The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-08-27
ESCATawFA ITIsS.
by SCRIBUs.

Miss Jennie Jones Is recovering slowly.
The glory Of the watermelon 10 waning.
Mrs. Jim Wyatt visited Scranton Monday.
Sunday was the first 6ne day for ZONE time.
Turnip. patches are under way aad promise
well. 4tshtaA4
The white hats aud tan shoes will soon have
TO 60. ..t
Mr.. Paul Smith has been visiting out on The
q. l. :. !. R. X.
Everybody thiaks it will come OF soon, and
they ought to know.
The town 10 remarkably healthy, with but
slight sickness, mostly chills.
The colored Methodists now occupy their
new church on Randall avenue.
There will be bap,iziug on Sunday evening
Of the first Sunday in September.
Mr.. Girls Mork's store is 20 large since he
remodeled it that You can hardly see through II.
Everett Davis has been selling fine ice cream
to the natives. His occupation will soon be
gone.
Mr.. Everett Davis gave a sociab'e to his
friends last Saturday night. They had a fine
time.
There was a dance at the residence Of Capt.
Brsniz last Friday night. They enjoyed q fine
time. ~
The little private school near Mr.. Ira Wyatt's
is pretty we'll patronized, and has q daisy little
teacher.
There are not yet any Klondyke adventures
in this town. The excitement has not reached
here yet.
Mr.. Joe Cirlot has embarked in the SroAR
business. The goods are fine and the clerk
attractive.
She is pining for a letter. All, Sis, many
others have pinned and pinned, but yours is on
the way, so cheer up.
II looks like living to see the nice beef Mr..
John Jones brings us nowadays. lie is AZ
accommodating butcher.
Latest arrivals-A beautiful young lady at
the home Of Mr.. Joe Riley, and . fine young
man at Mr.. Horace Nelson's home.
The employees Of the Moss Point Lumber
Co. are sad on account Of the indisposition Of
their highly esteemed manager, Mr.. Dtn'n-
Held. q
There are unoccnpied tents Of Wilson
Springs camp ground that may be used BY
those wishing to tent. Apply to trustees OF
pastor in charge. ..
We hare a few street Tampa that are a great
help to travellers. They are the private enter
prise Of our enterprisiug storckeepers, Mr.
Phil Davis and Mr.. Girls Mork.
Very high water 10 the river, plenty logs,
business pretty good, everything moving
along, no danger VI this town getting NIL
DEwED, it is too lively a place Tor that.
DR.. ". T. Beall will preach 1t II O'Clock at
the camp ground next Sunday, being the fifth
Sunday in August. All are invited to bring
their baskets, and remain until afternoon ser.
vices. fg
Where 10 our nstivs washing machine man
lie went up the country to "vashce wsshee.'
When last heard from he vas gigeinK trout ia
Cedar creek. Better come back, Joe, and gel
another start.
Remember the Wilson camp meeting begins
on Thursday night before the FOURTH Sunday
10 September, and mt before the first Sunday
az was stated BY mistake in the last edition Of
the DExocRAr.SrAR.
The law says a school trustee ri publit
schools must be a patron Of same, and q trus'
tee may not vote for 4 relative for teacher o.
same, etc. Get well posted, school election,
and appointments are at hand.
A bad, bold man may pass through thu
streets and add insult To injury by f%slsifyin;
and threatening some Of the best people in y
and their families, but Justice is sure, ant
sometimes swift, and Il will b. meted out, boil
human and divine. s@
some W NUc JVuUk upo'~'sb W WV"
sciences 80 touched BY the severe denuncia
tons Of their wicked ways, BY the preacher
that they had to howl. When you hear howl
ing you know somebody's hart, Dine Of then
thinks the preacher ought to be driven out 0
town. Why don't be come and notify him t
leaye. IN
Superintendent Cowan has spp"rtioned VS.
for Zion public school, which il $40 more tho
to any other public school on the list. BY a
means let the school get under way, a. ther
are many children who have not been In schot
for a long time, and they need II.
Rev. @. W. Hut and Rev. G. A. Powell,
E., attended quarterly meeting at Casws
Springs church last Wednesday. Mr.. job
Jones, representative from Zion church, Ia
tended going, but a change IN travelling Al
rsngements At the last moment put him out.
NJ. p. N. johnson, the good.natured "boss
Of the Moss Point Lumber Cos mill, thinks }
10 thin with weight at IT'S pounds. II 70 to
hoped he will pick up and b btmsssf aeai
very soon, 40 oysters will be In ssssou soo'
next month being an R month. And then !
! 10 an young that be still looks we'll With b
weight at 90 low q figure.