The sea coast echo., 1897-09-11
City Echoes.


Mr.. .Claud Younger mas returned fror
duty in New Orleans.
Prof. Hemmersbach left yesterday 70
stay with relatives at Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. o. Sange returned Monday even
ing from business trip to New Orleans
Mr.. VIM. Ames is giving his dwelling
general overhsuling, preparatory to ;
coat of paint.
No, not the fear OF yellow fever, bu
the quarantine restrictions is what ha:
cut short our busy season.
The recent entertainment by the yacht
club Is said to have netted over $550.00
which we note with pleasure.
Mrs. NJ. r. Field amt daughter Miss
Flo, after summers stay, have return
ed to their home In New Orleans.
:. Mr.. Cbambofi has 'Fclosed shop" and
moved his family to New Orleans this
morning where he anticipates better bust,
ness.
Mr.. Chappuis and family left Monday
night for months visit at Rayne, La.
where the gentleman Is largely interest
cd in The crops.
3 Contractor II. Toulme is having Carroll
avenue worked into an excellent condi.
tion hv leveling the deep wheel routes
and removing weeds.
vafnes Breath has contracted with Mr..
Gardebled, the builder, to erect a dwell
ing on his lot on Carroll avenue. The
work will be commenced Monday.
The efforts of the board of health act
ing In conjunction with the city officials
and the volunteer public Is credtable to
their intelligence and commendable.
Our young friend Henry Betz, the bak
er, Is receiving the congratulations of his
friends upon the arrival of little daugh-
ter-the first born-at his home Monday
morning.
The play to have been presented on the
23rd, instant, tor the Minerva benefit and
as stated In these columns last week, has
been indefinitely postponed on account
OF tue yeller leVer scare.
Manager Osoinach, of the Bays Meican-
tile Co., tells The Echu to haye its read
ers prepared for new bargains to be told
by new advertisement in next weeks
issue. Every day is bargain day.
While playing on the beach front Sun.
day evening in the novel past time Of
haI Ia IT,, u
was struck by one of the missiles, infict
ing deep cash on the forehead, neal
one of the temples,
Mr.. Fleury the dairYman who has sect
the frost of seventy odd winters, says a,
II preventative cf yellow fever one should
be provided with sachet bag of garlic
and camphor and every night before re
firing to drink cup of Alpine tea. This
too is positive cure.
When the head of the board of health
Ocean Springs says that the same feve
in his town prevails along the coast a
well as In Bay st. Louis, as reported yes
terday In the Democrat Star, he il
either mlsrepresented or leads us to ap
propriately say that "misery loves com
pany."
It's our business. printing. And W,
are prepared to give the public all tn,
advantages OF this progressive age. Jol
printing, like all fashions of the day, va
ries In design, and the hoopsklrt or bus
tle is no more out of date than old styl
job printing. For up-to-date designs
try The Sea Coast Echo.
Quite serious accident and interrup
tton in certain business plans occurre,
Monday evening at the Murtagh bakery O,
Second street. The oven built some tim
since, suddenly collapsed and the openin,
which was set for Thursday has bee,
postponed until readiness can again b,
assumed.
Sheriff Ladner has returned from JAG k
son where he made his final settlemen
on ad valorem taxes. This payment wa
made on the 1st, being the first day til
fnal settlement could be made. Nearl
all OF the taxcollectors of the state ha
paid In all they were due on their month
~ settlements, consequently they owe
the state small amounts,
Saturday the board of mayor aGd al
dermen ordered to be removed tn
dead trees that were once magnidcen
oaks and pride of the town from Tn
street surrounding the burnt district. a
the head of Main street, and Monday th
work was promptly begun. 1t is bi
task attacking these giants aud will con
sumo a time to accomplish.
The return Saturday night of Prof
John A. Hemmersbach was source q
pleasure TO his many friends, which Il
other words means the community II
general for everybody thar knows III
genial and learned professor can not ys
gard him otherwise but as most estima
bic acquaintance. His stay ftwo month
touring Europe has benefited him grea,
III; he was six days on the ocean ooiu
and travelling on different line bome
wrd consumed ten days.