The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-08-27
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Of my little sickness here.
Of Lamp posts are not intended for hi'ching
posts.
Since Sunday we have had clear, dry
weather.
he calls the eirls from u to IA years old
'pulle's."
Some people will blow aud prevaricate, but
they are not nnticed.
Plenty unmnzxled dogs are seen on the
streets. M dogs killed now.
Miss Lizzie Warren, of Grand Bay, IS =
guest at Bellevue, pascagonla.
Very few Of our citizens attend the Latter
Day Saint tent meetings.
DEW n. Kell has a bran new ~phaeton, just
from Mobile. II Is a daisy, sure.
Mr.. d. r. wilkerson has been appointed
postmaster At Daisy, this county.
Prof, A. J. Montamat, Of Donaldsonvillc,
La, was in town On Saturday last.
Miss Mary Shaw, a charming Young lady "f
Biloxi, is visiting the Misses Frentz this week.
The loose and easy plnmage kind are still
on the. wing, basking in the sun and moon
rays.
A fne, bouncing boy arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. II. Hudson IN Saturday
last.
Mrs. II. G.. Oliver il visiting her husbands
cousin, Mrs. E. Pierce, in New Orleans this
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. WIN. Krr, of New Orleans, are
guests Of Mr.. J. y. Delmas on Pascagouls
street.
Mrs. Robert K-r, Of New Orleans, is visit
ing her relatives, Judge A.. II. Delmas and
daughters.
Have your job printing done at the DEao.
n.r-SrAn office. Don't send of for y"ur
printing.
The pretty Miss Isabelle Torres, Of Moss
poiat, is visiting her friend, Miss Maggie
Freu,z, this week. p,
There will be services in the Baptist church
next Sunday night, beginning with a song
service at $50.
The pay car Of the I. 4 y. passed through
town Mouday anl discharged some VI its coin
among the employees here.
The Standard Oil Co.'S warehouse has been
moved abou, one mile on the outskirts Of
town on the N. P.& p. R.iR.
Miss Lizzie Spiuclli. a lovely and sccom-
plished young lady Of New Orleans, is visiting
Mrs. ". o. Clark at Psscagoula.
Mrs. r, J. Derbes returned to New Orleans,
after a six weeks stay Al the Delmas House,
TO the regret of her many friends.
Mrs. y. Il. Stewart, of Mobile, after spend
ing a few days with her br"tlcr, Judge G. Il
Chidsey, returned home IN Monday.
Rev. D %. Byers will preach in the Presby'
terrain church Sunday At II O'Clock a. NJ. au'
4o'clock p. M. All cordially invited.
Misses Linda aud Mary Taylor, Of Van
c%leave, are here this week attending the Teach
es' Institute aud are guests Of Mrs. N. Beci
The steamer vsleds has brought down III
Pascacoula river from Plum Bluff and Basil
1900 barrels Of rosin and turpsntine in the las
ten days.
Judge c. +. Chidsty has moved the oil
r%ostoaice building Ia the rear ~ his residence
where it will be utilized ~ a kitchen aud din
Ing room.
MI. Il. A. Farnsworth accompanied hi
niece, Miss Rita F~arnsworth, 10 indianapolis
lnd, last week, where the latter will remain
'"me time for the benefit of her health.
The new wagon Of the Anhensev-Bus
Brewing Go. 10 very attractive and quite q
ofnamsnt to our streets. Delivsryman Ji'
hensIec has every reason 10 feel proud.
To ssecten the breath afer eating onions
SaeT a little fresh parsley. II will take ava
s"n-nslve smell. let our gardeners plan
a'slcy, which ia 30 important au item in dis
iasou'nr in every family.
Mr. NJ Nummer, cashier Of the Scranto
'"e Bank, left On Thursday night Of Ia'
Il" A~shevi,le, n. G., IN about a ten day
w'"s Tor The bsps6t Of his health. He r.
''sd ho'p "Wednesday morning.
Hon A. NJ. Dalhgreu, collector NJ the ror
af'ppei in Tuesday TO chat us a bit. He say
mere are only ten or twelve applicants for b
pace which will be vacant on the 9Th Of n
s"oe' next. II is hard to tell who will &
me plum a, this writing. !.
"' ". R. Kcl. and family vstarned Il
.aursd'y week from + visit To slatires
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