The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-11-26

00O0-pye 10 quhTNu''ue.
Look out for the revival Of business.
The yellow fever liar is now a back number.
Mr.. s. r. IIaviland, Of Ocean Springs, was
ia town Monday.
Thanksgiving services were held at the sew
eral churches here.
Mr.. Frank L. Foster has re-embarked in the
ice and beer business
Up to this date IS deaths in Scranton from
the prevailing fever.
Messrs. II. G. Oliver and L.. f. Cox paid New
Orleans a business TIP this week.
The cold snap Wednesday morning killed
the last remaining microbes in Scranton.
Rev. Father F. Blanc, Of Biloxi. visited Rev.
p. FACET, s. j., here on Wednesday.
Mrs. W. N. Cox, Of Biloxi; is visiting her
son, Mr.. j. W. Cox aud family.
The tramp nuisance is n'ss with us. They
are coming in almost every day.
Yellow yam potatoes are selling on our
streets at Is cents per bushel.
Master Forrest Grant, n bright lad Of Pasca-
goula, is clerking at Cox's drug store.
Cart. Gus. Michael, Of The schooner Magno-
la of IIandsborc, visited our town Monday.
Mrs Il. G.. Reeder, Of Mobile, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. 7. X. Mayors, in I'ascngoul'
street.
Drummers are class Of men who pay full
fare and never ask for rebates or give each
other away.
We are glad to SEE DR.. T.. y. F"rd ont again
after his severe %illaess. lie has resumed hi
practice.
Special Thanksgiving services will be hell
in the Lutheran church next Sunday at 1 pm
Everybody is cordially invited.
Mrs. II. NJ. Plunuer aud children, who hav
been refugeeiug in Atlanta, returned HON
Tuesday marniag.
After a tassel with the prevailing fever NJ
Johu George, Of Pascagoula, is out again looE
ing none the worse for wear.
Mr. u. r. du MINT, the popular secretary
the Farnsworlh Lumber Co., visited relative
Mobile this week.
The 6uc three. masied schooner Nan \
Dantzlpr was hauled out on Frentz's ship yal
this week for painting and overhaaling.
Messrs. W. o. Clark and James McFaul,
Pascagoula, paid a flying business visit to Ne
Orleans Monday.
The Board of Supervisors will meet in rel
ular session on the first Monday in Decembt
at the court house in the town Of Scranton.
Mr.. j. n. Randall, our local express ager
has recovered fran his recent sickness aud
sgaiH "a duty At the Office.
Mr.. Norris Jacobs, of New Orleans, the We
known merchant tailor, was in town Saturd
last visiting his branch store here.
Capt. WIN. George, Of Pascagouia, who \
had a light spell Of sickness, has entirely
covered. a
The foreman Of This Office had his COW q
stolen last Sunday night, presumably for II
wood.
Miss Louisa Philips, Of New Orleans,
rived here last week, and is the guest OF
relative, Mrs. James Smith.
William, aged : years and 10 months,
infant sou Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Maggie Matt
died here Of i~nfantils troubles last Saturda!
Last Saturday Capt. James Smith presen
the rcporter Of this paper with an elaboI
Walking cane. The favor Is highly apprecla'
Mr.. Chris. Nelson has placed an elnbo'
srockery stand in his dry goods emporium.
vas made BY Mr.. II. G. Oliver at Messrs. Ne
Bros. saw mill.
Messrs. Robert r. Seymour, Oscar Toas
tslix Ladnicr aud Ned Nelson shot aud X
u pairs of ducks At East PUNT aux CHI
hst week.
We noticed that Dr.. Coz has embel''stsd
rug store with a: tempting supply @
andies aud with . line Of domestic and
lana cigars.
The raising Of the Moss Point qaarau
rs infused new life intO the business me
Sranton. We look for Z boom soon in b
kss circles.
" R"bert R. zell, civil engineer Of
u'eans, was in town Wednesday compile
.e survey for the proposed .w~aterworks
ssssric light plant.
sheriff Moore u now ready aud within
we've tax money. Don't stand back
ss.sr. Remember damages accrue IL
rd eetors the 18th Of January.
me ]. 1 n. pay car, In charge of Sup
s"sent Charles Marshall made Nm early
.sa''day morning. Many Of the emp
ssFs made happy.