The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-09-20

H. T. galloway at reasonable rates. All min
listers OF the gospel are especially invited TO
be present. All such and their horses will be
cared for free Of charge after arriving on the
srouhu' l.. HOWARD, =. G.
Perslmons are getting ripe and possums are
getting fat.
The air to-day is a little fall-like, for which
we return thanks.
Wilson Springs camp meeting commences
on Thursday, Goth inst.
Mr.. Chas. Farnsworth, wife and baby left
for Lexington, KY, last week.
Mr.. +. b. Walker at Pascagoula has two
little daughters very sick with fever.
Corrected timetable Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad appears this week.
The dry spell is causing much sickess. The
doctors are not mad about it, though.
Why don't the board of trustees of the
Scranton separate school district meet and
elect teachers for the school?
On Wednesday night a nine pound boy ar
rived at the home of DR.. and Mrs. A. &. u
mer, on Pascagoula street. More to follow.
Mr.. viii Farnsworth, accompanied BY his
cousin, Miss Henrietta Farnsworth, left for
Atlanta, last week.
Arrived at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. n.
Larson, on September 9th, a little summer
girl, who has com to stay.
Mrs +. G. Ford returned to her home in
Mobile Thursday Of last week, after n weeks
visit to the family of J. II. Laurendine.
Mr.. Isaac A. Oliver, editor of the West
Point Gazette, accompanied bv his wife, is
visiting his brother here, Rev. c. A. Oliver.
On Wednesday at the meeting of the trus-
tees Of the Pascagoula public school, Miss
Norma 4. Laurendine was elected principal
teacher for the coming term.
j. y. Clark has offered his little "patent'
Enterprise for sale to "a live man." The
'shebang" interferes with the business Of his
racket store. 1t is not a year old yet.
The DEAocRAT-SrAR has the only first
class and we'll equipped job printing Office in
the county, and the work turned ont is OF
the highest order known to the art. To be
convinced call aud see specimens and get prices.
j. A. Miller, the popular proprietor of the
Scranton Hotel and Exchange, left for his old
home, Langsville, Ohio, Tuesday night. He
will stop at Cincinnati and other Western
cities, and will return with his son Ray in the
course of several weeks.
Little Miss Meta, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert A. Dmitrv, after spending the sum-
mer vacation with her parents returned to
New Orleans last Friday to resume her stud
les. She was accompanied to the city by Col.
Chas A. Williams.
Mrs. T. D. Dimitrv and children, who had
been spending n short time with Mr.. Robert
n. Dimitrv aud family at the light house, left
for New Orleans last Sunday, accompanied
by Mr.. E. D. Dimitrv, also a late guest of Mr..
Dimitrv.
". =. FURRY, Of Daisy, was here Friday
and had the address of the "Old Reliable"
changed to Elinoir, Harrison county, near
which postofice he is now engaged in business.
He said he could not do without the weekly
visits of the paper.
We omitted to mention a call from that
excellent lady, Mrs. R. l.. Clean, of Barkley,
last week, whose mission was to leave 81 in silver
coin for payment of subscription to the DEMO
cRAT-STAR. Mrs. Glenn was accompanied by
Mrs. Smith, of the sam place.
The DEMocRAr-STAR job office is turning
out nice job printing at Mobile and New Or
leans prices, such as letter and note heads,
bill heads, circulars, shipping tags, envelopes,
etc. Merchants and business men generally
make a note Of this and act accordingly.
The following change in schedule of the NJ.
p. 4 =. II. r. has taken effect Train No. |
leaves Moss Point at 500 am, Scranton 500
n. M; leave Pascagoula S:35 n. m.; leave
pCTHHthH o.JV u IHy H'lNc w WuoS ! N'h' WV
Il. M. No. 3 aud ), and 0 0. X. Trains
remain at Pascagoula 2 minutes. Trains No.
| and 2 and I and s carry freight. Nos. ! and
2 discontinued on SUNDAYS. Nos. 7 and 8 re-
main at Pascagoula one hour on Sundays.
A progressive euchre party complimentary
to Miss Halle Awdkinson, of Jackson, was
given at the residence Of A. G.. Delmas last
Friday night. Miss Awdkinson was the guest
Of Miss Celeste Delmas, and the occasion was
her departure for home. Among those pres
cnt were Misses Mena Jonte, Edwina and
Louise Krebs, Isabelle Stemper Alice Rourke,
Laura CAVITY, Annie Sebastian, Susie Foster,
and Messrs. Walter J. f.. Gerard, Frank
Foster, Norwood Alley, i. E. Cox, Pedro
Jane and 7. T. Ford. The party was royalty
treated to an abundance of delicious refresh
ments.
The first blind tiger known in Jackson
county was discovered within the last few
days by our yigilant sheriff clect, G. D.. Moore.
s. Antoine, captain Of the luggcr San Reno,
was caught red -handed in the act Of selling
whisky without license Of any kind. lie was
brought before Justice G. +. Chidscy on Mon
day before whom he plead guilty tot The charge.
A fine Of $25 and costs was imposed making
1875 in all. This was promptly paid. There
will tc another case against him, rs he will
have to appear before the United States cir
cut court at its next session. at no pay
the Dago to sell anything but the banan."
Our esteemed fellow citizen, Capt. Lloyd I.
Belt, who has been for some years a prominent
member of the executive committee on the
Improvement Of the Western Waterways, has
been notified to attend a convention, which is
to be held at vicksburg on October I'D and
Esd. Captain Belt was largely instrnmentAl
in procuring government appropriations Tor
the re-opening Of the Bayou Plaqueminc IN
Louisiana, having gone to Washington on
every committee which urged that important
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