The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1897-06-05
or LOCAL INTEREST.

IASH""''NJ VI "SNS l''"ASSi hAo bSSh
emphatically denied as from an au-
lucrative source in last Sundays
New Orleans Times Democrat. This
now settles the matter.
The dem ontluzin drug store build
ing, with lis spacious proportions
and handsome slate roof, has
been completed and is not only finer
than its predecessor but leads one to
doubt whether q finer building for
the purpose can be found in the state.
Mr.. deMontluzin's spirit commend
u care n cannot invoke too much
p., .,-. and for his Phoenix like sue
cess be is TO be congratulated,
Judge Ernest Miltenberger and his
interesting family are spending the
heated term at Vaudeville, La, in
preference this season to their sum-
mer home at the Bay.
Mr.. Olivari's schooner, the Lavri-
ma, has been laid up for repairs at
the ship yard for several weeks past
and put in trim for the fishing sea-
son. This is good news, 1T stamps
out all probability of any scarcity Of
fish and the many visitors who crowd
to enjoy our fish in the midst of 9th
er delights will find an abundance,
fresh and within reach of the kitchen
run with the most limited purse.
X Commencement month is at hand,
ahe1rSIogs 81. Louis comes in for full
rcprese use. II, The academy will
launch .,ea of hfe," as the
~, of :" -->. r
altei yea Money Miscr Whose Ro
eral praer = Wns n Curit ~.
,o,oI 4 Atric John Weisbrode, of Gu
,r, ghd, Md, is dead. lie had lived
<eelnso aRR the collGBtric to the
ds ii the past fully in keeping With III
that institutions magnificent repute-
tion, to say nothing the advantage af-
forded by the new hall and scenic
accessories belonging to fully
equipped stage.
Bread and meat are the essentials
of kfe, and Bay st. Louis with it's
four bakeries and equally the num-
Der Of market houses, all full fedged,
there can be no lack OF these neces-
saries. Ask how many grocery stores
in town, it would be easier by Eay
OF reply to say count the stars in the
heavens. However, these are all
doing well and speaks for the execu-
tive ability Of their respective man
agcment which we gladly note.
The ice COMPANY people have so
far not as yet decided whether they
will this year handle or not the sale
of beer, their license having recently
expired. No license is granted for
less than one year and the company
can find 10 profit in incurring such
expense Of one year for a quarters S
activity of business,
| Notice has been served that all
pew renters at the Catholic church
from June have lost possession OF
their benches unless paid for or re-
newal satisfactorily arranged for.
This is subject so frequently ne
elected and yet is of such important
ance as to command the first atten-
tion Of every parishioner.
County Assessor +, G. Bordage
has begun his official tour Of the
county to the interest of the Office he
so capably fills, and not stopping for
once to rest from hiss labors as prln-
cipal Of the Waveland public school.
Such men a community can well af-
ford 10 appreciate and show its ap-
probation.
| Do not for once think DO one Is
seeking the customho4se office plum
which is liable to fall at any time.
The following is complete list up
to date: A. NJ. Dahlgren, j. M. Pei.
ham, b. F. Lindsay, r. Anderson,
and II. Y. Griffin. There may he
other aspirants out in the field, but
unknown to us.
A street sprinkler during the sum
mer months at this particular tine
would not only protect store stock
from the rayages of dust, but would
be conducive TO the public health
and comfort.
The salt water Of the gulf coast
simmer resorts is seriously threaten
ed by the Conrad creyasse, near Ba
ton Ronge, La. If the water flows
In sufficient volume the Mississippi
with its siIt will find an outlet none
other tbau through Lake Borgne, Pass
Manchac Lake pontcharirain ucd