The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-07-05

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VA, we presume ~ &c an right.
WIS ia sW(y a cHatming ynpng lady ~
%%'ohc; - Wing her nncie's family, VI.
"""s' %l'sopat Nascagoula.rh
AIS" The Arniiful senshorc home Of
Mrs. l.. W. O'c",i@I, of Pascagouls, has
been tastefully palnlct. -
The work Of building the Utuiom clnrch
house at PsscagoalNs was cc'satenced last
SATURDAY, by MI, J, r.sAvvry, the builder.
Miss Dora, the charming daughter of Mr.. &.
Nelson.i is one Of the frs, Young ladies to Tide
n bicycle in town.
Mr.. J. W. Cox can be found behind the
counter at Mr.. j. A. Miller's bar, where his
friends will receive courteous treatment.
Capt. G.. BuSkin, who WAS sentenced to
serve three months il the. countv jail, WAS
p%ardoned by Governor Stone IN Tuesday last.
Mr.. Emanuel Deas, of Pascagoula, has re-
snmed his position with the grocery and gen
eral merchandise store Of Mr.. W. j. +. &C.
rard.
Rev. D. O.sIycrs preached a most logical
and practical sermon last Sunday IN the Pres
~byterian church to a very small, but ~attentiv Q
congregation.
Mr.. Clinton Pickett is serving Mr.. CHI.
Alley in the capacity Of runner in. the ship
ping. He is capturin! an excellent ship chan
dlery trade for that old house. =
Mrs. N. Christisen, of st. Louis, No., and
Mrs. Louisa Mitchell, OF New Orleans, are
spending several weeks with the family Of NJ.
q. Nelson, on Pascagoula street.
Mr.. Chas. Raymond and wife, Cant. r.
Francis aud wife and Mr.. Geo. A. Darby, OF
New Orleans, are guests of Capt. volney
Brown, at P~ascagoula.
Mrs. n. wolcott, Of Mobile has rented the
Chidsey drugstore building in which she will
open . frmt stand and eating house. She
srih occupy the Nelson dwelling on the real
street.
Miss Zeita Baptisie, accompanied By her
aunt, Miss Nettie Perkins. Of Mobile, is spend,
ing her vacation with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. +. Baptiste, at p~ascagoula.
Can the report be trne that one Of Scran'
Ions young men was jailed at Pass CHRISTIAN
Thursday ri last week, and kept behind the
iron bars all day and thereby pre- vented from
enjoying the pleasures of the excursion.
All me cAndidates are wearing smiles brlgh'
OF hopes, but after the Gh the smiles OF som,
will turn TO grins Of q dry character. 'Twa,
ever thus.
About 1 o'clock hast Sunday evening tw,
water-sponts met of Round Island, joiue'
forces and came. towarde the mouth Of Pasca
g"hla river having reached which, instead o.
coming direct up Tie river sheared 10 thu
eastward and struck the corner Of J. J. Pa
quette's cottage on the Point, a portion 9th,
water penetrating the interim doing some
damage and very much frightening the in,
mates OF the house. Il continued on, strucl
and demolished the bridge 10 the rear Of tn
.Nilia Ada place, and spent its forces at tn
head Of Communy Bayou, The effects Of VI
spout were plainly felt at Orange Grove,
distance Of ten miles from this point. tn
spout resembled IN IT'S character an immens
wide streamer where IL met the cloud hover
ing above and blended itself within IT.
Messrs. Thos. N. Evans, J. M. Pei
ham and L. u. Manuel, candidates 10
the Legislature, addressed i SINAI
audience In the c0urt-hUuse Welnes
day night. EachAQne presented HI
claims to the people, and asked IN
voters to choose between them. Ate
the candidates closed theft 6pecchc
Mr.: O. s. Meriwether entertained th
audience for 4 while In a talk OF 10
l: He was listened TO With msrks
attention.