The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-03-13
Love comes and goes.

We do pity hen. pecked husbands.
Something is going to "drap' soon.
Early vegetables are coming into market.
Some people would 60 to hades TO see n "lcg
show"
Shotgun marriages hardly eyer turn out
happily.
Mrs. Kate T%orjnsen has rented the Pascal
goula Hotel.
Mr.. Chris Nelson received brand new sur
rev Wednesday.
?. Il. Conway, of New Orleans, was in town
on Monday. %yi
The early riscrs say hat there was light
frost here Sunday morning last.
Mr.. James MeKibben and daughter, Miss
Mary, of Mobile, are visiting Mrs. Ed. Mitchell.
Miss Belle Gerard, of Coden, Ala, arrived
here on Monday on a visit to her brother and
SISTER.
OYSTERS and macaroni boiled in plenty of
water twenty minutes is a Lcatcn dish good
enough Tor any body.
SERVERS at The Baptist church mex, Sunday
at II O'Clock II. m. and 1870 p. NJ. by Elder J..
N. Brock, the pastor.
Gil. Movers and w. Cowan, from Fairfield,
III, were here last week looking over lands
with a view to purchasing.
Mrs, Z. B. Blackwell paid a visit to Mrs.
JAS, Martin a, Martins Bluff last Saturday
and remained until Monday.
new postofiec has been established in the
northern part Of the county named llrushy,
with Robert Moffttt, postmaster.
After two months stay in Mobile with
friends Miss Josephine Frazier returned to her
home here the latter part of last week.
Capt. Geo. s. Lcathorbury, Jr., is spending
this week here looking after his vast logging
interests. He is a guest of Mr.. F. II. Lewis.
Next Sunday afternoon Rev. D. O.. Byers
VIII conduct divine service in the Baptist
church at $3.50 p. M, which all are respect
'uIiy invited to attend.
Fr"'' D. D, Cowan, county superintendent
I" education, purchased the poor-louse prop
cry on the Telephone road last Saturday. The
purchase price was 81 800.
They met in the dark of the moon and he
Kissed her. She says if he is guilty of such
an 0ogentlemanly trick again she will take
rough on rats and 90 right up--to heaven.
Mr. Joe Hall, of New Orleans, accompanied
yl'S sister, Miss Theresa, and Master valsin
ocean, was over Sunday on a visit to the
FAMILIES of Nj. Ed. Mitchell and Mr.. l.. p. De.
Jean.
"r.u' x. Rcineicke, always thoughtful,
""'V' largely to our Sunday dinner. The fine
"pSS VI new Irish potatoes which he left at our
"D,e saturday were greatly rclished by us
and our wife,
h'te, OF Daisy, gave us an appreci-
wy" call Monday. lie had his name entered
our subscription book for the "old rclio-
"U lie said that he could not live bnppy
Without the paper.
"r'V' NJ, Howard, Of Buffalo. New York
"'"npanIed by his handsome little son. Mas
p,,' v' b., and lovely little daughter, Miss
.rw.' arrived here last Friday and are guests
"''' M' Luce and family, on Krebs ave-
s,, N ID uienn, of Barklev, was in town
""F' 'he guest of Mrs. NJ. Beck. While
sue informed a representative Of tbe
u.s A'.nrA that her charming daughter,
c,.s n@oe, was attending school at 81.
V0arles, Illinois.
Nos. steamer Eliza Ann, plying between
'"' and upper Pascagoula river, struck
coa" "st Thursday week while nearing
If " 0,eeN and sunk. She had a full corco
n,0n "Vn0na'se, which, with the bout. will
"O'e a total loss.
Io,n. Pe""er Sadie l.. left for BASIN and
sor,oa $ Landing, with a cargo of as-
,on s0 ''e'ght. Capt. O.. r. Anderson va. 4,
o,... "a, This steamboat line, Under he
eon., ao'e management, has A large and
"'""'ly increasing trade.
win ."Vs'ay +. p. scorcliff presented MS
pouna. immense cabbage weighing loN
on Ill., Tue late FIAT Dutch variety. crown
a seld moac, 'arm at Bayou Cassottc. lie has
Shaw vUO'a,n'ns over 1000 just as Hne, which
rasin. '"e "d'pa1ility of our soil to cabbage
rascsroan'e ,'0al wave paid its respects to
And ,ns.a tuesday morning at o.,5 o'clock
MAS don, 'O'0gs up lively. No great damage
t had eon,. ,"e wave receded as rapidly rs
s to tho 'a''"ns theories were INDUCED
he com., 'a"se' but the general opinion Is that
b vul !, ! no" nearing the earth had much to