The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-01-28
H., haw.re of chewing gum!

Our mort has averaged one vessel a day
since the LIST.
And il came to rass-the chickens came
home to roost.
Scranton can boast Of some reckless and
inhuman drivers.
Miss Alabama Delmas is in charge Of the
public school at Barkley.
The Board of Supervisors will meet in reRu"
lar session next Monday.
Some important public sales at the court
hsuae dior next Nouday.
The DxxocRAr-SrAR Ia Increasing in circn-
lation and business every week.
Feat side u A growing village situated be-
tween Mos, Point and Scranton. -
Mrs. H. Collie has had extensive repairs
placed sn her tenement properties.
Mr.. NJ v. q. Carey has recently acquired
the Peter Smith place on Ker street.
Mr.. r. A.. Farnsworth left On Sunday fr
Lake Charles, La, on a business visit.
M. Geo. T. Ross.n, accompanied BY his
wife and baby, visited Mubils this week.
The bark Alice arrived up the river last
Saturday for repairs At Frsntx's shipy yard.
Mesdames l.. r. DeJean, Henry Gautier and
W. NJ. CAVITY visited New Orleans last week.
Talk ia ehsap, but il takes money to run a
first class uex spaper like the DEMOCRAT
gSrAI.s
Mr., W. R. Woods, of the Law firm of DenHy
L Woods, attended circuit court at Mississippi
City last week.
II mothers would lmk closer after their
daughters they would suffer less from re-
morse Of conscience.
The rretty and splendid tug, Nellie, was
hauled out on Frentx's ship yard this week
for painting aud repairs.
Mr.. Forrest Mansfield "?ened a general mer-
camille store IN the blanchard building on
'Krebs avenue last Saturday.
Mr.. Vincent Ros is having his residence
artisticaIly improved by adding an "ctagon
room and surrounding verandss.
Rev. D. O. Byers will preach in the Presby.
terisu church next Sunday At II a. M. and
3:3o p. m. All are cordially invited.
We are sorry to learn that our old friend,
Capt. John rarkei ia suffering with an in.
famed eye, aud hope ths, he will soon re-
ee1er.
The people generally of jackson county read
and appreciate the therefore
if ynu want the business al our people, adver'
in this paper.
The schooner John N. Duttrick Was t"weC
from Mobile ia MOS. Paint by the tnr Lee
last Saturday. The Buttrick will load a car
q " iaa.ber.
Mr.. VIM. Workman has moved back Il
East Side aud ia acting clerk Of the Bnard o
Mayer aud Aldermen again. He makes ~
efficient clerk too.
Mis-. Lorens Long, a pretty ynnnr lad.
M Cottaye Hin, Ala, after a rrolonged sta.
here, visiting Miss bertha Morlet, returned I
her home the forepart of the week.
That popular and handsome commercia
traveller, Mr.. Val Fsbian, Of New Orleans, wS
in town Monday and Tuesday On his regnla
business trip, aud reports trade good in hi
line. .s.,ta. ita--
An old lady remarked the other day tina
she thanked God her folks did not have til
s'petvsdiwg fever" 40 them "aam,gatot
would not have entered her house huntin
bngs."
Messrs. Norwood ". Alley and Eliza
Walker, two of our wide-swake young me
have engaged ia the stevedoring bushes
We wish them abundant success in their ne
-vewtare.
The echooner ]. E. Hooper, which was r.
Gently scid by N. v. H.. Carey to Mr.. Pet
Smith, has changed hands aud become Il
property Of Captain Petersen, of the schoon
James Slater.
Mr.. WE. Frederic gave a delightful brit
DAP party in honor Of his wife, at there hon
on Bayou Csssotte last Saturday even'n
Mrs. Frederic was The recipient of many Gus
ly and beautiful presents.
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