The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-11-22

" Schooner a$ss'rnams IS r1oss&Sss,,'
$4,000 feet of lumher at the Farasworth
Lumber Co.'s mills this week.
Ey-Justic of the Peace James w. Thomson
died 1T his home in Escatawpa Tuesday last
after se,srel days Illness, aged 60 yo"Ts'
The Tourists Portrait Co. y. s. syi'iey'
manager, have opened a f1st class phot"exph
gallrr, ~. Az ssnmnns S.r--'c the court
house.
Noteworthy among the local attorneys wis
attended circuit court at Mississippi City this
veck were j. Ira Ford, c. s. Merriwether,
| II. Bloomfield and r. l.. Billiard.
This section Of country is blessed with climate
and soil peculiarly adapted to the growth OF
the pecan tree. 1t here attains a vigor and
bearing capacity unapproached elsewhere in
the couutry.
The colored Baptists had a cornerstone lay
ing at Pascagoula on Sunday last at new 81.
Peters church. The attendance was very
large and the ceremonies both impressive and
credItable.
Next Monday Hall 4 Showers consolidated
shows will be here aud give two performances
One at 2 D.. M. and another at s p. m. 1t Is
said to be tile best 25-cent show on the road
See advertisement.
We are indebted to Gov. Geo, Delius, OF
Grand Bay, Ala, for a bottle of his splendid
-- : "a
new scuppcrnong wine. 1t is the pure Jn'ce OF
the grape, and has no headache in it, lie ex-
pects to make champagne soon.
Last Sunday evening a. the Catholic church
was witnessed an interesting event IN the
christening of little Jules Aristide, infant son
of Mr., and Mrs. Jules Sarrazin, of New or'
leans. The sponsors were j. W. hreos aho
Miss Matilda S~arrazin and the ceremony was
performed BY Father c. A. Oliver.
Miss Nina Smith, the amiable proprietres'
Of the Bijou Lunch Room, will move into the
Harrison building on Dclmas avenue mex
: Monday. Miss Smith will take a l'm'te'
numbers of bosrders. 1t is to be hoped tina
:, she will receive a liberal patronage.
. The chief officials Of the cold reliable H.
e N. railway from Superintendent Metcalf dow
passed through Scranton last Monday IN
sncciol train on their annual inspection ton
If The Southern Division Of the system
EVERYTHING was found in such excellent condl
, linn their stay was brief at all stations.
Frank Lindon held forth at Odd Fellows
Onera House three nights this week in IN
great plays, "Count Of Monte Christo,' "lng'
:. marn and "Son of Monte Christie" lie wa
supported By a good company and gratihe
Ioroe audiences. We are pleased to note tn"
their first visit here received a cordial we
come from our theatre-going people, ana -"
=. hope the same will be accorded them e's'
:. where.
NJ A loaded coal car attached to local fre'g
y train No. 70 jumped the track in the curve
ID the F.rpsworth Lumber Company's swi''
~ last Monday afternoon. Brakeman u
Brown, Of Mobile, jumped from the root OF
xt no, car and dislocatcd the medic tarsa' JON
a. If his left foot, which was reset by pr. W.
is K.,l assisted by DR.. W. A. Cox. The ira
Ir. was in charge Of Conductor A. l.. 0rrell.
Mrs, C. II. Alley, accompanied by her love
O. little daughter, Miss Lillian, is on u moh''
y. visit to her married daughter, Mrs. Hen
ct Herring, at Lecsbarg, Florida she WV"
Ks her husband that Leesburg is one OF the 'o'
liest Of owns. She has also visited 1acks'
4, vile, which she says is a superb CITY,
~ Mss Lizzie Alley, one Of our most e"t"n
's, attic curio hunters, has made an 'n'eres''
IRIS addition 10 her already large collection.
~ccusists Of three birds nests brought IT
old Spanish Honduras and peculiar to that COY
as nv. Thsy ere ingenuously constructed
Is native strsws and NOSES, Of a shape rose
bling the pocket Of ssay's dress and areo
inn ! h..s fe.t In leurth, They reflect grcas cr'
On the skilR u the fcathered architect