The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-03-17

al mel are wv "'""s
r,r, volt taken any canning factory STOCK
r,mp,, little and big black and white con-
,uue to cone ana co.
Y. B. Carey p,id New Orleans a
~,n.ine,s visit Tuesday last
,.;h ,ot,,o crop is a failurethis season,
M, first time in many years
NJ, Pedro Jane left on the schooner 'r'''o
ri, to Havana last week.
a., Cox visited New Orleans Tuesday,
.~,nb,oiur business with pleasure
-. l,;o Norris came down from Mobile
Sunday on a visit to Mrs. B. II. Pickett
u., IN this portion of The county are golng
N, rr the Florida velvet beans thus year.
CANA ,oorle are prone to carry some things
and thereby becnme ridiculous.
w,,oh tho candidates column. II is grow
,,.r with every issue Of the DEMOCRAT
stan.
Hare your lab printing done at the DEMO-
..r q Az office. Artistic work at reasona-
bic prices.
!, r.ioed Sunday evening, which prevented
..,si..s beius held in any of the churches Sun
day night.
Mrs. ". S. Cooley, Misses Elma L'nd'nCer
and Loo Roberts are visiting New Orleans
this week.
More new subscribers entered IN our sub
.,,ir,;,r hook this week for the "0ld Reliable"
More to follow.
Cal. /. B. Lyon and party, Of Chicago. spent
several DAYS last week at the Cottage by.the-
Sea, pascaguula.
suecinl term Of the chancery court on the
second Monday Of April. See notice in adj
%ver,ising columns.
Mr.. Ed. F. Hudson has engaged with his
bro,her, Mr.. C.. II. Hudson in the grocery aud
manufacturing business.
G.. F.. A. Mansfield Is clerkinr at W. NJ.
Canty's, and Robert Reinscke holds a clerk
ship at D.. D. Valyerde's.
Miss Annie Sebastian, an accomplished
Young society belle Of the Crescent City, ia
visiting her friend, Mrs. W. N. Cantv.
Misses i.'Estrange and Robbins, charming
ladies' from the schooner Ruby are guests of
Mss Minnie Feore IN Pascagoula street.
M. , .., oC IT,.,, Ctfv Tam
is visiting his brother, Mr.. John Lynn, ma
chinist at Farnsworth Lumber Co.'s mill.
The schooner Anna NJ. Stammer is getting
her apuer decks calked at Freutz's ship-yard
PREPARATORY to loading with acargo of lum Der.
There will he services in the PRESBYTERIAN
church SUNDAY afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev.
H.. Cump>ten, to which all are invited to
attcud.
The organization Of the Havmen's Benevo-
lent Association caused quite u stir among
the working men and steved'Ies Munday and
Tuesday.
The schooner Slater, Capt. Andrews, and a
numher of olher vessels left the port of Pas
cae"nla laden with lumber tor Havana and
other Cobau ports.
We we're shown the plans for the new resi-
deuce of uur popular fellow -,ownsman, Mr..
l.. D. %llerrick, which will give him the nat
test home in town.
Mr.. A. W. Herman, wife and little dsuphte,
ir'ne' Of South Haven, Mich, who have beer
s'l"urnIng with Capt, and Mrs. JAS. Smith
Viii return home shortly.
Inspectors of bulls and boilers, Messrs
i"'lor and OBrlen, came here Wednesday u
inspect The steamers Valeda, Victor aud Ev,
which were given the usual certificates Ia cper
ate.
Mr. Joseph 5. Cain, of Mobile, was in tow
TUESDAY, aud we were glad to see our old M
esteemed friend looSing so spry and Young
III Is on a vist to his snn-in-law, Mr.. r. L
Raor, at East Side.
Mr. Joe Anderson, of Quitman, formerly /,
'"'S place, was acalIer at the D~EMoeRAr-SrA
once Tuesday. Mr.. Anderson is a lawyer /,
considerable ability, and it is rumored her
.a"' he will stand for district attorney Of hi
u's'r'c' at the coming election.
"r' W. W. Farnsworth, of our town an
"enard Hovey, of Detroit, Mich r,
"'"eu sunday from a ten days jaunt ,hr
"e p'hey woods in the northern mart Of thi
Jerry, Greene and Harrison counties, whe,
"ey found o IN magnificent timber.
Mr. D.. W.. Altman, our up.to.dste butche
was feeling his best Monday morning last, ar
cat out the bag. AYES" he said
nn, ""e now. On Wednesday, the Sth, a I'll
1--WE !tarl'ng arrived a, INV house, and lie h,
""e 10 stay We may name him Dewey"
."e mineral of Moses Byrd who was kill,
w'ae oreoso'e Works, West pascapoula. la
"eo0esd"y week, took place Thursday folio,
Al. '"e remains were buried in the Meth
m S'A'eyard, on Jackson street, BY
member. ""S = 81
co,.'p 'a'verde, the representative al
moi. appointed to solicit stock Tor I
r,%s'''d canning factory, visited Mobile Il
Where he was msssursbly successr
,hs '' h. P. DeJean snd W. NJ. Csnty,
vh.. "e committee, visited New Orlesl
'.e'e they met with success.
e, mat Unknown mariner, Capt. Jon
r;.S, =" the s'aunch schooner Oscar g..
.ea last Friday from Hav.u., having ex,
,eOeed northwest gales. Tie brought Is
e,kef'' d J. Cunningham, Jr., son Of
ps". Waterman of Scranton, who was v
"""d's Im"nnes ia Cubs.
Inc Jackson county board If h e.,,b me-.
.xa'ar session Monday las. in IL. court. hou
"e"oers present. Routine business '
"."sa''sd' Dr.. D. F. Duke, ou.-sntio.
.ps''o', made his repor, to III. board 10 .
son. and he assured the board ,hs, n. :
.,,,. u = healthy condition., and ,h.. B.
'''e' In his inspee,ios.
ar' and Mrs. Fr.~cis codic.. j, Nah
r. over Saturday until SUNDAY n
.s'as relatives and frissds here, NJ. Co
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