The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-10-29
Next Monday is All Saints Day.

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Next Monday is All Saints Day.
II is an III wind that blows no one good.
The alarmist is 4 man to be dreaded also.
Mr.. r. G. westphal Is quite III with fever.
1t is more blessed to give than to receive.
Master Albert Thompson Is on the sick list.
Even politics has to be injected into quar-
antine matters.
Mr.. Henry A. Rourks is convalescing from
the fever.
Taxes are now due, but no one has money Ia
b pay them.
Master Wise Krebs is on the road to re.
eovery.
Applications for assistance to any Of the
clergy will receive attention.
Eran Jones, Iascagoula, and Joe Coggins,
Scranton, are convalescing.
Born on Thursday morning to DR.. and Mrs.
A.. c. Ulmer a daughter.
After q siege with the "prevailing" Elijah
Bowman Is himself again.
Every good and charitable act is recorded
In heaven IN favor Of the doer.
Do not harbor resentment-things are done
and said sometimes unthoughtedly.
Have opinions Of your own and stand by
them, regardless of what they may say.
Mr.. W. n. Burgess, photographer of Biloxi,
is in town arranging to establish 4 gallery.
Miss Ielah Chamberlin is down with the
fever at the residence of Mr.. Thos. Ki,chin.
Mrs Jennie Ostrpm is slowly recovering
from = severe spell Of the prevailing sickness.
Mr.. Henry Jacobs, who was taken with the
fever last week, is now GU the list Of GONZALES
cents.
These are times when doctors and quacks
should be very discreet-and not talk too
much!
The heavens will soon diifuse their sweet
frosted dews and the clouds of pestileuce will
soon fade away.
Capt. Volney Bfown, the efficient Mayor of
Pascagoula, is doing good work amongst the
sick Of his town.
A new shed for the storage Of coal and wood
has been erected iu the rear If the Scranton
State Bank bvilding.
Mr.. David Saucier, Of West Pascagoula,
came I" town on Tuesday and reports every
body well in that place.
Good Lord, deliver us from an officer of the
Law without enough backbone aud sand in his
craw to perform his duty.
Mr.. Frank Roshko has completely recovered
from a serious spell Of the prevailing fever
and is at work at yalverde's bakery.
DR.. D. =. Duke, quarantine physician at
Raund Island, spent several hours in town on
professional business last Monday.
Mr.. Thos. T. Ford, after a tussel with the
prevailing fever, is out again looking as fresh
as daisy kissed by the morning dew.
The store Of Mr.. ]. p. Labuzan, on Delma G
avenue aud Canty street, is closed IN account
of the sickness Of the proprietor at Pascagoua.
The weather is favorable for the spread o
the fever. We believe it will visit every house
in the town unless a killing frost comes soon.
We had the pleasure Of seeing our old friend
Capt, A. voss, or Tuesday. He was about ia
leave on one of his customary trips to Havana
II gives us great pleasure to announce the
recovery from q spell OF sickness, Mrs. NJ. g,
Laird and son, Mr.. Chas. G.. Laird, Of Pasca-
gouIa.
Messrs. Frank and Carl Emery, Of Biloxi.
came here last week to act as sick nurses.
They have both been employed by the Relief
Committee.
We are glad to mention the complete re-
covery Of Mrs. Theresa Gautier from cold,
which she had contracted 10 the beginning Of
last week.
There Is fever in the families Of Messrs. D.
W. Walters and Richard Trehern, on Bayou
C~assotte. Drs. Bragg and Cox are the attend
ing physicians.
Mr.. II. 8. Green and family have moved
back from Pascagoula to Scranton, and are
occupying their former place Of business, OPP
posite the DExocKAv-SrAR office, on Delmas
svenue.
Rev. Father Henry Mortier came here from
Ocean Springs Monday evening, after a ride
on horseback Of u miles, to assist at the re.
QUEEN mass celebrated Tuesday for the late
Father A. Baar.
Master Jules de vileneuve, Of Pascagoula
We are delighted to mention, is rapidly recov
sring from an attack Of fever, which at on
time gave some anxiety to his fond parents.
Through the Rev. D. O. Byers and Mr.. J
W. Stewart, the people Of Moss Point have
sent to Messrs. W.. N. Denny and r. II. Lewis
the sum of $244.75 for the benefit and relief oil
fever sufferers in Scranton.
Capt. voiaey Brown, Of ~Pascagoula, &C.
knowiedges the receipt Of 81 sent through
issv. D. 0. Bysrs and Mr.. J. W. Stewart from
me people Of Moss Point for the destitute OIL
his town. 3.Q
The DKnocxAr.SrAI Y glad to report tn
recovery Of D.. ]. g. 7uten, surgeon Of tn,
y. >. Marine Hospital service, who had aIread.
.r Two weeks doas very efficient work anon,
the sick.
We hear Of considerable complaint aga,ns
some Of the hired purses for our town sick
.ae's nurses doq'} seem to know suythinl