The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-09

Wo rds Of great men remind us
We can make our end sublime,
And when dying leave behind us
Some ripe chestnuts for all time.
Brain counts.
It's still heatin'.
No new summer girls in town.
New sweet potatoes in market.
Some people are hard to please.
New bikes continue TO arrive.
Somebody is always getting hit.
These are dog days and doggone hot!
The watermelon season is about over.
Pay what you owe the DEMocRAT-STAR.
Editors ana printers can't live on air alone.
Mullet, the hope of this place, is on the jump.
PHI. Lsurendine visited Mobile last Friday.
The truthful Sparkes was in town last week.
Scranton needs more industries and indus
trious people.
Chas. s. Ladnicr has opened an oyster shop
at Pascagoula.
The man who gets too old to learn, is ripe
fruit for the grave.
G. Flanagan, of Mobile, paid a business
visit TO Scranton this week.
The Tug Leo is receiving a new coat of
paint at Frcntz's ship-yard.
Chancery court opens Monday and will con-
tinue in session several days.
Maj. Thos. W. Grayson, of Ocean Springs,
paid a business visit here Monday.
Col. f.. W. Morrill,, the popular insurance
agent Of Biloxi, was in town Monday.
Assessor A. A. Vaughan was in attendance
on the session Of the Board Of Supervisors
this week.
Jas. G. Dutch, Of Pascagoula, is building a
machine and repair shop on Spring street in
that village.
Mrs. Felix L.. Sarrazin, Of New Orleans, is
visiting the family of A. D. Krebs on Pasca-
gonla river.
Attorneys j. Ira Ford, II. Bloomfield and G.
II. Wood attended chancery court at Missis-
sippi City this week.
The DEMocRAr-STAR Office was the recipient
of visit from =. T. Haviland, Of Ocean
Springs, last Tuesday.
WI. Clark, late conductor on the \. P. 4
PR. r., left for Central America last Monday
by steamer from Mobtb.
As they turned tke corner the male blk
rider said unto The female straddler, "Meet mt
by moonlight alone, honey"
The second hand coffin drummer is expect
ed here next wssk. II he proves to be an oil.
tonRued fellow he will do we'll.
The person who wants to spend most Of hi
time fishing will be glad to know that Their
are only four Sundays in August.
Df.w. saucier, Of, Biloxi, Was here Sunda
Monday looking after the rent Of hi
dwelling house on PascagoulA street.
Rev. R. B. Downer will pF,ach in the Metho
dist church next Sunday At II .. m. aud 8 |
M. You are cordially invited to attend.
Edw. Mitchell, wife and little son Joe, lei
Tor Canada Thursday. They will visit Niagar
Falls en- route and several Eastern cities
Il seems hard for some Of the defeated car
d'dates 70 become. reconciled to their defea
Take your psdeissiiks men, and quit maxim
wry faces
Last Friday aisAt and Saturday ~afteruoe
We were visited hy terrible thupdsr storm
The electrical diaplay was grand and aw'
inspiring. !
Services viii ~ held il the iBapAist chur,
here next Sunday Il ll.o'cloek :. m. and
m. BY Ed. /. N. Brock. Aiip,at Pascasi11
At p. m.
Felix L. 6arrasiu, 81 New 0rlssns. 4
popular commercial traveller Of Jules Sarr
Gin, Wholesale tobacco merchant, was In tov
this week.
Hon. L. q. MANUEL, Democratic nominee I
Rspressutivs h The Legislature, paid .
'anctum an appreeiatlvs Visit Monday. ]
presented a. with . number Of sweet appl
sed several laeesss pears grown In hls Z
ehafd on Eott Bayou.