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Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.

little more for cleaned fish. think
Mr.. Dccs suggestion a good one, and
the fisherman who will start this inn
pfovcmcnt will find that he will meet
with reader sale at better prices than
his competitor who is not so careful.
| see the |Pascagoula Ice Company
offers ice delivered in Moss Point at
SOC per hundred. Why haven't they
been doing this all summer? Have
they been seized with a sudden desire
to run Mr.. Hudson out Of tue business
with a view 10 putting up prices after
he is gone? Thirty cents per hun
dred is an a%bnormally low price for ice
and IL cannot be permanently sold for
that, and If the people Of Moss Point
withdraw their patronage from Mr..
Hudson it will result in his being
driven from the business. In that
event, there being no opposition, the
ice company will Of course fix its W
price aud the public will at least he
no better OF. ! believe in a fair deal
all round. Mr.. Hudson has not
charged exOrbitant prices for ice and
has always been prompt and accommo-
dating and has given US by far the
best ice service we have eyer had and
as a matter Of justice the people of
Moss Point ought to continue their
) patronage TO him. | have no interest
in the matter, and only know Mr..
. Hudson as a passing acquaintance.
r What | have said in my opinion is but
: a matter Of simple justice to a man
who is trying to make Il living by fur
nishing promptly and fairly a much
needed article. Yours truly.
JUsTICIA.
Moss Point, Miss, Aug. I, 1894.
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Fishing is good.

Fishing is good.
The sidewalks need wedding
Oh, the delightful sea brecacs!
Large shipments of pears daily.
Mr.. O. Switzcr is having his store
building enlarged.
Mr.. James Soden is on a business
visit to New Orleans.
Mrs. t. Staples spent a few days last
week with her mother.
Mr.. James Thomas is still confined
to his bed with Illness.
Mr.. Geo. ". Grayson is spending a
few weeks with his parents.
Mrs. S. Starks is spending a week
with friends in New Orleans.
Mr.. +. S. Bartlett, of New Orleans,
is spending IA month in town.
Mr.. J. L. Rusch and family, OF New
Orleans, are summering at the Hing
Hotel.
The many friends of Mrs. W. h.
Simmons viii be pleased to learn that
she is conyaiesciug,
Col. Parker Earle has returned home
from In extended trip through the
North and West.
Mr.. Eugene McGivney, a popular
and handsome O~rleanian, is stopping
at Mr.. Jerry O'Kcefe's.
Mr.. Chas. E. pabst visited Mobile
Wednesday to purchase sash ant
blinds for the new residence Of Mrs
: Boudct on Bayou Poteau,
Recent arrivals at the Artcsiai
House: p. Crane, L. Ameiro ant
= family, Chas. Hardwick, II. II. Solo
, mon, J. C. Beats and wife, New Or
= leans; Dr.. +. T. BisSac, II. G. MOI
man, NatChez j. +. Gay, Atlanta
y Mrs. NJ. L. Young, Patterson, La.
Capt. Thomas Hanson and his wifi,
al their famous vineyard across FOi
bayou, were most agreeably surprise
last Monday night by a party in ia
lyhos from here. They were hospiti
bl. received by their aged hosts, VII
did all in their power to entcrtai
their nocturnal visitors. Dancing al
merry making was INDUCED in to
', late hour, when, after tasting son
= sparkling wine, the fruits of Cap
" IIanson's vineyard, the party depart,
~ with happy recollections of this age
10 couple in their isolated home mid
the pines and cedars. On the u
!" inst. Capt. Hanson will have pass
the S4th milestone in his journ
through life. Among those in t
party were the following: Miss
ex Daisy VIM, Grace and Annie II
M lor, Maggie Mcmahon, Carrie Kell'
ny Rose Carraher, Mariah l%!ornor, CT
ay Carey, Lizzie Hart, Belle and Ka'
ne O'Conner: Mesdames Shelly and \
la. Carly: Messrs. Eugene McGivn,
W. John Carr, Ed. Nolan, John Lally,
Larop, Bernard Beman, T., G. ST.
and NJ. Johnson.
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Jackson County Teachers, institute

Will be held in the school house in
Scranton, commencing August Goth
and continuing five days.
Prof j. NJ. White, of Starkyillc, will
conduct the exercises.
The daily exercises will be from Sam.
to II m. and from 2 to 4 p. m.
All the public and private school
teachers Of the county are requested
to be present, and take part in the
exercises, and all parents and patrons,
and the public generally, to show
their interest in the good work by
their presence.
DIR. II. l.. HOWE,
Supt. Public Education,
Jackson County, Miss.
August 10, 1894. It
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.


Mrs. Ella PassO is sick abcd.
A few drummers visit Us every week.
Everybody is keeping cool on cheap
ice.
Showery weather makes the pota-
toes grow.
Lumber is very low, but the mills
are all piping away.
That old reliable scotsman, John
Hill, has Il fresh supply of garden
seed.
The ~Pascagoula Lumber Co. received
a drift of 800 logs this week from Dog
river.
A new building is going up on the
front for a barber shop for Buck Mel
son, the barber.
Mrs. d. W. Hopper, after spending a
month with her parents, has returned
to her home at Farnsdale, Ala.
The Hy~pathean Society, on account
of the rain, was postponed until to-
night at the residence of Mr.. w, Fred
llerrin.
Mrs. ]. +. Coleman, of New Orleans,
and Master Johnnie Slierer, of Mobile,
are guests Of the family of Mr.. S. 5.
Henry,
A telephone line is projected from
Moss Point to IIattiesburg. About
$500 has already been subscribed. The
line will go via Basin through the pine
woods.
Many of our Democratic friends at
tended the Democratic mass meeting
at Mississippi City last Saturday.
They went down on the steamer Capt.
Fritz.
There was an observation party at
the residence of Mr.. w, NJ. Ward
Thursday night of last week. 1t was
certainly an enjoyable affair. The
refreshments were elegant.
Mrs. j.. l.. Dantzler has been in
Biloxi for more than a week visiting
her brothers family, Her brother,
Dan NJ. Mayors, has been confined tt
: his bed with fever for ten days OF
more.
Rev. T. W. Adams will preach mex
Sunday evening at 7:45 o'clock in The
Methodist church on the scripture
mode of baptism. Everybody cordial.
; invited to attend.
Mr.. EFT. Rogers, merchant, leaves thi
week for New York and other nortt
. crn points for two months recreation
MI. +. G. Spann will assist Mr., Brag
Spann in the store during Mr.. Roger
absence.
The following vessels are loadin
this week at the l.. n. Dantzler Lun
Der Cos mills: Catha Minerva wit
4 5000 feet of lumber Tor Key West an
the Elinor with the same amour
v for the same port.
The Fire Kinder factory Of M. a
Dees e. Sons was burned again Tue
day morning. A defective kettle VIZ
the cause. The Dees firm is hard
down. The house is being rebui
and the work of putting up the Kin
Ter will 90 on. Loss this time $i75.
Program for meeting of Juveni
Missionary Society, August II, 1894
eadin -. Marion Eva
Music.
Recitation. .......... ........ Carlotta Stewa
Music.
Recitation. 49,. Miss Wootie Yat
Music.
Reading. nm. Miss Henry Dantzl
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Board of Supervisors
JACKSON COUNTY.

At a ocular meeting of the Board OF
Supervisors of said county, held in the
court house thereof on The lst Monday OF
August, being the 9th day OF August,
1894 there we've present and in attend
ance on said Board j. X. Mcleod, prcsi-
dent I: A. Altman, ID. Mcdonald. l.. G.
Manuel and w. W. Broom, members of
said Board +. II, Lewis, sheriff OF SAID
county, and S. ID. Denny, deputy clerk OF
said Board.
The following proceedings were had
and doue:
The report of Il. l. Powze. county
superintendent of education, was heard
and approved, aud ordered recorded or
flied.
Ordered, That until further notice, the
County Snrcrintendcnt of Education will
not be required to be at the county seat
ON SATURDAYS of each scholastic mouth 10
attend 10 his official duties.
Ordered. That 81 10 90 he allowed G. w.
Carlisle, payable ont of general county
fund, II being money illegally paid mo
county t~r"aslr, on account OF tax SAFE;
Section 353l of Annotated Code OF / oJ9
having been complied with.
Ordered, That the following allowances
he made:
| james Mobiles, repairing bridge on
Davis Greek .............. , ~ W
I. Ostrnm Hill an file ...,...,... 5S 80
: r Davis hill mn file, ....,... 80 90
George Davis, hill on tile......... 20
II. O, FURRY, hill on file. ......... 3 III
Marshall A. Bruce. bill on tilr..... 46 30
DEMoCIAT-S1AR, bill on lile...... D 80
d. A. Galloway, bill on tilc....... ~
J. p. Smith. for filling in marsh
on Cedar sirect.......-.--...,. lo0 W.
Ordered, That hill Of coronrron inquest
of Percy II. Clark, he dlsallnwed.
Ordered, That for building 4 bragg
across Munger Creek. in Beat No. q. III
accordance with the plan and speclhca'
rion on file. having been advertised, and
this day offered as the law directs. When
Ruben Byrd appeared and bid therefor
the sum of $1,000, which was the Lowest
bid offered therefor, and contract waA
awarded to Ruben Byrd upon his giving
sufficient bond therefor, conditioned ~
the law and the order Of the Board
direct; such bond to be approved by th'
president Of the Board.
Ordered, That the petition of s. !
otarks and others, to change road No 5c
be granted.
Ordered. That old road leading from
near b, rd's ferry TO county line. be dc
clarod public, aud all hands living neare
this than any other road, DO assigned t.
work the same with j. X. Cain as over
seer.
The clerk is hereby instructed to ad
vel tisc for bids 10 build Il bridge acros
, Cedar Creek. ON Howell ferry road, i
> Beat No. l.
Ordered. That Mack Mccormick be ar
4, pointed overSccr on road No. 81, IN plac
of G.. Phclp s, excused.
) Ordered, That WIN. Devro, VIM. Will
and Jules Gurlost, be appointed trustee
OF township 6 range . : aud it is fhrthe
u ordered that the sim Of $500 lie Above
v OUT OF the two aud thee per cent. fun
S for building school house in said tUwnsh'
aud range.
NoTE-rhe Board is still in session. e.
amining and eQulliziug the assessment
U and win not adjoaru before Saturla
evening.
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Hello, DEMoCRAT-STAR This is
Capt. Chris Smith, at ~Pascagoula. !
took a trip with the schooner Amelia
through Dog Key Pass and along the
Chandelier Island, 80 miles west seek
ing timber. The island is cut through
in gullics. having from eight to ten
feet Of water in depth in some places
There isn't a solid piece over half
mile left. There was no timber to be
found. These holes are literally tllcC
with red fish"
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Buy your supplies at the NAM
MOTH STORE.
All Job work done at the Demo-
CRAT-STAR Office is cash on delivery,
If YOU want to get value received
for your money, call at the bargain
MAMMOTH STORE of DeJean q
Mitchell.
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i~'OStuilicc and Mails.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or MAILS.

ARIIVAL md U~EFANTUEE OF MNIL0,
from Sc7aHion--Arrivcs at go TIM. and
Tia p. III. and $50 p N. Departs at
10 IL. NJ; l;iJ p. III. aud l:l5 p. M.
Leqke5rilie LJute--Arriycs every day
except Sunday at ll:i0 a. m. Departs
5 mu day AZ p. N.
+. Il. C~ASTANERA. p. NJ.
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Moss Point Secret Societies.

7. Il 4. NJ. Plscagoula Lndgc No, 2G2,
meets every third Saturday in cacli
month. J. X. Mcleod. W. NJ; Z. H..
Wood. Secretary.
Chapter No. l0-, meets every sceohd
Saturday M each month. u. h. Howe,
II. p; G.. II. Wood. Secretary.
Gnlf Lodge No, 2i5l. Knights of Honor,
meets second aud fourth Saturday nights
in each mouth. W. Fred llerrin, Dlcta-
tor.
Moss Point Lodge No. III. |. O. o. +
meets every Monday ulght at X. Of II
hall, c. ". Garner, N. G.; Z. n. Farley
SECRETARY.
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cb,nrrry Court next Monday.
7. LEWIS Secretary
scranton, July n, 1894

ChancCry Court neNJ MViiudS'
Some enterprises die a-borninE'
The new enterprise proved to be an
abortion.
The white caps archerc worn by the
yacltmcn.
pa,cagoula street is the most musl'
cl street in Scranton.
The soldier boys are getting rcady
for the cncampmcnt at Meridian,
1T is so much easier to talk too
much than it is to think too much"
1t pays those who advertise in the
DENocRAT-STAR. That is what they
say.
The populite and Opposition bridges
at P|ascagoula are both well patron
lied,
Curthburt, the l4-year-old son of
Mr.. G.. A. Nelson, died on the 9th ult'
with bone cancer.
Mr.. John Willoz, of New Orleans, is
Oh a visit to Mr.. A. d. KreOs, on the
PlScagOula river.
Miss Lily Venncman, of New Or
leans, is a guest of Mrs. Jeanne
Krebs, on the Pascagoula river.
The dog ordinance did not material
ize at the council meeting Tuesday.
1t was laid over until next meeting.
Another shanty has been built ON
Delmas avenue. 1t will be utilized as
a barber shop for colOred people.
Misses Marie Louise Grant and
Louise Walker are visiting Miss
Eurilda Seal at Mississippi City.
The schooner Helen Keller and
Yacht Susie b. are undergoing repairs
at Capt. Geo. Frentz's ship yard.
Messrs. Louis WeisdoiIer, Leor
| Marx and Capt. James Smith, of New
| Orleans, paid IA business trip here thl'
week,
Rev. Il. T. Breland will preach II
the Presbyterian church Sunday a
II o'clock u. N. and s o'clock p. IN. Al
are cordially invited.
Consul Ii. +. Krebs at Pascagoul;
has commenced rebuilding his resi-
dence on the lake. 1t is to be a two
story frame. Mr.. Geo. w. Tagcrt
builder.
Miss Florence Neville, the beautl
full and accomplished daughter 0
Hon. James II. Neville, of Meridian
is the guest of the family OF Mr.. Wa
ter NJ. Denny.
Mr.. John s. Mcdonald, living nea
Rosedalc church, in this county
killed a monster rattlesnake mt da
last week. 1t measured five and Il ha.
feet long and had fifteen rattles.
Capt. L. A. Lumsden, of Mobile
was a pleasant caller at the DEM
cRAT-STAR Office Monday. He is wit
the steam tug Mary Louise with h
family on board for a cruise along I'll
coast.
The Saucier McCollistcr markt
house on Pascagoula street has close
out-shut up shop. After two montl
1t was found there was no money
The business for the CONCERN. o.
people will cat some mullet.
Died at P%ascagoula, on Thursda
August 2, 1894, George, infant son
MI. and Mrs. Geo. w. Ladnier, az,
10 months and three days. The
mains were buried in the Protesta'
cemetery, Rev. L. N. Brock, of Mo
'olht, performing the last sad rites
Last Saturday the tug Leo left I
'hc Democratic mass meeting at NJ
slSs'ppi City with the Scranton Bra
nahd, composed of Messes. c.
jacobson, W. Il. Pankcy, f. b. Rourl
onas' Chambers, Ben Chambers, Oh;
nadlck, Robert +. Seymour, Norm
seymour, Joe Pankey, Geo. Grunlur
"fa Rolls, W. L. Kline, Joe Pol a
iaI L%auren1inc, and also Mr.. J..
m''er' Capt. G. L. Johnson aud \
frank Crcnshaw. The Leo stopped
'"oSl an took aboard a few guests.
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The Question Of Fishermen Cleaning Fish.

Editor Democrat-Star:
Mr.. Dodson last week in reply to a
suggestion by MI. Dees in regard to
fishermen cleaning fish before offering
them to purchasers, treats the sugges-
ton lightly and says that fishermen
have not been in the habit OF doing
this. That is true, but is there any
reason why we should not progress in
this direction as in others? Fish
caught say at midnight in this hot
weather and cooked next morning, say
at I o'clock, are not what fish ought to
be, while they may not be actually
spoiled. A person who has eve eater
any other kind can have no conception
of what a nice fresh fish Is. Cleaning
when first caught would remedy Thu
' in a great measure. or course TN
| fishermen would have to charge
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saturday. August rs, 1884,

.,,m far the purpose Ct electing i've dei-
a,,,os nom each district of the coun'y' anu
,tla,o,es from IN, county at-large, to
H ' Jackson county in the sixth DIS
,.,, congressional Convention at Pass CHRIS
, s,n,omber4 4, 1894; and also forthe trans
,,tioo Of such other business Us may proper
lv come before the Meeting
Pc order of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Jackson county
NV. STEWART, Chairman'
H. LEWIS Secretary
scranton, July u, 1894,
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Churches.

METHODIST Rev, 7. W. Adams. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. iraycr-nieeCinS
every Wednesday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN-Rev. D. q. Bycrs, pastOr.
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-neetlng
every Wednesday night,
BAPTIsr-EId. l.. n. Brock, pastor. Preach
Ing every first and third sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
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loFFICIAL.
TOWN OF SCRANTON.

A special meeting of the Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen was held in the
Mayors Office August |, 1894, to grant
the liquor license of a. G.. Delmas.
The petition being in accordance to
law, the same was ordered issued by
the Board.
The regular meeting of the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen was held in
the Mayors Office Tuesday, August I,
1894. Members present: NJ. G. All
man; mayor: +. +. Pickett, W. NJ.
CAVITY, j. w. Altman and S. r. Thomp-
son, aldermen. j. Y. Morgan, absent,
b. f. Browne, marshal; ii. Bloomfield,
attorney.
Minutes of the last regular meeting
read and approved with an amend
ment to show that the work was done
on the street at the foot Of Delmas
avenue, and not on wharf.
Minutes Of special meeting read and
adopted.
Mayors report for month Of July
shows amount Of fines and costs $685.
to balance uncollected $40. 80.
Tax collectors report for same
month shows $i2.5l collected.
Report of marshal and street COM
missioner: Raised and graded Pasca-
goula street north of railroad to town
limits, made a new gilbert and filed
holes and ruts south of railroad. Road
dues collected, $54 pound fees, &2,45.
Report of treasurer shows a cash
balance on hand of sl493.74.
Ordinance on running hacks and tax
ay, Ipfrn len III AZ 10 ,,n,,t $500, M p,Ant
ing.
Ordered by the Board, That S. r.
Thompson be and is hereby appointed
town registrar for the town Of Scran'
, ton according to law.
, The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
as a committee Of the whole inspected
the water tower built for fire purpose:
under contract with G.. Il. Thompson
and found same completed according t
, contract. 1t is therefore ordered. tina
4 the tower be received and the amour
due in payment therefor OF S296 b
: paid to said G. r. Thompson for tn
l completion of the same,
:, Ordered, That the following bill
= and accounts be paid;
Geo. r. Thompson, %creosoting
foundation of tower .......... 0
DEMoCRAT-STAR, Mayors print
my . v
o G. ID. Moore, feeding prisoners. II A
o Tony Mateos, shells .......... 10
= w. M. CAVITY, hardware. ....... Q
DeJean & Mitchell, hardware. rs
Henry Pritchard, street work.. q
q Robert Wright, street work.. 81
: j. b. Pickett, street work. ...... 13 .
Gabe Walker, street work.. 5
Albert Limas, street work......
ii. Wright, street work ........ 81
: J. b. Pickett, hauling lumber. II
M. G. Altman, rent Of Mayors
o11cc. OF
Usual allowances ordered paid, t
wit:
n NJ. G. Altman, mayors salary for
# July. $50
S. II. Thompson, clerks salary
Tor acknowledgements. 20
b. +. Browne, street commits
sioner's salary for July.,...... %
y b. +. Browne, marshal's salary
for July -. q
Ordered, That bids be taken on I'll
erection Of water tank on top OF tOwt
IS and hand railing around the outer IL
edge OF tower and along the stalrwa
aud cutting Off the projections I
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Fine Cow and Calf for Sale.
TO-, 1894.

A three gallon MILK COW with a
heifer calf ten days old for sale at a
bargain, because the owner has
more than he needs. Price $40 cash.
Apply at
DEMOCRAT-STAR Office.
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m WHOM IT MAY CONCERN We win cs.

TEEN it IA favor IL any one in Moss Point or
vicinity, who kroW anything q, interest Ia
our readers in that place. will communicate
the same direct 20 the DE~MOCRAT-rTAR Office,
Scranton, or leave the same at either 4.
Burners store. A. +. Dantzler 4 CO. z. W,
Manahan Il Co.. j. W. Stewards drug store oI
Moss Point Mercantile Co., on Tuesdays, or
not later than Wednesday evening OF each
,ynn1
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The following guests are summering
at Capt. Volney Browns cottage at
%Pascagoula: Messrs. st. Armand st.
Martin and Geo. Wieman, Misses
Carrie Brewer, Lou II. Lloyd and
Katie Rowley, Edward Brewer, Mrs.
M. l.. Brewer, Mrs. NJ. b. Hereford
and daughter, all Of New Orleans.
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1t is said Greasy Jim (col.l who is
wanted in New Orleans for murder,
crossed Randall's Ferry last Friday
going towards Waynesboro.
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Mr.. j. II. Randall left for Nashville,
Tenn, Thursday, leaving the express
office in charge of Mr.. J. T. Ellis, of
Evergreen, Ala
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Mrs. A. S. Dccs sold to James Will
liams this week half Of lot No. I in
NJ. A. Decs tract for $50; other half
to Grant flanders for $50.
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Services Sunday at 1890 a. m. in the
Lutheran church. No night service.
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Rev. C. j. Broders will leave Sunday
at = p. III. for st. Louis, to be absent
about two weeks.
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Miss Bernie Paterson, of Mobile, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Mcintosh
at PascagOula.
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Mrs. Nathalie de Villeneurve sold
this week lot No. so of the Rena
Krebs tract to Mr.. Alfred Farragut
for SDnN
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v~ANCLEaVE ITEMS.

Ho, for Bluff Creek! the land for
Vaughan's Clover Honey. Call on T..
G. Ruble for a supply.
Call on that courteous old prince of
merchants, VIM. Martin, for a speci-
men of Vaughan's Glover Honey.
See theWoodman that is the earliest
to get the choice Of cuts Of Vaughan's
Glover Honey.
Call and try Brother Broadus, who
is always at the front If anything as
good as Vaughan's Glover Honey is in
reach of money.
Tuesday evening the garden party
given atVthc residence of Mr.. II. NJ.
Krebs, on Bayou Patasas, for the
| benefit Of the Catholic chapel was
success. The drill of Battery B WI.
the feature Of the evening, Mr.. Z. l.
lluggins carrying of the prize, a large
axe
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al. FOR NiSs MEETING.

,,s meeting of the Democrats on Jack
.oo county is hereby called at the co'F'
,,,o I'm scranton, on
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LOCALS.

Local Notices inserted under this head are
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-08-10
J. Il. THOMSON. Clerk

Don't forget to attend the donkey
party at the residence of Mrs. Cole,
Tuesday, August l4th. ADJUSTMENTS
and refreshments of different kinds.
Admission 10 cents.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-08-10

A heavy rain and windstorm pre-
vailed Wednesday night. Some OF the
breakwaters at Pascagoula were
slightly damaged. Look out for
storms during this month.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-08-10
"HellO. Can't. MayerS %

"This is the Postal Telegraph Office,
All its operators subscribe for the old
reliable home paper, the DEMOCRAT
STAR. Those who do not subscribe
borrow and cry If refused the loan of
the paper by their neighbors."
"ThOse who borrow it know a good
thing when they see it, but those who
subscribe and fail to pay for it are no
better than the borrower