The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-03-24
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The health of our town is remarkably s00''
..,,;uonial fever will break out here
next month";
NJ. C. Boruhorst has improved her property
Cd Cedar street
lain NJ. Laurendine is h'''"g d postum" nv
yo%ntgomery, A'a'
s,io,err, it is said, is the @livliest street in
,ovu during the night ti'ie'
alfalfa Greene Park" will soon materialize
and become a paradise for the niue TOTS
rho ad,od ends" have all been taken mp,
.,lt the town has plenty of good water.
,~.o.called negro ventriloqnist with a tar
40. ,,s in town Monday talking and singing.
mo thing has not PANIED out as we'll as its
rroiacto,s expected. all that glitters Is not
gold.
LAYERS Oak is visited these beautiful moon
r,bt NIGHTS BY I~oye-sick couples. They go IN
pairs NOW.
There will probably be two candidates for
n.tice of the peace for this end OF the beat
at the ensuing election.
Jndre c. /. Chidsev has emhell'shed the
'front.' Of his property with a new fence and
we'll laid off flower beds.
Thar is still more ro0m in the candidates
column Of the sold Reliable.' Candidates
for office, show your hand.
MISS Josie Foster, who has been conducting
tp Reeves school, returned to her home here
last Monday on the steamer Naleda.
Scrautou's hustling livery man, Mr.. Jas. G.
Blackwell has added another fine grey road
stsr to his already well stocked livery stable.
Immediate steps should be taken to open
the river road to Pascagoula. This can be
ACCOMPLISHED by both towns combining in de-
cisive action.
Mr.. ]. s. Glass, business manager of the
Southern Manufacturer, New Orleans, was in
our town this week preparing data for a write
up of this section.
The Peoples Exchange and Hotel building
has received a fresh coat Of paint in and out
side, and now presents one Of the neatest III
@stitutions in town.
Now is the tine to begin cleaning up our
tnwn, in advance of the coming warm season
Let the town marshal take the initiative and
see that the work is done.
Cart. A. l.. Davies, who is in command of
the government steamer Bessie plying be-
tween Mobile and C,eufuegos, Cuba, came
here Sunday on a visit to his family.
Second Lieutenant Robt. l.. Bullard, Fifth
t. ). Y. left Santiago de Cuba about 9TH
inst. for Scranton on a sick tnrlough. and
reached hts old home in Newton county tn is
week.
Mr.. W. D.. Hughes, accompanied by his
sister, Mis-, louise r. Hughes, visited New
orIrans last FRIDAY, Miss Hughes remaining
over a few DAYS with her friend, Mrs. Z. d.
Doau.
\ heal,htul and saluhrious climate, especial
" do|log the carly spring aud through the
entire summer is the in%ducement Scranton
ana FascagoOIa offer health and pleasure
seekers.
The schooner franklin, after a thorough
WtihanIihg, was successfully launched of
ION StlgIets ways Monday and Immediately
pressed INTO commission by her owner, Mr..
Ed. Mitchell.
Mr. +. ?. Scarclif moved into town from
bayon Cassoi,e last Saturday and has opened
q general merchandise business in the blue
s'"f'-house IoteIy occupied by Z. veillon, on
nelmas avenue.
A p~r"'iacted meeting commenced last night
m'"e Methodist church by the pastor, Rev.
"'h' Lewis, assisted BY Presiding Elder
''hVlons' The meeting will continue merriam
iva weeks. Everybody is invited to attend.
'"r"ogh an nnintentional error in our last
ISSUE we stated that Mr.. Leon Santa was 50.
"."'"g tue ice patronage for c.. II. Hudson
""'co Us not the case. Mr.. :Santo is handling
"e 'r ms own account, and we wish him ever,
success.
James Mclaughlin died here last FRIDAY
~ was buried the same dav in the Catholic
N"e'''I al PaScagoula, Rev. Father w. Ter
m'"", "nIc'a'ing. Mrs. Arthur Krebs and
MISS Lizzie Alley were kindly instrumental, /,
r'"'"'og respectable aud christian funera1
Tor the deceased.
on next Sunday, March Goth. the leran,
mer georgia will leave Mitchell's wharf
T,' y : H. Tor Biloxi, returning at 4:3O y. m
Affords the %svort,ve inclined an oppor
,' 10 witness the base ball game, which
VIII be called at | o'clock.
~. " A.. Bedingfeld, who has been in il
n' "r sometime at his home in Ripton
ra "Asa visitor here for dav or so las
'""en he left for Mobile. where he viii
,o,.a ""n'e and then probably 90 to Texas
""S 10 regain his health.
"" Tuesday last the Merchants Transports
,ha Wv 0e'a their annual meeting aud electe.
] ",og officers; G. NJ. Luce, president
pu.,' Nckibbin, rice president II, s
G.N secretary: Ed. Mitchell, treasurer
"'ce' general manager.
dis,,, w. A. White, of Biloxi, the popula,
u.". .s' attorney of this district, was here ,asl
and I"As'ng hands with his many friend,
e,n.. wang after his political fences. lie ex
Drvo'' 10 announce his candidacy in thu
Ar'SrAR ere the June roses bloom.
M'' Fritz salman, the leading merchant an,
dav ,oa, ."'fr OF Slidell, Ia, was here Satur
lono;D" ""'og after the school land timber be
u.n." 10 this county that is located il
Sr.n county. He paid the DEMOCRAT
kno,.. NV an appreciated visit. We hay
'"a Mr.. salman from his chi,dho od an,
atru.,n"''s commend him ,oour people q
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