The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-07-02
The ice dealers are happy.
lie said revenge was sweet.
To do or not to do, is the question.
The lava ahnuld be atrictlY enforced.

A"up W. w w uVt o tnV 1"Scs'N"s
The laws should be strictly enforced.
The health Of our town was never better.
The boys say it is too hot to love the girls.
Something is going to "drap" ere many days.
The sea breeze is very refreshing these hot
DAYS.
Let us all work together for the betterment
Of Scranton.
Don't forget the mass meeting at the court
house tonight.
As Scranton improves the value Of property
increases.
All garden truck is done for. The warm,
dry weather did It.
Mr.. VIM. R. Woods, Of Meridian was = yis-
itor here Tuesday.
The Board Of Supervisors NEE. next Mon
dav.
Remember, tonight is the mass meeting at
the court house.
Let every taxpayer Of Scranton turn out to
The mass meeting tonight.
The book agent is like the poor-we have
them with US all the time.
Miss Laura McKibbiu, of Mobile, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Edward Mitchell.
Mist Louise Wo,sch, of New Orleans, 10 Wis
ting her uncle, Mr.. Jas. A. kaufman.
Now is the time tn pay whas |'ou owe the
u,,,cu.r -Crav .Nfra M,
When Scranton has electric lights and wa
ter works it will surely grow and flourish.
Scranton can't be beat Tor reckless driving
sal cruelty to dumb animals.
Good Lord deliver US from a vacillating per
son. Have convictions and stand BY them.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Shepard, Of Mobile are
dcmiciIed at West Pascsgoula for the summer
June was the hottest month in the memory
Of the Oldest inhabitant of this section.
The parrot says for Gods sake don't say
as it hot enough for you7"
Young lovers say the nights are delightful
At Lovers Oak.
Keep your eyes wide open. The summer
lake is in our midst.
Gen. Thos. s. Ford has been seriously sicl
With fever, but is now getting we'll.
FRIDAY night at 8 o'clock a mass meeting o
the tax. PAYERS is called At the court house.
Rev. l.. n. Brock will preach in the Bsptis
church Sunday at II O'Clock a. m. and 8 p. m
Every taxpayer of Scranton is earnestly re
qaested to be present at the mass meeting to
night,
ih'tle Jack Jones. who has been ATTENDING
school in New Orleans, returned home Mon
dav night.
Mrs. c. II. Alley and daughter, Miss I.izsi
Alley, have returned from the Nashville Ex
position.
Have your job printing done At the DExo
cAAr'SrAR Office. Fine work II hard time
prices.
Burglars are still IN our midst. A poor col
oed family on Jackson street was robbed
sb one night last week.
uoa VcCeutlv puTCuabc
ms livery stable At Psscagoula owned BY NJ
A.D. Krebs.
"s"e indebted 10 Gov. Geo. De,ius for
"'Re specimen Of HE watermslous, raised Q
a' farm at Orange Grove.
Those who pay the smsllest AMOUNT Of tax,
'' generally the hardest kickers against to~
Improvements.
"'D'C. Howell, Of Fort Smith, Ark, is {
."o weeks visit to his parents, Rev. AZ
A"' II, D. Howell.
N"s Fannie wolsch, after . delightful 81
r"rn mere, the guest II her uncle, Mr.. Jas. .
.''umau, left for home Ia New Orleans Mo-
'srs' Dan Doyle, Of Indianapolis a
wv fsch, Of Mobile, are visitisg With h
"y " Mr.. A. 9. Dslmas on Paseagou
H.. ueo. 7. Rosson and her four childrv
s"@' Mobile Saturday Ia. visit relatives q
' She will probably b. ahssut I,
\. u. Lewis and wife returned fra
M.." 'I' Springs Saturday night last. A
".a among HE friends he 10 known
y o's Frank, his visit 10 the sprines b
Any increased his wright, but he eom
us Landowner thss whom hs len q
,'s.s white man, C.s,. Paine. zen.
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