The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-05-11

r,,,, M -scdtter lime
I n'.n,y Of Idle men about town.
r'.h and oysters in gfcAtaou'io'"ce
ondtheap ,N.,,,o sno,,.'
a,st sunday " scranton.
ro,, oil. old papers and careiessneSS
i, the cause of many Of the hI's'
y.r, meeting of the Board Of su-
,.risor, on the first Monay in july
y, lanes Hicks, of Mobile, spent
s"od,y in Scranton with friends,
v&., Theresa A. Caskin, OF Mobile,
.,sitod her sister, Mrs. j. A. Vautres'
la,tSanday'
r,,, am law is in force. Don't
ifyou have to face Judge Ter
raj next month.
NJ, will r. Nix paid ii visit to Mo-
bile Wednesday to CONSULT p"'H'""
about his health.
Mr.. James Armour, OF Moolle' "a'
,ho r,e,t of our popular sheriff, +. II.
Lewis, last Sunday.
I'M, gardeners have commenced the
,I.mao, If hcans to Nashville,
Tenn, and other points
The Scranton Blues will give il
GRAND hall at Odd Fellows Hall on
wednesday evening, May'l6.~
Mr.. ]. A. McCollistcr, OF Pass Chr'S'
tjan. is here prospecting with the
view Of starting a butcher business.
Can't. Silas Weeks, Of New Orleans
maid A business visit to Moss Point OF
Tuesday and gave us a very pleasant
call.
A railroad oattlt arrived here OF
Tuesday for a new 10y road to be op
Grated by Messrs. r.. &. Luce & Son Il
Basin.
The dwelling house Of Mrs. NJ. A
Eyerilt destroyed by fire recently wa
not insured. The house was wort
sl,j00.
"Dr. W. A. Cox hlS bought .himsel
a Ian some new buggy and bcaut'fu
bay horse. No finer team can b
found in town..
Slippery Alley ought to be ralde
by our marshal some of these Oar
nights. Foul birds roost in and aoou
this alley, we are told.
Mr., Fritz ID. Becht, rc~presentatiN
from Mississippi Lodge No. 81 lie
Sunday to attend the meeting OF u
Grand Lodge X. of =. at Natcllez.
The Scranton Gieys and Scrantt
Blues played a game of ball last su
day at the Point, which resulted
favor Of the Blues by a score OF 10
II.
Mr.. Justin Durel, of New Orlean
was a guest Of the Cottage by the Sc
pascagoula, this week. He gave t
DEMoCRAT-STAR Office o pleasa
visit. :
II anybody has to wait for his mon
the poor newspaper man is that p
son. Some people think he can II
on water and promises. That Is
great mistake.
Elder L. N. Brock will I'LL his rel
lar appointment in the Baptist chul
here next Sunday, both morning a
night. He will also preach at Pas
goula at 1 o'clock, p. NJ.
Col. @. b. Sansum, of New Orlea
Judge Lex Brame and S%tenograpl
F.O. Hoffman. of Mobile, were h
on Monday taking dispositions in
Pascaeoula Ice Company's case.
Mr.. +. W. Flint, protector of
Natchez and P~ascagoula Railroad,
in town f~urthering the interest
that new enterprise. He hopesto
towork shortly on the road.
SQn June IL, II and IL, a grand I
will be given for the benefit Of
Catholic church. All are cOrdi;
invited to attend. Names OF, the {
GERS Of fair will be published in
next issue.
Last Friday the Presbyterian
Baptist Sunday schools enjoyed Il
annual picnic at Bellef0ntalne Pc
III children and grown persons
tlclpatcd and an agreeable and pl
ant day was spent.
Mrs. L. Il. Conner, Of Paris, re
after a two months visit to her sis
Mrs p. X. Mayors, left on Friday
Mobile, where she will remain II
lew days, thence to Crawford tos
several months ere her return to
nome in Texas.
Mr.. J.T. lglehart, the horse de;
was here again last Friday and
"Sc horses, although money Is a
scarce and times dull. But the
90 two ways about 1t, our people
ride They are not OF the wal
sort.
Col M. n. Jackson, Of Nash,
ienn', lcctured on the battles
eamp life Of the Confederate so
pa small audience at the Lutll
',nool house on Monday night.
g''oncl Is a onc-lcggcd veteran a
Visiting the coast towns.
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