The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-10-02

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Lemiu .xcept II 100 D. M. nnd 4;l9 u. M.
She still holds the fort.
Look out for the fakes!
II will take place early this month.
Have mercy on your dumb animals.
They were notified to leave P~sscagou's.
The base ball fever is not entirely abated.
widoxers are extremely popular this season.
Our citizens are so easily quilted by strang-
No water for FIRE purposes yet in the town Of
Scranton.
Cbas. II. North has left Pascagoula for
parts unknown.
uou. D. D. Cowan visited Mobile Wedncs-
day on business.
The matrimonial market hereabouts has an
upward tendency.
The Board Of Supervisors meet IN regular
session next Monday.
When a girl takes a notion to marry a man
II i. useless to oppose her.
Sabbath-scho in the Presbyterian church
every Sabbath at 9:30 a. m.
The ~cvclone didn't strike Scranton, but the
cold wave did Monday night.
Mr.. James G. Blackwell was in New Orleans
three DAYS last week on business.
Mr.. ]. E. Communy and family returned to
their winter home 10 New Orleans Monday.
Miss Dora Nelson left Tuesday for a two
years course in Roanoke College, Salem, Va.
Miss Stella Morgan left last week to enter
the Industrial Institute aud College at Col
umbus.
Those who have ANYTHING to sell advertise
in the DgMocRAr-STAR. 1t pays to use print
ers' INK,
Mrs, CT Broders and baby returned from
a,wo months visi, to her parents in st. Louis,
Missouri.
Cant. p. Feore returned Sunday from an
extended trip to Quebec, Canada, looking !"
fine health.
The straw hat will have to go this MONTH
The straw hat through which they haye
spoken must 70.
There will be preaching in the Baptist
church next Sunday at loo a. nj. and 1:lo p.
IN. by the pastor.
The Mcthodists have changed the time OF
holding PRAYER meeting from Friday to Thurs
day evening Mt 80 p. m.
The fall term Of Circuit Court for this coun-
ty convcnes here on The fourth Monday in this
month and continues twelve days.
We received a pop call Monday from Mr.. II
s. Evans, editor of the Biloxi Review. III
seemed to be cheerful aud happy.
The U. s.. steam propeller Maud paid a v'si
Of survey to Horn Island Monday, in pursu
ance of orders froln the department.
Mrs. i. W. O'Conncll, at Pascagoula, hal
been sick with fever for several days, but VI
are glad to know she is getting we'll.
Mrs. ]. J.. Fincher aud her bright httl
grandson, Lambert, Of Mobile are pleasan
visitors at Mr.. NJ. G. pankey's this week.
Congressman W. NJ. Denny returned Fri
day last from a two weeks visit to Washing
ton, D.. c., Louisville, KY, and Cincinnati, Z
Prof. A. j. Montamat, Of Donaldsonvill'
La, representing Mr.. Philip Werlein's Music
house, New Orleans, passed several days he'
on business this week.
Mr.. VIM. Martin, Of vancleave was in tow
Tuesday and reports everything moving {
smoothly in that section. Charcoal is sellir
at i21s cents per barrel.
Mr.. Hamilton Gautier and family, after
pleasant ~sojourn at Mrs. J. b. Delmas', on I'll
Psscsgoula river, returned to their home
New Orleans Wednesday.
A new and neat picket fence is being ercct'
around the Methodist church. Allthe church
here have to be fenced to keep the COWS AZ
horses from derrcdating on the premises.
Cards are out Cor the approaching nuptla
of Mr.. Henry Gautier, Of West Pascagoula,
Miss Laura CAVITY, Of this place, the hap
event to take place nm Wednesday, Oct.
1896, in the Methodist church.
The regular meeting Of the Pascngou
Commercial Club is on the second Monday.
this snonth. Every member Of the club is :
quested to be present At the meeting, as bu'
ness Of Importance ID 10 be transacted.
Two match games Of base ball we're play
at Athletic Park on Thursday and Friday
last week between Pascagoula and the Pen
verance club of New Orleans. The local tc'
had been reinforced b. SOM league tale
and won both games IN a canter.
1t is understood that a serious movement
on foot looking to the establishment Of = ne
battalion here. The military spirit burns hi
in the breasts Of many Of our young mems
no doubt under favorable conditicnsflh
could make a creditsbls showing .'ssuN'
The fall examination II tsAehevsi tos'V
public schools Of this sSunty hAs< bs<Asyt
perintcndent y. D. Cowan veporta n folio
ing additional teachers who obtained ssrt
Gates on the 18th alt; First ersde-wm.
Billiards; third grads-Asslins Lawrence, NJ
gle Andrews.
News has been received that the store
barn Of Mr.. y. y. Smith, near Escataw
were totally destrcvsd BY Are wednes'
morning about I o'clock. Part Of The conts
Of the store was saved. Il 10 not KIM
whether there was any Insurance. The