The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-11-12
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
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- DRUGGIST.
"A Full Line Of
Drugs. Chemicals, Fancy Toilet Articles,
Stationery, Candies, Soda, Smokers
Supplies.
Patent Medicines Of all Kinds.
Nc fever reported here since Sep

SdopdI Vdulc Is dIlu GU
largi ny his livery barn.
WORK is progressing on the enlarge
ment OF Mr.. Switzer's store.
The "Inn" that was, Is an "Inn" no
more. It's closed shutters tell the
tale.
Our townsman, E. E. Clements, is
still Quarantined ia st. Tamany par.
ish, La.
Much fishing, with many fish on
''the string" has been much 10 evil
dence Of late.
Dan Davidson has lost his fine trot-
ter. Pity SO fine a horse did not have
the "fever" and live.
There will be services at the Bap-
fist church next Sunday by the pas
tor, Rev. L. N. Brock.
Our refugees to the detention
camp for wages, have returned, with
much improved pockets.
DR.. H. Shannon, who has been on
professional duty at detention camp"
has resumed practice In town.
Mrs. E. r. Bragg entertained the
young folks on Monday evening,
.'candy pulling" adding to their sweet
ings.
The Boards Of Health and quaran.
tine officials have caused greater
%''rumpus" than the prevailing fe-
ver."
II the hideOus noises heard on the
streets Saturday night about II
o'clock was ''band music" a little In.
dian practice would not be amiss.
There is some inquiry as to what be-
came Ut the lemons sent to this tow
for use Of the sick, on which the ex.
press charges OF 500 are reported.
Private schools have been 10 opera.
ton the past month, and the public
see no good reason why nothing IL
heard OF the public school opening.
May it not be in order for the custo.
dams OF the charity funds sent to this
place, to report to the public, and do
nOrs in particular, the disposition
made Of such contributions.
Twenty thousand cases Of our ''pre.
| vailing fever" in San Antonio, Texas,
and prOportiOnately In other Texas
towns; all without ''x.spurts," lawless
guarantees, murderOus shOtgunS or
senseless panics. What a difference!
Dr. E. R. Bragg has been released
from Marine Hospital Service by the
healthfulness Of Scranton, and return
| ed home on Monday to the great graf.
i1catiOn OF the masses that have proof
OF his ability TO cure their many ills.
When taken sick with the fever on
August 2lSt, he had treated some 300
cases without losing a patient by that
| disease.
A delightful musicale was recently
given at the pleasant home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. W. Davis. Amongst
the guests who spent a pleasant even
fpg were: Rev. N. Keff Smith and
daughter, Miss Nellie, DR.. and Mrs.
o. L. Bailey, Misses Florence and
Maud Morrow, MI. and Mrs. A. G.
! GOttsche and son, Misses Susie Smith,
Mae, Sadie, Mamie and Georgia Davis
Last Tuesday Afternoon Marcellus
Reus, a youth Of II years and a grand.
son OF Mr.. Joseph Bellande met with a
| painful accident. He jumped on a
| moving l.. & N. freight train and fell
| and was seriously injured about the
| body and head. DR.. o. L. Bailey at
tended his injuries. Marcellus Is a
wild lad and was in the act Of stealing
q ride to New Orleans.
Citizens held a mass meeting Tues.
| day night, Mai. +. NJ. Weed, chairman
aud Mr.. Jos. B. Garrard, secretary. 1t
| was moved that all quarantine be re-
moved from all articles excepting dry
goods and furniture. All persons are
| permitted to enter our town with
health certificates showing that they
have not been 10 any infected place
for five days.
Mayor T. W. Grayson has furnished
US with the following complete list OF
the funds received here for the relief
| OF the poor and INDECENT sick:
Col. j. b. Rose, Chicago, $500 0O
Claiborne Co. Howard Assn. 20 0C
Indiana. No name 10
Commercial-Appeal, Memphis 1925
JOS. A. Magnus & Co., Cincinnati, 10 OC
Fruit Importers Union, New York,
Is boxes lemons.
The installation of the officers OF
Ocean Springs Fire Company No.
took place Saturday night last at
their hall. The following officers
were Installed: A. BUTLER, president:
E. L. Tardy, vice-president; E. D0mn.
ing, secretary; VIM. Lorenzen, treas
urer; Geo. II. Tardy, foreman; George
Dale, first assistant; Hugh Seymour,
second assistant; John Beaugez, stew
ard. A banquet was given 10 honor
OF Grand Marshal B. +. Joachim and
aides, which was enjoyed by all pres
ent. The hall was beautifully deco
rated.
Northern visitors intending tC
spend the winter In the balmy climate
enjoyed in our town need not enter
tain any ungrOunded fears that the
germs Of yellow fever are still lurking
in our midst or that they will meet
with any difficulties In reaching thit
place owing to quarantine restriction
on their journey. The epidemic, aftel
ali, has been. according TO the state
ments of all medical experts, the mild
est on record, and besides, 1T is an ad.
mitted fact, that any cold spell, land
we have had some, and more are 10
sight,) Is sure to destroy completely
the last remaining germs Of malarii
and yellow fever. Acknowledging thu
above facts, and the complete free
dom from sickness Of any kind which
we have enjoyed during the pas
month, the several boards Of health
have already raised the quarantine
and their good example 10 soon to b
followed by all Others, 90 that pros
pecttve visitors need not fear to b
hampered, on that score. Let tourists
then, fee from the northern blasts