The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-27
Christmas comes on Friday this year.

Mrs. J. B. Delmas IS very SICK win ieVer'
Scranton will never suffer for ice and beer,
The she'll road to Pascagoula is progressing
nicely.
Honesty and fair dealing is always the best
policy.
Turkey was slaughtered Wednesday by the
million.
Mrs. Harry Dorr, of Mobile is visiting her
parents here.
The Juicy wild duck is selling on our streets
at 50 cents a pair.
Two heads are better than one if one should
be a sleeps head.
The small boys have introduced foot ball
here. No deaths yet.
Acursing, drinking member Of the church,
good Lord, deliver usl
During the beautiful moonlight nights many
loyers visited Lovers Oak.
There was a perfect love-feast at the Meth
odist church Sunday night.
A young girl who is going to the public
school weighs only 1852 pounds.
Mrs. Chas. A. Farnsworth paid a pleasant
visit to New Orleans this week.
The weather is remarkably warm for this
time of the year. Rain is needed.
DR.. W. T. Beali preached in the Methods,
church Sunday at II o'clock a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. William K. Mead passed Fri
day and Saturday last in New Orleans.
Miss Una Harvey, a charming young lady
Of Biloxi is visiting friends here this week.
The flush times have not struck Scranton
yet, although they say Mckinley is elected.
Willie Clark, who has been absent severa'
months in Alabama has returned to his hom'
here.
Mr.. NJ. G. Feore, one Of Scranton's LEADING
ship chambers, paid business visit to Mobil
Saturday.
Hon. Z. J. Bowers, Of Bay st. Louis wa
here Monday to attend the Pascagoula lc
factory sale.
The new tug-boat being built by Mr.. France
Codina for the Farnsworth Lumber Co. is near
Ing completion.
Mr.. II. Krcbs, one of the oldest inhabitant
of this vicinity is sick a-bed, but we hop
nothing serious.
Thanksgiving services at the Presbvteria
church on next Sunday at II o'clock. A
cordially invited.
A few dollars in gold has been seen SIM
the election, but no one has enough yet
throw it at the birds.
The liquor saloons will have to close the
doors on Tuesday, December 9th, it beir
municipal election day.
The ice wagon of Mr. Ed Z. Krebs is sti
running, supplying customers with the co
stuff shipped from Biloxi.
Messrs. D. j. Mcdonald aud William Marc
representative Mobilians paid Scranton
BUSINESS visit last Friday.
Young, healthy tramps are in town eve
day and our people feed them, thereby e
couraging them in l~aziness.
The various candidates for the town ofic,
are humping themselves. 1t is hard to tell
THIS time who will get there.
Over $4,000 have been expended for artcsit
we'll and tank, &C., BY the Town fathers, NJ
no water yet for fire purposes.
Nj. +. II. Lewis and family are spendi,
,o's week with the family Of Mr.. Geo.
Lea'herbury, Jr., at Cross Roads.
rown election on Tuesday, December 81
candidates are numerous for the vario
oflccs and the excitement is high.
The registration books Of the village
East Side will be closed on Nov. 3Oth. T
present number Of voters being 35.
on Friday, Dec. 4th, Special Commis'r c.
Moore will sell the pascagoula Ice factory
public cutlery to the highest bidder.
Mr. Edward Harrison, Of Mobile, the owr
OF the Harrison building on Delmas avenue,
mere this week looking after his rents, &c.
fhe Board Of Supervisors meet In regu
session on the first Monday IN Decemb
which will DO the last meeting for The year.
Ihe election for town officers Of Pascsgo'
comes OF on Tuesday, Dec. 9Th. A number
candidates are in tho field pushing III
claims.
"r'o. y. Orrell, If Americas was in to
Monday and called aud paid his subscript
the "old reliable" Hope others will
likewise.
,n's Is the season for 'possum, persimm'
""a cn'tterlings. Nothing we like better
se' 'se'don'er," especially the last msntio
Vegetable.