The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-01-24
One bad bridge on Pascagoula street.

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We look for leap year marriages soon.
Scranton needs water for fire purposes.
Girls are afraid of coas, but not Of men.
The tongue of slander ought to be cut out.
Advertising is business and brings business
Service at all the Protestant churches Sun
diy.
J. 7. SNetman, of Biloxi, visited friends
here Sunday.
The north end of Pasca goula street is being
shelled.
Ex-Asscssor A. A. Vaughan was in town
Tuesday.
A girl can't expect man to be made on
purpose for her.
Mrs. L. ". 0'Cqnnell, of Pascagoula, visited
New Orleans on Friday.
Harry Carr has opened a neat oyster and
coffee shop in the Frederic building,
Ahandsome Delmns avenue and Ker street
mxougiSt has case of faint heart.
Be sure yoh pay YOUR taxes before the frs,
Of February and save your franchise.
Advertising always pays something. Give
ita better chance aud it will pay better.
Master Eugene Richardson, of Coden, Ala,
is stopping with his uncle, W. J. T.. Gerard.
Miss Dora Nelson returned Monday from n
pleasant visit Of several days to New Orleans.
SW. Boyd, of Mobile, is on a two weeks
visit to his aunt, Mrs. Louisa Hodgson, at
East Side.
Don't hide your money in your trunk, but
dcpnst it in the Scranton State Bank, where it
will be safe
CNas. Clark, of Galveston, Texas, promi-
nCnt steamboat owner, was on a business visit
here Saturday.
Rev. D. 0. Bvers preached most excellent
Sermon in the Baptist church last Sunday
evening at 3;3O.
Every merchant and business man of Scran.
ton ought to keep standing advertisement in
the DEMoCRAT-STAR.
Capt and Mrs. William George. of Pasca.
goula, visited Mobile on Monday, combining
business with pleasure.
The delinquent tax list is in the hands o
'ne printer, and will appear in the DEMOCRAT
STAR on the 7th of February.
new subscribers are being added every day
10 our already large list. The "old reliable
sonward and upward, you bet.
The pilot schooner John Di Lustro, owned
" Mrs. VIM. George, of Pascagoula, was re-
Gently sold to Mrs. D. Kuntz, of Mobile.
o"'' U. B. Sansum, the well-known New
0',eans lawyer, passed through Scranton Sat
''aay last en- route to Mobile on legal bust
ness.
MISS Theresa Goelzer, who has been spend
'nS 'he holidays here, a guest of Mrs. +. Lin
u''Eer' left for home in Macon, Texas, Sunda,
evening.
Mrs j. NJ. Pelham went to New Orleans /,
procure surgical treatment for her son Walter
'"" niece Miss Stella Thompson, who accom-
panied her on the trip.
MISS Lucille Laurendne, the popular opera
W.T. oil The Postal Telegraph Company ;,
'"''e on hrebs avenue, reports business brisk
a"u da'ly increase of messages sent through
her office.
,'""k Laurendine, the clever Western Unioi
,'esraph operator, has been transferred from
'"y 10 The night watch, Ad. E. Petcrmap
,~%e',y s"" OF ilandsboro, being placed in charc'
OIL the day Office.
D''""'oh now has twenty street lamps burn
s every night, except when the moon shines
weep those who walk by night out o
wy many mud holes. Master Albert Thomp
son. lamp lighter.
mrs James Martin, accompanied by he,
H. 'a''u laughter, Miss Annie, of Barklcy, wa
a, WV" ' saturday visiting friends. They wer
hs ',"'e Nv, 10 New Orleans, where the latter vii
'e paced under medical treatment.
ue'y D. Al. N. g., thirty three strong, lef
o,,..y y morning for Jackson, Miss, via Nev
Th' '"S, .',' 10 attend tho inaugural ceremonies
oos;a "'"'ary gathering there was quite i'm
s,s,. s"S ana added greatly to tho eclat Of tn
,onm =, W. Morrill,, Of Biloxi, the lieutcnan
on N" "ues ",, Of the Mississippi National Guar,
IN, ~ ~ k"'. coast, was in town Saturday look
par,l0.. .' ,ne delegation from Battery B, pre-
olo.,, 70 their leaving for jackson on III
e,r,m.' s "onday to attend the naugura
"'' 0' Gosernor.sleet A. J. NcLaurin