The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-04

Nights cool and pleasant.
The fall business will open this month.
The yellow beIly-band is worn BY our young
men.
A man in this county has three blind chill.
dren.
Scranton needs more industries. Too many
idle people.
No business man can prosper without ad-
veitising.
Beard of Supervisors meet in regular session
next Monday.
W. know some men would kick IL they were
gong to be hung.
Quite a number Of our citizens paid Wilson
Springs a visit last week.
Educate your children and a sacred duty
will have been performed.
When life is no: worth living, you can nearly
always blame It on the liver.
Han. Edmund Torjuson, Of Pascsgoula paid
Biloxi a business visit Friday last.
In a single-seated buggy with three girls
where should the Young men sits
OYSTERS are getting in goad order, and null
it are sleek and Fat and in abundance.
Misses Daisy and Hattie Allen, Of Fontain-
bicau visited their sister, Mrs. q. E. Chidsey,
Hast week.
Fakes give us Il call occasionally rs thew
pass through town. Their fine talk don't
catch us.
The l.. 4 n. r. R. has sunk a two inch
driven well to supply the engine at their
Freight hoist near the river.
Mr.. D. s. Swillev, photographer Of Biloxi
passed Sunday here, \ guest Of Mr.. J. II.
laurendine and family.
Mr.. N. F. Keeling, Of Atlanta, Ca, a promi-
nent inventor Of ice machines, paid Scranton
? business visit last week.
Mr.. j. p. Smith, one Of the largest land
p*ners in the county from vancleave was here
Monday on business.
The new silver certificates issued by the
United States government taken in payment
'Or all dues to the DEMocRAr.STA Office.
Never speak an i'll report about your neigh.
oor until you know positively It is true, and
cont do it then il he is bigger than you are.
This port will some day bs the receiving
and forwarding point for large share Of the
Fruit trade now enjoyed br Mobile and New
Orleans.
The New Venice Ship-yards, Capt. G. r
irving, manager, have taken from the water
and are calking and oyerhauling the large
'u'"ber barge st. Lawrence.
Nj. W.. D. Porter, engineer of the Pasca.
E"a'a Ice Co.. returned Thursday night from
'o'a'nbns, Ga, to which point he had beer
fa'ied by his fathers serious illness.
Mr. Robt. F. Seymour, who commands. a
Arce share of the ice business At Moss Point,
also assisting Mr.. N. v. B. Carey, Of the
N'tona saloon in the capacity Of mixologist.
Many persons predict that 4 largo share oi
We export lumber from the line Of the Gull
mo snip Island rad wilt hud its way 10 sea
IA scranton and IIorn Island.
: and Mrs. II. N. P,ummer escorted their
E"'e Daughter, Miss Frauess, last Monday ia
Wy 81. l"nis, where she wsa attend The 81,
''sph's Academy.
oapt' y. l.. Johnsck aad vile, of Pasca.
"a's have enrolled their laughter, Mas
''0,e, as a pupil Il St. Joseph's Aeeaemy,
llonday.
oapt. o. II. Torjusor, II paaeagoula ha.
!. placed in charge II me Norwegian bari
O'aen Sunset, which vcsscl viii sail shortly
." Ship Island for H.vrs, Francs
a garden party for the bssea. It he Cstho.
s",pe' at Paseagouia will take place TIL,
thursday evening At The Paseasoula HotsI
rounds Admission 10 cents.
"0x "a the time for merchants 10 place ,heil
~s'a'emsnts in the DsxccsA..HrAai II the,
70 get the fall and winter trade. A word
'0s wise is suAicient.
ue''rs I" state that The managers Of n,
'a' games Of The Park assooiaticn wer,
way connected with the disrraeefxi rcv
!. occurred at the depot a. ~ night Il d,
y =" August, but al dspFssats such asalrs
10 man that waIks y night tells - /,
y, ~. aea' that happens In this plaes that =,
pr'H In the DsxocaAs.Nszn. son,
rs' wat he tells y wssii ut T. ipr Bun
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