The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-04-28
n~-Gohtful weather.

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april showers are scarce
s,me garden truck but A'E0'
..,r;es and blackberr'es so'"'
shines brightly these nights
,.,rv cousins in town this week.
's.,a.v.school will picnic Saturday
ubo comes totown court week 10
D.. eour, generally breaks into jail
,,.r,er of the Pascagou|a Canning
"p.ny has been approved by the I'' e. ,".
L.Cumpsten will preach IN the
r.brterian church Sunday at Il a. "' '''
paws one advertiser to wash out
s,h.r,s dirty linen in his own advertising
)cs. .n.
Ooite a number of improvements are oe'"t
n, which are addvns to the appearance u
town very much.
r..oaov evening a fine bouncing boy
BY arrived nt'he home of Mr. ''o' D''D'
on Lake avenue
n. ,r.mo schooner Emma is moored at
I,nsuOrth Lumber Co.'S wharf to load a
roo Of lumber for England.
A., Lutheran Sunday-school will g'vsshe'r
Inaal picnic on Bayou Chicot on friday
Az jth. All cordially invited.
Yam the Chinese laundryman has shut
shan and removed to Biloxi. He said no
.shss muchee' in Scranton.
IT., man who is convinced that advertising
u, MT nav is generally anxious to have an
tended personal notice every time he leaves
bwu or returns,
There is some kicking because the Cumber-
rd Telephoue poles take up so much room on
, streets, But that can't be helped, and
erefore must be injured.
Mrs n. Collie returned Wednesday from
obile. whittier she has been on a visit to her
Iughter, Mrs. H. E. Toenes, who is the proud
lO,her Of a son born April 18th.
Miss Emmie Blunden, after an extended
Ii, to her sister Mrs. Henry Hague, sailed
lam New Orleans for London, England, on 3.
Floridiau last Thursday, the 10th inst.
As A result Of the DEMocRAr-STAR's agita-
on for improvements about the station, the
& n. has commenced the the laying of a
bncrete platform to replace the plank one.
Mrs. L.P. DeJean accompanied Mrs. McVea
Dung and baby as far as New Orleans, the
liter continuing her trip to her old home at
linton, La, where she will spend two months.
Boru-Tn New Orleans, April II, 1899, to
h. JOS. T. Sullivan and wife, a daughter.
he mother will be remembered AZ Miss Leo
bra %Turnbull, who resided at rascagoula
kyeral yeats ago.
Hon. Joe Blanklnship, wife, sofs and dangh-
tr, of Lake Como, are on a visit Of a week to
II. B T. Duke and family, north Pascagoula
freet, Mr.. Blarknship is a brother. in-law OF
he Doctor.
Burglars are again at work in Scranton
early every night some dwelling house is
Uttered or attempted to be entered. Our citi-
Fns should keep their guns loaded and near at
a0d, and when the midnight thieves enter fire
them. .
0hro old friend Of many years, Col. r. Seal,
Mississippi City, was here attending court
onday. He seems feeble, but for one of his age
looks well. May he be spared for awhile
Pnger, il sour sincere wish.
On Friday and Saturday last the following
eachers were guests Of the Delmas House
Uses Marie F%oretIch, Elvina Cox, Annie Eg.
%, Mary Williams, Alice Scarborough ant
A@'ssrs' Clinton Ramsay, Tom Nj. Cox, d. c
Price.
hessrs' Murphy 4 Blackwell, funeral di,
ec'ors, have received a fine hearse and closet
arr'age, which they will use in their business
lie hearse is ornameuted with detachabl,
~fOclhxes aud is up to date in appearance.
IN May Nth and 18th the ladies' of tn,
''nolc church will give a Fair for the bened
Inc church. Tickets % cents; good 70
o'n evenings. Matinee for children on tn,
''n' TN lotake place at Odd Fellows Hall
"''o' T. Barnes requests us to state tina
ne reason he did not deliver vegetables to hi
"''o"eFs TINS week was owing to a seriou,
elaPSe' We trust that Mr.. Barnes will b
MY restored to health soon.
W.T. !" : II SETTLER, the able editor of tn
"'''esOnrg Progress, gave athe DEMOCRAT
''ARa pop call Saturday. He had been o.
"s'' 10 Moss Point relatives. He report
'Os'ess In ahealthy and prosperous con
,"e nfepressible Capt. ]. J. Evans, presiden
'oe Railroad Commission and candidate 70
'''''"n from the northern district, gave us
"'' snake OF the hand Monday aud said h
wanting to hold the same office for a
another term. Well, we believe he wi
II" Oy handsome majority.
among those who enjoyed an outing dow
was. SUNDAY evening we noticed the fol
lug Mr. W, D. Hughes aud Miss I.izzi
N Mr. r. G. Mansfield and sister Mis-
m"'' mr. ~ W. Alley and Misses Leons Pc
~ ''a Mamie stemper.
:. names of several persons living in Ii
~' ana elsewhere were entered on OF
R.ml" 's week as new subscribers to the "Ol
k.,.' Also qnlte-a number Of our oil
"' a m in and renewed their subscriI
i"ey say that can't keep house witho,
ne oFAocRAr.srAn.
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