The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-11-10

nan 10 hears from street p'"'"
by y, al, about good women, has .as no ,he "a wo,
p Ise, for her than he has '0f '"' w.
I'm he SANDERS
,..,s are fat and fine now
Y shooting is still going on here.
Cp.xp,,ck is in business in Mo-
4. scheme did not NJ nter'''''e as '"''
trcted' -. , visitor here
y, ,,e raising of quarantine comes
,lstive tramp .,u
", .crapping and cutting Saturday
,sthp on "slippery." 49,.
~. A,ce Hilands is principal OF inc
anse Grove public school,
h. r NJ. Barber, of Biloxi was IN
~, Monday on legal business
Election day here was very q'ie'' On
n saloons were closed OF COURSE
r.ore is a demand for larger and bet
dwelling houses for rent in this town.
!. w 7. Farracut is occupying a
",, IN thc Farnsworth Lumber
rs Office. >.
=. Thursday, November Goth Is
,s,ntscivinc. and our gobbler has not
rived as yet,
", w G. Parker is having his proper
occupied by Dr.. A. G. ulmer repaired
.d painted.
o... and Mrs. Peter Blanchard visit
ID New Orleans on business last friday
returning Saturday
Mr.. Joe Blanchard, VINO Is emp.oye'
in Mobile, spent few days with his pa
rents here recently,
N;sses y,eopa Pelham and Isabel Stem
ner are visiting their respective relatives
in New Orleans.
Mr.. Charles +. McLain, sheriff OF Mo
bile county, Ala, was a business visitor
to Scranton Tuesday.
Some boys were out Sunday nigh
changing signs and kicking up the dew
generally. Noarrests.
Our oyster dealers here have man!
orders for the Juicy bivalve for Thanks
giving day to be shipped away.
The work on the new Jail is progress
Inc slowly. It will not be completed by
the 18th of December as per contract. =
Little Miss Rosie Saucer, of Yves
Pacagoula, who has been seriously IL
with malaria is on the road to recovery
The hoard of supervisors met Monday
but were in session only one day, OWN!
to the small amount of business befor,
the body.
Nobody is sorry that the quarantin
bars have been let down, except the fel
lows who were getting something on
Of 1t.
The DEMocRAT-STAR job Office di
some job printing last week for partic
at Deer Park, Ala. and at Havana. Cubs
Blood will tell.
Rev. Father Aloysius Van Waes
hurshe, Of Pass Christian, who recent
returned from a European trip was
welcome visitor Tuesday.
Mt.W +. Frederic contemplates cree
inga modern store building on the sill
where stood the Harrison two-stor
building, on Delmas avenue.
Mt H.. y. Smith, n well-to-dO-farmer
"rahd Bay, Ala, visited our town Satu
day' lie reports a considerable amour
ol cane syrup made in his section.
Mr' id, Paquette, wife and daughte
MISS Melissa were ove from New o
ieahs and spent from Saturday unit
Monday at their west end villa, Pasc
goula.
Mrs N. c. stalworth, of Bayou Ca
S''e Will leave to-day (Friday) for M
"|e TO accept a position in the boo
'"'aery establishment of MI. G. L. Pc,
ers.
"e'' >. II. Carpenter, Of Moss Poi
peached a most excellent sermon In Il
rfeSoyterian church last Sunday afte
nOon 10 a large and appreciative co
gresation.
vi tuesday afternoon q barn fill,
WIN hay standing on the lot in the re
\" capt. John Brander's residence in Il
D''nern part of town was entirely CO
'uA'ed by fire. Loss about 500.
Inc survey of the river road betwe
1 y and Pascagoula and the Smelling
.''casonla road on the south e,
''le.ch are in evidence to show that I
'p'f''of Improvement is reviving.
,"e pEMocRAT-STAR has a new de-
n.' week in the person OF Euge
mOwh from Creole Town. Some day
%as DC President of these United Stat
granger things than that have h,
pened.
Mf' H. T.. Woodman, one Of our co,
good citizens, was in sttendan
'Ae supervisors court Monday, a
,e leaving for home handed in 81
p a,'' years subscription to the "(
Inc new steam scow built for
i"nsworth Lumber Co. will be pla'
u,s." commission in the up-river trade s
on a's' she will be in command Of CT
@engineer.
om,N an absence Of several we
" 10 Quarantine restrictions Il
h ".h. Lewis greeted his Methodist n,
mss.' sunday and preached stnight ,
n A,'lng between pastor and faock ,
''s9 cordial and mutual.
Cam me government tug boat VIM. We