The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-08

Blood money!
Birds of a feather flock together.
No necktie business at this term of court.
II You lie down with dugs YOU will get up
with tlcas.
They say ice is going to be cheaper than
dirt here this summer.
Peter McGinn, of New Orleans was here
this week visiting triYds.
Mr.. Charles Rutcr,ff Sabine Pass, Tex, is
yisitiu. his mother here.
Geo. II. ~lluggius has recently returned
home from Sabine Pass, Texas.
We hear that base ball is in high favor
again, and our boys have caught on.
Mrs. }. {. Laurendiue opened the Bayou
Cass"tle public school on Monday.
Mrs. Z. Mitchell and sister Miss Fash Me-
kibbin visited Mobile last week.
Mrs. V. DeJean, of New Orleans, is on a
visit to her son Mr.. l.. =. DcJean.
Mrs. T.. II. Stewart, Of Mobile visited her
brother Judge Chas. L. Chidsey Sunday.
Miss Jennie Drysdalc, Of Biloxi, is visiting
her sister Mrs. Z. l.. johnson at pascagoula.
Mrs. Susan Gerard, OF Bayou Golden,
Ala, is ON Il two weeks visit to her daughters
and son.
Captain W. NJ. Cox, of Biloxi, spent Friday
here the guest of his sous Alessrs. J. ". and
l.. +. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hicks, Of Mobile passed
Sunday here guests Of Mr.. j. W. Altman and
family.
Miss Norma Z. Laurendine left for Foun-
tainb,cau Sunday, where she will conduct the
public school.
Johnnie II. Moore, formerly of this place,
but now residing in Little Rock, AJAX, was in
town on business this week.
Have your jo0 printing lone at the DEMO
cHAr-SrAR Office. Good work at low prices,
and prompt delivery
No business last week in court from Van
clcave' The people in that portion of the
county are moral, orderly and law-abiding.
Owing to the illness of Tony Matoes, who is
IN New Orleans at the Hotel Dieu, his store
adjoining the DEMocRAr-STAR office has been
closed.
The grand jury returned into court last
week thirty true bills. That is BY far the
largest number any former jury has re-
ported.
lie following representatives to the Grand
Lodge |, .. U. +. which met at Aberdeen this
week are; J. II. Rolls, V. Ros, j. W. Mead,
Us. PARTS.
Circuit court adjourned Saturday evening
"'"o ?. m. Only five colored prisoners to
Tue pen this term. The Jail has Il few more
for next term.
lhe Lutheran Sunday School children and
tue children Of the paroclial school held a
p'en'c last Friday at Bayou Chicot. All
PASSED a pleasant day.
new u. U. Byers will preach in the baptist
0"n,eh on next Sunday at 4 p. M. All are
""u'a'y invited. All members are earnestly
requested to be present.
Miss Annie liulsbush, who has been stay
mS mere several months, returned to Mobile
f'"ay last much to the regret of her many
friends and admirers.
na excursion of six loaded coaches from
m"@le to Biloxi passed through Scranton
'"'uaF' A large number of persons from
mere Joined the excursiouists,
ine schooner Elmire, after a thorough over
''"''Og at Smith Bros. ship ways was
"""e"es Monday. The fishing schooner Spy
"'sha)hed out for repairs Tuesday.
capt l.. 7. Belt was thrown from his war-
'" .as' Monday evening and narrowly escaped
'.''o"s injuries. As it was he was badly
'"'Seh up and is still confined to his bed.
among the Sunday visitors here were Mr..
80, 'odetrey, Misses Emily and Minnie Cox
!" !" hvc'ne Fry aud Mr.. Dukes, all of Mo-
o'e' They were guests Of DR.. W. A. Cox and
family.
'"e well and favorably known Scranton
.""r"'acy changed hands last week, being
r''e"ased by Mr.; Mcvca Young, formerly OF
s""'o"' La, from Mr.. j. G. lIulsbush, the
m"e' proprietor. Mr.. Hulsbusl returned Ia
'o'''e sunday to engage IN business there.
~ Is generally believed that a we'll directed
"o'' on the prrt Of our people might bring
scranton a daily summer coast or accom .
mutation train from Mobile. Its a cunsum
nation %devoutly to the wished, and both
.",s' Interested should make every ~escr,ion
to that end.