The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-03-08
THIS PAPER IS ALL HONE PRINT,
LOCHL NEWS.
Spring like weather.
The guilty will vince.

Lcilltii iuVu 10 SS6o u"'' ~" SJ'o
Plenty OF work In the bay at pres.
ent.
Our rifle balls always hits the bulls
eye.
Mr.. ii. j. Allen, of Fontaincblcau,
was in town Monday.
Business was very dull with the oys-
ter shippers this week.
The late freeze played sad havoc
with our fiowergardens
1t is said that the a who walks
by night has left Scranton.
There will be very few orange bios
SONS h~crcabouts this spring.
Thanks to Mr.. .. A. johnson for
half dozen fine imported cigars.
Keep your eyes on the candidates
column in the DEMOCRAT-STAR.
Don't fail to read all the Town Or
dinances in this paper this week.
Miss Hatta Allen, OF Fontainbleau,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Q, n. Chid-.
Scy.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Ed Sugden
was in town Wednesday on legal bust
ness.
The public school of Scranton closed
its four months term Tuesday even
Ing last.
A small. gcntcel hobo gave us a call
Friday. Hcwas going West hoping to
strike 1t rich.
MI. w. II. Licnkauf, Of the banking
firm OF Lienkauf e. Son, of Mobile,
was here Monday. (
Mrs. r. e. Reeder, Of Mobile is visit
INK her sister Mrs. I. x. Mayors, ON
Pascagoula Street. =
Miss Edna Z. Johnson, of Shubuta,
Miss, is visiting the Misses Bowman,
on tho Pascagoula river. r.
The new engine for the NJ. T. 4 Z,
II. II. IS a dandy. 1t arrived yester-
day at l:30 p. m. Il.
Our next door nciglibor on the west,
Mr.. Tony Mat0es, is cnlarging his
/, restaurant and fruitstore.
newspaper like the DEMOCRAT
STAR don't go into flake schemes"
Only 81 a year 10 advance.
Mrs. Rachel Thomas, Of Mobile. was
here Tuesday the guest OF Congress-
man w. NJ. Denny's family.
Mrs. May Richardson. of Fruitland
Park, Fort Bayou, visited Mrs. NJ.
Beck, on Delmas Avenue Saturday.
The Board of Supervisors was only
in session Monday. Next regular
meeting IN the first Monday in May.
Rev. L. N. Brock will preach in the
Baptist church Sunday at II o'clock
n. m and I D. m. Also at ~PaScagoula
at 4 p. m.
Uncle Buck Fletcher. of Vancleave,
one Of the Oldest and liveliest men of
that section attended the tax sale
Monday.
How can any woman who wears a
big hat in II front seat at church ever
expect to be shown up to a front scat
in heaven.
Rev. RIB. Duwner will preach in
the Presbyterian church Sunday at II
O'Clock, a. m. and 7:l5 p. m. All cor
daily invited.
Hunter, Bonn h Co.'S mill was start
ed up Monday morning after IA shut
down OF several days, and Is running
regular now.
Last Monday Sheriff Minor sold the
delinquent tax lands. The State be
came the purchaser of the greater
portion of the lands.
Clerk of the Town Irving p. Dclma'
sold only q few pieces OF land at hi
sale Monday. Before day OF salt
many came up and settled.
Hon. Henry G. Ravens, of Van
cleave, was at the Courthouse Monday
He said the woods were full of deaf
sheep, old and young.
County candidates were quite MI
merous around the Courthouse Mon
day. They were exceedingly pleas
ant and agreeable to everybody.
Several of our county delinquen
subscribers came in Monday amt
squared up with the old rcllablesDEM
oCRAT-STAR and wished 1t long III
and prosperity.
On Friday night last, some sneak
thief broke a light out OF the IRON
window OF Oscar Morlet's fruit stan
ON PascagOula street and took from
shelf near by three jars OF candy.
The arteslan we'll atthe Pascagoul
Ice Factory is receiving the finishin
touches. 1t is 705 feet deep and has