The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-11

CnAT-OTAh al apVIecIAtiVe cali IueSuay ny
leaving with us $40 to pay the dues Of tn.
Logtown subscribers to the "old reliable.'
lie reports the export lumber trade very goot
with his concern.
Mr.. c. H. Alley, the well-known ship chan
dler, accompanied by his daughter and grand
child, Mrs. D.. A.. Cewan and baby, left Monday
for Leesburg, Fla, on 4 visit to his son-in.
law, Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Herring. From
thence Mr.. Alley will visit North Carolina and
Virginia before returning home.
On the second Tuesday in December an cleo.
ton will be held in Scranton for the election
q mayor, aldermen, marshal and treasurer,
Is now about time for those who want the
e to announce their names in the DExocRAr.
$STAR. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Capt. John Tarkel, ST., accompanied
by his daughter. Mrs. II. Collie, left Tues
day to visit their son and brother, Capt,
John 'rarkel, Jr., who fingers i'll at his
home In New Orleans.
Mcssrs. C. p. Gould and L. P. Haken-
JOS, of New Orleans are passing q few
days at Orange Grove with Mr.. G. H
Gould. Mr.. Hakeuios is u leading mcr-
chant Of the Crescent City.
Those taking part in the Sunbeam en-.
terta,nment tonight friday are Mrs.
Fowler, Misses Virsie Spencer, Maud and
Linnie Byers, Mamie Denny, Dora Mel.
son, Mary Ellen Peterson, Mrs. Billiard
and Mr.. North.op.
That enterprising ship chandlery and gro.
Gerry firm, the DeJeau 4 Mitchell Co., have
just completed their fiscal year. They find
the showing made for the twelve months just
ended TO be most encouraging, and not in &C.
cord with the widespread complaint Of dull
times. This firm has been in existence six
years, and each season shows an increased
business oyer that of the previous one.
Mrs. R. Z. Cooley and daughter, Miss Pearl,
Of P~ascagoula returned home last week from a
pleasure trip to Chicago. They were delighted
with what they saw and enjoyed in the Breezy
City. Mrs. Cooley reports that many inquiries
were made respecting our beautiful coast
country and a disposition evinccd to visit here.
Last Friday evening at l0:l5 O'Clock 4 fire
occurred on Pascagoula street in the building
owned by Mr.. W. Z. Frederic and occupied
by e. 7. Spence, cobbler and Frank Smith,
timer, both colored. The building was en-.
tirely consumed and was uninsured. The fire
originated iu the roof Of the house and cause
unknown. Value of the house $l0O.
Mrs. Josephine Picheloup, of the Ores.
cent City, accompanied by her bright
children, Misses Loretta and Camille and
Master Frank, speut several days here
recently, the guests Of her kinsman, Mar
shall Browne and family. The visitors
enjoyed themselves very much while here
in boat-riding, fishing, picnicing. etc.
Miss Clyde Heidelberg, who has made
Scranton her'home for nearly a year, do.
parted Wednesday for Meridian, Miss,
where she will reside in the future. Miss
Clyde is a most charming and amiable
young lady, and by her lady.like deport-
ment made many friends who sincerely
regret her departure.
Tue first Bryan and Sewall club was or.
ganized at the court house Wednesday
night with q membership of forty, C. s.
Meriwether president, S. r. Thompso II
secretary. A committee of seven was ap-
pointed to receive Hon. w. +. Love, can.
didate for Congress. The club heartily
endorsed the Chicago platform.
Tho Board of Trustees of the separate
school district of this town met and or.
ganised last Tuesday evening by electing
Mr.. W.. Brunson president aud l.. P.
DeJean secretary. The next meeting Of
the trustees will he for the election Of a
principal and assistants for the school,
which will open about the second Mon.
day in October.
st. Stanislaus College, Bay st. Louis, Miss.
begins it's next session Wednesday, Sept. End.
The locatiou is a famous health resort, and
no pains are spared 10 bestow on the pupils
all the comforts consistent with manly train
ing. The course Of studies is f0sr.fold: Pre-
parstory, Commercial, Scientific and Classical,
and is extensive and varied enough to meet
hs<equjrsments Of modern society.
Nedsh we're awarded to this school both At
the Paris and Chicago Expeditions.
For terms and particulars address the Presi-
dent. 25.6t
The base ball fever Ia raging violently In
this section, and shows no signs Of abatement
This time it 10 P~ascsgoula aud Moss Point
wh9yhave contsnded for supremacy On the
sre*A diamond. Each town, having imported
I've professional players and added four local
men, organized a nine to play q series Of three
games on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Of this week. Mondays game was holly con.
ested and finally won by the boys fross The
"Beach," the score being ninslo five in the iAs.
ter's favor. The Moss Point contingent turn.
ed the tables on their ~advsrsaries Tuesday,
however, administering to the Pascagoula tai.
snt . most severe drubbing. II was 10 fact
complete shut-out, the Bleach" being treated
to = string Of nine large and juicy goose eggs,
The anal score 10 this game was nine to moth.
Ing IN favor Of Moss Point. Wednesdays game
resulted IN . victory for Pascagoula BY score
Of four 10 three.
The interest manifested here in the national
game q unprecedented. Nearly everv person
IN The three towns Of social OF busiuess promi-
nsnce, attended The games. The enthusiasm
has been intense, and the aggregate attend.
sncs during the series has exceeded fifteen
hundred.