The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-08-07
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M. 3.-Lcaves Mobile BIB .. m. ARRIVES al
ssrsnt"n l:i9a IN. New Orleans, 7:i0 q. nj.
Va a-Ieavea Mobile at 40 p. m. Arrives At
S.santon 5:.i u. m. New Orleans. $50 p. m.
So JOHN u. SAKrA CRUZ. Agent.
Chancery Court next Monday.
sScuppernongs are getting ripe.
!, will not come ok sipeold weather.
Dogs are attending church here again.
Take your own tow paper and pay for it.
Female subscribers are generally the best
pay.
mad dog was killed at Pascsgoula last
week.
Ice has ceased to he a luxury. 1t is now q
necessity.
Watermelons are full Of chills and fever aud
doctor bills.
Hs is certainly in love, but he has not been
with her to Lovers Oak vet.
All iob work executed at the DEMOCRAT.
STAR office cash on delivery.
Rev. D. o. Byers will preach in the Baptist
church Sunday at I o'clock p. m.
Mrs. j.. W. Cox visited her father-in-law
Mr.. W. NJ. Cox, At Biloxi on Monday.
The marriage bells will not ring out in this
town again before Tallor perhaps winter.
Mrs. J.. ". White, of Mobile, was a guest Of
Judge A. II. Delmas and family last week.
Mr.. Geo. II. Higgins has returned from an
extended business trip to Beaumont, Texas.
Rev. G.. W. fluff will preach in the Metho-
dist church Sunday at II O'Clock and at night.
Mr.. Jas. /. Friar, If Pascagoula, moved with
his family last week to Biloxi, their future
home.
Last Friday was the hottest day Of the
year, the thermometer registering IS in the
shade.
Mr.. Ed Chase, Of New Orleans passed a few
DAYS here this week visiting relatives and
friends.
lie goes to see her regularly At East Side,
but wears a long face this week, on account Of
her absence.
The Pascagoula River Packet and Supply
Co. will shortly replace the lost steamer Sadie
l.. with a larger and faster boat.
Col. James n. McRae, Of vancleavc was in
town Monday as enthusiastic as ever for
Bryan and Sewall and free coinage of silver at
lG tol.
Mr.. Sam Davis died at Three Rivers on
Friday last aged about 70 years. He was
formerly a resident Of Greene county, where
he was highly respected.
Mr.J. 7. Turner, Of Mobile, connected with
the well-known firm Of F. c. Turner L Co..
manufacturers Of doors, sash, blinds, etc.
was in town on business Monday.
Mrs. E. Laurendine is visiting the family o,
her son, Mr.. J.. II. Laurendine, on I.aure'
street. She is very old and feeble and bel
visit was a very pleasant surprise.
Capt. G. NJ. Maddrell, master Of the British
Steamship County Of York, after an absence
of some eighteen months has returned to thi,
port. His health is excellent and he va.
warmly greeted by his numerous friends here
Master John Laurendine returned Saturda,
from Sea-shorc Camp-ground, where he hat
charge Of the Postal Telegraph Office opene,
Tor the campmeeting season. He made man,
friends and did good work in the interest q
the company.
The garden party given at Ocean Rest, Pas
%eagoula, the home Of Capt. E. D. Dean, Frida,
night last, was largely attended and fuan
e'aly successful. The funds raised thereb,
VIII be used for the completion Of the foot
bridge now being built.
MI. Lyman R. Reeves, Of Harrison count,
called Monday and handed in 81 to pay bacl
aues Tor the DExocRAr-SrAR. He owns Ian,
N this county and was before the Board o
supervisors for the purpose Of seeing that BIZ
"nd was properly assessed, etc.
Col p. J. Montross, accompanied by hi
handsome young son, Master p. j., Jr., an,
Mr' Ermi'o Carpirio were here Friday last
'ne latter young gentleman belongs tn
Pr0"'nent Central american family, and viii
,''sf The st. stanislaus College at Day ST
Louis next term.
W.T. ". ". Broom, Of Daisy gave US an ap
r'ee,"'ve call Monday. H;pfa,red up will
"s "o'd reliable" and a wear IN advance. H.
says when the paper fails to reach him hi
N"o'e '"mi'y are broke up. The fact Is the,
can't keep house without the "oId reliable
DkxocRAr.SrAR.
last week Messrs. Pedro and Edmond Jane
rank Laurendine and Adam Gautier wen
."" . Tour days fishing cruise to Horn an,
~" no's Islands on the schconer.y ach
vse'n Alng, Capt. Robert westerbere in com
",' Ihey caught no end Of fish and car
mea wv turtle eggs. They returned sun
burned and happy.
"0"g the Battery y, boys who left for IN
"pmen' at Jackson on Monday we're tn
uu'0w'ng officers and priyatcs: Chas. i
.uss'ns' luartermaster sergeant; J. B. Black
r. second sergeant; Paul Krebs, arst cor
r"' Albert Delcomyn, second corporal
p.,'r 'e"ce T"gert, W. Tage,t, Ora r. Rail,
,s % '-'d'nsr, James CAVITY and Robert Lu
aenburg, p~rivates.
mere quite a home party At the resi-
IN" "'s 81 Mr. N. G. Pankey this week, consist
the following young ladies', Misse
m -. ,,"ensy' E'ma Tucker, Nellie Flourno,
O,,., 'Oo''s and Mise Lizzie Burke, Of Ne
r"""s, who are y~is,tins their friend, Mi
s s"'ma rankey; Messrs. Will Wallace and W,
,o' !" Mobile accompanied the sorms
s "d'es down and enjoyed a pleasar
"S win them, returning Sunday nigh