The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-01-12

Variable weather.
lie got badly left.
The grip is here yet.
They are seeking yet.
Pit out your strawberry plants now.
The dogs have actually quit going to
church.
Mr.. J. G. Hulsbush visited Mobile
Sunday.
What is the matter with Scranton
Fire Company.
New subscribers to the DEMOCRAT
STAR this week.
Have your Job Prjnting done at the
DEMocRAT-STAR Office.
The dog trainer from Eagles Nest
was in town this week.
Miss Nelscna Nelson spent several
DAYS with friends this week in Biloxi.
Mr.. Robert Hunter, Of Mobile, paid
a business visit here last Tuesday.
Don't read your neighbours DEMO
C%RAT-STAR. Get one OF your own.
Onl, s. Il year in advance.
Mr.. j. +. Crenshaw, OF Pascagoula,
is ont again after a short attack OF
La Grippe.
Send your orders for Job Printing to
the DEMocRAT-STAR II you want good
work and low prices.
Mr.. Geo. II. Higgins returned Sun
day from IIayana on the bark Onterio,
after an absence Of two months.
Capt. W.. l.. Pinder and family
moved last Monday to Moss Point and
are domicilcd on the Griffin road.
Mrs. Margaret Glass and family, az
ter a long residence in Scranton, left
for Mobile, their future home, last
Friday. +
Mayor NJ. G. Altman is having cx-
tcasivc repairs made to his store
building on PascTgoula street and
Delmas avenue.
Don't send your orders for Job
Printing away when the DEMOCRAT
STAR Office can do just as good work
at same figures. Support the home
Office.
II you don't pay your taxes by the
first OF February you will lose the
privilege OF voting. Don't neglect
this important duty. The time is
short.
Mr.. z. s. Judson, the popular trav-
cling representative OF Messrs. Jos.
Bowling CO., Wholesale dry goods and
notions merchants, OF New Orleans,
was In town on Monday taking large
orders.
Mr.. Wash c. Myers, of StoncwalI,
was in town Saturday last looking as
handsome as ever. Wash says the
only disease in his neighborhood Is
starvation, and some deaths from that
cause has resulted,
Rev. 4. T. Breland, the new pastor
Of the Methodist church at this place,
will preach in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at II a. m. and 7 p. m.
and also at Pascagoula at $3.50 p. m
All are cordially invited.
The Presbyterian church has beef
ceiled throughout and two cathedral
windows placed In the rear, the latte
the donation OF Mrs. VOlncy Brown
Of Pascagoula. The work was don
under the immediate supervision q
Capt. G. r. Irving.
Mr.. Fred L. Lindin ger. now Of Per
sacola, spent the holidays with tn
old folks at home. Fred was for seve
years a typo In the DEMOcRAT-SrA
office, and a more efficient and rcliabl
printer never was In our employ b
fore. We are truly glad to know tina
he holds a permanent position on til
Daily News at Pensacola.
Hon. A. Mortimer Dalgrccn, Co
lect0r Of Customs OF this district, Wi
ut the Port Of P~ascagoula the 9TH
DAY looking over the bushes
lie was accompanied by Mr.. G.
simpson, cx-Deputy, who is In II
employ Of the Collector as instruct'
until March 1st. Gus lisa Rcpublca
but when II comes TO political pic
anything else that Is good, he nev
gets left. He enjoys Democratic p
Us swell as his own party pie.
Mr.. William N. Patterson, aged
years, Q months and 20 Gays, depart
thls life last Friday morning ut |
late residence on Pascagoula rive
nc was a sufferer from heart dlscas
mr. Patterson was born In Lyme
ourgh, Va, aud was at one time Gle
VI courts at that place. Later
practiccd law In Washington, d.
nc was twice married, three sons 81
vvc him, two by his iirst wife a
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