The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-01-21
Birds Of afeather will nestle together.
From "saxsiciy" good Lord deliver us.
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From -saxsicty" good Lord deliver us.
The "Hin DilIies" can't stand salt water.
The bicycle has about played out here.
DR.. w. &. Kell has moved into his new Office
on Ker street. .,..
The finest job printing is turned out at the
DExoCRAr-SrAR office.
Mr.. Joserh Grisham, Of Leaksville, Miss,
was in town yesterday on business.
Mr.. Jesse H. Jackson, Of Grand Bay, Ala,
MAS here Wednesday on business.
Yoa need not look for yellow fever next
summer aud fall. The germs are very dead.
NJ. Tenn s. Mouashan and his charming
bride spent Sunday with the old folks at home.
Miss Lilly Kay returned to Whistler, Ala,
the latter part Of last week, to the regret Of
many sdmiring friends.
Cows and horses ought not to be allowed to
roam our streets. The town dads ought to
look into the matter.
The mild weather we have been having Of
late reminds us Of picnics, excursions, bathing
and the summer girl in Ill her glory.
Rev. Thos. ". Brown viii preach in the
| Methodist church South, Sunday at II o'clock
=. m. and 1880 r. m. All are cordially invited
N sttend. 4 ~Fft @ cav
Thompson, the painter, who was arrested
last week for an attempt At burglary was
tried before the Mayer and fined $3.50 for
beng on a drunk. He happened to get in the
Wong house.
A train oh the Mobile, jackson and Kansas
City road will reach the village Of Denny,
IN this county, next Saturday. II will create
q big sensation, you bet.
Mr.. G. d. Burkhalter, Of Messrs. Burkhalter
4 Co., Of Birmingham, Ala, was in town the
last few days making preparations for the
~srcction of the town electric light plant, which
will BE- rapidly pushed to completion.
Mr.. W. +. Frederic is having most of his
buildings in Scranton repaired and repainted'
II other people who own property would initiate
the example Of Mr.. Frederic our tow would
present a much better appearance.
The married ladies Of Scranton, Moss Point
and Paseaxoula gave a masquerade ball at
Odd Fellows Hall, on Tuesday night, which
was much enjoyed by all in attendance. The
costumes were elegant, the music inspiring
and the refreshments tempting.
We ARE reliably Informed that those wide
suuka uy.raes ,,a Nao.rs N D.ll,anl
and Ed. Mitchell have purchased the Pasca.
goula Ice Factory property, on tina river. The
plant will be renovated and put in operation Al
an early day.
All day Wednesday a heavy storm prevailed
on the gulf, which terminated at 1880 r. m
! in a small cyclone that passed up the Pasca.
! goula river. Little damage was done except
the blowing down Of the kitchen chimney or
the residence of Mrs. II. Collie.
Seniors G. and A. Csgiga, prominent Span
r ish gentlemen, arrived here from Havana OF
r last Tuesday. They left for Moss Point tn
following morning to visit their friend, Capt
W. l.. Pinder, Of the schooner Henrietta J
r Powell.
y Wednesday morning during recess at Mis-
Alice Ronrks's school, Master Nalvin, III
a bright little son Of Capt. NJ. d. Spottswood
had the misfortune to break his left arm. Dr
4 Kru was summoned and act the arm, and III
little sufferer Is doing as well as could be OK
pccted.
r DR.. W. A. Cox, accompanied by his siste'
Is Miss Eugenia, was called to Mobile Wednesda
& by the sad intelligence II the ,srsods Hines
Of their mother, Mrs. Emily A.. Cox, widow
ia the late DR.. Henry T. Coz, Of that city. Lat
in the afternoon a Telegram was received Al
,e noancing the death of this estimable lady
40 O'Clock 10 The afternoon.
On Thursday, January IS, 1893, AZ 2:lo pm
10 Mrs. Adelida Menges, aged "a years, a natl
e, Of Switzerland, died At the Conventof Perpe
- ual Alteration here. Deceased had lived vi
8, the sisters for the past six years, and was VI
sr versally esteemed and beloved by all ~
knew her. Her body wss carried Ia New Q
la leans last Friday morning for interment in /
R"cl, Cemetery. The lady len her fortune
Ie the education Of priests, either Redemptori,
a. or Lasarists. g ffl'. HH
We believe the Mayor and Dosrd 0f Aid,
men would do n Use thing Il they would p'
r., an ordinance & rhiddins boys and girls unt
ITS the sge Of 10 years from running the stre,
ks at night after nine c'cl"ck, There Is no den
Tar ing the fact that crime among the youth
on the country, Is greatly On the increase,
it 1es been proven beyond a shadow
-, a doubt that this state Of affairs is caused
II. the young being allowed II roam the ssrt
without restraint. Such q Law AZ herein intin
dv ted and rigidly enforced, would, 10 our opin,
~ 90 far toward keeping our youth from drihl
=. into crime. We will have more to say nm I
wv subject in . future issue Of the DsxocR.
SrAR.
", Dr.. T. d. Fnrd, accompanied BY his ME
ar Miss Nellie Ford, returned IN tkslv home
.r;c Scranton last Wednesday. II a6arda I'd
=. rood deal II pleasure 10 ststs that while b.
rev. our aid friend sWd former fellow -townsu
nb- was prevailed on BY our people to take un'
ur- a~dvisemeut the question 81 moving back to
Lwn, aud there is possibility that he vlN
90 At an early date. Our pesp!!ees irresps4
"a. az race and condi,iou, will gladly wclcome
~ Doctor aud Nh interesting family aaaln amf
W. them. We are alan glad 70 learn that u e
ne. purpose t. kbeaie The children 0f the late 9
Ford In oaf sNwn jast a. soon AZ proper
rsuRements en- b made H. that elect, ~ ]
W., uNderatxvA hey arr very mwsh 6issasiel
vilh their htscent ~lucntion. We will Ga
the wssscms th9M sscuS us.-fsari River Ne
mr. DR.. Fcri "a Mas Nellie returned 10 n
4 txjfsidjss lat Friday. : ;