The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-11
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VILLAGE Of EAST SIDE.

This Mayor and Beard of Aldermen met in rcgu-
lar session October |, 1895. at 1870 p. M. Present
l." Wilcox, Mayer; j. Carlisle, X, Il. Krcbs. AL
dcrmcn; W. Workman, clerk. Absent: e. ".
Valverde, Marshal J. W. Thomas. Alderman.
The meeting was called to order by the Mayor.
and the minutes If the last meeting were ordered
read and approved. Tax collector ordered to pro.
cure the assessment roll and report at next meeting.
Mutined and seconded that there be levied l
mill Oh all taxable property in the village; the
same being put to a vote with the following yeas
and nays: j.. Carlisle, nay r. r. Krebs, yea.
1t being n tie vote. the mayor then rendered lis
vote, yea. The same was carried.
There cling 10 further business. the bOaid ad
iourncd. l.. WILCOX, Mayor.
W. WoRprM,S, Clerk.
Mrs. VIM. Gass, of Mobile, is visiting the
family of Mr.. II. NJ. P.ummer this week.
Hon. A. NJ. Dallgren, collector Of customs,
paid a business visit to Pascagoula Tuesday.
Services Sunday at 1880 p. M. in the Luther
an church. Sunday school every Sunday at
$50 A. m.
Miss Mary Browne, who has been visiting
relatives in New Orleans, returned to her
home here the first part of the week.
The protracted meeting which has been
going on At the Baptist church a week closed
Monday night. Resul, 8 acccssions to the
church, two by letter aud three for baptism.
A meeting was held in the union church at
Pascagoula Tuesday and Wednesday nights Of
This week conducted BY Rev. l.. n. Brock, as
sisted by Rev. W. +. Marlborough. The house
was crowded every night.
The registration rolls of Jackson county
which are now being corrected by the election
commissioners show between 600 and SOC
names that will be stricken from the rolls for
non payment of taxes.
We are pleased to note the safe return of
Mr.. j. A. Miller from his summer outing up
north last Saturday. He was accompanied by
his son Ray from Langsville, Ohio, who has
. finished his college term and has obtained a
position in New Orleans.
The song service that was to be gwen at the
PRESBYTERIAN church Tuesday night was nee
cssarilv postponed, and will be given at some
future time. Rev. n. KeG Smith had to leave
for New Orleans to attand the opening of the
Presbytery IN that city Wednesday.
The DANISH bark Thor, Captain Dnyseni
from Rio arrived at Pascagoula on Wednesday
having on board Mr.. Rudolph Christensen. q
grand nephew of our old friend Capt. Chas
Roster. Of Pascagoula. Mr.. Christensen is
a resident of Hamburg, Germany, and a bright
and wealthy young man.
The public sale Of town lots and woodland OF
! the estate Of Emily Frederic came of Thurs
day last in front Of the court house. There
was 40 lots sold and some woodland, which
aggregated as follows Town lots, $Io,26G
woodland, $7s4-totaI sil 900. Heirs and rel
atiyes Of the deceased were the principal pur'
chascrs.
NEXT Saturday will be the last issue of thu
Scranton Enterprise, a four-colnmn, "pa'en'
inside" weekly, which has been In existence
nearly one year, but the proprietors, Messrs. )
D. Clark and James l.. Norton, finding the pa
t~rouarc inadequate to keep the paper up, have
concluded, wisely too, to let il Ego dead a'tc'
one more issue. These gentlemen found on
that a paper could not live on wind and wate'
I and rromises-required something more tan
rible. Therefore, the entire newspaper AM
iob office outAt Of the Enterprise has bec'
purchased By the proprietor Of the DExocnAf
STAN, and he has agreed to carry out all suD
s~cripticn aud ADVERTISING contracts Of the hn'
tesprise unanished.