The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-08-28

vo Leaves Mobile 200 p. m. Arrives at
s.,snton ai2 D, M. New 0rleana. $50 =. M.
80. 3.-!eavea Mobile Sio :: ~; Aa'''o' ~
NJ I-Leayes Mnlilc ut 40 4. m. Arrives at
arsntnm SQi u. m. New OrieAns, $50 4. I'M.
80" So JOHH II. SANTA cKux. Agent.
.Murder." "are!" ''water!"
Business seems quiet just now.
Ne is on the "carpet" already.
Surprises, like misiortunes, come not singly.
Keep in the middle Of the road and stick to
The truth.
"S5.sO!" That's what Mayor altman said
Tuesday.
Nights more pleasant and the days showcry
this week.
They say that Knox knocked them out the
first round.
The Lutheran school opens Tuesday, Sep
TENDER lst.
After the ninth inning. then the home run
Saturday night.
She struck him on the forehead with her
hot curling tonRs.
She says she is perfectly willing to 70 to
Lovers Oak IL he is.
Who threw that brick at Marshal Brown
Saturday night lastf
Congressman Denny was In vicksburg and
New Orleans last week.
Some people are notorious for making prom
Uses, but never keep them.
Perhaps the cattle and horses are kept on
the streets to keep the grass down.
Young man, don't loaf. Do something
anything-but dou't loaf and be a "dead.beat."
Large crowds Of men, women and children
fock to the base ball park to witness the games
There wasa partial eclipse Of the moon Sat
urday night, and the base ball boys "ht and
g."
Mr.. ~. Allen, Of Fontainebleau visited his
son-in-law, Judge c.E. ChidseY and family
last Monday.
Mr.. Ed Mitchell left Monday on a business
trip TO Sabine Pass, Texas, and returned
Wednesday.
When times are hard and money scarce
newspaper men suffer more than any other
class of business men.
The man who owes for the newspaper he
reads with much pleasure every week, must
hare UNPLEASANT dreams.
The oyster shippers will be prepared next
month to fiji all orders for the bivalves from
oil parts Of the country. ,
Have your fall commercial printing done a,
the DEMocsAr-SrAR office. Fine work al
hard times prices.
Justice Of the Peace R. D. Wiggington was
here Monday for the purpose Of sitting on al
assault and battery case.
The Saturday nights scrap between tn,
base ball boys Of Moss Point and Scranto,
was the talk Of the town for several days.
Mrs. l.. P. DeJean, accompanied by Mis-
Theresa Hall, of New Orleans. returned HON,
Saturday night last from a visit to the Ores
cent City.
Mad. Krebs, Of Pascagoula has beef
appointed BY the Governor alderman Of tina
village, to succeed the late F. B. Walker, de
ceased.
Md c. Howenstein and wife left on SAT
nrday last for Fort Wayne, Ind, where the
will remain. His many friends will regrs
his removal from Scranton.
Miss Alice Hilsnds, after a pleasant visit I
several months to her relatives, the Messr,
N'k. and J.w Mead, took her departure O
saturday for home At D~ainbridge, Indiana.
NJ. Harry @. Deas, of st. James parish
La. passed several days at Pascagoula Ia.
week He was the guest Of his sister, Mr.
James McFaul, Of that place.
Last Saturday NJ. Fred l.. Hogue, Of Ii
angeles, CAL, arrived here an the schoon.
Florence and Lillian from Coatxaccalco
neS'co' and at once took the train for Ne
Orleans.
the remains Of W. Irving Willis, 20 FOUL
murdered near DoBsldsonv,ile, Ia, last weeI
we're Inferred Al ~pascaeouIs In the GRAFT cen
every Friday last with Masonic rites, the loo
,"ass' attending in = hedy and reinforced By
delegation from New Orleans.
There was a patent n,sdieiss tsaa 10 Q,
."ce Tuesday, but he ccdid uet make : chi
Inac' with us for printing HE aostrams. II
psAocsAr-sr4R don't take patent msdicil
sa'. unless they are paid Il TIE ssal6 rates
nome ads, and in advance.
Mrs. William George, Of Psscssousa len
saturday morning last fos q visif 81 sever
weeks to her daughter, Mrs. J.. r. Keller,
"en''a Falls, Texas. She was accompani
~ ,ar as New Orleans 81 her husbapd. Ca,
william George.
sessrs. Jos. BludRet and Jno. Macarthur,
No0''e, are sejeurniug al Paacagcola, 4
tSsA's OF Capt. volasy Brown. Majur Binds
r@' a'' visited our sssshSss far thirty yea
Sas At one time an c6sssr an The steam
l.1 wnen she was engaged h rauuine /
blockade during tho late wsr.
oar fellow townsman, M. Irving r. Dslm,
sn' 'ppo'n'sd y. .. commissleusr b. Jud
Sae' At the recent session II tie D. s. c.,
.s' ~ A'ssissippi CITY. NJ. Dsinas' kno
.sse and experiences aequlnd willis ssvvl
NJ. ..''.ans slsrh q sQpsts sniasstly quail
a'u' for the position.
a'nsrsucs Of opisias IN regard 10 [
Ssra. Of the eass bali eamss latsiy played
scranton, Was Ne oeessiOn II i tlvsly N
se',nnaEs between sotnt " ~ a1ksrsnls
.''0 teams. fhs Beraslse ~oosilsesaA /
Ms es'tss u their ~savsraerise, NJ ~
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