The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-05-21

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Col. ]. b. LYON, the well-known Chicago
CAPITALIST was registered at the Cottage by the
Sea, Psscagouls, two days last week.
Mr.. John W. Braselman, representing the
Dove Essence Manufacturing Co., New Or
leans, visited his sister, Mrs. W. 0. Clark, at
Pascagouls last week.
Attorney Frank Dabney, Of Bay St. Louis
gave the DESocRAr-STAR office an apprec'a-
tive call Tuesday and left the editor happy
| with a renewal to the cold reliable"
On June LIST Capt. Chas. Boster, the genial
proprietor of the Cottage BY the Sea, Pasca-
gouls, will open his new confectionery in the
building formerly occupied bv Mr.. J. II. Rolls.
Mr.. G. NJ. Luce, wife and son Master Jex, Of
Basin came down on the steamer Valeda last
Saturday and are spending a week here in
their neat cottage on Krebs avenue.
Miss Hettie V. Allen, Of Fontsinebleau,
after a pleasant visit Of several days with her
sister, Mrs. C.. E. Chidsev, returned home
Monday, accompanied by her sister, Miss Josie
Allen.
A man on Jackson street worked all day
Sunday building a shack, his wife assisting
him. OF course, they did not know that the
State Sunday law was in full force and effect,
which prohibits anyone working on the Sab
bath day.
Mr.. J. A. Miller, the popular caterer OF the
Scranton Hotel, accompanied bv his friend
Mr.. James Herman, of New Orleans spent
Saturday last at Horn Island fishing for Span
ish mackerel. Thew were as successful as
could be desired, landing l64 Of the speckled
beauties.
Rev. j. p. Griffin, q Baptist preacher OF
Basin, Miss, was arraigned before Hon
James Helvestion, J.P, last Saturday, charged
with attempting criminal assault upon his
daughter-in.law. He was placed under a
bond OF $1,000 for his appearance at the mex
term of circuit court.
Among recent arrivals at Pascagoula, quar-
tered at the De Jet House, are Mr.. Seld Wad'
dell and wife, Miss Belle Waddell, Masters
John and Pratt Wadd-ll, Mrs. DR.. A. p. Wad'
dell, Miss Birdie Waddell, Mrs. p. W. Slaugh'
ter. Mr.. ]. F. Perkins and wife, Misses Emil,
and Eta Perkins and Birch Anderson, all Of
Union CITY, Tenn.
Coils. j.. B. Lyon, E. II. Hudson, j. B. Rost
and N.wo,mb cl,rk u.r. here Monday in at.
tendance on the sale Of the lands and personal
,ropsr,v of the Winter Park Land Improve.
m.nt and Live Stock COMPANY of Ocear
Srr;ros which was sold In satisfy A mortgag,
il, favor of Geo. 8 Smith nv F. II. Lewis
.nsc;,, commissioner. The property wa.
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The reporter OF the pEaochAr-orAR wa
told BY a prominent gentleman oil BASIN, MISS
that l5,oOo,ooO feet oil p'tch pine logs 'oV
pieces OF sawn timber, 23oo barrels spirits c
turpentine and 5000 barrels OF rosin viii D
marketed TINS season from 'na' point A"n'
About 10000 in wages is paid out YEARLY
=, the handling OF these products Referring
the above, the government snagooat mas DOR
some good work as far as Cedar Greek, and
small appropriation would complete the wor
# Of opening the river as far as Plum Blu
Landing, thus facilitating this importal
branch If industry. There is now no mons
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resentative IN Congress VIII axe the maui
up.