The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-07-22


~ rripting cash on delivery
c,od Lord deliver us from an Migrate
ton i always kind to strangers
Came letters shOnld never be written
Va new cases of "%yaller" sanders in town.
.o,r statements--stick to them.
Mr.. G. NJ. Luce, of Basin, was in town Mon
day. Mao
pie can act' ,,,s
season. -,
What some people d onOt know would make
ahrge book
~. worse some people do the more sancti-
uOpious they appear
Progress and Improvement mere Is ~ q
%siandstill.
Born on July 9Th to Mr.. and Mrs. u a D.
Lofwenadler, a boy
As soon as the new recruits saw Lieutenant
U,rper they dew the coop.
Man,, dodge our collector. He only wants
what is due this oiice'
Miss Lula Taylor, of .Handsboro, yisited
Mrs. p. K. Mayers Friday.
nonulv Sheriff Ed. NJ. Taylor was here from
y,ucleaye Tuesday on legal business.
The trouble on Bayou Cumbest last week
vas caused by woman, they say.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Canty and baby son
Frank visited New Orleans this week.
Miss Samuela Bowman is of on a visit to
quuelo and other North Mississippi towns.
A stranger should be tried before being
advanced to positions of trust and honor.
Mrs. Al. Clark, of St. Louis, Mo-, is on a
visit to her father and sisters at ~Pascagoula.
The schooner Henrietta J. Powell Is hauled
out on Frentz's ~shipways for general repairs.
It is hard to tell how some people live. They
never work, but wear good clothes and look
fat.
Mr.. August Schmedtge and family passed
Sunday at the Cottage-by-the-Sea, Pasca-
goula.
The DEMOCuAr-STAR management feels
fully competent and willing to "tote its own
skillet"
Scranton has population of over 1900 in
habilants with only Que hotel and a few board
Ing houses.
Sr. CASTOR Henderson, of Biloxi, deputy
postmaster at that place, was in town Tuesday
on p~ostolice business.
Mr.. ". E. Frederic went to New Orleans
Tuesday forthe purpose Of settling his taxes
due on his real estate in that city.
We are sorry to learn that our amiable
friend, Mrs. !" ". 0'Conuell, of Pascagoula,
issufering from an attack of asthma.
Our progressive dry goods merchant, Mr.. C..
Nelson, has made his store and residence very
"'hN'''C " Il IlcSH Cudl VI punt.
Miss Kate Denny, accompanied by her
charming friend, Miss Florence Neville, of
Biloxi, returned home Tuesday.
Some people say they can't pay their debts
Oeeanseo OF the war. Poor excuse, but it is bet
ter than none at all.
When the work on our court house is finish.
Ell 1t will be the NOS, comnlodious and finest
on the Gulf Coast.
MIR. W. R, Woods, Of the law firm of Messrs.
Denny a Woods, attended circuit court in
Lauderdale county last week.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. V. b. Carey left Monday
Tor Atlanta, Ca, to attend the reunion of the
Confederate veterans there.
Tue glrls say they don't want any more of
our boys to 20 to war. Manageable young
men are rather scarce here now.
W. Leon Troxler, after a business stay Of
"Oou' two months ia New Orleans, returned
10 I'M home at Pascagoula last week.
"'' D. ~ cornatzar, travelling passenger
agent OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, was in
toSn thlxxeek on business.
MR. FRED Miller left last Friday for New
''esps, where he will enter the government
service IN the capacity of nurse and then 90
to Santiago.
Last Monday night a burglar vas discovered
u"aer a bed in the residence of Mrs. J. NJ. |
ie'nan'' on Krebs avenue. lie ESCAPED with. I
out being identified. |
oo''il. S. Hyatt, of Ocean Spring. was At
'"e courthouse Monday on legal business,
' pau Ills respects to the DEMOCRAT STAR
Office. ~
hp'scopallans in Scranton and vicinity
are INVITED to meet at the residenca of Mr. A.
y De'mas, sr organization, on Monday next,
The 18th inst, at 8 O'CLOCK D. M.
oO'ne OF the young men Of Scranton are
contemplating organizing a brass band. Our
'''1eos have subscribed about enough money
~ o0y Tue Instruments. 1t is TO be called the
citizens Brass Band"
",'' Thomas W. Brown will preach in the
|. u.s' church next Sunday at IL o'clock a.
,n0 p. m. Also at Pascagoula at s
'"' All cordially invited to attend.
Is extremely lonely at Lovers Oak now.
~, 'ne G'rls say the boys don't invite them 10
!, ''a' 'rystlus place SO dear to the hearts
sunday last the milch COW of Mr.. W. X.
'"u 0'ed from swallowing . piece of the bead
" nour 9arrelflled with nails and 4 broken
OF ENC attached thereto.
,"e town Of Scranton is paying = night
~'an s'o per month; yet burglars carry
= ."s'r ne'arioos work aud are never caught.