The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1899-08-12
PEARLIN0TON NEWS.
Pearlington Herald.

lie lcc-cReSj SFlu leaves III
smart this hot weather.
5. 4. Smith, d. d. s., of New
Orleans was here recently.
Ex-Licut. ). X. Mayors paid a
business visit here this week.
/ Mr.. JnO. Poltevcnt was a busi-
ness visitor to Biloxi Wednesday.
"Uncle Bill" Whitfield was a
welcome visitor to town Tuesday.
4. Mr.. Sam'l Murphy was a visitor
at "Gray's Oaks Sunday after
noon.
We regret to chronicle the i'll
ness Of Mr.. j. W. Cowart this
week.
! Ed. Ray had some work on his
line, out east Of here, during the
week.
The Rt. Hon. d. B. Favrc re-
turned Wednesday from a trip
over to Biloxi.
Some "irresistabIe attraction
claimed Luther Russ presence at
GuIfview Sunday.
Hon. \. II. Russ attended the
meeting of the Board of Supervi-
sors at the Bay Monday.
Misses LoIlie and Minnie Russ
| Mr.. Forrest Summers and Stevie
Russ visited New Orleans during
the week.
Popular "Ikc" Howe came
i over from Slidell Sunday and
passed the day very pleasantly
| with friends.
Work has begun on the school
building. Brick masons are lay
ing the foundation. 1t will be
= completed about November, l.
The Grand Lodge Knights of
Honor meets in jackson Monday.
Hon. NJ. +. Baxter will represent
the local lodge.
DR.. II. Hullinghorst, skiIful
| dentist of FrankIinton, La, has
, been spending profitable week
| or tWO'in our town
Mr.. II. Z. Mcclure, our genial
t and enterprising Racket store
7 merchant was a business visitor
1 to the Crescent City Tuesday.
The schooner "Goldie" of Bi.
+ loXi came here this week and took
> a load or slabs for use of the can
, ming factories over there.
Little Miss Chortie Boardmar
Y entertained numerous of he
/. friends Thursday evening, the Oc
2 casion being her ninth anniversary
We are sorry to announce tn
illness of our friend &. r. Cook
! due to proStration by the heat. II
is some better and in no imme
= diate danger.
e Mr.. C. D. Orr is having som
t work done on his road that i
5 worthy of cOmmendatiOn. Som
+ of the other Overseers could prof
;. tably follow his example.
+ Poor business methods won
q bring success if you stick to ther
all your life. Keeping everlast
f ingly at it brings success" onl
f when you are doing the correc
l. thing. 1.-The correct thing" is t
S patronize home industry.
t The Ladies Aid society gave a
entertainment Tuesday evening q
the residence of Mr.. Asa Hurse
for the benefit of the Parsonag
= or church and the usual fatterin
success attended the occasio
which characterizes the results {
all undertakings Of that estimabI
= society. Our force of city repol
u ters being some what crippled b
4 4 sickness and otherwise we al
unable to present minnie az
); count of the grand affair,
3, Saturday evening the foIlowin
% merry party Of young people er
; joyaed an impromptu da nee 3
the hoopitabIe home Of Hon. NJ
+. Baxter, Misses Ogene, FIorenc
> and Angelo Garreau, Osoniacl
= Rosa Elsie. Inez Crask, Gcnev
and Laura Stockcr, Ruth Hursey
Lucy and Sarah Baxter, CARR
Fayre. Mrs. !. o. Leonard an
Mcssrs. Abram, Rod, Kim, San
and Jiton Russ, Chester Pieri
Henry Gutierrez, George Gciger
Johnnie Seal, Ell. Ray G. Foun
tain andJ. Allen. Despite tn,
warm weather all report having
spent a pleasant'evenlng and were
royalty entertained.
In the annotated Code of the
State of Mississippi page 378
chapter 20, section 1922 will be
found. The following person are
and shall be punished as vagrants,
(a) Every able-bodied person
who lives without employment OF
labor, and who has no visible
means of support or maintainance;
(b) Every person who shall
abandon his wife or family with
out just cause, leaving her or them
without support and in danger of
becoming a public charge;
(c) Every keeper of house Of
public gambling or gaming;
(d) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !;
| (e) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ::
CD Every able-bodied person
who shall be begging for live
| lihood and;
| Cd Every common gambler or
| person who for the most part,