The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-06-11
AGENT FOR The oemoRAr.srAa.

1880 N''
during the week.
Or. Brickell, OF New Orleans was a
visitor last week,
DR.. and Mrs. Taylor were guests at
Lyndhurst last week.
Col. II. S. Hyatt visited our county
seat on legal business Monday.
Hon. r. d. Wigginton was at Scran-
ton Monday on official business.
Surveyor +. n. Ramsay was called
to Scranton Monday on business.
Mr.. r. G. Bellman, who has been
quite sick is able to be out again.
Mrs. Taube and family, OF New Or
leans spent a few weeks with Mrs. j..
NJ. Boyd.
Col. II. S. Hyatt has removed his
law Office into the second story Of the
Mil block.
Messrs. Davis Bros. shipped 5000
pounds OF wool to Messrs. ii. piser &
Co, Mobile, this week.
Mr.. J. NJ. Brccland, OF VanCleavc
passed through town Wednesday Ell
route to Scranton.
Mr.. II. Bcltran and family, Of New
Orleans are expected TO arrive TINS
week.fOr the heated term.
Elder l.. n. Brock will preach in the
Baptist church Sunday at ii o'clock
and 7:45 at night.
Our venerable citizen, Col. William
SigcrsOn. almost 4 score and 10, visited
Scranton Monday.
Mrs. +. j. Quinlan and Miss Fannie
Quinlan, of New Orleans are at the
Ocean Springs Hotel,
DR.. f. Il. Bragg is now established
in a neat, large Office at the head OF
the stairs over Nill's drug store.
Bishop j. G. Kecner delivered an
able discourse to a large congregation
at the Methodist church on Sunday
last.
Capt. John Johnson keeps up the
racket in his new store, shelving the
same preparatory for a full stock of
goods.
RI. Rev. Thos. I%Teslin, Bishop OF
Natchez, will administer the rites OF
confirmation at the Catholic church
on the 18th inst.
A white mar who cannot stand by
his party on account Of the negro,
should not give banquets to cOlorcd
politicians for the sake of pie.
Major II. II. Richardson and wife
have left their delightful home on
Porter avenue for their usual summer
trip to Chicago, st. Paul and other
sections of the North.
Parents and children are thankful
to the DEMOCRAT-STAR for It's past
influence in Fastening the decision to
provide this place with a well graded
public school.
The Morris Pavilion, at the end OF
his fine wharf at the foot OF jackson
avenue was the mcrry-maklng attrac-
ton OF Sunday, with band music and
a large crowd.
Tom Hanson makes his youthful
t score and ! presence felt en- our
streets almost daily. If his excellent
scuppernOng wine so perpetuateS his
youth it must be a good thing to take.
Johanna, daughter of Warner Ly-
man, colorcd, died at her fathers
residence Wednesday morning last
after a long illness. She was a men,
Der of the Good SamaratanS and was
buried by that society on Thursday.
A special meeting Of the town cnun-
Gil was held June 3rd for the purpose
of selling the privilege for use Of the
foot OF Martin avenue and advertise
the same.
Mr.. Duncan Sinclair and the Misses
Sinclair spent a few days at their
beach home. Their guests were Mrs.
Mckay and Mrs. Mcleod, Of New
Orleans.
Mr.. Frank j. WILDER, OF New Or
leans and ID. j. Poncclcr, Of Birming-
ham enjoyed a trip to the islands last
week. They chartered the schooner
Superior, Capt, Tiblier, and were out
three days. Curiosities Of many kinds
were brought back as souvenirs OF
their trip.
:. Mr.. Herman Mil, our enterprising
druggist is %rearranging the west end
of his store block on the corner OF
Washington and Porter avenues. and
a fitting up a new suit OF rooms. Build
, er J. l.. Clark has tho work in charge.
A delightful party was given at the
%Shanahan House Tuesday evening by
the ladies of the house, assisted by
: Miss Maria Hornor. The music was
furnished by the Ocean Springs Man
dOlin Club. Dancing and refresh
ments we're the features of the even
ing's entertainment.
"If you love a girl, why, tell her so
Nor keep her spirit sad.
II you've a business, make 1T go
BY putting in an ad.
Recent arrivals at the Ocean Springs
Hotel. Mrs. Y. J. Quinlan, Miss Fan
ME Quinlan, John Quinlan, Jos. J
Bcranger and daughter, Thos. J
Woodward, L. A.. Woodward, Geo. B
Penrose, New Orleans; Mrs. Edward
Kelley and daughter, Pass Christian
Mrs. Jessie A. Murphy and son, st
Louis; L. Tyden, Chicago; H.S S. Hyatt
city.
Our efficient postmaster, Tom r
Friar, is enjoying a good ilold'0Ve
benefit, while the place hunters aloni
this coast are fixing up a you tlckl
me and ! tickle you" slate for the en-
dorsement OF the &. O. p. If the In
jury they have done to the party our
ing past years is a basis OF merit, tn
pie should be "thei'n."
Inn arrivals: G. G. Dickens, S. !
Fosdick, G. W. Vernell, Mobile; W
+. Champlin, Long Beach; G. +. Bea
deau, e. M. Vallettc, d. Z. William'
W. h. Brown, j. NJ. Clark. New Oh
leans; DR.. VIM. +. Bcall, Moss Poin'
Hing House arrivals: Miss HAITI
Bach, Sam Bach, ID. Berns, "A, Ser
tenn, +. Hawlcy, j. ID. Rogers, c..
Huck, J. W. LETTER, WIN. Bach, n
Treadaman, Joe Wagner, Mrs. !
White, New Orleans; F. Rees, Biloxi
j. S. Keller, Atlanta.
y Hon. r. d. Wigginton, justice
the peace of Beat 4 has resigned an
is Major Thos. W. Grayson has been al
.a.t,d In b;c rtaad Major EravcO