ripple are guests
Of Mrs. A. Franco.
Miss Rosa Ames spent a few days at
the Bay last week.
Mr.. J.. /. Ford was a welcome visitor
to town last Tuesday.
Miss L. Schrieber is over for a few
weeks sojourn with her parents.
Mr.. Pefourcat and son are visiting
the family of Mr.. Geo. ii. Tardy.
Miss NJ. Gruncwald, Of New Orleans,
Is the charming guest Of Miss II. De
Pass.
Mr.. Duncan Sinclair and sister,
Miss A. Sinclair, left for Canada last
week.
Mr.. w. S. Vancleave and Prof. A.
P. Kotzum paid a flying visit to New
! Orleans last week.
Mrs. ME. Edwards, of New Orleans,
has come over for the summer and Is
occupying her beach home.
Mrs. r. A. Vancleaye, Jr., of New
Z Orleans, is stopping with her mother,
Mrs. NJ. E. Edwards, for the season.
Mr.. A. j. Catchot, foreman of thu
y L. & Ms bridge gang. will shortly
build a neat cottage on Porter avenue
;, Mr.. Robert Akens, of New Orleans
=. was IA visiting guest of Mr.. w. Il
=, Schmidt and family this week.
% Col. Newcomb Clark left IN Monda
\, for Chicago and points in Mlchiga
k, in search of recreation and health.
~ Miss L. LIE Blanc, of AssumptiO
}. parish, La, and Miss L. Tremoule'
X of New Orleans, are guests of Mrs.
Beltram.
ed The white line along the railroa
ge platform has just been laid as a war
d. ing to the hackmcn to keep back fro
~ the trains.
X, Master Henry Markell accidental
:; fell from an opening in Mr.. N. Sc
r. mour's new oyter shop and broke b
OF right arm last Sunday, lie was {
- tended upon by L. r. Bragg, NJ. d.
On Tuesday, July 10, 1894, at g.
O'Clock a. m, Mrs. Louis Kendall, ag
led 10 years, died at the residence OF
rec son-in.law, Mr.. L. L. Dolbear. II
vas funeral took place Wednesday at
OF O'Clock and her remains were laid
rest in the Catholic cemetery, IL
GA, Father A. Won Waesburg otiiciatil
in The protractcd meeting which |
been going on at the Baptist chul
by Elder L. N. Brock, assisted
Elder w. L. Scarborough, is lars
.r attended. Accessions to the chu
received so far for baptism are fl
and two by letter. There is great
,os terest manifested in the meetings
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The property known as the Flana-
gan store, on Krebs avenue, and here
tofore purchased by Messrs. +. II.
Lewis and 9. A. Oliver, was by them
sold to Mr.. Ed. Mitchell, Of the firm
| of DeJean g. Mitchell, for 1920 cash
last Monday.
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Battery b. must not leave US to the
mercy of the strikers. Stay with us,
boys, and protect your homes ana
property. Keep your Calling loaded to
the muzzlc, and II the enemies come
give them a hearty welcome with shot
and shell. BE ye ready
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Members of the County Democratic
Executive Committee are: sim byru'
w Howell, Jackson Ward, W. +.
cof. E. bloomfield, +. II. Lewis, u, 5.
novis, II. II. Woodman, G.S. Leather
hurv Jr. w. W. Broom, Fl. L. Krebs
and J. w. Stewart. VI
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Mrs. O'Flanerty (indignantly)-That
thavln' goat of yours ate our WHY'S
shirt off the line last night, he did.
Mrs. McDonihan-The poor paste .
He'll be KILN himself yet entirely
I'm afraid, with his habit OF eatln' SO
much.
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The following officers were elected
and installed in Mississippi Lodge
No. 50 X. of p. for the term end
ing Dec. 81, 1894: W. A. Cox, G. c.
j. W. Altman, V. G.; j. j. Clark,
| prelate; II. NJ. Plummcr, Nj. OF W.
&c. E. Chidsey, NJ. of A.; L. d. Her.
rick, M. of e.; b. Il. Browne, NJ. of
f.: b. e. Browne, X. Of r. and s.,
Henry Jacobs, o. g.; Henry Potle
pitz, l. G..
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The following officers OF Scranton
Lodge No. 45 l. 0. o. L. were installed
on Tuesday night, June 18th, by d. D.
G.. NJ, J. W. Stewart, of Moss Point
| Lodge No. III l. o. .. f.: j. p. Fox,
N. G.; Geo. r. Thompson, V. g..
Y. d. Becht, Secretary: B. j. Jane,
Treasurer j. w. Altman, Il. s. to
N. G.; V. Ros, L. s. to N. g.; "A
Chestant, Warden; L. y. Herrick
Cond w. e. Powell, r. S. s.: Tony
G. Gatti, L. S. s.; II. S. Rourke, 0
G.; II. X. Grant, l.. g.; W. A. Cox
Chaplain.
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Churches.

METEoDIsr-Rev. T. W. Adams. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. Experimenting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsBYTERIAS-Rev. ID. O. Byers, pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. Pr-ayer-neeting
every Wednesday night.
BApTIsT-Eld, l.. n. Brock, pastor. Preach
Ing every first and third Sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
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Strikes NAV come and strikes may go,
Trains NAV run, or trains may stop,
But bananas still are low,
And So are cream and ginger pop.
Mr.. Leon Troxlair and family re
soiourning at Pascagoala.
The hogs, as usual, always spend
the Sabbath on our streets.
Mr.. Geo. r. Thompson has com
menced erecting the water tower.
Mr.. Harry A. Dorr, Of Mobile, Ala,
mid a pleasant visit to relatives here
this week.
Miss Lizzie Alley is visiting her
SISTER, Mrs. l., a. CJwan at Plateau,
near Mobile. a
Born on Monday, DULY 9th, at Pas
cagoula, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. }.
Elrcn, a boy.
Mr.. Walter j. Brogdon, OF Baton
RMge, La, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
j. n. Larson, on Cedar street,
Mr.. ]. j. Watson and family, OF
New Orleans, are enjoying the sum
mer at their Pascagoula home.
Rev. D. O. Byers will preach in the
Presbyterian church Sunday at A
o'clock p. IN. All cordially invited.
Postmaster L. ID. Herrick left on
Sunday on Il visit to his invalid VIE
at Castalian Springs, near Durant'
Miss.
Mrs. y. B. Blackwell left last week
for Selma, Ala. She will be absent
month or two visiting relations. Mr.
West Terry accompanied her.
Last Monday night some unknown
miscreant killed a mare, the property
Of Mr.. j. L. Coggins, on the Telephone
road, by stabbing her in the neck will
a large knife.
Cruelty abounds, as those who lool
for it are sadly aware. Study tn
treatment of horses, dogs, cows, cats
birds, unowned animals, etc, AM
realize the barbarism of "Christian
people.
The Mayor and Aldermen of Scrar
ton are thinkingo OF lcgislating agains
the dogs. That is right. At leas
one-half of the worthless ours ougF
to be extcrminated or driven out G
the place. There are too many.
Never be ashamed of the place 20
hail from when you put up at a b
hotel. Even if you should be fro1
Basin, or any other out of the wa
place, put it down. Don't be asham(
Of your place OF residence.
Unkindness to dumb animals is
meaner sin than cruelty to men, b
cause they are dumb and cannot cor
PLAIN; helpless and cannot retaliat'
and as God has put them in our car
abuse or neglect of them is Il betray
of trust.
Last Friday at 1850 o'clock a. m
fire broke out in Il lumber pile OF t
F%arnswOrth Lumber Co.'S mill. 4
hamcs were promptly extinguish'
with the assistance of the Scrant
Fire Co. No. l, and Mississippi Fl
Go. No. 2, and the service of two X
fire extinguishers. The damage
the lumber has not as yet been es
mated.
Mr.. J. r. Kilby, of this place,
Tuesday morning for a trip of
weeks through the counties of Ja
son, Harrison, Perry. Pearl Riv
Marion, C~ovington, Simpson, Gree
and Smith, representing the VIII
Sewing Machine Company. His pl
clpal business is to establish agcnc
IN the above counties. He Is cl0tl
with proper authority to also rep
sent the DEMOCRAT-STAR In solicit
new subscribers and collecting g
Standing claims due the paper.
trust our patrons and friends in til
counties will treat him kindly
make him extremely happy by tax
Tue DEMocRAT-STAR and paying
IL The dclinquents will chip in
much as they can as he goes along
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DIED.
Near Escatawpa, Miss, LIZZIE GARDNER,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Gardner, aged
3 years, 8 months aud IS days. Little Lizzie
was the pet of her parents and everybody who
knew her. 1t is very hard to give up such a
rosebud, but God knows best when to take his
jewels home.
"'Tis sad to part with those we love,
But the Lord knows best.
He knows when to take them home,
h Where all is JOY and peace"
NJ. +. j..
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Deal with w. M. CAVITY.

Dtdl Will W.. W. OhNlts
Buy Mansield's best bread.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
strike Is on, w. M. CAVITY is selling
as low as ever
DeJean Il Mitchell are still in 1t
people will not strike against their
good groceries and low prices.
Ask your grocer for big bread made
of the best -four and home yeast by
the Mansfield Bakery Company.
Il. Veillon, successor to S. Picard
has reduced prices on dry goods, cloth
ing, shoes hats and notions. Give M
a trial.
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no WHOM In NIY CQNGERN. we wilI es

To WHUM IT MI GUNJbHN VIC VIII u
teen it IL favor IL anyone In Moss Point or
vicinity, who know anything of interest to
our readers In that place. will communicate
the am direct to the DEMOCRAT-STAR office.
Scranton, or leave the same at either A.
Runners store. A. +. Dan.zler X Co.. f. W.
Manahan 4 20, }. W. Stewards drug store OF
Moss Point Mercantile Co., on Tuesdays, or
not later than Wednesday evening Of each
week
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State of Mississinni. J Village Of

State of Mississippi, ! Village Of
Jackson county. Pascagoula.
hereby certify that the above is a
true aid correct copy OF the original
petition filed by Charles Boster on the
both day of June, 1894, with the Board
OF Mayor and Aldermen of the Village
of Pascagoula. &
Given under my hand this 3D. day OF
July, A. ID. 1894.
a. II. +. KREBS.
Mayor Of Pascagoula.
July 6, 1891. H. 2o-4t
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,,,xxoy COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EAEC''
TIVE COMMITTEE.

The Democratic Executive Com
-I,,oo If Jackson County is requested
moot ot the Court House on Satur-
Sor INV 2lst. at Il o'clock, to attend
% ,rch business as may be brought
before it. ,.
J, W. STEWART. chairman.
r. LEWIS, Secretary.
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Port Of P%dSCdQOuId.
IN

OFFICE DEMOCRAT-SrAR,l
Scranton, Miss, July Is, ls9i.l
Report for week ending July II, 1891.
ENTERED.
July .. German bark Anna Schwalbe, Niejar,
from Carthagena.
CLEARED.
July I. British ship Eilerslic, Stone, by A.
G. Smith, for Hamburg, with III ,s2s feet
of sawn timber valued at $1,000, and 43,475
cubic feet of lewn timber valued at $3.50.
CoAsTwISE.
july 10. American schooner Laura c. Amber.
son, Patter, by q. II. Hnwze, with 1859
railroad ties for New York.
10. American schooner Oliver T. Whittier
Whittier, by l.. N. Dantzler Lumber Go.
with 800, 264 feet Of lumber for Noank
Conn.
10. American schooner Horace 7. Shaw
Mount, by W. Denny 4 CO., with 34o,6i!
feet of lumber for Baltimore.
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An Ordinance.

No. 50. An Ordinance to establish the
width of De Soto Avenue.
BE it Ordained. BY the Mayorand Board
of Aldermen of the Town of Ocean
| Springs. Miss, That the width ct De Soto
| Avenue be declared "a feet, commencing
on the east side of Washington Avenue.
A trie copy.
D. d. COWAN, Mayor.
A. v. RosAMBEAU, Town Cleark.
June 20, 1894. l9-4t
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There will be ice cream and cake at
Mrs. l.. w. O'Conncll's, Pascagoula,
Tuesday night for the benefit OF the
church,
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sY-sPECIAL NoTICE-Any news items
left at the drug stores OF Geo. W, o'Neill and
Herman Mil, WILDE promptly communicated
To the DEMocRAT-SrAR Office. Scranton, Miss.
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Talking Through Our Telephone

"Hcllo, DEMoCRAT-STAR TINS IS
Belt. The Pascagoula Ice Company
makes daily shipments of pure crystal
ice through three different States
viz: Mississippi, Louisiana and Ala
bama. This illustrates the superior
advantages Scranton has over the
other coast towns for shipping facili'
ties, both by rail and water"
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"Hello, Capt. p. h. J.

"Hello, Capt. p. X"
Hello, Arthur"
"My crew of fishermen caught a IT.
foot saw-ish weighing 1900 pounds
while s~cining near the mouth OF the
| pascagoula river last week. The saw
is 3 feet Il inches long. Anyone de-
string to see the saw Il see-sa" al
my seine house"
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"Hello. DEMoCRAT-STARw
"Hello, Col. II. L. Glenn'
"We have ii %postoifice at Glenn
haven. The name of the Office is
"Barkley."
"An right, colonel, the DEMOCRAT
STAR will bark at the new office this
week.
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"Hello, Captain Mayors"
"Well, madam"
"You hit the corporation a good one
in your last issue. Sec here, Captain,
| YOU deserve the thanks Of the Pasca-
goulians."
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Mr.. Henry POdlipitz left this week
for New Orleans, where he will spend
a month.
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Tuesday evening last a party OF
young men surprised Mr.. Pat Lauren
dine, it being his 2lst birthday. All
snnmnd To enjoy the evening.
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A mai who prOcures an illegal
license to sell liQuoEis subject to. in
dictment by the grand jury, lgno-
| rance of the dram shop law is no ex-
r,,ca in hW
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All Job work done at the DEMO
cRAT.STAR Office is cash on delivery.
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Have your Job Printing done at the
DEMOCRAT-STAR office.
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Don't forget that the DEMoRAT-
STAR Office turns out the most astistic
Job Printing of any Office in South
Mississippi, and at hard times prices,
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Miss Norma Laurendinc returned
home Tuesday evening after Il three
weeks visit to Mobile, where she was
attending the Teachers Institute OF
that city. ,
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"Hello, DEMoCRAT-STAR
"Hello! Is that you, Miss Yi?'
eyes. | want to call your attention
to a certain Scranton young man that
wears eve glasses. See?"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-13
"Hello, Captain J"

"Hello, Captain
"Well, Mr.. G. A. Grciner"
Gust thought | would ring you up
and ask your o~piniono OF the new water
tank going up for the town. DO you
think the flow of water SUFFICIENT 10
keep it supplied in the event ora hfe:
"iIaye to wait and see."
"Tell your Scranton corporation
that we would like to connect mains
and run in some of our whiskey, a big
supply of which we keep on hand"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-13

The DEMOCRAT-STAR Is q nome
institution and well deserves home
SUPPORT.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-13

Mr.T. Swartout, of Riverside, Miss,
was in town Tuesday.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-13

We are having Il variety of weather,
wet, hot and cool.