The sea coast echo., 1897-04-10
TIE SEA COAST ECHO,
City Echoes.

Ouf SueEiI duu oA-SHerllI, DOIL
residents of this city, object to the
bond proposition.
That lady at church last Sunday
was so much admired because her
hat came from Yenni's.
The state board of health al
jackson this week appointed DR.,
r. j. Turner health officer fol
Hancock county.
A halo of happiness encircles
the Smelker home and tells the
advent of brightest sunbeams. A
boy baby reached there Monday
morning.
The ladies of fashion and others
who know the value of select
y dressing, should inspect the Eas-
: ter millinery at Mrs. w. II. YEN
mis-, corner Front and Washing
ton streets.
The Bordage Brothers, recently
burnt out on Second between
Main and Apothecary streets, are
preparing to resume their busi-
ness, having a building erected
for that purpose near the one-mile
pond vicinity.
The christening took place few
days ago of Antony Granville
Osoinach, Jr., Mr.. Jno. Osoinach
and Miss Carrie McNulty spon-
sors. The young Osoinach fami-
ly have gone to Mobile.
AT the last meeting of the city
school trustees the services of Miss
'Ss III s4afirffRfatt d were retained for next
session to occups aSe principals
chair. Messrs. w. F. Dehuze and
Lucien Baron were appointe&->as
new members to the board, the
latter declining the honor.
The musicale, under the excel
lent management of'.Mis. E. E.
Austin, to be given at the Clifton
house, Thursday, April %, for the
Minerva associations benefit, has
been perfected in every detail of
arrangement and is being actively
rehearsed. The programme in
full will appear in these columns
next week, and, as Mrs. Austin,
who is capable to know, says the
names mean a galaxy of musicians.
Supt. Charles Marshall has in
formed the special committee at
Mobile that after due deliberation
his company could not see its way
clear to run daily accommoda-
ton train between that point and
Scranton, as requested. 1t would
necessitate additional track laying
AN expense which the indicated
success of the project would not
Justify. Mobilians are disappoint-
ed.
Prof. Rodgers, the X rays man,
entertained a fair sized audience
at the courthouse Monday night,
and, it would be safe to say, no
one could have left disappointed.
An x rays lecture and demonstra-
tion is certainly no circus and
those who know to appreciate
such entertainment feel thankful
to the Rev. Mr.. Drake who was
so instrumental in having the
professor visit us.
County Superintendent of Pub
lie Education A. G.. Stevenson is
here from Nicholson holding an
examination for teachers. AL
though our friend receives only
$25 per month salary for his valu-
able services. he.reports unbound
ed prosperity, and his increased
ayoirdupois well substantiates this
assertion of peace and plenty and
is q fair indication that his Office
agrees with him. Last Monday
-vr1,re bQard of supervisors imposed
fined of $40 on Mr.. Stevenson
for not visiting the county seat
more frequently, but as he has not
neglected his duty it is safe to say
the board will "let him off.
The appellation of Strawberry
King in Bay st. Louis and vicini-
ty justly belongs to p. Pembroke
Davis, and we make this assertion
because we know whereof we
speak. This week Mr.. Davis had
us to visit his farm which is one
of the most orderly and produc-
tive grounds hereabouts, and in
all a most interesting place. So
vast and so healthy vegetation
is tonic which more than interests
ones GOOD and cannot but ANIMAL