The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-02
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being treated for govt. He don't eat mullet,
either,
Messrs. Ladnier Bros, Of Pascagoula, have
rugged the sloop Dunn for the Point Clear
Regatta.
The Louisville and Nashville management
have refused to extend the excursion trains to
Scranton this season.
Mr.. Jesse II. Jackson, of Orange Grove,
has gone on a few weeks visit to Holmes
county, his old stamping ground.
Miss Emma Poirrier, an accomplished young
lady from New Orleans, is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Leon Troxler at Pascagoula.
Miss Bessie Thomas, Mesdames NJ. England
and @. Hedges. Of Clinton. are summering at
the DeJet House at Pascagoula.
Mr.. f.. Rathoff and wife, OF New Orleans.
arrived at Pascagoula last Wednesday. and
are guests at the Cottage by the Sea.
Ice is only 60 cents per hundred pounds now,
but the kickers kick as vigorously as ever.
The ice men 'haint givin' durn =! though.
The DEMocRAF-STAR office was given a rousing
serenade on Thursday noon by the Ocean Springs
eornet band, for which our thanks are rendered.
The editors thanks are rendered Mr.. David
saucier. Of West Pascagoula. for a package
OF luscious pears left at this Office last Sat-
urday.
Mr.. W. l.. Kline made an experiment with
the Brooks Hand Pump Tuesday night at
Pascagoula, and extinguished a bonfire in ~
minutes.
Capt. C. F. Peterson, Of the schooner l.. A.
Edwards, has returned home from a trip to
Vera Cruz, He will leave again in a few days
for the same port.
will leave Fosters wharf ut 2 o'clock p. m.
to-day friday for the Point Clear ALA J Re-
grettn. Fare for round trip $50.
Capt. g. II. Howe, the active president of
the NJ. P. 4 p. R. r., will shortly run two
street cars over his road to P%ascagoula. These
cars will make trips every hour.
Col. J. 0. Theard was painfully cut In the
wrist Of the right arm by the fall Of u window
pune early IuuTsudy lhoGIlIs, db HIS FtSl-
dence at ~Pascagoula. The wound was dressed
by Or. W. r. Kell.
The wharf, pier and bath houses OF the NJ.
?. q ?. X. r., at Pascagoula, are now COM
pleted. Parties can enjoy the finest bathing
and fishing free. and Il ride ON the early train
is pleasant and fashionable.
Paul Hoefel, Esq. of st. Louis, the hand
some and popular general travelling agent
OF the Anheuser-Busc Brewing Association.
was In tow Wedn asday on u business visit,
the guest OF Capt. l.. T. Belt.
1t is said the devil is the father of LIARS.
We believe it. but there some in this town SO
unmitigated in such sin that we doubt very
much II old Nick would own them.
The Union church edifce at Pascagoula ~
nearing completion, and 1t is expected to be
at which time it will be dedicated, Rev. L. N.
Brock topreach the dedicatory sermon.
The sloop Henrietta of Scranton carried
OF the prize in her class at the Biloxi Regat-
ia last Tuesday. She is owned by the Farms
worth Bros, Of this place and was sailed by
Mr., Henry GaltisS rroir est rascseo6Ia.
Mr.. Chas. f. Sarrazin and children. Mrs
Widow Z. Sarrazin, Misses Malvina and Adele
S~arrazln, and Mr.. aud Mrs. John Wilcox, al
of New Orleans are summering with the fam
lily OF Mr.. A. d.. Krebs, on the Pascagoul;
river.
Rev. G.. W. Hug. P. c., Vancleave circuit
was an appreciated caller ut the DEMOCRAT
STAR Office Friday, He said he could not ge'
along successfully without the "Old Relia
bic" Mr.. Huff was on his way home from
Escatawpa, where he had been assisting Rev
G. II. Ellis in a Drotracted meeting.
Deputy Sheriff }. B. Golf landed Calvin and
Shug Farley, both negroes, in the county
jail Thursday. Calvin was charged with
carrying concealed weapons and Shug with
shooting at another darkey with intent tt
kill. The prisoners are from near Basin, AM
had il preliminary hearing before Judge Jas
Helvestion.
The festival Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Capt. Uric, for the benefit of tn
Methodist church is pronounced by thos'
who where present as having been a yer!
pleasant affair. indeed. We have not BEEF
advised as to the amount realized, by tn
ladies for the purpose in which the enter
tainment was given.
The early erection OF another ice factor.
at Mobile seems to be n certainty. In view o
the fact that the present output Of the ic
factory in that city is unable to find sale tn
above contemplated venture cannot blu
prove disastrous. The present capacity o
the factories situated along the coast i
largely in excess OF the demand, and an ic
factory stock in this section would seem to b
an undesirable investment for years to come
Commodore E. V. eager, of the staunc
steamship Louisiana of the Cromwell line, an
Admiral John Kilkenny, passenger agent o
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, at Ne,
Orleans, spent several days Mt the Oaks, tn
beautiful villa of Madam l.. W. O'Connell a
Pascagoula. We are pleased to note tha
these gentlemen express themselves mos
1atieringly in regard to our seaside resor
saying that from a natural standpoint Of beau
tiful scenery, it is without a rival, but deplor
ing the absence OF a road on the beach front
which, in their opinion, could BE- had for
moderate sum, and would enhance to III
beauty of the place to a marvellous degree.
At Ship Island on Saturday morning la!
two large devil fish were harpooned by M
John Walker, the largest one escaping an
the smaller one, which measured 10 feet,
inches in diameter was captured and place
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