The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-11
Rather warm October.

Operate music Is not NJ tor the ch"reh'
The much needed rain has cont at last.
Don't be persuaded to vote the Pop ticket.
Pay the printer il you want to e" to heaven.
Same people are afraid Of their wv shadow.
onr citizens are getting somewhat beliiger-
ent.
patronize home institutions and home indus
tries.
Some of the boys are getting tired of their
bikes.
D, your Christian duty regardless Of what
they say.
Second blessing Christians are very scarce
IN this place.
Victor Bosarge returned Monday last from
New Orleans.
Hon, Walter NJ. Denny paid New Orleans a
visit this week.
All that is said in the parlor must net be
heard in the hall.
Mr.. l.. J.. Frederic, of New Orleans, is visit
ing relatives here.
Capt. James Smith paid a business visit to
New Orleans this week.
PRAYER meeting at the Presbyterian church
every Thursday night.
Crap shooting is going on, the boys say, but
the officers don't catch on.
Mrs. J.. Ira Ford and Mrs. W. r. Kell were
IN New Orleans this week.
Capt. l.. I. Belt is acting superintendent Of
the Methodist Sunday school.
Mrs. E.. ]. Randall, of Mobile, has been here
this week visiting her children.
Miss Dodie Walker, s~aleslady at j. d.
Clark's store is sick with the fever.
Miss Luline Le,on, of New Orleans, is a
guest of MISS Bella Smith at the Point.
Be certain to vote the Democratic ticket at
The November election from top to bottom.
The trustees of the,,sparate school district
of scrantm are "~osEtI4uIns together in unity.
Popular Robert Wcsterberg visited Mobile
last Monday to secure treatment for his eyes.
Mr.. Ed. NJ. TAYLOR, deputy sheriff from Van
%clcavc, was in town Monday on official bust
ness.
Mr.. James Martin, of Barkley, who has been
visiting his mother in New Orleans, returned
home Sunday.
Preaching at the Methodist church Sunday
at II O'Clock a. III. and 80 p. m. All are in
vitp1 STATS fr,n
On Wednesday of last week, Oct. 2, a bright
boy baby was born to the household of Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Cox.
The Board of Supervisors were in session
Monday. The next regular session will be IN
thc first Monday in December.
Col. James b. McRea, of Vancleavc, was
here Monday looking the picture of health.
He is still for free silver, lG to |.
Miss Hattie Fowler, who has been visiting
the family of Mr.. c.. W. Walker, returned
to her home in Mobile last week.
According to the report Of Geo. II. Higgins
to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen there are
Az educablc children in Scranton.
Our toNn council has put a tax on dogs OF
NIFTY cents n year for all that run on the
streets. The ours Of low degree will suffer
now.
Miss Nelsena Nelson, the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. Chris. Nelsou, is in New Or
leans purchasing a fall aud winter line of fine
millinery.
Col. and Mrs. II. L. Glenn, Mr.. Robert
Glenn, Miss Phoebe Glenn, Mr.. W. j. Smith
and wife, of Barley, paid Scranton a short
visit Monday.
Paddy and Cooney White and Buster Rourke
went on a hunting expedition up the country
this week. As was expected they returned
with game galore.
Messrs. o.. II. Wood and T.. s. Davis, county
election commissioners, we're at the court
hoUse this week arranging the registration
books for the coming election.
On Tuesday last a fine bouncing boy baby
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Sarraxin, Of
New Orleans, at the residence of the fond
mothers father, Mr.. II. Krebs, at pascagoula'
Mr.. Frank Glenn, travelling engineer Of the
Chicago and Great Northern Railroad, accom-
panied by his wife aud little son, left for Chi
cago on Monday last, after . pleasant visit
among relatives and friends.
Fish are biting in these waters to cheat all
creation" and our local anglers are in their
glory. The ease with which the fnny tribe
may now be captured may account for the
a'hicu''y experienced in procuring cheap Ia
Dor.
shrimp in great quantities are now being
caught and carried to Biloxi tor sale tn shrimp
Victories at that place. Considering our prox.
unity to the source If supplies a similar indus
Try at Scranton would T. doubt pay we'll. W.
wonder that the opehing hss not presented
itself to intending investors.
'ohmR. Lynch addressed the colored popu'
'@''on in the court house Thursday night o
last week. lie abused tho Democratic part,
OF course, and was down on the new State Con
"'tusion. As we stated liant week, John wal
: merely keeping himself befors his party 10 III
event ths Republicans sot IN power next yea
ne would y Sinlinb 10 setsons more pie.