The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-03-27
Il is quiet in wing shot circles.

Foxes are tipped with gorgeous p'nmes.
Liyer.pad men visit Scranton occasionally.
Sailor hats are loaded with flowers of spring.
Emile Fisher, of New Orleans, was a visitor
here Saturday.
More new subscribers to the DEMOCRAT
STAR this week.
PRAYER meeting every Friday night in the
Methodist church. wi
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday night in
the Baptist church.
Nathan 7. King. of Fort Bayou, was in town
Monday on business.
Every undertaking should have a cool head
to manage its affairs.
A man is generally cross and peeyish when
hi, liver rs out Of order.
We had new Irish potatoes for dinner Sun
dav from our own garden.
Matches are made in heaven. The fire never
goes out in the other place.
c. A. Simpson,, of Pass Christian, was in
town Monday on legal business.
Col. H. $. Hyatt, of Ocean Springs, was at
,he court house this week on legal business.
+. W. Elmer, of Biloxi, was in town Mon
day. He still believes Biloxi has some deep
water.
The Young man who visited Moss Point Sun.
day night last said he 'pulled down the
blinds
Kissing is unhealthy If her father catches
you at it.
The residence property Of q. A. Stemper
has received a fresh coat of paint and a new
front yard fence.
The handsome and commodious new resi-
dence of Eugene Gautier at West Pascag0ula
is about completed.
Some doctors say it is unhealthy for women
to ride BICYCLES. Doctors don't know every
thing by a large majority.
Some of our girls are determined to get
married during leap year. They say they
don't want Miss on their tombstone.
NJ. V. B. Carey will shortly embark in the
saloon business in the "Algona" building.
now occupied for that purpose BY c. j. Jacob
son.
Mayor l.. Wilcox, Of East Side, left for
Crockett, Texas, last Saturday to seek his
fortune in the Lone Star State. We wish him
success.
The most stylish Easter bonnet this year
as usual, will be felt-quite distinctly in the
pocketbook.
Mrs. W. II. Belt and little daughter, Miss
Jessie, were here Thursday Of last week. at
tending a dinner party given in honor Of Capt.
L.T Belts list birthday.
Among the land seekers in town are: Thos.
ktchin, Melee Anderson and Ben Hendrickso1,
OF Darlington, Wisconsin. They are stopping
at Smiths on Delmas avenue.
Rev. D.. 0. Byers will preach in the Baptist
church Sunday at II o'clock a. m. and $3.50
pm Subject Of afternoon sermon, "Sabbath
observance" All invited to attend.
Harry Mansfield, now Of Biloxi, was in town
Monday. lie Is well pleased with bis new
nome. Ills business is good, the town is lively
and a very moral placc-nc crap shooting.
Don't send orders off for Job Printing. The
ussocaAr-SrAR is turning out fine up-to-date
800 Printing daily and at prices as low as
ELSEWHERE in the South. Send along a trial
order.
ia Greene, L. L N. agent at BAY St.
LOUIS, was called to Moss Point In time to be
present at the deathbed Of his young nephew,
N'oefs Memo, who died at IL O'Clock Saturday
night.
friday morning while the steamer Sadie l..
was on her way up the P~ascagoula river Jeff
,"''oh' passenger and well.known colored
"s"an from Greene county, fell overheard
and was drowned.
NV p%aquette, G.. s. Flanagan, W. F.. Mar.
sa''' and Geo. E. Quinn, Of Mobile, left that
IVY On their BICYCLES Sunday morning at $40
~.o's' arriving here At ll:2o a. m. They
On a pleasure visit to friends in our town.
~ ~ Rowland, Of Orange Grove, dropped in
~, ~ u.aocsAr-srAs Office Monday to pay for
III, va Fe'lable." He says recent frosts have
n.u'ea the bean crop materially. Some will
n. re'plant. The fruit crop 10 not hurt.
'"0W'and is q well-to-do truck farmer.
W. note with pleasure the improvement
c.s ~! completed on Krebs avenue between
n.y." street and the river. The same has
w." graded by the town authoritics ana
.N,;.s ~ Inc expense of the property holders
lug on that block, The latter viii also M.
~ substantial curbina.