The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-08-14
Sow turnip seed for fall crop.
While there is life there is hope.

lr, W SduClcty VI Dtoai was uSIS h'VuuhN .
The cows and horses roam our streets at
will.
lie comes over to see her every Sunday at
Pascagoula.
Hottest August for many years throughout
the country.
Mr.. Chas. Addicks is out again, after a brief
spell of i'll ness.
Tramps are getting numerous in Scranton.
They are hunting work, of course.
When he begins to take her ont riding look
for the ringing of the marriage bells.
"Uncle' George Byrd, of Vancleave was in
attendance on Chancery Court Monday.
The tug Toiler of Biloxi is undergoing re-
pairs at Capt. George Frenlz's ship yard.
Fifty opera chairs have been ordered from
Boston for the new brick Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard White visited rcla-
tives at Ocean Springs on Tuesday aud We'd
nesday.
Our thanks arc rendered Mr.. Geo. Delius, Of
Orange Grove, for two bottles of fine scupper-
nong wine.
Mrs. II. z. Toenes, of Mobile, with her little
daughter Mercedes, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. II. Collie.
Gambling is not allowed in the rooms of the
Pascagoula Commercial Club. See the con-
~stituti0n of the club.
They say that he and she walk by night to
Lovers Oak, down by the Pascagoula river,
these moonlight nights.
The Misses 0deile and Amelia Sebastian, of
New Orleans are visiting the family of Mr.. W.
NJ. CAVITY on Krebs avenue.
The Colorcd Baptist convention has ad-
jonrned and the preachers have all left, and
plenty Of chickens left also.
Mr.. Norman F. Miller, OF Louisville arrived
here last week. lie will pass the summer and
winter IN the Pascagoula river.
The Board Of Supervisors concluded their
labors Saturday evening and adjourned until
the first Monday in September.
Rev. l.. n. Brock will preach in the Baptist
church Sunday at II O'Clock am. and at s pm.
Also at Pascagou!a at 4 p. m.
Our county Jail was entirely empty one or
two days last week, the first time in the mem
DRY of the oldest inhabitaut of the county.
The sanitary condition OF Scranton is not
the best in the world. Opening the cutters in
August will not add much to the health Of the
town.
Masters Tom Krebs and Chas. Sarrazin
caught n 5%D-pound drum fish one day this
week. The little fellows were proud Of their
catch.
Sheriff C.. D. Moore has an important notice
in another column concerning base ball play.
es on Sunday in jackson county. Read i
and govern yourselves accordingly.
Misses Agnes an Della Horta, Of Mobile, &C.
companied by Miss MERGED Jane, after a pleas
ant visit of several weeks to the family of Mr.,
}. W. Cox, on Pascagoula street, left foi
home last Saturday.
Our old and esteemed friend aud patron
Mr.. W. II. Fletcher, of vancleave was a wei
come caller at the DENocRAr-STAn oiic,
Tuesday. lie squared up for the cold relia
ole' and went his way rejoicing.
Mrs. Shanna Pedros, from foreign lands
was put in Jail Saturday in default of paying
license as a %peddIar. She was released Mon
Gay and left for Mobile, declaring she woult
never return to Mississippi again.
Mr.. A. L. Dawson, Of Neenah, Wis, paid a
VISIT to Mr.. l.. R. Perkins, promoter of thu
Rural colony at Three Rivers. Mr.. Dawson
Is h'ghly pleased with this section and speak.
" locating permanently among US.
Mrs. IL. Collie has had her residence on III,
fascagoula river freshly painted on the out
SIDE aud the interior repapered. She hal
also added a kitchen addition, and the resi-
dence is handsome and home-like.
The following lawyers from the Coast, be
sides our local bar, were in attendance q,
O%hancery Court This week: n. Seal, r. J
Bowers. Thas. N. Evans, W. II. Maybin
James IL. Neville, Elliott Henderson, Franl
Dabney, is. Sexton.
Mrs. WIS. Dodson, Of Pascagoula left o,
sunday Tor Zachary, La, on a visit to her sis
@r' Mrs. Judge r. Denham, Of that place
Que was accompanied by her sister, Mis
n'ee Usher, who has been spending seyera
weeks with her at PascagouIa.
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a bright little baby bay made his appear
s"ee At the home Of Mr.. John II. Santa Cru
a." Monday week aud his presence has en-
"'e"ed the household ever since. The littl
visitor will be named 81, and We hope his ca
'ee' may be as long as his name is short.
WIN the sympathetic impulses Of the sis
e'' Mrs. VIM. J. Dahoney, after speudin
,.'e'a' days at the bedside Of her dying sister
"'s' John O'Brien aud accompanying her re
mans 70 their last resting place, returned !
nome in New Orleans on Saturday last.
The Battery d boys under Sergeant Cha.
'n"sg'ns, returned from Jackson Saturda
"s". looking none the worse for wear. The
numbered ten in all, aud are loud in their pra,s
""s reception received in the Capital CITY
s"' boys are now in trim for a battle with an
Foreign nation on sarth.