The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-11-22
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nd;,cnepts. come and see us.
Rather pleasant weather for November
Will 7. Nix visited Mobile this week.
Name people should patronizc home indus
tries.
Have YOUR Job Printing done at the Dzxo-
cSAr-SrAR Office. Il
yorrood Alley eft for the Atlanta EXPOSE
ton Thursday. ~
Subscribe and pay for the DEMocRAT-srh
only 81 year in advance
Mrs. James Martin, of Fort Bayou, visitsd
Mrs. E. B. Blackwell this week.
Have your wedding invitations printed u
the DENocRAr-STAR office.
Mr.. Randolph, the ice dealer Of Biloxi WIS
here on business Saturday.
Cant. B. F. Post and b. B. Bignall, from
Barklev, we're in town on Monday.
The steamer Sadie l.. is undergoing repairs
at Cant. Geo. Frentz's ship-yard.
Mrs. P X. Mayors visited Mobile tins week
10 attend the Moody Morris wedding.
i'll. Roberts, from Bayou La Batre, Ala, is
e,prking at the store ofB. D. Valverde.
The members Of the Pascagoula Cur Club
are no, dwelling together in harmony since
the ANNUAL hunt.
Wm.. Martin, OF Vancleave, was in town
Tuesday. He reports charcoal only 10 cents
per barrel now.
T. II. Lewis, clerk Of the courts, says the
dorkets for the circuit court next week are
very light.
Our streets are inproFfs@.'ud the town niv
soon be lighted. TheEetSt thing is water for
Ere purposes. That is needed badly.
Hon. A, Mortimer Dahlgfen, Collector of the
Pearl River District, was at the port of pasca-
gonla Tuesday on official businoss.
Miss Daisy Allen, a charming and popular
Young lady from Fontainebleau, is on a weeks
visit to her sister, Mrs. Chas. E. Chidsey.
Mrs. Susan Gerard, from Coden, Ala, ac'
toMpanlcd by her handsome little grandson
Eugene Richardson, spent several days here
with her son, W. J. L. Gerard, this week.
Mrs. L. 7. Belt returned home Friday las
from a two months visit to relatives in Louis
villc and st. Louis.
Local Inspectors Eugene O'Brien and Sam
uel Taylor from Mobile were here Saturday las
inspecting the tug Native and launch Dove.
MesSrs. Ford 4 Ford returned from Meri
dian Friday where they had gone to argue th
injunction suit of }. W. Stewart, ct ais
against l.. T., Belt. The Injunction was dis
solved by Chancellor Houston, but an appea
was taken to the Supreme court.
The chrysanihemums are now out in a
their glory and many Scranton flower beds ar
respondent with choice varieties.
There are now strong probabilities that par
ties from New England will shortly embark i
the red snapper business with Scranton a
Headquarters.
N's""h " ~ W. Othh.t "SS'''P
med by his wife and daughter, Miss Kate, lie
: Tor Washington, D.. c., via Atlanta, Ga, O
wednesday. Great things are expected fro'
our representative in the halls Of Congrse
ana his constituents will not be Disappointed
Our oyster shipping industry is assumir
large proportions, but is capable Of mut
greater prayih lao En,tac 4 Con and r.
De'mas are the principal shippers at present
Allen j, Krebs, u prominent lumberman
bessemer, Ala, accompanied by his little 81
Allen, was here Friday and Saturday last. ]
was combining business with pleasure. !
reports Besscmer as forging rapidly to I
fon', business in every department showing
marked improv ement.
Charles Friar, Of %Pascagoula, who has be
employed at the Ship Island quarantine st
.'0n during the summer months, return
home on Tuesday.
Misses Eulalia De Buys and Natalie venr
Manu. charming and accomplished young
oles from New Orleans, visited the Conv,
Perpetual Alteration here last week, VIII,
'heir younger sisters are pupils.
The trustees Of the Scranton public sch
me' ON Tuesday and appointed Miss Lucy
'erard second assistant teacher in the pull
school' This step was taken on accol
Tue large and growing attendance da
AZ class. Miss Gerard is a capable
thorough teacher. and the board made a W
selection.
reaching at the Methodist church n
sunday at ii a. m. and I p. M. and at Pas
so",a ." p. m. by Rev. 4. B. Downcr. 7
Tsys service will close thAyear's labor Of
D0~ner at these places.
3. vcillon, our neighbdR over the way, /,
sen'ed us with a large slice Of a ripe wal
melon last Saturday. II was nice and su
n"was out Of season. We tender ths
"' our friends acceptable eatable.
AT Mobile, Ala, on Tuesday, Novembe,
.o''' Miss Antonio Ripoll, formerly Of Sci
WIZ and Capt. Thos. J. Hickey, Of NIL
WIRE married. The DsxocRAr.SrAx ten
congratulations to the happy couple.
Horses, bugxies and sewing machines
wy low at shsrif's sale VI b. r. Pick
,'ao's' Horses brought from $3.50 to
vneg,es from s. u l1s; sewing machiu
~HN'sN from $l2tes,s. In fAct eyerys
''''ea'v'n} Of at extremely low ilsures.
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