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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-02-28

Scranton needs n irst-class npholsterer.
Mr.. Geo. s. Leatherbury, Jr., was in town
Thursday morning.
The proper height for a lady to raise her
skirt on a muddy day is a little over two feet.
Very Rev. Father Leduc, Of Bay St. Louis
Father Blanc, Of Biloxi, and Father Won
Waesburghe, Of Ocean Springs, were visitors
to Father Oliver here Thursday.
The new gasoline car of the NJ. p. l. p. r.
arrived here this week.
The residence Of Mr.. Geo. Jackson at Pas
cagoula is nearing complexion.
Mrs. W. 0. Clark, Of Pascagoula, is visit.
ing friends in New ORLEANS.
A steam laundry is one Of the crying needs
OF Scranton.
Mrs. II. Collie is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
II. y. Teens In Mobile.
1 ]. J. O'Connor, Of West Point, is here
prospecting.
Mr.. B. b. Waddell, a leading real estate
broker and attorney Of Helena, Arkansas,
visited Scranton this week with a view Of
settling a colony on the Coast.
Boys should never accost or make remarks
about ladies passing on the streets.
Messrs. W. s. Keyser h Co.'s fine tug Mel
lie 10 quite an acquisition to the Pascagoula
1ect.
The more one sees p%ascagcula, the more
picturesque, charming and attractive it be-
comes. No other seaside resort can lay claim
to surpassing It IN location and the exquisite
beauty Of It's scenery and grand old oaks,
During the last few days the weather hAs
charmed the visitor, for Il has certainly been
~springl'ke and splendid.
Johnwiliams, q black negro about ~ years
old, who claims to hail from Alabama, was
arrsisnsd before Judge Chas. <. Chidssy
Wednesday morning charged with pointing 4
pistol a Mary Leonard, Of p~aseagoula. He
WAS ansd yiee and sentenced 10 six months In
the county jail. The same darky was arrested
~ xarshAl ,. ,. Brovus for stealing a watch.
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A SAVINGS BANK FOR SCRANTON.

The people of Scranton and vicinity may
consider themselves fortunate in the new de,
parture Of the Scranton State Bank. We
allude to their department for small savings
which they have added to their already well
equipped banking business. The smallest
deposits are received and interest allowed
thereon. This offers inducements for small
economies and the building up Of large sums
thereon. Let every body save up their nicklcs
and dimes and thus lay up something for a
rainy day.
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M}S33@S .9NS. w.
ing New Orleans en-
Mrs. Chas. r. Harbaugh and fafsn5
Mrs. A. jackson and Master Hubert
Moore, made Il flying pleasure trip to
Mobile on Tuesday.
Mrs. Col. G. S. Dana, Mrs. r. J.Wil-
liams, OF st. Paul, Mimi, arc linger-
ing with their friends, Col. and Mrs.
ii. Ii. Richardson.
Geo. L. Friar, L. Dunbar, r. Cat
ch0t, l.. & N. bridge carpenters, who
are ut present employed ut Pensacola,
visited their respective families here
ON Sunday.
The Mayor and board of Aldermen
met Tuesday night and arranged a
program for the reception Of the legis-
lative committee.
On Tuesday next Rt. Rev. Hugh
Miller Thompson, Bishop of Missis-
sippi, will hold divine service at the
Episcopal church, at IL o'clock a. III.
Every one is cordially invited to at.
tend.
l.. G. Shaffcr, q. B. Chalmers,
Kingston, ILL.,; Mr.. aud Mrs. S. M.
Stiles, Geona, Ill.,; II. Z. Havens, Van
%cleave, are registered at the Hing
House.
Mr.. St. Elmo King, of Handsboro,
and Miss Lizzie Lee Madison were
married at the Baptist church Thurs
day. February q, at II a. M, Rev.
l.. N. Brock officiating.
Mrs. A. S. Denny, accompanied by
Mrs. Geo. W. Robinson and Miss Flor
ence Randall, from Moss Point, paid a
flying visit to her sister, Mrs. L. Il.
Bragg, Tuesday.
Mrs. G. b. McVay, VIM. P. McVay.
Miss Julia Haskell, Miss Ethel stand
ish, Mr.. and Mrs. Standish and Col.
q. A. Hayward were among those Wis.
iting New Orleans last week.
Mrs. Shaw has been entertaining
Col. G. b. Shaw, of Lockport, N. ",
9. e. Rice, OF DEBORAH, Iowa, and II,
c. Shaw, Of Bluffton, Iowa, for two
weeks.
Rev. II. M. Grain, OF Louisville, KY,
called To take charge Of the Baptist
church here, entered upon his duties
Sunday. He preached an impressive
and eloquent sermon, making u most
favorable impression upon his cOnyre.
CATION. MIR. Grain ls also pastor Of
the Baptist church at Biloxi.
Among those OF the Ocean Springs
Gun Club who participated ia the
tournament ut Scranton last Saturday
were the following well.kn0wn shots:
Il. W. Illing, 4. s. Davis, j. D. Minor.
w. ". Simmons, Dry Young and a, p
Kotxum. Messrs. JOS. Kotsum, A. v.
Rosambcau, b. \. Joachim, Il. G.
Shaw and Bunch Friar went along %
guests.
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The very extensive repairs, alterations and
improvements to the creosoting plant
of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad at
West Pascagoula are practically completed.
Many thousands ofdollars have been expended
during the last three months, making this the
largest and finest works of the kind in the
country. Over 100000 is invested in the
enterprise, and the company is now prepared
to put through the creosoting process lumber,
timber and piling Of every size from the small
est to the largest. Railroad piling is made a
speciality, but outside orders are also filed.
Active operations will be begun on or about
March LIST.
The following resolution was inadvertently
omitted from the proceedings Of the citizens
meeting protesting against the action Of the
board Of supervisors in selling a part of the
courthouse square to the Scranton State
Bank. The resolution reads rs follows /:
"Be II further resolved, That our actions are
not based on any objections we have to the
Scranton State Bank, its officers or its man
agement." II the secretary had done his duty
and put the proceedings in proper shape before
handing them In this Office, the omission would
not have occurred. The resolution was not
left out ~purposely BY us.
At the competitive shoot held lastSaturday
between the Mobile Gun Club and the Pasca-
goula Wing Shot Club, the latter were igno-
miniously defeated. A few Of the local mem
bcrs, namely: l.. D. Herrlek, Adam Gautier,
]. !. Ford and E. Jane, made magnificent rec
ords, bat the average was way below that Of
the visiting experts. The DsxocRAr-SrAR
would willingly publish the individual score,
but the ssme 10 Withheld, probably at the insti-
CATION Of the local sports, who failed to shoot
up to their usual form.
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NOTICE TO THE WORLD.

For the benefit Of some people who appear to
be suffering with enlargement Of the Uranium,
we, the undersigned, contrary to our hereto
awhile this season, find it necessary to once
more accommodate any buzzards, who may be
afflicted as above mentioned. We stand on
our own merits and past record. You will find
us at our old stand ready to receive commune
cations in person or IN writing.
+. II. LEWIS,
II. NJ. PLrMMER.
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PASCAGOULA COMMERCIAL CLUB
COMMITTEES.

The following committees were appointed
to attend and accompany the deep water dele
CATION from the Legislature, viz:
COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION AND RErREsH-
NENrs-A. q. Delmas, +. H. Lewis, Ed. Mitch
ell, p. Feore.
Boar C~oNMlrrEE-L. D. Herrick, J.P. Fox,
JnO. Alberts, J. A. Miller, +. II. Benn, J. J..
Ford, Henry Gautier, W. o. Clark, G. l..
Johnson, A. F. Chastant, Geo. W. Ladnier and
Mr.. Houston.
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Confederate Pensioners /!

Call and sign receipts in your respective
beats, rs follows:
Beat l-James Howell.
Heat Pr. Z. Galloway.
Beat 80. Randall.
Beat 4 Ncighborhood Ocean Springs, Davis
Bros store; neighborhood Vancleave, VIM.
Martins store.
Beat 5-H. o. Furry.
Upon signing same return to this Office Mt
once.
r. II. Lewis, Clerk.
Scranton. Feb. 81, 1876.
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Churches.

METHoDIsT-Rev. T. W. Adams. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsnYTERIAN-Rev. ID. o. Byers. pastor.
Preaching every sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday night.
BAPTIsT-Eld. L.. N. Brock, pastor. Prea III
Ing every first and third Sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
NORTH SIDE. SALEM. y. Bynum, pastor.
Preaching every second and fourth Sundays.
Sunday School $3.50 u. H., DR.. b. +. Duke,
Superintendent.
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-"
The corn doctor was in town this week.
The devil is always wide awake and ut work.
The birds are singing-spring time has
come.
Pay what thou owest and you will get your
reward.
The board of supervisors meet in regular I
session next Monday.
The kids have taken to prize fighting in
Scranton.
The doctors report some few cases Of la
grippe in town.
Mr.. Harry Mansfield has moved to Biloxi to
engage in the bakery business.
Capt. VIM. George and son Jimmie, of Pas
cagoula are seriously i'll.
Thomas Z. Ramsay, of Vancleave, was in
town Wednesday on business.
We have a few shells left. There are also a
few pigeons. Where are the buzzards2
Some men never keep a promise. Such men
are not reliable in any sense ut the word.
FL. LANCER, of Casselton, N. D, was in
town Monday prospecting Tor gulf coast lands.
Us. Blalack, of Mobile, this week visited his
fther-in-law, c. II. Lyon, on Delmas avenue.
Tax sales both for county and town Of Scran-
ton next Monday at the front door Of the court
house.
Rev. D. 0. Byers will preach in the Baptist
church Sunday at $3.50 p. M. All are cordially
invited.
Capt. J. NJ. Rabby, of Biloxi, was in town
Saturday on business. lie is delighted with
his new home.
No "lilly whites" at the Republican con-
vention at the courthouse Saturday last.
Black and yellow prevailed.
On Monday last Mamie Sloan, of Mobile,
purchased offs. Blalack the %latter's property
on Spring street, Pascagoula, for $500 cash.
VIM. Martin, of vancleave, was in town
Tuesday. He reports charcoal only selling for
ten cents per barrel.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Cutler and son, Master
Hilbert, of Duluth, Mimi, are staying at the
Cottage by the Sea hotel, at Pascagoula.
The Pascagoula Commercial Club meets
next Monday night at 1870 p. M. at Miller's
o'"'hg room. A p%unctual attendance of the
members is requested.
Hev. Il. n. Brock will preach in the Baptist
church Sunday at IL o'clock n. m. and 7:l5
pm. Everybody invited.
MISS Annie Drysdale and Peter Dcsport, Of
D'oxl' are visiting Capt. G.. l.. johnson and
family at Pascagoula.
mos Howell, Of Howell neighborhood, was
+" scranton Friday on business. He reports
everything quiet and peaceful in his section.
MISS syoella Bilbo, Of Belchervillc, Texas,
'e charming niece Of G. II. Alley, is visiting
Tue latter's family. She will remain several
weeks.
'"ere was about two hundred negroes in the
"epuplcan convention at the court-housc Sat-
lua!' out not oyer two-thirds ARE qualified
electors.
,nd NJ. VA: ~" = n0e ooy was'oorn to Mr..
u "'s' vincent Ros. The little fellow has
his father in IN. l.,,"., s'"" " 'ea'y 10 A's'S'
Mrs ''"'u'"'e 00''e'.
t., y,,ass Mitchell and her infant dangh-
NJ 's'eaa Claire, accompanied BY her sister,
'' r"sn acklbben, returned home Sunday,
pareu,s IN %a, OIL several weeks with her
rs.. u MOBILE
FIJI Rse su'", ana capable Young gentleman,
for IN. p"n. aas osen appointed vice-consul
could h.s .pSo''' Of Brasil. n oworthier choice
office vii, ~ Stsn mads and the duties Of The
"'' 0e well performed. I
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DIED.

In Mobile, Ala, on Wednesday morning ut
$3.50 O'Clock, at the residence OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. +. King, after Il lingering
John G. Hulsbush. of this place.
The deceased was % years OF age, and leaves
besides u disconsolate husband, a large circle
of friends to mourn her demise. Now that
lifc's ftful fever is over she sleeps we'll.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-02-28
JOB PRINTING.

The D~EMoCRAr-SrAR job department is
very complete in every particular. Fast
running presses. quick delivery and the BEST
STYLE Of Job Printing executed. A full line
Of stationery and papers always on hand.
Prices to suit the times. Cash on delivery.
Don't send abroad for your Job Printing.
patrOnize your home Office.
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BUSINESS LOCALS


The late cat catches the early boot
lack. The Del EAN 4 MITCHELL Co.
ran across a bclated manufacturer and
purchased his entire lot Of shoes at
half price. Shoes! Shoes !! Shoes. !!
Fine Wei Kid, laced or button, either
razor or square toe, $l.25 to So.
In SILENCE TnERrI is MANY Coon
MoRsEL. The mute bargain speaks
louder OF economy than the over-per-
suasivc salesman, and the prudent
parents can appreciate the values In
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NOTICE.

The Scranton State Bank will have their
new pass books out for the savings department
in about two weeks. Everybody can deposit
with the bank from one dollar up and it will
yield IN interest Of 4 per cent.
II. NJ. P~LUMMER, Cashier.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At JACKSON, Miss,

january II, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF her lnten-
tion to make final proof In support OF his
fore the circuit clerk OF Jackson county. at
Scranton, Miss, on March 20. 1sDd. viz; Mary
r. Gibson, Of Denny, Miss, homestead No.
g3,57l. for the Q hi, NV or and Q hf. sw ar, Sec
tiOn 10, township 2, south, range . west.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence nnd cultivation Of
said land, vix. =,
Erwin Lee, Lorenzo 8. Ward, Axum W.
Gardner aud Samuel Hazard. all OF Denny Z.
o., jackson county. Miss.-
January ~, 1895. U-0t
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Public Meeting Tonight.

The citizens Of Scranton are invited to at
tend a public meeting at the court house to-
night Thursday to welcome the Legislative
Deep Water Committee. Distinguished
speakers will talk. Come out, every body, aud
see and heaA c 1r1ti tt~r ~
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Boys Clothing without reading aloud.
Boys Suits-D0uble-breasted English
Worsteds and Cheyiots in medium and
dark mixtures and plain colors abso-
lutely all wool. The best proof of
their looks and durability are the boys
of Scranton, Moss Point and Pasca-
goula who are wearing them to-day.
The DEJEAN & MITCHELL Co.
Pure Vinegar and choice Pickles at
S. r. Tilompson's.
Why suffer with Coughs, Colds and
La Grippe when LAXATIVE BRoMo
QUININE will cur you in n day.
Does not produce the ringing in the
head like Sulphate of Quinine. Put
up in tablets convenient for taking.
Guaranteed to cure, or money refund
ed. Price, % Cents. For sale by J. G..
Ilulshush, Scranton, j. w. Stewart,
Moss Point, Miss.
[n0yl5Gml
Pure white and red Vinegar at b. ID.
Valyerde's.
a tirst-class race sloop for sale.
Call on Lotion L. Cox.
Now at the store of &. Nelson can
be found a fine selection Of ladies'
dress goods, all the latest ST. les. Also
trimmings suitable for same.
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MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
Pestemee and Nails.
ARRIVAL AND pEPARruREor NAILS.

From Scranton-Arrives at $3.50 n. m. and
l2:l5 .. nj. Departs at 9:l5 a. IN. and 3:i5 D. ~
Leakesville koute-Arrives every day ex-
cept sunday at IL 40 "A. IN. Departs same day
ut | y. M.
Mus. g. r. MClNNIS. =. NJ.
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Book and Job Printing Of every de.
scr,ption. neatly executed at this Office.
Send your orlcrs in at once.
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For Sale at a Bargain

House and Lot on Foundry street, Moss
Point Miss, four rooms, 1ixi5, and l0-foot
hall In main part Of the house. Kitchen,
dining-room, milk-room, store-room and
adjoining In the rear. A bricked
up wellof splendid water right at the kitchen
door. Several fruit trees-pears and figs and
quite q collection Of choice flowers In front
yard. The lot contains four acres. more or
less, with lake Of water In Q Apply to
L. NJ. HAND,
On premises, Moss Point, Miss.
February IA, 1896. 52-3t
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Port Of P%aScagoula.
M
OFFICE DEMOCRAT-SrAR,l
Scranton, Miss, Feb. 20, 1896. T
Report for week ending Feb. 81, 1861

OFFICE DEM0CRAr-STAR,l
Scranton, Miss, Feb. %, 1896.
Report for week ending Feb. q, 1896.
ENTERED.
Feb 81. Nor. blk Left, 456 tons, Baardscn from
Feb. IS. Am. sch. Lena II. storer, 23s tons,
Bruce from Kingston.
CLEARED.
Feb. q. Nor blk. CuldregnS. sT tons for Rio
J%aneiro by Paseasoula Lumber Go.
with dl1.71J feet lumber. vale 1911 eh
Feb. II. Nor. blk. Svalen. $40 tons for Rosario
by l.. N. Dantzler Lumber Co. with
24O.l6U feet lumber. value g.. 4U2;
las ,59s feet sawn timber, vniugs.i2
Feb. 81. Brit. sch. Harold Borden, l42 tons
for Antigua by l.. N. Dantzler Lum-
Der Co. with 1lO.GSs feet Humber, val
ne 1866.
VESSELS IN PORT.
AT HORN ISLAND.
Am sch Henrietta J. Powell, 245 tons, Pinder
Brit steamship Cromwell, Brumford from
Liverpool. 1
Ger bk VIM. Bateman, 5O4 tons, Moritz frop}
Brit bk wildwood, LASS tons Smith, fra
Havana.
Am sch Bertha Louise, 1Sl tons, Hay
from Havana.
Am sch Hildcgard, 90 tons, Green fro
vana. #N&4
Am sch r.. Frank Neatly, 2l ton
from Caibalien. #&fuk
Am sch +. Campbell, 1859 tons, stro5
IIayti, -, VI
Brit ship Ellerslie, Stone FROM ky 8F
Nor ship Mindet, jansen. Vest Mts*
ashore on Ship Island with u feet<
Nor blk Left, 4J6 tons, Baardse&
don. 24E A u
Am sch Lena r. storer, 81
from Kingston. SaSs y,
Russ bark Ceder. Nyblon. from ;# Va
Nor. bark Nebo, Olsen, from Par III k{
Nor. bark Nadia, Thoinle, from
Am. schr. Jennie Lockwood, 4s fs
Trinidad. sSf#s sx1kk1
Nor. bark Holden, Andersen, n fu
Am. schr. Abbie II. Ghee{N hi
Carbarien. III VI
Am. schr. Cora II. Hanson,
tiago. H 3tf3g
Am. schr. Eugenia. Buskin. x44a&<<*3 aHsff3
Brit. schr. Harold Border
Havana. 1S5X4.
AT SHIP ISLAM 81
Brit. ship Theodore Ran SEH
Nor. bk Mohawk, Peter S'sS% "
pool.
ola. 4YH
Nor. bk. Agathe. Bjonncs. I'LL
Russ. bk. Altai, Nyroos, w &f9fsF Ns,N
Nor. blk. Prince Patrick. EI
Brit. snip!.D Everett, %Sf4I.
erpool. ~
Brit. ship Avon. Brady. from Liverpool.
Brit. Blk. Minnie G. Whitney. Harvey, from
Liverpool.
Brit. Blk. Annie BIngay, 0ttersen, from
Santos 10
Brit. sch. Syanara. Hogan, from Demerara.
Nor. blk. Mynt. o. Petersen.
Nor. bark Sylvia, Hansen. from Dublin.
Nor. bark Queen Of the Fleet, Berthesen. from
Barbados.
Nor. s. S. Hanseat, from Shields.
Nor. bark Fjord, Same, from Antwerp.
Nor. bark Gear, Christophersen, from Bahia.
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue Of authority vested In me by a
certain deed Of trust. executed by Mrs. Anna
$. Dees to o. Randall. trustee, to secure the
payment Of. two certain promisory notes.
g.. 1915. one for the sum OF 1865. 70 due and pay
able six months after date. and the other for
the sum OF $Ggl.2 % due and payable twelve
months after date with interest at the rate Of
paid, said deed q trust. dated July 5, 1905, re:
corded In book No. 10, page 3G4 OF the record
Of deeds of Jackson county, Mississippi
will, on ~
Monday, the 18Th day er h@ch. 1896,
at il O'Clock a. M. at the coprt-house door Of
said county. In the town Of Scranton, Missis-
following real estate to. satisfy said deed Of
trust, t0-wlt: The following piece or parcel
Of land situated In sectional, township
9. south OF range . west y IL the
s sHMa 0' which icia"i IS o s%s \ iSS1"s . certain s,s !
tract or parcel OF land. in the town Of Scran-
ton, formerly occupied by q. NJ, Dees as a
homestead, now the property OF Fred. Lin
dlger. and running from thence south 81 de-
grees west 1 chain aud 81 links; thence north
80 degrees west IS links; thence south II de-
grees west l chain and 60 links; thence south
81 degrees east | chain and 80 links to the
northeast corner OF j. ]. F0rd's homestead
tract; thence south al ,ng said Ford's east line
utes: west l chain; thence south 3 degrees
west | chain and "a links; thence east4 chains
and 10 links to the southwest corner OF Susan
Harris homestead tract; thence. north 2
chains and 80 links; thence east4 chains and
SO links; thence north . chains and II links;
thence west . chains and 40 links; thence
south 81 degrees west TO the place OF Begin
ming, containing In all about three and G-l00
acres, together with 7 houses.
U. RANDALL, Trustee.
February "A, 1896. 52-5t
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t0frstT {AfT q N u Y "
South CarOrffN2
and says she hadsasee r. s7Sf sax'
time while in Washington. q
Program for meeting of Hypathean
Society, Friday evening, March 9Th,
at the residence of W. Fred Herrin:
Biography-Miss Randall.
Violin Sol0-Frcd Herrin.
Reading-Miss Coulson.
S0ng-Miss Spencer.
Recitation-Miss Morris.
Instrumental Music-Miss Celeste
Castanera.
Reading-James G. Fisher.
Instrumental Duet - Miss Mary
Ellen and Master Emile Herrin.
Author, Louise May Alcott.
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OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
Mrs. A. Eglln visited Biloxi sunda.

Mrs. A. Eglin visited Biloxi Sunday.
Arthur Swain, OF Mobile, spent Mon
day here.
a.. +. J.; Lundy is rushing a new deliv
Miss Jessie Boyd has returned from
New Orleans.
g. Henderson, Of Biloxi, was a Wis
itOr here Sunday.
Miss Virgie Spencer, of Moss Point
has returned home.
II. A. Vaughan made a trip to Pen
sacola, Fla, last week.
Mrs. Z. r. Bragg visited New Oh
leans last week.
Chas. Il. Leach spent Tuesday i
New Orleans on business.
Miss A. Bextrom, of Chicago, |
among our many visitors here.
w. G. Johnson, Of Mobile, spcn
Sunday with friends.
Miss Oil via Scarber visited friend
In Biloxi Saturday last.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Eglin, Jr.
on Wednesday, a daughter.
Miss Ada Call, of New Orleans, il
the guest of Mrs. j. NJ. Boyd.
Mrs. j. NJ. Boyd has a number 0
guests from the far North.
DR.. r. T. Orvis and Miss Mary Oryii
visited New Orleans last week.
Geo. Katz and wife, of Decatur, I'll.
are staying at the Shanahan house.
Miss NJ. Carter, Of Red Creek, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. W. A. Horton
The song service at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday was well attended
L. E. Anderson, of New Orleans,
was among our many visitors during
the week.
S. E. North will pay a visit to his
many friends in Carbondale, ILL.,, next
week.
Mrs. f. w. Hing and infant son
returned from "A visit to New Orleans
Monday.
Frog in the Throat cures coughs,
found at Druggist Harley f. Hal:
stead's.
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-02-28
wIICyaI1RVPIVREI

The Excelsior Rupture Cure Co., of Mt.
Vernon. Illinois, have established u branch
Office here. with DIR. W. H. Clark, operator, In
Scranton Pharmacy. building. Rupture OF
men. women and children permanently cured
without pain. use Of knife. Inconvenience or
detention from business, by the Excelsior
method. ~ Consultation FREE!
Scranton, Miss, January 81, 1896. 5O-3m
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-02-28

VIZ arc strictly In It when II comes
10 doing neat and catchy JOB work.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-02-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Good garden weather.
Business is only so so they say.
Since she left some one looks sad.
Get your garden seed from Stewart.
He took her out buggy riding Sum-
day.
All the mills are crowded with or
ders for lumber.
DR.. S. s. Turner is out again after a
short spell Of sickness.
c. B. Beck has moved into his new
dwelling just completed.
John Morris, of Bluff Springs, Fla,
is visiting relatives here.
Randall Mcleod 4 IL It smell
OF sickness, Is getiA 2
A new lot of q
perfumes at Stew
ty,was here thi
Railroad ca
is visiting /
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