The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-07-24

your own tricks.
| Mr.. A. G. Delmas shipped over two
tons OF figs to Biloxi last week.
Mr.. |. Keiland and family Of Bayou Chico
are settled for the season at the Pascagouls
Hotel.
Rev. d. o. Byers will preach in the Baptist
church on next Sunday at 4 p. nj. All arc
cordially invited.
Pascagoula Hotel arrivals: Mrs. J. II. Fox
infant daughter and nurse, Clinton, this State;
Mrs. Cora Wharton, jackson, Kiss.
Mr.. T. J. Caldwell, a well.known barber
from New Orleans, Is employed at Mr.. Alfred
Farragut's Gem Shaving Parlor here.
Have your job printing done at the DEMO
cRAr-STAR ofics II you want good work at
reasonable prices and quick delivery.
Miss Florence Neville, of Biloxi is
visiting her friend, Miss Katharine
Denny. on the Pascag0ula river.
We are indebted to Gov. Geo. Delius
for two large, luscious watermcl0ns
this week. lie Is the boss raiser Of
melons.
The steamer Sadie j.. has been
raised, but nothing but the machinery
Is worth anything. A new hull will
have to be built.
Judge Jas. B. McRac, OF Vancleaye
was in town Thursday. He is still
Judge Of the ith district, and not at
all disfgured.
Lovers Oak is the place for lovers
tn while away u few leisure hours
these beautiful moonlight nights and
hear the mysterious musicn Uf the
Pascagpula.
a c4and ball will take place at Grand Bay
Ain, friday evening, July 3lst. Train No.
3 of the l.. L N. R. r. will stop the following
morning at 1855 o'clock for the accommodation
Of parties desiring to attend from Scranton.
Patronize your own town paper that is al
ways alive to every LOCAL interest. The DEM
OCRAr-STAR is that sort Of paper and de-
series the united support Of every citizen and
business man in the town.
Mr.. F. B. Walker at Pascagoula, is crit
ically i'll. lie is receiving every attention at
the hands of Drs. Kell and Cox. III mother
aud br"ther from New Orleans are ut his bed
side administering 10 his vans.
Remember the grand entertainment
TO nc given by the pupils Of the Holy
Angels Academy at Odd Fellows
Hall on Monday Jiight next. A most
elaborate program Is promised and
the affair will doubtless be well at.
tended.
Mrs. Edward Mitchell and infant daughter,
little Miss Valeda-CIaire, accompanied by
Master Joe Mitchell and her sister and niece,
the Misses Fash aud Laura McKibbin. of Mo-
bile will leave next week on an extended visit
to the East and Canada. They 60 frorn here
direct to Cincinnati, thence to Niagara Falls,
New York City, Boston, Toronto, Ontario and
Halifax, N. s. They expect to be absent
about two months.
Messrs. Felix and Peter TIsrter, Of Mobile,
accompanied by their sisters, Misses Agnes
and Adsle- llarter, passed Saturday and Sun.
day here. gussts If NJ 7 w cnv .,d c..,;,.
The ,oung lod;cs will rom.;, fnr . w..s ~;,h
Mr.. Cox. family. WIN wil, snd..v', =, ,,ls
their ,,ay nleasant ''''"'
-.
Ihursday morning at about l0:35
o'clock while Frank Martin, steward
inc v"u tho .'s inA, %as -, C'ie acc OF cross,
to- make his wav hatwccn , NJ tha Ih....np.eu
A freight train ana had h,s lat ~,
caught in the coupling lust os tho
train was backing. The foot was hor-
ribly mashed and the injured man car
ricd 10 Mobile for surgical attention.
Mississlppi Lodve No. 80 K o,p
s,ran,on por,,s w. n ~. ~ :, ~
% VI w.. H.. T..