The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-07-26

Your SINS VIII ma You ont.
No neck tie parties this week.
II win materialize after awhile.
The bicycle fever is raging here.
The summer grl OF 1895 is "faddy."
Peaches are selling here at nickle dozen.
The scuppernong crop promises to be large.
The scribes and pharisecs are not all dead
yet.
Our population is increasing-another new
baby IN
PRAYER meeting every Friday night at the
Methodist church.
Sunday schnol in the Presbyterian church
every Sunday at 0 a. m.
The l.. 4 N, Railroad only psls@llrfor kill
ing an African Jersey COW.
Every Wednesday night prayer meeting is
held in the Baptist church.
Sundav-schmol in the Baptist church every
Sunday morning at 9 O'Clock.
A livery stable man saws thank goodness
bicycles cant be used at funerals.
1t is said that the NJ. ?. and p. Railroad
killed a Jersey hog the other day.
He steps around as lively as il he had been
using st. Jacobs Oil ON his old joints.
Mrs. Seymour and daughter, Miss Mani.
were visitors to Ocean Springs last Sunday
The schooner Engenia, Capt. G. Buskin, is
receiving repairs on Capt. Geo. Frentz's shil
yard.
The hack and wagon drivers should have al
possible mercy on their animals these no
DAYS.
DR.. II. II. Barlow and wife, of Barlow, Miss
are guests of Capt. volney Brown at Pasca
goula.
Miss Lulu IIippler, Of Mobile, is visiting
the family of Mr.. Geo. W. Tagert at Pasca
goula.
Miss Grace Whitley, of Mobile is visiting i
Scranton, the guest of Mr.. J. c. Lanrcndine'
family.
The Sweater" is the name Of a big, clu,ns
lacking knitted garment that our bicycle rider
wear.
Mcssrs. Joe Warren and Arthur King, (
Grand Bay, Ala. left last Monday for a Wis
to Chicago.
Capt. G. +. Irving left for Canada last Nor
day, where he will s%ojourn several month
recuperating his health.
For the information Of our readers we wi
state that a new moon made its appearance
the heavens this week.
MR.. A. D. Saucier and family, Of Pssc,
az }afa Spent several days 18th relatives
~ test Pascagoala last week.
One Of our young men says he can't go
see his girl on Saturday evenings, as he HI
barber-ous duties TO attend to.
The DEMocRAr-SrAR "went off" like h
cakes last Friday. The extra edition was .
large enough to supply the demand.
The up-to-datc maiden carries her keys I
a chain fastened to a button somewhere on I
Inside Of her belt under her right arm.
This town and section we're visited By hea'
rains Saturday night and Sunday mornin
but the downpours we're not amiss, as "a
was badly needed.
At the Potersville (Ala.) regatta on Satu
oay last the 3pop Henrietta, owned BY !
Farnsworth Bros, Of this place and sailed
Mr., Henry Gautier, Of West PascagouIa v
the first prize.
The green groceries and fruit shops w
all closed last Sunday. The next proclan
non OF the Mayor will be 10 stop .ths runni
OF ice wagons and the butchering 81 besves
the Lords day.
Mr.. =. A. Holbrook, Of Omaha, Nebras)
deputy head consul of tho Woodmen Of
World, and Mr., H. r. Simrall, Of vicksb,
are here endeavoring to establish l lodge
this secret order.
Every dav for the last two or three W.
has been pronounced the hottest Of tho seas
In fact the intensity 81 The heat in this sect
has been greater This year than has b
experienced fOf ysars.