The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-01-10


January weather-w't and cold
,,,, ,hs door after you when You go in the
church.
.,.o,asr,s" will happen in the best regn-
lated families.
MANY dogs on our streets hare the 'o'ee''
FAX tag on now.
his ia leap year. Girls, hustle if you
want husbands
II 4, Norton is superintendent oil the Meth
odls, sabbath school'
Mrs. p. II. Orrell, of Americas, is on a VISIT
J.. nor brother, r. II. Lewis.
,1scr,ise il the DEMocRAr-srAR II you
want business
Mrs, Edward Mitchell is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mek'bben' at Aoo''c TINS
~ VI blanchard, of New Orleans, was here
49,, ,..l On a visit to his parents.
e,,or;r Moore will hand in his delinquent
,,x is, for publication ON the 18th inst.
J., paque,te, of New Orleans, visited his
.l,r,u, summer villa at Pascag""l" this week
c,,, and Mrs. F. D. Dean, of New Orleans,
.,on, A few DAYS at"Ocean Rest Paseago"'a'
this week.
s,hscribe for the DEMocRAr-SrAR II YOU
want 10 keep posted on the affairs oil the ma
W."
-, Only 50 Il per year in advance.
The merchant who began the new year reso-
la,iou to do more advertising In his local paper
,ne "old reliable" is a sensible business man
and viii, reap a rich harvest during the year.
Tramps are plentiful here. All hunting
u,rk. but PRAYING not to find it. They only
want a square meal, you know.
n, Wednesday, morning at $50 O'Clock an
,hl unoccupied house in East Side owned by
II NJ Kr.bs was totally DESTROYED by fire. 1t
l. supposed tramps set it on fire.
Tho schooner Villa Y. IIermano, Capt. r.. j,
cl. i. being o~verhauled ON Capt. Geo.
Frentz's ship-yard.
Las, SATURDAY a fine bouncing baby boy
arrived ot the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cias,
Bogdahn, Paseagoula.
Cant. Chas. Eoster, the genial proprietor OF
~, .sre by the Sea hotel, Pascagoula,
ref rued hme Sunday.
r Ne l.r dreamed the other night maj an
aid suus,crier called and paid his subscription
for scveSSl years back for the "old reliable"
Eyert7hing is moving on smoothly and quiz
CITY At the courthouse since the new officers
entered upon their respective duties. Jaekso"
county can boast of il splendid set Of officials,
taken altogether.
The DEMocRAr-SrAR Office is the place to
have fr,t.class Job Printing executed. send
along orders and keep the money at home
Prices To suit the times.
The town clerk, I. =. Delmas, requests MS
tbs,ate that Nt will publish the delinquent
list of the town the latter part OF this month
Those who have not paid their taxes had better
40 so at once and save additional cost.
Enorh y. Ramsay has been appointed dept
:, assessor of this county. and we think the
appointment is good one. No better could
have been made.
Mai G.. =. L~ea,herburv, Of St. STEPHENS
Ala, passed through Scranton Sunday er
route on a visit to his son, g. S. Lca'herbury,
Jr., at Leatherbury Landing.
James Howell, ST.. of Cross Roads. was IL
attendance Monday on the meeting OF The
board OF Supervisors, and before leaving hi
ysve the plaocRAr-S STAR Office an appreciate,
call.
D.B. II. Chafc, Esq, the well known New
Orleans attorney, of the law firm ol Chate a''
Bowers, was here on legal business Monda,
{r the .Nnheuscr- Bush Brewing Company, q
~. Louis, Mo.
The sheriA's sale Of the Pascagonla lc'
Company's plant, which was advertised totak'
place on Monday last, has been indefnitel!
postponed at the instance Of the judgmen
creditor, JAS. II. Belt.
We suggest to the manager of the Odd Eel
lows Opera House that it would be well II h
would arrange sWne how to have the oper
House heated. The house is very cold an
uncomfortable in cold weather.
The Cotillnn Club gave a most e~njoyabl
ball at Odd Fellows Hall Monday night. Quit
alargc number of couples participated in til
dance. Norwood Alley and Miss Laura Cant,
oficiated as leaders of the german.
Ralph Bingham entertained a small audi
ence a, the Opera House last Friday night
lie produced the pathetic poem, eyes, ~
Gallty," which was superb. His violin solo
hient.
Subscribers to the DExocRAr-SrAR
Daisy, III this county, complain to us that the
do not receive their papers regularly. "
assure our subscribers that thc papers AT
sent from this Shice every Friday evening
The fault is somewhere else.
Prof. D. D. Cowan, County Superintendent
Of Education Of this county, will have his oflt
IN the court house, where he can be foun
every Saturday and oftener II business r
qn'res, Prof. Cowsn, in our opinion will NAL
very efficient Superintendent, as he has
eminent degree all the qualifications that a
necessary to qualify him for the position.
At,hc January meeting Of the new Board
Supervisors on Monday last J. W. Stewar
eA'Connty Treasurer, turned over a cash ba
sNee OF $l2,4?O.As to his successor in o6ic
w. NJ. Canty. During Mr.. Stewards ineur
ueney as County Treasurer, hs has scrv'
we people honestly aud courtcously and ma
"e Of the best Trcasurcr's the county ey
Aau' lie is a man Of sterling qualities al
~p"sscsses a magnetism among his fellow me
The following gentlemen, elected from I
,.''0us beats Of Jackson county, present,
'"e'r bonds and qualified as members Of I