The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-02
Mr.. J. D.. Collins, of Ocean Springs, is in

thu ~clection on Tuesday, December IL, ls9s.
MIR. J.. D. Collins, of Ocean Springs, is in
town.
Capt. s. r. Thompson has taken charge OF
The freight shooner Lillian A., owned by u.
II. Alley and Cleveland Bros, of Mobile.
The DeJean / Mitchell Co.'s store is a blaze
of light and beauty from the brilliant display
of iewelry and other Christmas novelties.
This house deserves the name which has lately
been attached to il, "the Chicago Of Southern
Mississippi"
Blue Monday was ushered in, in all its de-
pressiyeness and the nerves of The people were
Jared in sympathy with the down pour, when
lasted until late in the evening. Really, the
entire town were at cross purposes win one
another, and a Smile was as rare as sunlight.
The attendance at the Bayou Cassotte pub
| lie school is increasing and the pupils are I'M
proying under the able management OF MISS
| Marie Rourke, one of Scranton's brightest
teachers.
Mrs. F. n. Lewis, with her infant babe, ac-
companied BY Mrs. Ann r. Lewis, OF west
pascagoula, went to Mobile last Friday on a
few days' visit to relatives and friends there.
Mrs. F. H. Lewis returned Monday.
Thanksgiving Day was not generally oo'
served By our people, and business went on as
usual and no religious services in any OF the
Protestant churches. The editor with a lew
friends enjoyed a large prairie gobbler with
few trimmings.
Mr.. II. G. Olveris engaged at the New Venice
Manufacturing Co.'s saw mill turning "u'
5000 crossarms for the Western Union Ie'e
graph Co., which under his contract are to b.
Of yellow pine creosoted.
The U. s. steam tug Welch and fnm'ga''n'
barge Zamora in command OF Capt. D. y
Delmas and Engineer ]. j. O'Conn"r, return
ed here from Ship Island Quarantine static
on November 22d, the quarantine season hay
ing ended.
Our Martin Turnbull has started a ne
A patriotic fad which is attracting general at
%tention. 1t is a small buttonhole silk nag, d
the lower corner Of which is attached a tin
/, silken banner on which is printed the wor
"Philippines." 1t is very suggestive OF III
+ nations desire.
, Wm. Masters. a we'll known hackman
Biloxi and Scranton, died in New Orleans
, the Charity Hospital last Saturday night IT"
III 49,, ma M avn Pn
William, may the sod rest lightly over h
grave.
Conrressmsn-elect, Hon. Frank A. NcLai
arrived Wednesday night from a visit on u
Coast, and was met by the members OF I
" Psscacoula Commercial Club, who charter
" the steamer Georgia and taken Th"rs'
morning ON a cruise of inspection to our mi
&c and lumber interests along the river and
T. harbor at Horn Island.
CONGRESSIONAL ELYCrI0N. On T"esd
" Hon, Frank A.. McLain was unanimous
IS elected to fill the unexpired term OF the u
Hon. VIM. F. Love in the 55th Congress. I
vn ypte Of jackson county was polled as tollo'
if up to the time of going to press, Thursd
EVENING":
a. Oak Grove 6, Escatawpa l6, Moss Point
Ike Scranton III, Orange Grove IL, Pascagon'a
Ocean Springs 45, West PsscagouIa =, +
i. Bayou 8, Bluff Greek 2S.
~ Mr.. W. II. Sanborn brother-in-'aw ct NJ
n. G. Walker, Of Moss Point, VIII" has o
residing at Pascagoula, two years, was AZ
-. dentally shot at Village Springs, Ala,
=. died in the Hillman Hospital, B'rm'ngh
last Thursday week. HI was buried
NY Greensboro.
re-
lily. Don't you believe IT,, II told u
60. chronic diarrhDa cannot De cur
the Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera q