The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-05-10

Mr.. +. Z. Stith. of Mobile is in town
looking for employment.
M. Dan Bosarge. customs officer at
Mobile was in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. Wiuston Jones, Of Mobile was here
Monday to sell the Dauner mill site at
public sale.
Mr.. Z Zickler, wife aud daughter, of
Chicago are Wishing Maj. k. l.. Glenn at
Glennhaven.
Mr.. Frank Lundy, a leading merchant
of Ocean Springs was II welcome caller to
our sanctu II OH Tuesday.
Mr.. john Post, captain of the steamer
Ned Robertson. left for Chicago Wednes-
day. He will be absent Il couple of
weeks,
Rev. l.. N. Brock will preach in the
Baptist church Sunday at Ii O'clock a. III.
aud 7:iOp. M, and ut Pascasoula at a
O'clock.
Mr.. L. V.illon has rented the Thomp-
son building adjoining the ~postofice,
where be will move his family and carry
on his business. He will call his estab-
lishment the 'Elue Store"
The name Of Miss Norma T.. Lauren
dine was Inadvertently omitted from the
list of teachers named in the Spring Ex-
animation by Superintendent of Educa-
tion, DR.. II. l.. Howe.
A large number of Candidates for State
offices were in tewu this week, aud tho
most of whom paid their respects to the
DEMoCRAT-STAI office, but we have no
room in this weeks Issue to print their
names.
Most all the stores closed on Wednes-
day in order that the bosses as well as
the clerks and their family could attend
the basket picnic given to the Grand
Lodge l. .. .. F, Oh Horn Island. The
town was almost deserted for the day.
Last Friday night the young men aud
ladies gave a most delightful excursion
aboard the schooner Ann Eliza, in tow Of
the tug Native, to Horn Island, Re.
~freshmenls, dancing and music were in
dulged in, adding much 10 the pleasure
of the outing.
Surgeon General Walter Wyman, Of
the u. s. Marine Hospital Service, with
DR.. G. NJ. Guiteras fiom the Ship Island
quarantine station. arrived AT P%ascagoulG
Tuesday Oh the quarantine steamer VIM
Welch, Capt. }. G. Delmas, fiom SliT
Island and stopped at the Cottagc by the
Sea. DR.. Wymm left on the night trail
for Mobile. continuing Il genera! iuspec'
tion of the different quarantine stations
Col. Chas. Marshall, superintendent o
tho l.. Il n. railroad has written It
Mr.. Chas Boster, of Pascagoula acknowl-
edging the receipt of tho oitizeas' peti
ton, askin. for the Sunday and Wodnes
day excursion trains to Scranton, il
which he says the management refuse II
comply with the request. owing TO til,
mileage aud time required to make TIN
run from New Orr cans.
AT Vanclcave last Monday in a quarre
; which was the o%utgrowth Of jealous.
Alteld Brown, colorcf, shot Robert Bush
also colored, the ball entering his thigh
Both were arrested and a p%reliminar.
examination before Justice James |;
McRae charging the former with assault
with intent to kill, result iu the formc
being placed under $500 boud, in doiaul
of which he was sent TO the county Jail i
custody of Deputy U. c. Havens, VIII
arrived with his prisoner on Wednesday
After adjournment Of the Grand Lodg
Tuesday evening they assembled at til
court house where Mayor NJ. c. Altman
in a few well chosen words, tendere
tuNul " HCdl'y NCiCoHit' ~ saiu IA"
there should not be a stone left untuine,
to make their visit u pleasant one, an,
that the latch strings hang on the out
side of every door and on behalf of til
citizens he gave them the freedom of tn
4 town. Mr.. Wiley N. Nash, on behalf Q
, the Grand Lodge, responded TO I'll
= mayors speech in his usual cloqucl
, style, and said that the hospitality e,
, tended to the brethren was royal. II
o then spoke of the Industries and possibil
tiles Of Scranton, the necessity of ii raj
0 road to the interior and IA deep waite
harbor, and the strength of the order o
i The coast, During his speech he wa
i, Frequently npplauded.