The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-04
Very little sickness in town.

Read the new schedule of The N. p. 4 =. II. X.
This month the oyster shipping business
will commence.
BE kind to your horses and keep your vehi-
cles well creased.
Capt. 8. R. Thompson paid New Orleans q
business trip Wednesday.
Walter Mansfield is carrying the mail from
here to Moss Point.
Some girls will 60 to the post.ofice to see
the males arrive.
Prayer meeting every Friday night at the
Methodist church.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday night At
The Baptist church.
Another dry goods store is to be opened II
this town saon By a Mobile man.
Mr.. Thos. Kitchin Was in New Orleans
Tuesday on business.
Scranton is still Al the mercy Of the fire.
bugs. No water for fire pusposts.
Some dangerous bridges IN this :ow that
ought to be repairel at once.
Mr.. John Condor, Of Mobile was in town
Sunday on a visit to his wife.
Rev. l.. N. Brock VIII preach In the Baptist
church Sunday at II o'clock and At night.
The summer is en'ed and the barvest is
past, and he has not been captured.
Mrs. !. Costello, Of Pensacola, Florida, is
the guest Of Mr.. l. r. Delmas' family.
Mr.. Willie Grant was in New Orleans Tues
day to sec his brother ship for New York.
Mr.. c. A. Meriwsther went to New Orleans
Tuesday to see his son Hal ship for New York.
Miss Eunicc Chute, Of Bay Minette, Ala, is
visiting her friend, Miss Florence Altman here.
Mr.. W. r. Roberts, frum Grand BAY, Ala,
ia stopping with his brother, Mr.. j.. l.. Roberts,
here.
Services in the Lutheran church Sunday at
1880 q. M. and 7:45 r. m; P~ascagoula At 400
p. m.
Miss Nelsena Nelson ia expected home
shortly from an extended outing 10 Salem,
Virginia.
DR.. c. X. Roc, Of Spring Hill, Ala, was a
pleasant caller ut the D~EMocRAr-SrAR Office
Tuesday.
The first Of ench month as pay day don't
trouble some people. They are never ready
to pay debts.
In about two weeks the new brick Presby-
terian church will be seated, and divine SER
vices will be held in il.
Rev. c. J. Broders returned home Sunday
evening last from st. Louis. lie opened his
school Tuesday morning.
Misses Mollie and Nettie Potter, Of Mobile
returned home last wcek, after a stay of two
weeks at Mrs. J.B. Dclmas'.
The Great Ocean Wave ia one Of the novel;
ties in town this week. The small boy is
happy now. They 60 waving around like q
rough sea.
Miss Emma Bolding and Sadie Macrombe,
two charming Young ladies Of the Gulf City,
are on a visit to Mr.. q. Nelson and family
here and friends in Moss Point.
Regular meeting Of the Pascagoula Com
mercial Club next Monday evening at 8
O'Clock sharp. A full attendance of the mem
bcrs is requested.
Scranton is the best point In the United
States for a glass factory. Sand in mex
hauslible quantity 10 run a large factory for
one hundred or more years.
During Sunday night the ship chandlcry
store of Mr.. G.. H. Alley was burglarized.
The thief opened the combination cash drawer
and took therefrom 81 in cash. There is no
clue to the pcrpetrst0r of the deed.
The many friends Of Mr.. Chas. J. Euren,
formerly Of Pascagoula will be pleased to
learn that he has accepted a position with the
well -known ship chandlery store Of Mr.. James
V. Hagan at Biloxi.
The Sunbeam Society will give their ex-
p~crieuce party at the residence Of Capt. C. +.
Peterson On Friday, Sept. 10Th, 1896. There
will be a very nice parlor program. Some
Moss Point talent will assist. Refreshments
will be served on the front lawn Of Nr. l.. d.
Herrick's residence at reasonable prices. Ad.
mission 10 cents. SunbcAms free.
That expert mariner, Capt. Henry N. Davis,
Of the schooner d. Frank Nealley, sailed for
Cardenas Monday night with a cargo Of lum-
Der. The Captain is in his usual robust health,
and his friends will unite in wishing him an
other safe and prosperous voyage.
The guests At Mrs. J. B. Delmas' are Mrs.
John Condor and son Clarence, Mr.. Sam BAL
%lentine, Miss Net,ie Taylor, Mrs. VIM. r..
Sheffield and daughter Miss Louise, Mrs. l..
A. Grant, all Of Mobile; Mrs. Isr bella Wills
and Mr.. II. N. Gaut.e-, New Orleans; Mr.. r.
G. Oliver and wife aud son Herbert Of Sc.sn-
ton.
Miss Clara Peters, Of New Orleons, after a
pleasant visit Of six weeks to the family of
Mr.. G.. Nelson, returned hume last week, &C.
companied BY Miss Dora Nelson. The latter
young lady will remain as her guest for one
month, during which time she will take q
course Of violin lessons.
After a munth's visit 10 his brother, Mr..
r. A. Dimitry, Mr.. E. l.. Dimitry returned to
hin home in New Orleans Wednesday. Mr..