The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-04-16

The guilty will vince.
Next SUNDAY is Easter Sunday.
Job printing is cash on delivery.
The hen -pecked husband is to be pitied.
Miss Nora Nix visited Mobile on Monday.
Easter Sunday ends the forty days Of Lent.
The festive mosquito is here in good shape.
Scranton has a three-wheel laundry wagon.
Cats sometimes 90 to church. They sing
sNeeuy
Born, on Friday, April 9th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Davidson, a son.
Fish, oysters and eggs will have rest after
Sunday, as Lent ends.
Dewberries are now ripe The crop prom
iseS to be very large here.
The Easter hats and bonnets have a pro-
fusion Of beautiful flowers.
Mss Mary Louise Walker, of Pascagoula
visited Bay st. Louis Sunday.
Rev. II. d. Howell and wife are visiting rela-
tiyes at pearlington this week.
Mr.. ". 0. Clark, Of Pascagoula is occupying
hi, handsome beach residence.
Young ladies' will take notice that the gum
chewing habit produces wrinkles.
The hogs, horses aud COWS have free and un
disturbed possession of Scranton.
Our earliest risers here say positiy.h there
was no frost Saturday morning last.
Mr. Geo. W. Ladnier, wife and daughter
Mildred visited New Orleans Tuesday.
Wien fellow takes his girl out buggy rid
iug he is certainly in close touch with her.
Mrs. Isabel Tucker aud Mr.. j. 7. Rigsby
united with the Methodist church Sunday.
The Baptist Sabbath school will have a pic
mic At Pascagoula some time earl, in May.
VERY few tran,ps are seen on our streets.
They have gone back North for the summer.
An iron roof will not stand long in this eli
mate. The salt atmosphere soon causes il to
rust.
Mrs. Il. F. Rowland, of Mobile is on visit
to her daughter Mrs. j. =. Labuzan, on Cedar
street.
The New Venice Manufacturing Co. have
commenced the construction of another new
barge.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Alley and charming lit
tie daughter Lillian visited New Orleans on
Monday.
The State Board Of Health has reappointed
DR.. W. h. Kell, Of Scranton, health officer of
the county.
Collector of Customs A. NJ. Dahgren, Of
Biloxi was at Pascagoua on official business
last Tuesday.
Read advertisement Of Prickly Ash Bitiers
on local mage. Scranton Pharmacy has the
btterS for sale.
The shipment Of raw oysters from here is
about over. The shipment of fish will 90 on
for many months yet.
The tug Nellie was hauled out on the New
Venice ship ways this week for repairs to her
machinery and painting.
There will be services in the Baptist church
next SUNDAY morning and night. Also at
pascagoua at 4:3O p. IN.
The powerful tug VIM. J. Kevser, of Pensa-
in place of the U. s. Grant.
Mr. L, r. du Mont the clever secretary Of
the Farnsworth Lumber Co. paid a business
visit to Niles City Monday.
Mr.. Dan Markev, the well-known Biloxi
mechanic is here experimenting the iron work
on the Scranton State Bank building.
We notice that the officials Of the town OF
PAscagoula are awake and husting and re-
pairing the damage done by the recent heavy
rains.
Clerk Lewis, Sheriff Moore and Judge Ch,d-
sey drew the juries Monday for the coming
Circuit Court the fourth Monday in this
month.
All the ordinances Of the town Of Scranton
winch have been published in the DEMOCRAT
STAR the past three weeks are now in full
force and effect.
Messrs. Jas r. and Chas. Ladnier, G. b.
io'luSen and a gang of eight or ten men, are
out on Horn Island picking up cargo from the
wrecked bark Tanjore.
Mr. j. |. Ford returned home on Monday
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. j. N. Ford,
'ae OF Columbia, Miss, who will take up her
residence here with her son.
lhe colored brothers who belong to the John
w. Lynch faction in this county are very sad
ana refuse to be comforted. James Hill is the
ooSs OF the pie counter in Mississippi.
This is Holy Week, and our Catholic popu.
'a''on observe it. The faithful must fast and
pray as at no other time in the season Of pen
a"ce' which set in with Ash Wednesday.
The recent wet weather has somewhat in.
'er'ered with the progress of the work on tn,
new brick bank building, but the contractor
.n'nks the building will be completed by the
ls' Of June.
Inc fourth Monday, 26th day Of this month
nHcu't Court for this county convenes here
'"'s will close Judge Samuel II. Terral'.
,er'h OF office. He then asccnds the Suprem,
oe"Vh OF the State, to the regret Of his many
friends in the second district.