The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-02-22
Push the garden work now.

rush Tue garden Work now.
Chanccry court adjourned at 2,p. n.
Friday.
Colds are numerous in Scranton
just now.
Sleigh riding was the order Of the
day last Friday.
Real estate business is not very
ru shing at present.
The now last Friday morning was
inches deep on a level. =
The boys say the weather has been
too cold to shoot craps.
The last Of the snow did not dis
appear until Tuesday evening.
Our Irish potato crop was killed,
but the mullet are not dead, and still
Ne live.
Many poor old cattle and sheep
yielded up the ghost during the cold
spell.
Mr.. G. d. Moore attended United
States court at Mississippi City,
Monday.
a few days of sunshine this week
were greeted with delight by our citi-
ems.
Mr.. Geo. ]. Santa Cruz will move
his family to Mobile about the first
Of March. \
Mr.. j. r. johnson is serving on the
United States grand jury at Missis-
sippi City this week.
We have heard Of a few cases Of
w%llooping cough among the children
OF Scranton recently.
Mr.. John A McCrory is a happy
man because a new boy arrived at his
house Sunday night.
WI make a speciality of irst-class
job Printing of every description.
Candidates, remember this.
Rev. d. 0. Bycrs preached an ex-
cellent sermon In the Presbyterian
churcn last Sunday afternoon.
Col. J. h. Lyon, of Chicago, was at
B~ellef0ntaine Park this week looking
after the %syndicate's property,
Mr.. w. M. CAVITY attended United
States Circuit and district courts at
Mississippi City on Monday.
MI. M. G. Pankey, w. NJ, of Gulf
Lodge, No. 419, OF Scranton, attended
the Grand Lodge at West Point, last
week.
Mr.. James B. Davis, of Cross Roads,
was Ia town Monday on land business.
Jim looks somewhat older since 'war
times"
Rev. r. r. Downer will preach at
the Presbyterian church at II o'clock,
a. m, and I p. IN. Also at Pascagoula
at 4 p. m.
Messrs Winham & Franklin, expert
wood and iron workers, have opened a
blacksmith and wheelwright shop on
Delmas avenue.
Messrs. 9. II. Wood, j. Ira Ford, II.
Bloomfield, attended United States
Circuit and District courts at Mis-
sissippi City this week.
We are indebted to Mr.. John NJ.
Pelham for a large nice fresh trout,
which served our family for a day.
Such are substantial favors.
Constable Louis Largilliere, of
Biloxi, arrested and brought Buddie
Brown here Monday. Buddie Is
charged with beating his old mother.
Mr.. Lyman Reeves, Of H~andsboro,
was a welcome visitor to the DEM
OcRAT-STAR Office Monday. lie left
some shining dollars for the old re-
liable.
Some OF the old orange trees OF this
place were killed by the recent freeze.
They are being cut of level with the
ground. In a year or so they will put
out again.
Mi. Chas. w. valverde will open
his red liquor saloon on or about the
first Of March In the Village Of East
Side. The boys can get q nip going
and coming.
State Treasurer Joe. j. Evans, OF
jackson, was In Scranton a few hours
Sunday. We did not lay our eyes on
him, we are sorry to say. He was
doubtless IN 4 still hunt.
Mr.. J. r. Taylor, OF West Pasca.
goula, paid US y substantial visit on
Wednesday. He says a great many
sheep In his ncIghb0rhood we're killed
by the recent cold weather.
Our Congressman, Walter M. Den.
ny, returned Sunday night from
Washington, whore he spent several
weeks taking In the situation. He
does not think there will be an extra
session Of Congress.
Miss Pearl Harris, Of Mobile, left
Thursday after spending. some time
with her sister. Mrs. @. A. Altman,
Miss Harris Is IN estlmable yOunp
lady. and made many friends while
here VIM regvet tOece her leave, and
IilnN Ale lmnY fcfllrn null6 annn.