The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-04-24
PERSONAL AND

Murder will out.
Mulberries are ripe.
Our town is healthy.
More new bikes in town.
Building is still going on.
He is going soon seeking.
The time is drawing near.
They take only cooling drinks now.
Very quiet in court circles these hot
days.
Logs are still coming down to the
mills.
The "yaller" shoes are here in great
shape.
They say there is sugar lump in
Moss Point.
L. n. Dantzler, Jr., was in New
Orleans this week.
The young folks are not rushing
leap year much now.
No more dead babies found in
Rhodes bayou this week.
He says he is happy now. His
mOther-in-law has come.
Miss May, Ed and Lone Morris spent
several days in Mobile this week.
He says they pull down the blinds
now when the kissing is going on.
Many of our citizens will attend cir.
cult court next week at Scranton.
j. w. Stewart spent several days in
Mobile this week on important bust
ness.
The Methodist Sunday school picnic
will take place on the second Friday in
May.
Miss Maymic DeeS, Of Lake Charles,
La, is visiting the family Of OliverC.
Cowan.
1t will happen before the next
change Of the moon, or before May
hawS ripcn.
S. II. Hemphill, Of Hattiesburg, was
here this week looking after his tim
Der business.
Master Bernard Anderson, Of Mo.
bile. is visiting his uncle, Capt. Oliver
P. Anderson.
No racquet stores in our town. 1t
takes at least five cents to buy any
article in u stores.
Capt. +. NJ. Anderson, OF Mobile,
paid his brother, Capt. o. p. Ander-
son, a visit this week.
r. G. Luce & Son, of Basin, deliv-
cred $500 logs this week at the Pascal
goula Lumber Co.'S mills. !
Capt. Fritz Lienhard is still con.
fined to his house, but it is thought
he will be out ere many days.
Merchants can have any description
of Job Printing done at the DEMO
CRAT.STAR Office at low prices.
The largest and incest stock OF
ladies' shirt waists at
CowAN BROS.
Some people think three or -four
times before speaking once. and then
never say anything worth listening to,
Mrs. Judge A. G. Mayors, of Bran
don, Miss, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. J. l.. Dantzler. She will proba
bly, spend the summer here.
The young ladies Of this place gave
"A progressive love party" at the
home is Miss Mamie Denny las
Tuesday evening. II was certainly ;
progressive love affair.
On account of the %protracted meet
ing going on in the Presbyterian
church this week the Hypathear
Society have postponed their meetin,
until Friday week.
Moss Point Lodge No. III, 1. O. y
F., will celebrate the nth %anniversar,
of the order at the residence of II. M
Cudabac on Saturday evening, 25tl
inst at 5 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. E. +. Jackson and Miss Lucil
Roberts, OF Perdue Hill, Ala, VIII
have been spending several month
with the family OF G. W. Jackson, lef
Wednesday for their home.
NJ. A. Does is building his pastur
fence 'mule high, bull strong and pi
tight" and swears he will kill an
goat or razor back" hog he finds IL
, side of 1t, after IL is finished.
! Rev. d. O. Byers began a series {
5 Gospel meetings in the Presbytcria
$ church last night. Rev. D. A.. PlancI
5 of Mobile, will do the preaching. Sc
vices at 10 q. m. and 1880 p. m. dali
All arc cordially invited to attend.
G Clock and watches and jewelry fine,
Bring to me for repair.
Bring them to me, and in a short time,
Q Each will be mended with care.
Q Can you read this acrosticf Then my mar
you will find.
Keep this name always IN your mind.
A certain store in this town kee,
= lying around its door three old lol
nose rake straw" sOws and a doz,
posSum-looking pigs. Altogether NJ
" worth a thinkers durL," yet tn,
have raised a cropof fleas that literal
cover the customer fool enough to Ri
his carcass near the store.
Pupils Recital Friday evening Ia
at the residence UtC. II. Wood, Nj
Laura II. Fowler, director, was
enjoyable affair. The large crOy
present were loud In their praise
' the rendition Of the different piec
by the pupils. Tho song ut the CO
I clusion by Mrs. Fowler was grand.
n The report OF q baby being found
Rhodes bayou last week turns out
be a veritable fact. Last MOnd
week a baby In u decomposcd sti
= was found on the banks OF Rho
!" bayou near the upper bridge. 7
,. buzzards and hogs had been work.
y on the carcass. and II was hard To ,
It's age or color. No clue to the &c