The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-09-28
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They say paint cover a multitude
OF faults.
'possums are getting fat and 'taters
are plentiful.
Advertising is to business what
Muscle is to the body.
Regular meeting Of the Board of
Supervisors next Monday.
Mr.. r. II. Tate, of New Orleans, is
visiting his family at Pascagoula
Can't. Chas. Boster, Of P%ascagoula,
is on a few weeks visit to New Or
leans.
The darkest hour is before the
dawning. The longest lane has it's
turning.
Mr.. +. ID. Dean, Of New Orleans,
paid his family IA visit at Pascagoula,
this week.
Miss Louise Fowler, of IIandSboro,
is visiting Mrs. Mary G.. Laird, at
l%astagoula.
Every one who has a hope of Heaven
will pay for his newspaper without
being dunncd.
Mr.. Tclfair lIodgS0n arrived here
Tuesday morning on his pleasure
yatch, Phantom.
Hunters, you can kill wild turkey
and quail after the lst Of October, so
says the game law.
The pascagoula Ice Company of this
place is shipping ice to New Orleans
by the car load daily.
Pay your subscription to the DEM
O~cRAr-STAR and don't wait for our
collector to call on you.
Delinquents can certainly find the
DEMOCHAT-STAR Office now. What
do you think of II new sign?
Mrs. Martin Freeman and daughter
Mrs. George W. Ladnier, Of Pasca-
goula, visited New Orleans, Saturday.
Mr.. Geo. $. Leatherbury, Jr., of
Cross Roads, was in towL Saturday
and gave the DEM0CRAT-STAR Il pleas
ant call.
The clothing store OF II. Strousc Il
Co., was closed last Saturday by the
suit of Pollock g. Bcrnheim, Of Mo
lille for 500.
Rev. ID. O. Bycrs will preach in the
Presbyterian church Sunday at II Il.
M. and 4 o'clock, p. M. All are cor
daily invited.
Mrs. Mary French, of Mobile, after
pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Norton, on CAVITY street, returned
home Tuesday.
The storm predicted to strike this
section Tuesday night or Wednesday
morning last did not reach here, we
are glad to announce.
Miss Alice ROurkc is having d
suitable school house built on her lot,
on the Telephone road. j. ii. Jen.
nings, Is the contractor.
Mayor NJ. g. Altman has returned
from his weeks outing in the back
country among the pines. lie looks
much better since he inhaled The
ozone of the piney woods.
Mr.. Fred Peters, president Of the
Metropolitan hank, of New Orleans
paid his friend Capt. Chas. Boster, a,
Pascagoula, a flying visit Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Schmidt, after IA pleas.
ant visit to relatives at Pascagoula
returned to her home in Mobile, ac
companied by Miss Mamie Grant.
Miss Lulic Fowler, an accomplished
young lady of IIandsb0ro, will open
private school at P~ascagoula on Octo
Der LIST.
Miss o. lie Carpenter, Of New Or
leans, returned home on Tuesday
after a pleasant visit to the family Of
Judge A. II. Delmas, on Pascagoul;
street.
Mr.. Felix Sarrazin, of New Orleans
representing Mr.. Jules Sarrazin
wholesale tobacco merchant of tina
CITY was here this week working til,
trade.
MISS Emma Peterson left Tuesda,
morning for Columbus, to enter tn
l. l. \ College at that place. He
mother accompanied her as far a
Mobile.
MISS MARY G. DoLAN, died In Nev
orleans Monday week at the aye of 6
years. She was Father divers house
seeper for several years, and was wei
ana 'avorably known 10 our communi
ty.
WI 7. Hugonin, agroccr of Orang
oio'e' has moved here with his famil.
""o stock of goods. lie wilioccup
sae Train property on Pascagoul
.'ses and will open a grocery in tn
,"rc formerly occupied by Mr.. 4
Alex krcbs.