The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-09-27

1t is very dry and dusty.
Good weather for saving hay.
The cold wave did not strike us.
E. j. Morris visited New Orleans
this week.
+. e. Clements was In Biloxi Tues
day on business.
Sheriff J.. d. Minor, OF Scranton,
spent Monday here.
FOrdic Owens and family have
returned to their home in Mobile.
Miss Mamie Morris, Of Moss Point,
is visiting friends in town this week.
L. A. Lundy is spending a few days
with his brother, +. J. Lundy.
The hotels and boarding houses are
being put in readiness for winter
guests.
Col. j. r. Lyons, of Chicago, paid
Ocean Springs a business visit Tues.
day last.
Harry Shields, a popular young Or.
leanian, is on a visit to j. P. Van
| cleaye.
Master Frank Joachim left for New
Orleans Wednesday to resume his
studies.
Mrs. VIM. B0kenjOhn, OF New Or
leans, Is a visit TO her daughter, Mrs.
b. +. Joachim.
Some unknown party poisoned Blue,
the fine grey hound dog Of Miss +. G.
Wolff last week.
M. NJ. Boatner and family, of Mans
field, La, are stopping with Mrs. A.
A.. Staples on the beach.
II. II. Russell, from Humboldt, Ia,
is clerking at his fathers store, DR..
ID. p. Russell.
Mcssrs. j. CARRIERS and J. l. Du-
p0nt, of New Orleans, who1have been
summering here, returned home We'd
nesday.
Col. w. r. Snyder, OF F~ruitland,
was in town Tuesday. The Colonel
has fully recovered from his recent
severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Holderith, of New
Orleans, spent Wednesday with their
daughter, Mrs. HALEY +. Halstead.
Major. F. NJ. Weed is the most cour-
te0us and affable agent on this divi-
sion Of the l.. & N. r. r. 10 know
him is to love him.
Mrs. l.. d. Seeley and daughter,
Mrs. S. Backous, left for COnnersvillc,
Ind, on a visit to ,relati 'es and
friends.
Rev. L. N. Brock, assisted by Rev.
W. +. Marlborough, are holding a pro-
tracted meeting at the Baptist
church.
Col. II. S. Hyatt has moved his Office
from the Halstead drugstore across
the street to the Hing bakery build
ing. DR.. Dan NewcOmh will occupy
the office vacated by Col. Hyatt.
Messrs. +. j. Lundy, Geo. f. Arndt,
Fordie Owens and f. P. Revet took a
trip to TchouticabOuffe last week IN
la fishing eXcurSiOny They met with
success and had u jolly good time.
Popular Geo. E. Arndt, proprietor
of the Paragon saloon, has introduced
|. W. I%larper's fine brand OF whisky
at his bar. 1t can't be eXcelled fol
snake bites.
Mrs. Geo. Vancleavc, OF New Or.
leans, with her interesting little chill
dren, Is spending two weeks with her
parents, Col. and Mrs. r. A. Van
cleave.
Cards are out for the approaching
nuptials OF Prof. A. P.tKOtzum and
Miss Julia North. The happy event
will take on October 18th.
Messrs. B. F. Rose and Rush II,
Field, the gentlemen who are to build
our hundred thousand dollar hotel
are expected here within the next few
days. With the plans, ETC., they will
start to work clearing the grounds
Immediately.
T%raficing In excursion tickets il
strictly prohibited by the RAILROAD
authorities about the depot OF rail
road premises. 1t Is doing the rail
road people a great injustice to TAX,
advantage Of travel ON secondhand
tickets.
BREAD AND BUTTER"
THE following is a copy OF a notic'
posted at the ~pOstOffice In OceaI
Springs by Rev. N. Keff Smith, pas
tor OF the Presbyterian church OF tina
place. 1t speaks for itself: