The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-06

Sunday was Chrysanthemum Day.
Birds of a feather will flock together.
Old Glory was displayed here Saturday.
The election here Tuesday passed of quietly.
ul.gotten gain meyer does the possessor any
good.
Scranton is Democratic by a handsome ma.
imity.
Those who shouted the loudest did not vote
for Mckinley.
Nobody has staryed to death here during
the hard times.
Those who loaf the most have the most to
say about bad luck.
Our town school is increasing in the number
Of pupils every week.
Gen. Thos. S. Ford, Of Columbia spent cleo
ton day in Scranton.
"Live aud let live" is a good motto, but
many don't live up to it.
Scranton needs more industries to give EN-
poyment to our people.
That soul that looks at everything through
money will soon starve.
The I-told- you-so fellow made himself heard
The day after the election.
Some men are in the church because the
leaves aud fishes are plentiful there.
Mr.. Z. c. Joullian, y well-kuown oyster
shipper of Biloxi was here Tuesday.
Some men would not vote here Tuesday for
fear they would offend their bosses.
Mr.. Willie Laird, Of Mobile called on rela-
liyes here aud at Pascagouls Sunday.
Capt. B. F.. Pickett left on a weeks hunt in
Greene county, Tuesday, after voting.
We presume there will be many logs soon,
when our saw mills will resume work.
The Board of Supervisors meet in regular
session on the first Monday in December.
Mr.. Jules Soule, of the Biloxi Review was
In attendance on circuit court Friday last.
The election for town officers on the second
Tuesday in December promises to be lively.
The sound money men did not show up
much on election day here. They were very
quiet.
Another "hobo" printer gave us a cal! last
week. There are many on the road hunting
work.
Rev.D 0 Byers will preach in the Presby.
'e''an church sunday at $3.50 p. M. All are
welcome.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Pasca.
eoula Commercial Club will be held next Mon.
day At 1880 p. m.
The magnitude of trouble depends upon the
size Of the man. Small troubles are big trou.
bles to little men.
Miss Stella Sarrazin left Thursday for
VISIT to friends at Veto, Miss. She will proba'
oily be absent a month.
Ars. Widow james Glass and children, Of
mobile came here Sunday To visit the grave.
dtheir departed ones.
mere are ten vessels At the port Of Pasca,
s'u'a-one steamship, two banks and seveI
@Fss'masted schooners.
or.B'F. Duke, quarantine physician at Rouu,
.s''ud' closed quarantine on the 3lst ult. a
zoe above station for the season.
tae schooner Mary Theresa, owned BY III
new Venice Manuf'g Co. is being rebuilt a
w '0mpany's ship-ways across the river.
o~''shell crabs shonld never be eaten I'm
=" 'Asy are fresh. The person who neglect
p'scaut'on is always fresher than hi
:" saloons were all closed on Tuesdal
.s''O0 aay' Those who we're afraid of get
night. ~
r." No. !" Castanera, engineer Of the steams
~, iork, plying between Biloxi aud shi
Sunday. 1" 'O''
r,. d A. Dimitry and little son, Msste
,..s ', Of Round Island Light station, visite
os. tuesday and paid the DsxocsAr-SrA
n. Nv fascagoula Ice factory has shut dow
,m winter. The concern is In the "soup
nay not resume operations under Ii
present management.
!. r Faacetts, who vas the e1icisu
r'pa'ar principal Of the Scranton Sepsrs,
p,iss,, a'' returned to the county andis MOI
'p''o Of Caswell Springs SCHOOL.
Va. ~",ss The Mobile visitors her, sund,
o.o .'', R =. nislsck and daughter, NJ,
sa,., a. French. They brought handscm
,.... tributes for the graves Of their dss
M. ' = On Friday morning, October 80. 10 !,
Nh, capt Lars I~versou, two .cvsiy III
and "scongrasulats the father asd moth,
ssa% 'yps that the twins MAJ grow Into love