The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-05-04

These are truly tlckil''' u'h'e''
rr,yo destructive fires in Scranton
last week.
ur r, J.. Smith, of Sancleave, was
here saturday shopping.
cervires Sunday at 1880, a. m, in
IN, Lutheran church. Allare invited
Mrs. II. A. Dorr, of Mobile, IS 'lSlt-
M her parents, Capt. and Mrs. - H.
Thompson
Pow D. q. Byers will preach in the
p,oshyterian church Sdalay at i
o'clock, p. M
Live alligators six feet long are sell
n, here for s. Il piece. They make
such good gnmho.
Mr.. Horace Bowman ana sisters
wed on Monday into the Flanagan
cottage on the river.
Mrs. r. + Roquerbc, of Bayou
Coden. Ala. was here looking after
her property interests.
We now think it is time to shuck
your winter buds, provided you are
uble to purchase a spring suit.
Mr.. L. y. lIcrrirk with his family
has novel into one Of Mr.. +. IL.
Lewis cottages on Pascagoull river.
The treblgS haze struck Scranton.
Yet there be a shaking up Of the dry
bones if any more Incenlllry tlreS
occur.
The wool season is now open. Lake
wool Is selling at l3.nl31 per pound.
lower than it has been for many
years.
We are informed that the black
berry and de%6erry crop is Il total
failure here this season. That makes
Is very sad.
Regular meeting Of the Scranton
Fire CJmplny No. | Monday night.
/ is to be hoped that every mcmoct
If the company viii be on hand.
Nj, >, W. Goldsby, of Mobile, assist
nj attorney OF the l.. & n. Railroad,
yaS here on legal business last Mon
lay.
The Scranton Blues and Scranton
ircys played Il game of bail at the
Point last week. The score stood
line to ten in favor Of the Blues.
Mr.. II. A. Norton, a popular young
Jerk of Mr.. j. ID. Clark left for
|V~ayncsboro last Friday in response
. a telegram announcing the death
I his mother.
The steamer Sadie L." arrived on
lOnday with Il full load Of turpentint
nd rosin and departed the same day
|Ith a cargo Of merchandise fol
[eatllerbury's Landing.
Don't send your orders off for Jol
Printing. The DEMOCRAT-STAR |,
'ell prepared to do all kinds Of job
Printing in the best style and II,
rices which defy competition.
DR.. w. Saucier, accompanied by biz
wife, is visiting friends and relative
n Pass Christian. DR.. Saucier vii
ttend the 10Th annual meeting of til,
Mississippi Dental Association Il
Eatchez.
Mr.. Simon Favre, of Pearlingron
WAS a caller at the DEMOCRAT-STAI
)tllce Saturday. lie says the Dcmoc
racy Of old Hancock are not for Stock
dale this time. A change is wanted
Rev. L. r. Breland, pastor of TIN
Scranton Methodist church conducted
IA prOtracted meeting at %Pascagoul;
last week which has proved IL success
Large congregations were present ant
manifested great interest in his goo,
work.
a IRE bug set fire to the residenc,
Of Mr.. Henry p. Pagan, near the Telt
phone road last Sunday night at 9:3(
About 10 feet of the front gallery WA
burned before the fire was discovered
which was promptly extinguished b.
the occupants.
On Sunday last Vincent Ros, ID. d
G.P., W. H.. A. Parker, d. ID. G.. NJ
Dr. W. a. Cox, representatives o
scranton Encampment No. 81, II.
l'ourke, representative of Scranto
Lodge No. 45, left for Columbus t
attend the Grand Lodge |. .. o. +. t
convene there on Tuesday.
Caesar Burney, an old and faithfl
colored man, died at his home /
.ahcleave, Miss, Wednesday Apr
3D. 1894, aged over 100 Years. ID,
ceased at one time belonged to I'll
'a.e ool' Robert Burney, who owne
large %turpentine orchard. Thrt
PERSONS within Il year have died thel
az 'le age of 100 years and over,
surprise party was rendered [
WI and Mrs. w. M. CAVITY by the
'ou's scranton friends last Tuesda
evening. Although taken complete
" surprise the afYable host an
"os'ess soon arranged for the ente
.a'"ment OF their guests. The eve
Ivy was delightfully."- passed, and {;
."r'cd away pleasing remembrance,
VI The occasion,