The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-09-20

One by one the roses fall.
Prepare for a cold winter.
Listen for the wedding bells.
Plenty of fish and oysters here.
They say II will matctialize in October.
blind tiger in Scranton What next ?
The "dream of his life" has been realized.
Some people do hate to pay an honest debt
After the marriage he skipped of to parts
unknown.
Rev. Father Blanc, of Biloxi, was in our
town Tuesday last.
Bro. Hicks predicts cold weather and frost
from the 23d TO Oath inst.
Horses and COWS are allowed to roam our
streets at will day and night.
Lawyer W. II. Maybin was here Tuesday
from Biloxi on legal business.
II. Walcott and family, after a short stay
in Scranton, have returned to Mobile.
Mrs. f. B. Blackwell is in New Orleans lay
ING in a fall stock Of millinery goods.
With the advent of cold weather marriages
will probably become more numerous.
The presence Of Capt. J. NJ. Rabbv, of Three
Rivers, was noted in town Wednesday.
The revenue cutter Seward put in her APP
p%carance at Pascagoula Tuesday morning.
Capt. Arthur Kimball, of Mobile, visited
the family of ]. II. Laurendine Saturday.
A patent for a prying bar has been granted
to Tony c. Gatti, a%ssignor, of one-half to Ed.
Mitchell.
Mrs. W. II. Clarke and baby left for Bladon
Springs, Ala, Saturday on a months visit tn
her parents.
j. J.. Paqaettc and family, who haze been
summcring at p~Mscaxoula, returned to New
Orleans Friday last.
Charles Lyons has removed his eating Iouse
from pascagoula to his old stand on pclMns
aycnuc in Scranton.
Sheriff Florian Seal, d. Harrison cnnnty,
visited his hrothcr-in-law, +. d. Walker,At
lascagoula this week.
Fred C. Calsins, special agent Of the South
eastern Tariff Association, Atlanta, Ca, Wis
tied Scranton last week.
Chas. Gebn, who has been stevcd,ring at
Sabine Pass, Texas, for the past nine months,
returned here last week.
Elder f.. p. Scarcliif will preach next Sun
day at | IA. M. in the arbor near Isaac Faulk's
and 1870 p. m. at Saints chapel, Bayou Cas-
soite.
DR.. W. Saucicr, of Biloxi, was here this
week looking after a law SUIT against a tenant
street.
Misses Mclla and Emma Peterson left on
Tuesday for Columbus, where they will enter
again the Industrial Institute and College for
the session.
The wcll-known figure of Assessor a. A..
Vaughan was seen perambulating our streets
Wednesday. Legal business was the cause
of his visit.
uis.E,,. n,... ,.., Fill.
from a visit to the family of District Attorney
JAS. II. Neville at Meridian, and also to rela-
tiyes in Quitman.
Scranton has eour protos,,rt chorcbes to.
wit Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran and
Baptist, and the membership of all is com
paratively small.
Tho cn,,...ae .us
70 somo av,an, MI. s;u ams..
the foul air to circulate through %tbe town.
probably causing feycrs.
DR. w y p,.,, M p ,.
a mast o,rno., w.. u.s. ~ ,ha
Methodist ohn..s n..,
toavery small copyregat;or.
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wan, .".' Ie' "''''e". 'ne NV "o'
"ess's, " j. jacobson, Chas. Brash and
" u. Iorjuse", who left on a pleasure trir
arrival :, .o'"e' ~ i'E'or' 'ss' "rvA
rent,omaa o'"e ,AsS' ieA's' Na,.'0'S. ine
'"'s p'Scc "e'"es''s
reaching at the Methodist church by Rev
powner. the pastor, Sunday at II
oe'0ck a. M. and 1870 p. m. Also at Pasca-
t0"'a at . o'clock p. nj. All cordially invited
Elder H.. n ,,,,.