The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-04-03
The gossips are busy.
Somp have sore arms nov

The gossips are busy.
Some have sore arms now.
Cooling drinks are now in demam1.
Board of supervisors meet Monday in regn
lar session.
Emile Fisher, of New Orleans, spent Monda.
here.
Jno. O.. Grisham has heen appointed post
master at Denny. this county.
Miss Florcnce Martin, of Barley, visite'
Mrs. Z. B. Blackwell this week. An,
Sam Martin, of Martins Bluff, was in towr
last Saturday.
John B. Raby, of Big Point, was in tow
Saturday.
Popular Geo. W. Grayson, baggage master
oil the l.. & y. at Mobile, was a visitor her,
Sunday.
W.M, CAVITY paid a business visit to New
Orleans Monday.
Nessrs. W. W. and R. A. Farnsworth spen'
Monday IN New Orleans.
Eugene Gauticr, of West Pascagoula, visited
New Orleans this week.
Col, L. W. Morrill,, insurance agent of Biloxi
was here Monday on business.
Messrs. Ford and Bloomfield attended chan,
Gerry court at Mississippi City this week.
Newspaper advertising makes a good sum
mrr resort Tor any merchant.
The largest stores do the most business be
cause they do the most Advertising.
The handsome and commodious residence o
I. c. Westphal is nearing completion.
Vaccination will somewhat interfere with
the t m-clutch business for awhile.
Rev. D., O.. Byers will preach in the Baptist
church Sunday at $3.50 p. M.
Peter J. Blanchard, Jr., wife and children
are visiting relatives here this week.
Lent will end at midnight next Saturda!
aud pleasure will again hold sway.
Mrs. Walton s. Cooley has opened a MILL
merry establishment in the Lindinger building
Vim. D. Billiard and wife were received il
the Presbyterian church last Sunday evening
7. llowenstein left for Chicago recently
&c. Howenstein will remain here.
Capt. Ell. Post, accompanied BY Mrs. Robt
L. Glenn and W. J. Smith and wife, Of Bark
ley, visited Scranton Monday.
Rev. l.. N. Brock will preach in the Baptis
ehu rch Sunday at II O'Clock a. m. and 49,
y. m.
We are looking every day for the man sell
ing second c%ofins, goose yokes and sec
"nd'hand pulpits. Our people will buy al
such things if offered cheap by strangers.
Felix ]. Sarrazin, the popular tobacco drum
mer from New Orleans. paid Scranton a bust
ness visit last week.
lie wal ks by night down lovers lane besid,
The still waters of the Pascagoula r,ver-witl
her BY his side.
'ood advertising is like good seed. II SOW,
IN The proper place at the proper time, prop
cry irrigated and properly cultivated, it l.
sure to bring a harvest. Try the DEMOCRAT
STAR.
Tue weather is getting dry again, and still
@"W" authorities are not making any NOV,
awards providing water for fire purposes
why dunt they do something right now
rev. D. 0. Byers preached a most excellent
sermon last Sunday afternoon in the Baptis'
enurch on Sabbath Observance" or cours,
"oone present thought the remarks ofthe goot
munster was intended for them.
%essrs' II. F, Russell, real estate agent, ant
"%D,"'hor, ex-sherif of the county, were her,
Monday on business. Mr.. Russell left som,
'ss0 Tor the cold reliable" May he com,
U'p'' deo. Frentz, the well-known boa
'"''cr' is building a large and substantial
h"'r, at his ship-yard, where machinery, lum,
"'''re'ghts, ETC., can bo handled to advant.
age. ~
u seems that the Scranton prcsbyteria,
"s'"'cn and sisters do not dwell together /,
"'"y' love and Christian charity. Tn,
split. ~ WHY" '""scu VII
.. nss irene Ryder, Of New Orleans, spcn
w.r Gays with her relative, Mrs. Jane,
"Vfa0'' at P~ascagoula.
Mailman. the genial and popular
''"'an with the DeJean 4 Mitchell Co., pai,
mother in New Orleans a visit last SUNDAY
,"o"'s kitchin, formerly Of Darlington
h,ns "s'n, has rented the Chidsey drugstore
and "s where he with his family will rcsid,
''"d"cs a drst-class confectionery.
n,o. a'' monday, while the steamer Sadie l.. wa,
i n.'.ea'0g on her regular trip up the river
al v'm coil burst in the heater, and the yes
""' delayed several hours while the ncce,.
Jury repairs were being made.