The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-08-28

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Pennington, Thursday. Sept. "a, Z p. m.
A far division Of time will be given opposing
Rev. c. J. Broders will return Sunday from
St. Louis, No.
Mrs. II. Collie is having . large stable
erected on her premises.
Mrs. John Tarkel, ST., and little son visited
New Orleans this week.
Ed says the fracas Saturday night was a
regular silver fight ~ to l.
Mr.. Geo. W. Tootle, Of vancleave was in
town Monday on business.
Rev. E. R. Roberts, Of Meridian, preached in
the Lutheran church Sunday night.
Mr.. J. ". Cox left Wednesday for Mobile,
to remain several days.
The DrxocRAr-SrAR. goes this week to
Rotterdam, Holland and the Isle Of Man.
Don't talk to your girl in church. II dis.
turbk those who are interested in the sermon.
Services Sunday night at 7:45 p. m. In the
Lutheran church BY the pastor. Members are
requested to attend.
Col. J.F. Herndon, Of Orange Grove, was a
| welcome visitor At the D~ExocRAr-SrAR Office
Monday.
Rev. d. o. Byers will preach in the Baptist
church Sunday At II q. m. and 4 p. m. All
cordially invited.
Miss Ida Addicks, after a pleasant visit Of
three weeks at Whistler, Ala, returned home
Monday evening last.
Mr.. Jesse H. jackson and wife, Of Orange
Grove, attended quarterly meeting here in
the Methodist church Sunday.
Go home and sin no more, said Mayor AL
man to the Scranton contingent at the trial on
Thursday morning.
Rev. G. A. Powell, presiding elder Of this
district, preached two good gospel sermons in
the Methodist church Sunday last.
Mr.. Geo. T. Rosson, of Mobile is in town
this week making arrangements to start in
the oyster shipping business here.
Mr.. Jas. A. Miller, the genial proprietor Of
the New Scranton Hotel, took his departure
Thursday for a pleasure trip through Ohio.
We are pleased to notify the patrons Of
Mr.. Alfred F~arragut's Gem Shaving Parlor
that he has secured the services Of M. John
Leguay, a practical barber Of New Orleans.
Mr.. Ed. Mitchell, the well-known stevedore
left Thursday on a extented tour Of the North
and East, where he will join his family who
have already preceded him.
On the first Saturday in September the pa
irons of the public schools Of the county are
required to meet at u IN. at some convenient
place and elect three trustees to serve for the
ensuing year.
Messrs. +. II. Lewis, of this place and ]. d.
Miner, of Ocean Springs, attended the Con-
gressional Nominating Convention At Nc
Comb City last Tuesday. They were the only
delegates in attendance from this county.
To keep abreast Of the times you should
read our advertising columns. In this weeks
issue will be found notices to patrons Of the
Moss Point Academy, public teachers Of the
county and other advertisements Of interest.
Read them.
Mr.. Jerry Nye, the well-knowu man about
town and society leader, left Tuesday morning
on the steamship Jeanette for his old home
in Liverpool, England. His genial aud courtl!y
presence will be sadly missed by the entire
community.
New Scranton Hotel arrivals: Watty Wal.
lack, manager "Ben Hur" entertainment;
Capt. Walter Green, sch. Hildeesrd; Capt. J,
Green, sch. Oscar g.; N. W. Patillo, W. F,
Piper, p. Lacourage, r. l.. Walker, +. p
Rivet, b. X. Phllen, Jr., N. j. Fass, 7. NJ,
Curtiss, Richard j. Fox, G. H. Smith, New
Orleans; VIM. A..apman, Jersey City, MI
R. l.. A. Clarke, Chicago; J. H. Dickinson
New York: f. 8. Little, Albert Forchheimer
Mobile; VIM. B.. Harvey, J. Pickett, Chester
Pa, T. ". Grayson, Ocean Springs.
N st. Stanislaus College, Bay St. Louis, Miss.
begins its next session Wednesday, Sept. End
The location is a famous health resort, AM
uO uNlu8 hVc bphTeu " oCSaON v tuV p"Rss
all the comforts consistent with manly train
: ing. The course Of studies is four-fold; Pre-
I paratory, Commercial, Scientific and Classical
aud is extensive and varied enough to NEE
F, the requirements Of modern society.
Medals were awarded To this school both a
the Paris and Chicago Expeditions.
For terms and particulars address the Presi
dent. 25-0t
, Mr.. Chas. A. Farnsworth, the courteous an
efficient salesman Of the Messrs. DeJean
" Mitchell Co., accompanied BY his wife an
child and his sisters in law, the Misses Mani
$ and SaIlie Whitaker, Of Maysville, Ky, VIII
: have been on an extended visit to their sistel
!, Mrs. F~arusworth, left IN Saturday for a tw
n months visit to Mrs. FarnswOrth's old HON
ut Maysville, Ky.
The Aasss ball boys from Moss Point, VII
were engaktain Saturday nights scrap, vel
wsised bekSb NaynrA Altman Tuesday'morr
ing and plead Rullay and were taxed sos
4 each. The mayor said that II they came u
before him again he would certainly be yer
II severe in his decision. The boys planke
down the cash and went their way rejoicing.
On Friday morning last Nv. and Mrs. G. J
Krebs had the misfortune to lose their infa'
daughter, Margaret Ethel, aged 5 months an
II days. She was buried Saturday mornir
N At , o'clock from the family residence Q
II Canty street, the ,ntermsnt taking place
Il Krer cemetery, being attended BY numsro'
d sympalhising friends. We extend our col
1. dvlshes 10 the bsreaved parents.
Rev. n. e. Mason, Of Chicora, arrived hcI
NJ last Saturday on visit 10 his daughter, Mr.
,e y. ". Oliver. Mr.. Mason enlisted in the Co
81 fsdsrats army hero ia, 1881, but Scranton VI
not dreamed II, and the site upon which It
r built vas littla else than a pine forest, and I
= gentleman was surprised to see Whist q wonde
ful change time had wrought. Mr.. Mason :
:. manned several days, when he returned 70 .
- W.-s.. ..rronuausod n hia dnu8ht