The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-22

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Go to the Oaks tonight.
Oil and water won't mix.
Watermelons are growing.
The bathing season has opened.
Roasting ears are in the market.
Church marriages are the 60 here.
Scranton needs water for fire purposes.
II cou want to know a woman, marry her.
Now is the time to swing your hammock.
Summer excursions to the islands are now
in order.
Union picnics won't dwell together in unity
Dogs should never be taken to church we'd
dings.
Love your enemies, bless them that curse
you.
A Young lady's companion should not be a
dug.
Women are very good to eat, but very bad
to digest.
Beware of false prophets, which come in
Sleeps clothing.
Close-fsted people will hardly get through
St. Peters Gate.
It is hard for us to bless those who hate and
deSp'tely use us.
Mr., Sam X. Mavcrs. of Mobile, paid a bust
ness visit here Thursday.
The residence of Capt. Joe Delmas has been
painted a bright yellow.
Master D. p. White occupies the position Of
fireman on the tug Native.
meetings in the near future.
The tongue OF SANDER is always ready to
wag. BE careful how YOU act.
Sheriff G. D. Moore has not as yet been able
to lease any of the county prisoners.
Mr.. W. NJ. CAVITY, accompanied b. his wife
and children, visited Mobile this week.
Tell a child that he is good, a man that he
is great, and a woman she is beautiful.
Mrs. Andrew Dorgan, Of Mobile, is visiting
the family of her nephew, DR.. W. A. Cox.
Mr.. Adam Gautier is now filling the position
OF chief engineer on the steamer Sadie l..
Rev, G. W. Huff will preach in the Metho-
dist church Sunday morning and at night.
Mrs. Emma Bosarge has sold her residence
property at East Side to Mr.. W. NJ. Canty for
5000 cash.
movement is being made to shell the Pas
cagoula road its entire length, a much needed
improvement.
Rev. D.. 0. Byers will preach in the Baptist
church on Sunday next at A o'clock p. m. All
cordially invited.
Mrs. Geo. X. Cloud and children, of New
Orleans, passed one week with the family of
Mr.. J.J. Clark.
Delmas avenue, between Frederic street and
the river, is being graded and shelled by the
town authorities.
1t is thought that the new brick Presby-
terrain building will be ready for occupancy by
'he ioth OF June.
Good words costs nothing but are worth
much. 1t is easy to say kind words and they
often do much good.
E. McCool, representing the Louisville
oourier-Journal, spent some days in town in
the interest of Ills paper.
Mr.. ]. W. Altman is building a residence
tor himself near the county poor house and
will move out to it in a few days.
Mr.. H.. NJ. Plummcr and family visited Basin
last Saturday, stopping with Mr.. G. NJ. Luce
and family, and returned Monday.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Thomas Heslin, of Natchez
spent Monday and Tuesday at the Catholic
rectory here, the guest of Father C. A. Oliver
AT the Oaks, ~Pascagoula, tonight, ics
cream, cake, sherbert and lemonade will By
sold by the ladies' for the benefit Of the Unil
church. -
A man or is all right in the eyes oil
some people so long as they are subservien,
10 their dictation, otherwise they are al
wrong.
We note that the residence of our old ant
esteemed friend, Mr.. j. b. Delmas, has JUS
received a new and dazzling suit Of fresh ant
bright colored paint.
Mr.. 9. W. Valverde, Of East Side, visited
Biloxi Sunday to see his wife and child, wht
are stopping there for a short period with III,
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