The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-09-02

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lrees-be cut = deep CASH In the palm OF bis
LETT hand with the pruning knife. His many
friends ~ mpatbize with him and wish him q
speedy recovery,
Our popular young friend, Mr.. Pembroke r.
Lsbuzan, Of Mobile, was in town tho early
part Of the week circulating among his friends
and looking up business for the well-known
produce house o: Messrs. Roth 1 Toepes.
IT, j.. inspectors Of hulIs ard boilers, Msssrs.
Taylor and O'Brisn, were here Saturday in
speeding the launch Ned Robinson, 10 which
they issued the proper certificate. This Shunch
little tug 10 now owned BY Msssrs. Mead Bros.
Miss Katie Staples, after . pleasant visit to
friends and relatives returned to her homo in
Mobile on Saturday, accompanied BY Mas
Fannie Gautier, Of West Pascagoula. Miss
"Kitzis" Was . welcome visitor aud Der abb
sence from her beautiful home at West Pascal
goula iss matter Of regret to her many friends.
Bay st. Louis Echo: Every one remembers
the genial p~rescrip'ionist, Mr.. Will J. Grant,
at Evans drug store last year, and these same
many friends will gladly learn that he is mag
niHcently established At Scranton, his "Palace
Pharmacy" occupying one Of the finest build
ings on the coast.
Children's Day Exercises will be held at the
Lutheran church next Sunday At 1880 p. m.
The program is an interesting one, and it il to
hoped large attendance will be present.
Mr.. A. Casssnova, accompanied by his
daugh tiers, Misses Eugenia and Amanda. Of
New Orleans, came here Monday and made .
visit Of two days to his brother, the Delmas
avenue merchant. The young ladies' will re-
main several weeks.
We would advise every mother to read the
article on the fourth page Of the DEMOCRAT.
STAR this week entitled "Mrs. Hicks and
Dicky." 1t contains some wholesome advice
in the treatment Of children. Unreasonable
restrictlons in childhood tends to make chill
dren grow up with n hatred Of home.
DR.. Roger Post Ames, major surgeon Of the
Tenth United States Infantry, q regular visi-
tor to Psscsgoula, after returning from San
tiago, where he participated in the engage
ment, is now stationed at Camp W'koff, Mon
tsuk Point, Long Island.
1T, Rev. Thomas Hsslin, Bishop Of hatcher,
arrived here Monday on . visit, in which were
combined business and pleasure. The Bishop
was on his way to Mobile to settle up some
business matters. During his stay in town he
was the guest Of Rev. Father W. Ten Brink.
Mr.. J. l.. Mcdaniel, the wide-awake section
boss and grocer Of West Pascagoula, has TO-
warded the documents to Washington for the
establishment Of O postofice at that place,
which will he named Gautier, in honor Of the
family Of that name who have been identified
with the place for the past century.
Mr.. Geo. Fl. Tardy, the efficient marshal of
Ocean Springs, gave the DEnoCRAr-SrAR
Office a pleasant call Tuesday. He reports his
town in a very healthy condition in ever sense
Of the word. Some visitors are there, but not
as many as usual, on account Of the Internal
quarantine business.
The following citizens Of Scraton attended
chancery court at Mississippi City last Mon
day, as witnesses in the case Of Mrs. E. j.
Randall VS.. J. II. Randall. For plaintiff, Mrs.
N. Beck, p. K. Mayors; for the defendant, d. |
ID. Cowan, Moves Young, j. A. Miller.
Rev. q. J.. Broders writes from St. Louis
he will preach Sunday morning at 1896
in Scranton and at Psscagoula at 5 p. IN. At
after Sunday-school exercises, a special
Of all members will be held at which
of iu,portmce will be- considered.
The Louisville and Nashville management
will immediately place in service the new
freight cars built for it. These new cars will
differ materially from the ordinary box cars in
so far that they will be much larger and
roomier, almost experimenting in size the furn-
iture cars now in use on the various lines
throughout the country. The object IN build
ing the cars so large is to offer better facilities
for the transportation Of the lighter class Of
goods, especially for empty casks, bar
rels, boxes, crates and other receptacles for
Prof. Q. D. Sauls, principal Of the Ocean
Springs High School, was here this week in
on the Teachers Institute, and
the DExocRAr-SrAR office a call. We
glad to learn from him that his school
in a very prosperous condition, and that
The next session will open on Monday next
increased number Of pupils. Scranton
needs just such a school.
The reporter was aqreeably surprised to see
the progress made on the work Of repairing
and building the new deck Of the three-nssted
Henrietta J. Powell, owned BY Capt.
John Alberts, Of Moss Point. While On q visit
10 Capt. Geo. FrentE's ship yard Monday he
on board the vessel aud noticed the
timbers placed in position on which are
the deck flooring. This work, which is
employment to quite q large number Of
hip carpenters, will be completed in about
weeks. The reporter is also able to state
hat decided progress is being made IN the new
Otis, whose cabin is complete. Her
'igging will BIZ finished In short order. !,