The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-04
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The straw hat will hare to 60 soon.
No pumpkin pie festivals this week.
u..aa, o,nfass;on ia rood for the soul.

The STRAW ~ ~ h"'S W. +" """'s
No pumpkin pie festivals this week.
Honest confession is good for the soul.
DIR. ". Sancier, of Biloxi, was here Sunday.
Its backbone is broken IL it ever had any to
break.
They met at "Loyers' Oak" by moonlight
alone.
They say that the mnllet have gone to
school.
The weather is getting quite agreeable now.
Thanks.
The dust, oh |! my, it is just too horrid for
anything.
No Sunday law cases before Mayor Altman
last Monday.
It ia admitted that the cold reliable" is on a
solid foundation.
Mr.. @. NJ. Luce, wife and little son, of Basin.
are in town this week.
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. Frentz paid a visit to
New Orleans Saturday last.
Many of our citizens attended Wilson
Springs camp meeting last Sunday.
The hunting season Is on and several new
and fine breecl loading guns in town.
Miss Emma Bowman returned home last
week from a pleasant visit to Shubuta.
The smallest drummer on the road was in
town Monday. Fe is little, but a hustler.
Deputy U. s.. Marshal Ed. Sugden, of Mis-
sissippi City, was here Monday on official bus
mess.
Robert Alley has opened a first class oyster
SALOON in the Frederic building, on Delmas
avenue.
Dr.. NJ. G'Vaughan, dentist, of Ocean
Springs, was here on professional business
Tuesday.
Hon. E. J. Bowers, Democratic nominee for
Senator from this district, was in town last
Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Watts left for St. Elmo, Ala,
on Monday to take charge of the Hamilton
school there.
Rev. D. O.. Byers will preach in the Pres
b~yterian church Sunday at 4 o'clock p. m. All
cordially invited.
The "mysterious music of the Pascagonla
river is still heard during these cool, beautiful
moonlight nights.
II. s. Smith from Grand Bay, Ala, was in
town Tuesday with a wagon load Of sweet
potatoes and other produce.
The Pascagoula Ice Company shipped 1000
pounds of pure crystal ice to Coatzecolcas,
Central America, on Tuesday last.
Mr.. Robert Taylor has met with a sad be-
reavement in the loss of one Of his twin in
fants. The little boy died Monday last.
The advance breeze Of a cold wave here give
gentle %fannings in the early mornings Of the
last few days. They were very acceptable to-
be-sure.
The leaves as they commence to curl up
and rattle down from the tree tops, act as a
gentle reminder to most people that summer
is not so bad after all.
Perhaps it would be well if Sister Mollie
McGee Smell would return to Scranton and
stir up the sinners, shake up the hypocrits and
the church members generally.
Mr.. W. X. Ramsay, accompanied by his
wife and little girl gave the D%ExocRAr-SrAR
an appreciated call last Friday. He left some
shining silver dollars to help the cold reliable"
along these dull times.
Misses Mamie Murray and Ula Toomcr, of
Mobile, who have been visiting their friends
Misses Agnes and Jessie Crosbie, at East
Side, returned home last week, 10 the regret
Of their many friends. !
Mrs. E. B. Blackwell returned home Sunday
from New Orleans, where she went to purchase
her fall millinery goods. While in the city
one divided the time with Mrs. Chase and Miss
~Bellman, on Canal street.
John B. Gray, from Hattiesburg, who has
been among relatives 10 this county for the
past week, was on Monday sdjudged insane
oy a commission ode ~lunatico inquirendo" and
ordered to be sent to the insane asylum at
Jackson.
Charlie G. Laird, Of ~Pascsgoula, has brought
to'his Office a monster sweet potato Of the yam
variety grown on his model farm. It weighs
"a pounds, and had not even then attained full
growth being cut Of A. II were In the flower
OF its youth.
oaptain Vim. A. Overton, surveyor and
appraiser for the National Board Of Marine
Underwriters, New York City, has been here
'r some days on business. lie Is evidently
wen verscd in all that pertains to his profess
s'on' and genial gentleman with.I.
The mS!:y friends Of Mr.. Ferdie B. Walker,
'ae genial livery stable keeper and Ice dealer
"rsscasoala, will be pleased "a hear that he
ana his two daughters are we'll on the road to
recovery from their recent illness. Mr.. Walker
s'"sslt is able 10 BE- about and the young Ia
d'es are convalsscent.
The pilot schooner Matte George recently
aOcxed and overhaulsd Il Capt. Geo. Frsnts's
s"'p-ysrd was successfully launched last
tuesday. The event was Witnessed BY =
urge group Of interested persons, who after
S'ros INDUCED in . generous spread, both
liquids and solids, sst out By the owners.
the tai rolls we're opsnsd last Tuesday
"''nlng, ist instant, aud opportunity offered
W. a'' good eitlssns "a come forw ard aud hand
.1sir coin. TO CAPITALS /. r. Bell, prssi-
s.'' o. The Psseakoula les Company, belongs
W. credit II belue lest 10 nav Gtate "a
ssIn.y sa1ss. He prsesA@sd We cheet d sooh'
sue Doom were epensd.