The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-02
"This world is full Of beauty"
Though many u mortal frets;
"And II we did our duty"
,Twnnld not be fnu nf debts.

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"And II we did our duty
'Twould not be full of debts.
The moon win be full Saturday night, and
SO will some people.
Messers R. s. Fosbnrgh and j. N. Houston,
Of New Orleans, paid a business visit here Oh
Tuesday.
Capt. J. NJ. R,bbv, of Three Rivers was in
town Monday looking to be in splendil health
and fine spirits.
Rev. Father {. A. Oliver paid a visit to his
old home, West Point, last week to see his
mother, who Is dangerously i'll.
Miss Dora II. Clark, Of New Orleans, the
accomplished daughter Of John H.. Clark, Esq,
is spending a week with her father at Pasca-
goula.
Mrs. +. b. Blackwell departed last Tuesday
for st. Elmo, Ala, where she will spend a
week with relatives and friends rusticating
and free from business cares.
Miss Laloute viosca, a charming Young
lady of New Orleans, after a pleasant %sojourn
at Pascagnula, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Fuselier, left for hOme last Monday.
That excellent lady, Miss Kate Ulmer, left
last Tuesday afternoon for Shubuta, her old
home, to be absent until October. Her little
n%eice, Maud Ulmer, accompanied her.
Picnic and sailing parties are freely in
, dulgcd in these beautiful moonlight nights.
The moon lends inspiration to the belle and
beaux to pour forth their soft whispered moth
ings to each other.
Mr.. Edward r. Mullan, the popular and
handsome travelling representative of Mcssrs.
Smith Bros. L Co., Of New Orleans, was in
tA'sn sAAssaSs. y AHae4a- 4-- vi; M
ported %coIfecs, Of which they make a specially.
Shakespeare wrote "Thc evil that men do
live after them, but the good is often inferred
with their bones" Such might have been the
ease in Blllie's time, but it is vice versa now.
The grave covers all faults.
Rev. c. j. Broders, wife and baby, will leave
Sunday for st. Louis, where Mrs. Broders
will spend two months. Mr.. Brodcrs, after a
trip to Indiana, will return home. lie expects
to be absent about three weeks.
Mr.. j. NJ. Breland, of vancleave, was a well
come caller at the D~EaocRAT-SrAs Office the
first Of the week. He says the weather in his
section is the hottest ever known in the
memcry of the oldest inhabitant.
As housebreakers and burglars are plying
their nefarious vocation hereabouts it is wise
for the possessors Of money to put it in the
big fire and burglar proof safe Of the Scran-
ton State Bank. A hint to the wise Is sufi-
cicnt.
The girl who knocked her lover down with a
chair the other day for trying To kiss her, is
going to marry another fellow soon. The
fortunate man should take warning and not
try TO kiss her before the knot is tied hard
and fast.
About 4 o'clock Sunday morning m un-
known burglar attempted to effect an entrance
into the residence of Mrs. H. Cole on Pasca-
goula river, but was frightened away by the
inmates who were awaked BY the noise at the
window.
Mr.. Thomas B. Rabby is having a suitable
building erected in East Side, near the rail
road track, and a few hundred yards from the
East Side Exchange, in which he will open a
| liquor saloon to be known as the "Ruby." Mr.
g. D. Atchison is the builder.
The Woodmcn Of the World is a secret or
der, and its object is to combine white male
persons Of sound bodily health, exemplar,
habits and good moral character, between The
ages Of 10 and 50, into a social, secret fra
ternsl beneficiary and benevolent order, etc.
Wsrkmen have been here near a month
putting the railroad bridge that spans The
Pascagoula river in complete order. TIL,
Keepers house is also being re-shingled, al
Of which has made Mr.. Portis, the head MAJ
at The bridge, so proud that his mlcn il
naughty and condesccnding.
There will be a moonlight festival at eth,
+ Oaks" in Pascagoula, on Tuesday night, Aug
ust 9th. II is to be given for the benefit o
, the Union thurch. Round trip tickets from
Moss Point can be had at % cents. From
Scranton and return 20 cents. Let eyery5 pd!
patronize the worthy object.
Last Saturday afternoon the DEMOCRAT
star force was the recipient Of some elegan
ice-cream and delicious cake from that popn
lar caterer to the appetite Of the public, Mis-
Nina Smith, proprietor Of the Bijou ice -crear
. parlor and restaurant. For this pleasant re
; membrane all hands make their pretties
bow and join in wishing Miss Nina success i
/ al her undertakings.
The Moss Point and Pascogoula RaiIroa
2 ca. has commenced building and grading
bicycle track on a square Of ground, IN
! property 81 that public spirited lady, Mr.
\ y. w. O'Connsll, At Pascagoula, who has q
| lOwed liz free use for one year. Messcrs q. !
Il johnson and H. F. Krebs, also SLOWING the US
/ 81 their LOTS adjoining. The track will !
N completed next week, and a subscription
i Nyloo has been raised among the bicycle ride'
NJ further improvements. The race, whic
~ advs dyed 10 take place to-day (Fridsl
. 4sNp rss Rusd one week.
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