The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-08-13
S.,p,al cases Of fever in town.


renovation.
MIRA. R. Jones, Of Long Beach, Miss, visited
tn. sJifcr's family Friday.
Owing to the rain Rev. D. o. Byers did not
preach Sunday evening last.
Mr.. Geo. T. Rosson aud family left Monday
far Mobile, TO be absent two or three weeks.
Mr.. T. s. Sweet, our local architect, has
,,.ned an office in Cox's drugstore building.
Services in the Lutheran church Sunday
psht at s .. NJ. by Rev. +. Barthel, of Mobile.
Rev. II. D. Howell preached to a very small
congregation Sunday in the Methodist church.
Rev. l.. y. Brock will preach in the Baptist
church Sunday at Ii o'clock a. m. and Sp. m.
Il is not considered good breeding for men
to promenade the streets in their shirt sleeves
with ladies.
Miss Lnly Boyle, a charming young lady OF
New Orleans, is visiting the family OF Mr.. II.
T. Krebs at ~pascagoula.
Mrs. s. II. Smith, WIN has been visiting
Ns. r. NJ. Appersom for several days, left for
her home at Grand Bay, Ala, Thursday OF last
rick.
Mr.. G. r. Lindberg, Of Chicago, was in town
last week, the guest of Capt. James Smith. lie
Prospecting in the neighborhood of Orange
Grove.
Mr.. o. p. Barnes received a telegram an
wuuciny the death Of his aged mother on the
sh inst. at Crystal Springs, Miss, aged 81
Years.
The apportionmpnt article by Superiutend :
ut D. d. Cowan ia unavoidably crowded out
this week, but will certainly appear IN the
next issue.
Miss Lolita Terrell, a winsome young lady OF
Mobile, after a pleasant stay hsye of sometime
A guest Of Miss Josephine fva.rr, departed
IN her home last week.
wn. Hinton, aged about Ga years, said to
b. a resident Of Galveston, Texas, for twenty
i've years, WAS drowned at Horn Island Mon
d,y last. The body has not as yet been re-
nyered.. ~ , .
The fastest excavaiing Of earth ever done is
hing removed by the Dees excavator on
pascagoula street, from Scranton to Pasca-
:oula. The work will be completed this week
tud the Smelling finished next.
The staunch tug Leo, with her equally
sannch captain, Leonard Levin, left her
rharf last Saturday night tor Pass Christian,
where on Sunday morning she took out 4
party of fishers to the snapper banks.
Dr.. W. r. Kell left last Friday far his boy
Iard hume near Charlottesville, N. G., to re-
join his family, who have been visiting there
among his people. They will return with th'
doc'ur in about ten days.
On Tuesday morning Mrs. James g. Dutch,
d Pascagoula, was severely bitten on thu
right arm by an angry dog, the property q
Ar. Dawson Walters. The lady was ATTENDED
upon BY DR.. T. b. Ford and is improving.
Deputy Sheriff r. }. Loughridge brouph
from New Orleans John Gabriel, a short tint
im barber at Moss Point, who is wanted fo
grand larceny, viz: misappropriating I" him
self the contents of the shop in which he ha'
rented.
On Thursday, Aug. 9th, there arrived at th
rsidcnce Of Capt. John j. Clark a very youn
gentleman, whose card Of introduction Dor
only these words: al AIN papa's boy" 1t
to be hoped he will prove a great source OF 10.
to both parents. b..
1t is a noticeable fact that the hoodlum e'e
nent has considerably diminished in our tow
very much to its advantage and the ~satisfat
Oon of everyone. Perhaps this may be OWN
" Mayor Farnsworth's happy knack Of know
ing how tn impose heavy fines where necessary
The Peoples Exchange, on rDelmas avenu'
In the building formerly occupied BY Cap
James Smith, il one Of the neatest bars
town. It was formally opened Monday ever
'ns to the puolic. The proprietor, Mr.. L.
Coz, 10 a well.kuown and wcll-liked youn
nan.
Hon. James II. Neville, Of Biloxi, is he'
this week, attending Ch.teY Court.
a'es not seem to be "hS. Sering" after Il
a''ernorship, and says he would not acce
@s nomination for that Office if rendered hi
on a silver waiter. He wants to be let alo,
70 practice his profession, thereby to gain a
a0nrst living for his family. Jim's head
level.
Nj. +. f. Blackburn, Of ChicaMb was
peasant visitor to Tie DxMocRAr.STAR Off
ms week. He was here with a view of pu
'"ss'ng land and locating permanently, W
well satisfied with our country and will reta
again IN the winter.
The Board Of Supervisors spent five da
"! week in correcting md changing the re
sao personal rolls Of the county. To-day
n1SocsAr-SrAs contsinst he proceedings
WV beard to the exclusion of other matt
prepared for this issue Of the paper.
Last Friday night and early saturd
morning a goodly crowd left here for the r,
r''''e Regatta on the following boats, '
!" Steam yacht Washington, the schoot
%nan A. and the race sloops Henrist
..y n aud M'TsieH The Henrietta, emf.
W rat II. Lsdfendine, won first pri
NY NJ, entered BY Ed Raby, won secc
r*' The frst prize consisted of So,
.s0'd Of $40. Tbs portersville Regattas
Ssays matters Of interest and furnish mt
'"'s to those WIN take part. The m
v"".nr race of al was The match between
ns'r'e and Diana, Of Mobile, the fcru
Whining first prize.