The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-07-03
mnmmer fake is here.

The summer fake is here.
delightful! rain Monday evening.
There is hope while there is 'ife-old girl
that p~litters is not gold by a long shot.
is a poor rule that won't work both ways
o,r rife balls hit the bulls eye sometimes
:, sometimes makes : difference whose OK
Is gcred. /.
This is an excellent tims 10 put our road'
in good order.
lime weddings are getting fashionable in
this section.
Miss Minnie Feore is on a Visit 10 relatives
in Quebec, Canada.
Those warm days the mullet eaters have
that tired feeling.
The Board Of Supervisors meet next Monday
in regular session.
Mrs. Mary H. Bras g has moved into her
cottage on Canty street.
Mrs. b. F. Browne is visiting relatives in
New Orleans this week.
Mr.. Chas. D. Ruter left Friday last for Gal
weston, Texas, on business.
Masters valsin DcJean and Nelo Ros haye
RECENTLY returned from school,.
Don't lose your head. Keep cool aud use
sense. Don't get mad and ratified.
MISS Clara Peters, of New Orleans is visit
inc her friend, Miss Nelsena Nelson.
Mr.. !. j. Paquette and family, Of New Or.
leans are summering at Pascagoula.
Wa,ermelons are coming in by the wagon
load from Grand Bay, Ala, and elsewhere.
Bows, don't take rough on reaches II your
mother does give you a g%enteel thrash'ng.
The merchants who complain that business
ia dull don't advertise in their local paper.
The white people Of our town are disposed
to let the glorious Fourth 60 by unobserved.
Miss Helena Matxenger, Of Mobile is visit
ing the family of Mr.. +. d. Becht, on Krebs
avenue.
Mr.. J.J. Watson and family, Of New Or
leans arrived last week for = %sojourn at Pas
cagoula.
Lovers Oak, down on P~ascagoula river, is
freauented these beautiful dark nights by
billing and cooling lovers.
The infant son, Louis Manuel, Of Capt. and
Mrs.L P. Fox, aged 2 months and q days,
died last Friday night.
Advertising in a live, progressive news.
paper like the DEMoCRAr-STAR always brings
good results 10 the advertisers.
Capt. II. II. Larkin, wife and child, of the
ship Everest, were guests OF Mrs. L.. W.
O'Connell, Pascagoula this week.
Fence advertising don't pay like advertising
in clean, readable local newspaper like the
DgNocRAr-STAR. That's cold facts!
Commodore 4. V. eager, master Of the
steamship Louisiana, passed Sunday with
Mrs. l.. W. 0'Connell, at Pascagoula.
Deputy sheritfrEd N. Taylnr, Of vaucleave
was in town Monday on legal business. He
reports peace and plenty in his section.
Scranton needs a few more dwelling houses,
with six or eight rooms, for rent. There is a
demand for that class Of houses right now.
Don't send your orders of for job printing
when you can have just as fine work done
right here in your own town at the DEMOCRAT
STAR Office.
Mrs. Ernest Buck, of Chunchula, Ala, &C.
companied by her charming daughter, Miss
Libbie, have been the guests Of Mr.. +. D. Ruter
for several days.
Mr.. T. p. Scarclif sent to the DEMOCRAT
STAR a tall stalk of corn, having thereon five
well-deyeloped ears. He has a large crop
growing on his farm at Bayou Cassotte.
The fire suspects should be closely watched,
and on proof Of their guilt they should be
made to stretch q rope on the historical live
oak tree Oh Krcbs avenne, in front of Becht's
barber shop.
The 4th Of July being a legal holiday, the
Scranton State Bank will not be opened on
that day. All those wanting money for pay
rolls, etc., are reminded to make their ar
engagements the day before.
Mr.. W. J. E. Gerard was in town Friday
last to purchase lumber for a dwelling, to be
erected on his lot on Pascagoula street adjoin-
ing the property Of Mr.. A. G. Delmas. The
DWELLING, when completed, will be occupied by
Aessrs. Labuzan 4 Hughes.
Mrs. NJ. L. Pol, accompanied by her son-in-
Law, Mr.. Geo. ]. Santa Cruz, of Mobile, and
the latter's little son, Master James, visited
Cha'ybeate Springs, Ky, last week. They
trip. q
Mrs. l.. G. Roberts, Of Franklin, Tenn,
daughter Of Congressman NJ. N. Cox, Of that
state' is visiting her friend, Miss Katharine
Denny this week. She 10 4 lady Of high At.
.a'nments, which warrant : gracious recep-
"on wherever she may be.
III. {. K. Roe, formerly Of Moss Poi Mt, but
now OF Spring Hill, Ala, was a welcome visitor
20 the D~sxocRAr-SrAR Office Thursday Of
last week. He is we'll pleased with his new
nome' Although a gold-bug he dropped g 10
'''ysr for the "old reliable" for another rear.
rather A. Banr, Of Paulding, Miss, arrived
u scranton Monday to assume the duties Of
wv new charge. Father Baur 10 4 native NJ
n'sace' and for the past seventeen years has
uOne missionary work 10 the most afduous
ne'ds Of Mississippi.
Tomorrow Saturday is the Fourth 81
."'y, 1876. The colored population here
.00o's are making big preparations 10 cele-
sFa,e tho day in their peculiar way. We
SOas think they win have the Declaration Of
Independence 'of i77e read. They will frolic
'nd have fanon that day.
Avsry.pleasant surprise patty was rendered
"n's. \. Gautier at West P~ascagoula We'd
aesday night Of last week. The Ing Native
Inv schooner Bessie were presssd into service,
.aa with a geodly supply Of refreshments car.
wv 'ae visitors to their destination. The o.
s'n passed Of eujcyabIy and dispersed At a
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