The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-05-24
BE sure aud register.
BE careful how you talk.
The cranks are not all dead.

Nv a. ~ 49,
A fool and his Nancy is soon parted.
Slrins chickens are way ont Of sight.
Keep your eyes on The candidates
Column
He says he wants TO marry. Girls, do
you hear that
Mr.. +. L. Drinkwater, Of Bay st. Louis
spent Monday here.
The bapristry Of he Baptist church
has been repaired.
Capt. Peter Alhner, of Mobile visited
friends here Saturday.
Mr.. Morris Jacobs clothing store is le-
ceiying a new coat Of paint.
All registered Democrats will be al
lowed 70 vote in the primary.
Mr.. T. W. TAYLOR, of New Orleans paid
a business visit here this week.
Rev. G.. j. Broders leaves for ST. Louis
Sunday. He will be absenl for Il week.
The regular spring term Of the Circuit
Court for this county c%tuvenes here Mon
day
Elder +. P. Scarcliif is making az effort
to rebuild the Saints chapel at Bayou
Cassotte.
At Bluff Geek 1877 new voters were
registered on Saturday last by Registrar
i. II. Lewis.
Urhold the home merchants and your
wi comfy paper, the old reliable DEM
oCEAT STAR.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Pelham shipped thousand
pounds Of Spanish mackerel to New Or
leans last Saturday.
Rev. Father Victor ally, of Pass Chris
tian spent Sunday here the gnest Of
Father c. A. Oliver.
The Lutheran Sunday school children
will give their annual picnic at Bayou
Chicot to-day, Friday.
Mr.. Chris Nelson Is tearing off the
shingles of his store and Intends TO pnt
on Instead corrugated iron.
All of tho State candidates who have
visited our town are delighted with the
people anl their reception.
Mr.. w. J. Kildutf, of Mobile was in
town Monday il TIC interest of the Lum-
her Trade journal of New Orleans.
Mrs. Irene l.. Richardson and little
Eugene, of Golden, Ala, are Spending the
week here guests Of Mr.. W. J. L. Gerard.
Mr.. B. y. Valverde and family left
Sunday inr Houston, Texas, TO attend
the reunion Of the Confederate yeter-
ans.
Mr.. l.. +, Del Bondio, wife and dan.L-
ter, of New Orleans spent several days at
the Cottage BY the Sea at Pascagoula
LIST week.
The peach trees are throwing of II
great many peaches. This is an advar-
tage to The fruit crop, because the trees
are overloaded.
Please wipe yonr feet off before you
come in the DEMoCRAT-STAR office, and
before you leave wipe off the black mark
on yonr subscription account.
DIR. w. Saucicr is ha wing his old barn
and stables moved from P.,scagonla to
Jackson street and converted into Il
dwelling, which will be rented.
Thanks TO the Earl brass band from
Moss Point for a selenade Monday even.
ing last. Eddie Lew is, the painter,
seemed to be master of ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mitchell accompanied
Mrs. Jas. McKiLbin, Mrs. Mitchell's
mother, to her home IN Mobile last Fri
day and returned Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Harry Force, an old and expert
cnced engineer of New Orleans, is assist.
ing Capt. l.. Il. Belt in taking care OF the
machinery end of the ice factory.
IN the presence OF a large gathering of
people at Klebs' hammock on Bayou Ca
ssottc Sunday last Elder +. +. Scarcliff
baptized his little daughter, Miss May
Sea lyliff.
Attorney General Frank Johust on, Of
jackson and Hon. Jas. X. Varlaman, OF
Greenw God, the latter q candidate for
governor, paid our sanctum q welcome
visit Saturday.
The DcJcan Il Mitchell Co. has placed
atwo-ton Fairlmuk suspension scale in
their feed ware room. They extend a
cordial invitation TO tho public to call
and be weighed.
Mrs. john II. Santa Cruz, who has been
recaperating her health at her mothers
residence, Mrs. NJ. L. Pol on Pascagoula
river, returned with her husband to
Grand Bay, Ala, last Monday.
The election comes of on Tuesday,
june IL, for the purpose Of submitting
TO the tax payers Of the town whether
we will have water for fire and general
purposes or nat. II will dosbtless be an
exciting election. Before you vote, tax
payers, consider the question carefully.
Mr.. J. d. Mcdonald, of Mobile. repre-
scating the extensive marble works Of
Messis. Mcdonald, March h Co, of that
city. was hcre this week soliciting bust
ness for his Arm. He has erected a num-
Der Of handsome monuments and head.
ston~s h~eresbouls.
Nj. CASTOR Pointsvin, who has been
engaged ~ cleaning the pipes Of the
Lewis R~rtesian well, which were throw
ing up sand caused from y rave at the
bottom, was successful IN restoring the
dow 0 fclsar water Wednesday. The well
Ia oo.aur,tvt.a Stx tawu Nth evniar