The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16
TOWN OFFICERS.

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TOWN OFFICERS.
NJ. C. Vaughan, mayor; II. +. Russell, II. Mil,
C. 4. Palst. x. N. Westbrook, q: 4: Arndt,
aldermen; X. 8. Davis, treasurer; q. H. TaIdy,
marshal. X. d. wigeinton. clerk.
Fall-like weather.
Rain is needed here badly.
Fishing Is good and oysters are get
fat.
Base ball has played out for the
season.
Mrs. DuBuys, Of New Orleans spent
last week here.
Col. w. r. Snyder, OF Fruitland
visited Scranton last week.
The little rain OF Thursday did lit
tie toward laying the dust.
Mr.. W. F. Bransford, Of Atlanta
was visitor here this week.
Messrs. e. E. Clement and Dry
Young visited Biloxi on Friday.
Mrs. c. Vahle, Of New Orleans Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fl. Nill.
Born on Tuesday, October 18th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Cxzan, a son.
Mrs. Maginnis and falnIiysleft last
week for their h0mein New Orleans.
Messers e. S. Davis aud Fred Dick
enjoyed a hunting trip on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Schmidt left
last week for their home In New Or.
leans.
Mr.. Duncan Sinclair and Miss Sim
clair spent several days In New Or.
leans.
Henry Goettche is guarding the
batch Of county prisoners on the coun.
ty road here.
Mr.. julius Villio, Of New Orleans
was registered at the Ocean Springs
Hotel Wednesday.
Misses Sallie Vancleave. Lizzie
Ramsay and Mrs. Henry Griffin visited
Biloxi last Thursday.
Our town is for free silver, 16 to l,
and Hon. VIM. +. Love, Democratic
nominee for Congress.
Mr.. E. P. Townes and daughter,
Miss Midge, OF Fountain bleau were
among our visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. II. +. Russell, statloner, Is pre-
pared to supply the pupils Of both
public and private schools with books
Secondhand school books taken in
exchange.
Ocean Springs business men can
have their job printing done in the
best style of the art at the DEMOCRAT
STAR office, Scranton. Prices as low
as the lowest.
Cards are out for the marriage OF
Miss johanna Wendell to Mr.. An
thony Endt. The happy event will
take place at the Catholic church on
Oct 20, 1895. .t .~
The bans OF matrimony we're an.
nOunced ut the Catholic church Sun
day for the marriage OF Miss Mary
Catchot, OF this place to Mr.. An.
thOny Bellande, OF Biloxi, which will
be celebrated here on the 2lst inst.
Among those from distance who
attended the funeral Of Mr.. Cllas. r..
Case were Rev. c. +. Emery and wife,
Columbia, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Left
wich, Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Mendenhall,
Mobile; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Staples,
Hillsdale. - ..
Misses Mae Davis, Jessie Simmons,
Rose AmeS and Sadie Davis enjoyed
a fishing trip to Davis bayou last
Tuesday. The young ladies caught a
large number OF fish and entertained
number OF friends at dinner, among
whom were Messrs. G. w. Davis, +.
Dick and E. +. Hing.
An RPIGRAH.
When an angel made shad the devil was mad,
For il seemed such q waste Of delight,
So to ruin the scheme he plunged In the stream
And stuck in the bones out OF Spite
When strawberries red FIRST illumined their bed,
The angel looked on and was glad;
But the devil it is said fairly pounded bis head,
For he'd stuck all the bones in the shad.
A cloud OF sorrow was cast over this
community by the intelligence that
Isaac B. Wigginton had died Wednes-
day evening at $50 o'clock. That
dread destroyer consumption had car
ried him away at the early age OF 10
years. He was the son OF Squire j.
b. Wigginton and was born in Frank.
lin, St. Mary's parish, La. He was \
skillful operator and youth Of many
good qualities. His surviving brother
has the sympathy of a wide circle Of
friends.
| FUNERAL OF CHARLES T. CASE.
On Sunday, October II, 1896, Mr..
Chas. T. Case died at Nashville, Tenn,
after a short illness, and his remains
were brought here for interment. on
Tuesday, after tue arrival Of the 3:45
p. m. train, the funeral services took
place, Rev. Mr.. T. W. Brown conduct
Ing the ceremonies. Mr.. Case was a
native of New Orleans, but spent
many years here, where he married
Miss Bertha Staples eleven years ago.
After his marriage he moved to Nash
vile, where he filled the position Of
private secretary to Mr.. II. G. Fisher,
superintendent Of the Southern Elk.
press Co. Mr.. Case was born May q,
1857, and bis early death Is a great
shock to his many friends. The fun.
erai was largely attended and many
handsome floral tributes, among them
a beautiful one. sent. by the Mobile
employees OF the Southern Express Co
His mother, Mrs. M. A. Case, of this
place, his wife and three little sons
and two sisters, Mrs. G. 3. Emery, o
Columbia, Miss. and Mrs, J. b. Left
wich. OF Mobile, Ala. survive him.
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