The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-14

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w,sala large crowd of country
Deople in town last week W ''o '"0
circus. .,.
r,,o ,rice Of young turkey hens IN
l n is 1928, of young goo0lers
$50.
r,o circus people kicked, but the
luz had to lie paid just the same
$4,000.
r,osdov being election day for town
business in IA general wa. was
very quiet
Ms NJ. L. Pol and her charming
a."ahter. Miss Mamie, visited New
orleans Saturday.
,,ore was enough extra cash on
hand To enable about 1900 people to
attend the circus.
uossrs, Ford & Ford have hal their
oaice nicely painted, which a~ddsgreat-
" to its appearance
On Monday Deputy Sheriff Moore
,anortcd sixteen prisoners as Delhg
confined in our couaty jail.
Congressman elect Walter NJ. Den
ny is expected home from Hot springs,
Arkansas, about the 18th inst.
The circus was accompanied by the
usual supply OF fakirs. and some OF
them remained here for several Gays.
On Thursday of last week. Mr.. j..
waller and Miss Carrie McClendon
we're married by Rev. G. j. Broders.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Cowan, of Mobile,
were here Sunday visiting Mrs: Cow
ans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. IL. AL
ley.
Mr.. Joseph Gresham, a well. known
timber dealer, of Big Point, was in
New Orleans Monday on business.
Messrs. james Feore and Alex Ro-
land have gone to Sabine Pass, Texas,
on business and Will be absent a week
or two.
Two new commissioners Sale"a adj
ycrtispments in this issue. Hunt
them up and read them, it may be to
your interest.
We had a pleasant visit Friday from
Mrs. Mauree Hall, ''Zolla," now with
the Chicago Times, editress of the
Woman's column.
Gulf Lodge No. 4l9, A. f. & "A. NJ,
have changed their dav of meeting
s.,,, ,lo nr,t Zelda RI tho cpppnI
Wednesday in each month.
Judge A. G. Mayors left for his
home at Brandon, Miss. on Friday
last. He will now have a rest until
his courts open in January.
Several Of our merchants were out
of kerosene oil the greater part OF
last week. and it looked for a time as
though we would need the electric
lights at once.
Mr.. j. Bolton, formerly Of this place.
but recently Of Biloxi. has returned tt
Scranton and opened a fruitand vege'
table store next door to the p%ost0tiice
ON Delmas avenue.
The man that went up in the bal
loon the day Of the circus came neal
getting in the river. He landed or
the bank in Il few feet Of the water,
The balloon landed in the marsh just
cross the river.
Mr.. Frank IT. Lewis will, on o.
about the 18th inst, tender his resig
nation to Gov. Stone as Sheriff 0
this county, to take effect on the frs
OF January, 1895.
Capt. 9. +. Peterson. of the schoon'
or l.. A. Edwards, has just returned
from a trip to Vera Cruz. He reports
having had a very successful trip, AM
returns looking haleand hearty.
Good rains fell Monday and Tues
day, which were badly needed. Thi
is the first rain we have had in abou
a month, and not eleven weeks a
stated by the Times-D Democrat CORES
pendent.
The American schooner Chas. Fov
Ter, Of Galveston, Texas, has bee
thoroughly repaired of the damag
sustained in the late storm, at Frent2
ship-yard, and was launched last wee
and will again receive her cargo
lumber for Cuba.
Mrs. Phillippi w. Emuy, died a
her residence, on Bayou patasas, Mo-
day last at 2 Il. m, aged 81 years. ri
deceased was at n time a resider
of this place, where she has man
relatives. Her remains were interrt
IN the Krebs cemetery, Father Div,
officiating.
Mr.. Thos. Mead and wife, Mr.. A
bert Kidd and sister, Miss Ella Kid,
OF Salem, OHIO, are visiting the
cousins, Messrs. w. X. and J. v
Mead, at tins place, and will renal
ior a week or ten days enjoying OF
delightful climate and seeing The su
rounding country.
Tramps continue to be very hume
Gus in our town. A few days ago tw
were sent down from Moss Point on
charge Of vagrancy. They we're your
men, and when asked by an otici
wnere they belonged and where thu
were going they remarked that tn,
belonged nowhere In particular al
mad no destination In view. TIL,
were as well off one place as anothe
The engine for the Moss Point ar
~fascagoula railroad arrived last wee
and there was a large crowd gathert
around to see 1t make a start wht
steam was raised Saturday. 1t NOV,
on IN good shape. We learn trail
VIII be running to Moss Point in
lew days, and the entire road Is G
9ected to be completed by the first
At the regular meeting OF CT
Lodge No. 4l9, A. II. & A. NJ, la
nrlday night the following office
were elected to serve for the ensuil
@rm: ]. 8. Portis, W. NJ; Geo.
nuggins, 8. w.; c. Nelson. J. W.;
=. Alley, Treas: Geo. j.. Santa Cru
Secy.; N. G. Pankey, s. & r. The |
s ~ 0f the officers will ia
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