The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-27
/ 0CHL NEWS.

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this week. ,,.r,,or,o,.
Column now ,, ,so, 90
ro.n n saturday, Jnly 2l, 1871, 70
-. pun .nd Mrs. II. NJ. Plummer' a girl
n,.rI. N. Brock will preach in the
p' nn Church next Sunday night
psy D. o. Byers will preach in the
,'ashvterian church Sunday at II
o'clock a. H. .
usssrs. Chas.R Ruter and Robert
~e,smour. of Basin, have returned
home to stay
,udse Ellis Ovcrstrect, Of van.
.,',ye was in town Monday on legal
business.
The steamer Louise was launched
an Tuesday from Capt. Geo. Frentz's
ship ways
Mr.. George mccarthy, of shubuta' is
visiting the family of DR.. A.C. Ul'ner'
On pascagouIh street.
Mr. Robert L. Billiard left Monday
far Canehatta, Miss, his old home, to
be absent about two weeks.
Miss Florida Krebs, of Mobile, is
visiting her niece Mrs. j. r. Johnson,
at the Old Fort, on Krcbs lake,
Mr. and Mrs. W. IIassinger, of Blr-
minpham, Ala, are stopping at the
| Cottage by the Sea, Pascagoula.
Mrs. Geo. Frentz, Mrs. i. Larsen
and Mrs. Emma Davidson visited
| Stonewall. their old home, last week.
Mr.. W. L. May, of the Pass Chris
| tian News, was a pleasant caller at
the DgMoCRAT-STAR Office last Satur-
day.
Hon. A. NJ. Dahlgren, collector OF
customs, aud Special Agent McHenry
mid a business visit to PaScagouli
Monday.
The county Is having the cutters
around the court house yard cleaned
and recovered. The sidewalk is i'm
proved also.
Mrs. Edward Trachey, nee Miss
Cora Wood, of Mobile, is visiting the
family of Mr.. A. z. Krcbs, on Pasca'
E0ula street.
A new postoiice has been estab
lished in this county at Glennhaver
and called Barley, with Mr.. r.. l.
Glenn postmaster.
Mr.. J. NJ. Breland. of Vancleavc, ;
prominent merchant, was in to"'
Monday and paid his respects and due
to the DEMOCRAT-STAR.
There are several sweet orange tree
in bloom on Capt. A. Soderstromi
place at Pascagoula which are ais
bearing large sized oranges.
We are glad to learn that the Mayo
and Aldermen intend at the next reg
ular meeting to enact dog ordinance
The dogs will then have to go.
The following real estate transte
was made last Saturday: Mrs. }. Z
Sarrazin to Mrs. Helena Frentz, IL
No. 81, on Pine street, for $50 cash.
Mr.. Jacob Hcssingcr, the brillian
editor Of the New Orleans Germa
Gazette, accompanied by his wife,
a guest of the Cottage by the Sc;
P%ascag0ula.
DR.. J. B. Peasants, surgeon dcntis'
of Lexington. Miss, was a pleasar
caller at the DEMOCRAT-STAR otliC
Tuesday. lie is on the coast pro
pecting with a view of locating t
practice his profession.
Constable VIM. Gabe Parker d
liveryed on Monday last Harrison Gi
to Hotel de Moore, convicted in Juds
Ellis Ovcrstrect's court at Vanclea,
of carrying brass knucks. Fined S.
and costs. Gill will probably have
remain in Jail ninety days.
We are are indebted to Mr.. Osci
Farley, of Moss Point, for IL larg
luscious, red meat watermelon.
served our family for a day. Oscar
certainly a thoughtful man. He know
how to please a rural editor. Thank
Oscar. May you always raise waite
melons.
The many friends and sympathisc
OF Mr.. Joe Cook, who was held up al
robbed here a little over a year a,
and so badly shot at, Blackbird POI
by jim Smith and Charley Tagel
VIII be glad to learn that he has SO 1
recovered from his wounds that lie Il
returned to his home in Jasper coun
from Augusta. He can sit up, b
not walk yet.
Mr.. Frank W. C~rcnshaw, a popul
Young railroad man OF Mobile, IS v
my the family OF his uncle, MI. j.
L%aurendine, on Laurel street.
Mr.. Walter NJ. Denny is in Jon
'ounty this week looking after
candidacy for Congress.
battery b will drill every Tucsd
ana Friday night In advance OF
encampment.
Last Tuesday Mr.. Il. n. Raby prcsel
w US with an eggplant raised on
r'"ce between here and Moss Poi
'"a' weighed 81 pounds. IL Isl nat,l
wv u lorccd growth, as he has ma
""'c larger ones. This imam cvidcl
"'"e lccundity Of our soil and
''aPla6llliy TO truck gardening.