The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-05
IOCHL NEWS.


The guilty vince.
ch,ncery court next Monday.
,,.cioos peaches are very scarce here.
,s.ociatious corrupt good manners.
feather sometimes nestle together
New sweet potatoes are now sold on "''
streets. H..
w,,,,s The matter with the Citizens Brass
Band?
Some people don't like to get free ADVERT
sing.
u,;o, R. l.. Glenn, of Barley, was in towr
Tuesday. 49,.
r,, RUNNERS tell 1t. And they ought tt
know. " =.
his an old, but true saying-the hit dog al
ways bowls.
r.srthe back as well as the front yard clean
Use lime frequently.
Mr.. Ed. TAYLOR was in town again Monda,
on official business.
Mr.. .P. De Jean paid the Crescent City 9
business visit Tuesday last.
DR.. p. H. Smith and wife are visiting thei'
old home in Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Vail, of Coden, Ala.
were visitors here this week.
Several store houses and many dwellings
are for rent in Scranton.
Mr.. Charles Allen and children, Of Mobile
are visiting friends at West Pascago"la.
Miss Laura McKibbin, Of Mobile, is s%oj"aru
inc here with her aunt, Mrs. Ed. Mitchell.
LAWYER W. R. Woods has made several pro
f~essjona visits along the Coast this week.
Master Joe Mitchell is entertaining two pref
ty Mobile misses, Irma and Edwina O'Connell
It's left entirely with the officers and III,
good citizens to say whether 1T must continue
The handsome Lieutenant wears his fac,
wrea,hed with smiles, and we are prond o
him.
They say the proper height for a lady t.
raise her skirt on a muddy day is a little owe
two feet.
They said the "0ld Reliable" was red-ho
last week. Extra copies we know went of lik,
hot cakes.
Rev. D. O. Byers will preach in the Presby
terrain church next Sunday afternoon at
O'clock.
Mrs. s. L. Munday, of Clinton, La, is spead
ing three weeks here with her daughter, Mrs
Mcvea Young.
Don't dodge our collector. lie won't hur
you. He only wants what you honestly Nv,
the DEMocRAT-STAR office.
Mr.. Charles Pankey, Of Chicora, with hi
family has returned here. He may take u
his residence in Scranton again.
Mr.. J. 7. Rigsby and wife are now occupy
ing the residence owned by Mrs. Mary II
Bragg, on Frederic street. 4
We acknowledge with thanks the slice q
wedding cake from our young friends, Nr. ant
Mrs. Charles Ferrer.
The steamer Georgia, yclept the white ele
plant, took a tow Of timber to Ship lslan
Monday last.
Regular monthly meeting of Pascagoul
Commercial Club next Monday night at
o'clock.
Louis Levy, wife and child, Of New Orleans
and R. W. llamill, Chicago, are registered
the Cottage by-thc-Sea, P~ascagoula.
The Board of Supervisors have been in SC.
sion since Monday. Full proceedings will al
pear in next weeks DExocRAr-SrAR.
Mrs, Capt c. T. Irving, who has been di,
posing of a large tract of land adjacent to S
Lows, Mo-, returned home last week, accou
panied by her brother, DR.. G.. o. Wood au
niece, Miss May Bell Vaughan.
Inc circulation Of the DEMoCRAT-STAR
steadily increasing, which is an evidence III,
hs priced for its real worth rs an intsrestin
newsy paper.
After a pleasant visit with relatives in Pin
vh'e and Charlotte, N. G., Mrs. (Dr.) W. |
Nell and children returned home Friday last
Inc officers should see to It that no ice
u%e'Vered to dram.shops on the Sabbat
Every man should have Sunday free frpm to
MI JAS. G. Blackwell was IN Mobile We,
nesaay purchasing some more new vehicl
y" us livery stable. Jim is hustler, y,
oe'' and deserves success.
Having used all the pepper in the colum,
:" the DEAocRAr-SrAR, We we're unable
accommodate one Of our friends, who had o
hausted his supply.
Mr.. Henry Jacobs, our popular up.to-da
! merchant tailor, after a months absence spe
"Ne" orleans, returned Friday last aud ",
warmly welcomed by his friends.
i"eSe hot days and nights, and the swar
musical mousquitoes are very trying
%fretful.
MT chas. r. Ruter left Sunday evening {
'ensac"'', Fla, whittier he goes to resume h
position as engineer on the steam tug Nelli
ne will probably be absent for five weeks.
MISS Fannie wolsch, a charming young la,
from New Orleans, arrived here Saturd
"'Rnt 70 spend awhile with her relatives, N
ana Mrs. J. A. Kathman.
mr. W.. NJ. Rouse, of Ocean Springs, was
'ppreclativs caller At the D~ExocRAr.Sr,
o,ncs Saturday. lie left a to nay for
o'd Reliable" for two years.
me sins committed by some men are read
overlooked while Il committed BY others, IN
$ are ronndly abused and ostracised. SIN shou
70 condemned among the wealthy and ,naus
"' - well a. s'norg the poor classes. A
. s'n' makes no difference who commi.s Il
f'r;s Lieutenant Aren't ]. Larson, II ca
.p1"y " nov in camp At ~Chiekamausa, srriv
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