The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-04-22
LOCHL NEWS.

LONl IL
r.an vour cows and horses of the streets.
A retreshing spring shower Tuesday.
v,llow leg chickens Of frying size are scarce.
p,,otberr;es and watermelons will soon be
ripe.
Sometimes people fall into the trap set for
Them.
rogue should never Judge others by him.
self.
Mr. ". II. Tharp, the Hamilton, Brown Shoe
Cas-. man, is in town.
Mr.. Edgar Hull, Of West Pascag"u''' visit
ed Mobile Sunday last.
Society has secrets which are not public
|rrooe-ty and should not be repeated.
Miss Ella Krebs, who has been conducting
fine Rig Ridge school, returned home Monday.
Miss Tgla Coggins returned home several
d,r. aro from a pleasant visit with friends in
NoO,lr. and Miss Carrie Coggins is at present
yi.i vi, W New Orleans.
~, II. 8nddig, of New Orleans, visited
scp.lv, the guest of her friend, Mrs. II.
Co,t, ar Passes goula river.
Ms j. A. Kaufman went to New Orleans
an Sunny last and remained several days
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. Frank Warren, a progressive merchant
or Mobile, came here Sunday and returned
Me same day accompanied by his wife,.
Nr. and Mrs. l.. P. DeJeau visited New
Orleans Monday.
Hon. W. NJ. Denny, DR.. B. r. Duke and Mr..
J. W. Stewart left for Jackson Sunday to
look after quarantine matters.
The subscriber to the "0ld Reliable" who
pays for his paper promptly can rest assured
OF eternal happiness beyond this low ground
Of sorrow.
Paw M regularly every year for the Demo-
cRAr.SrAR and your days will be long and
happy.
Mrs. R. A. Dimitry aud son Earnest, of the
Round Island eht-house, were welcome visl-
tors her. last Saturday.
Last week the steamer Oak WAS hauled out
on the New Venice shipways for the purpose
of changing her propellers for larger ones.
Capt. John Tarkel is preparing to take po-
session of his stare on krebs avenue.
Miss Louise de v. Gantier, Of West Pasca-
goula, is spending a few days with the family
OF Hon. J. N. Pelham here.
Preaching in the Methodist church next
Sunday a, the usual hours, both morning aud
and at night, by the pastor, Rev. Thos. W.
brown.
After an absence Of some six months spent
in lazoo City, Mr.. VIM. r. Vancleave and
fmmlly returned to their home here Friday last,
Mr.. Adam Gsutier recently purchased from
Mr.. II. G. Oliver n desirable lot on the corne,
Of Cedar street aud Lake avenue. The rric.
pad beng $3.50.
Mr.. Fernando Pelham, we are sorry 10 state,
l., suffering from an obstinate attack Of mala'
rial fever,
Last Saturday Marshal Browne disposed d
the parapherualia of the old town waterworks
The tower was sold to E. ID Manrr for II 80
the boiler to A. Blumcr for $l29, and tank t,
} NJ. Pelham fo, S25.
Handsome and popular c. A. Barker return
ed Sunday from a pleasant visit to New Or.
leans.
DR.. Chas. A. Bedingfeld returned from
Evergreen, Ala, Monday night. lie will b.
found at tic Palace Pharmacy ready to atten,
all calls.
Mrs. Don Davis moved into the Rolls two
story dwelling, on CAVITY street this week
where she will continue in the boarding hous
business.
The s'aunch three-masted schooner L.. n
DAIMLER was hauled out on Frentz's shipwny
i"' repairs last Monday.
On Sunday Battery B was out drilling, an
IN anticipation of the coming trouble made us
of their Calling gun.
Mrs NJ. A. Recder, of Mobile, is here an
VIII apend sometime with her sister, Mrs. |
N Mayors, on pascagoula street.
Last Saturday Hon. A. NJ. Dahlgren, Collie,
tor at Customs for the Pearl River Distric
accompanied by Col. Z. W.. Merrill, Messr
Nv. Stewart and Thos. A. Cleary paid Il
pKAocRAr-SrAR sanctum a pleasant visit.
The market house Of NJ. G. Altman ha. be.
closed. This leaves but three meat ,oarke,
In Scranton in full operation.
The war clouds now hanging over the con,
Try nave produced more or less stagnation
BUSINESS. This, as well as other communitie
"' oeg'nnins to feel the general depression.
Tue gigantic lumber barge, British Quee
"""'a by the Farnsworth Lumber Co., W,
successfully launched from Frentx's shin. val
"o"oay alter recciy ing a new bottom and 9th,
repairs.
t''' l"fiusen, of Pascagoula, accor
,"l'e' by her god daughter, Miss Han,
y'e"'Se0, left this week for Sabine Pass. Texs
.s Sue witt reside with her son, Mr.. {.
T%"'j"sen and his family.
F s'ad to notice that the i. 4 n.
making c .cnsive Improvement, IN n. nron.
'yi''Ne lNr It'd fenci,c !, h.;.. $4,000