The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-09-29
~ SEPTEMBER 30. 1899.
IOCHL NEWS.
IDensocrat.star

-.,,,. street is badly in need OF
shells. ..od sunday at
Mobile. .o, w;,, soou
he gone.
,.,.h ward eggs have iris" to 80 cents
D,,ot turnip seed now If you want q
mllcrop' Cor
,hite shoes.
Not a single suspicious case o. SICK
,s in town.
The .certiacate' racket did not WORK
nthe kings taste.
H. could not stand the odl"m ana
threw up the sponge. .rt
vordov last Mr.. Geo. Higgins return
edt Orange, Texas
Adhesive ayes" or "no" saves many
misunderstanding.
The Board Of Supervisors meet in reg
Mar session next Monday.
Newspaper advertising goes nome TO
vou-that is the kind that pays
Mr. G. ". valverde, of East Side, paid
business visit to Mobile Monday.
vbe straw hat will soon have to 60.
II has had its day for the year 80.
Miss Myra Alley returned home from
Mobile and Whistler, Ala, on Sunday.
some men try to get along without the
use of printers ink, hut IT. a poor way
Mr. !. "A. Miller left for New Orleans
Monday. from whence he will go to New
York.
Tho colored as we'll as the white boys
sport the squirrettailed cravat in scran'
ton.
Deputy Sheriff Ed. M. Taylor was
here from vancleayc Tuesday on busi
ness.
Services Sunday in the Lutheran
church at 7:N P. H., Pascagoula at 4:&
pm
Born on Monday morning to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chas. |. krebs a son. Our congrat
ulations
Marshal George II. Tardy, of Ocear
Springs was in town Sunday on Legal
business.
The DEMocRAT-STAR Office is receiving
more body type to be used Oh the "Olt
Reliable"
A front addition Is being put to tn.
shop occupied by Geo. Mosely, the col
ored barber.
Tom Stiglets says the mullet are so IA
now that they can't jump. They ar,
easily caught.
The beautiful home of Mr.. Adam Gau
tier was the scene Of a surprise part,
Tuesday night.
Mrs. ". Green was called up to Mobil
Sunday TO attend the funeral of her sis
ter, Mrs. Dan Pfeifer.
Wednesday morning the %thermometo
dropped down to the frost line, but W
did not see it--thp frost
Messrs. J. p. Smith and II. T.. Wood
man, Of Vancleavc were business visi
tors to Scranton Wednesday.
Mrs. dr. W. r. Kell and children re
turned Tuesday from their summer out
Ing at Pineville, N. c.
Mr. J. V. McKibbin, engineer OF tn
steamboat Valeda visited his parents il
MOBILE last Saturday and Sunday.
win the exception Of the Lutheral
anu catholic there are no services in TIL
churches these quarantine times.
MI. and Mrs, q. NJ. Luce and handsom
young son, Master Jex, returned las
saturday from an extended visit Nortf
DR.. L. Frank Griffin, dentist. ha
moved upstairs of the Frederic buildin
m'o 'he Office formerly occupied by ID.
W,0. Talbot.
Inc DeJean & Mitchell Co.. elegar
s'v'c' Is hiied with the latest styles {
'ai goods, from beautiful ribbons
elegant gowns.
"Ss FRANCES Clarke, who has spcn
.'erai weeks in our midst, the guest {
Mr' u IL. Alley and family returna
"'noay to her home in Whistler, Ala.
Mr.. Francis Codina, who has been e,
s"sea IN building the tug Native No.
'he past three months returned
MS nome in Mobile Tuesday, accomp
hled by his wife.
saturday last the apparatus for II
euslh OF the river and harbor arriv,
"''e IRON Galveston, Texas. The tuG
.em'hole and Josephine lowed the
to this port.
MT T.. F. Towns died very suddenly
"sart failure at Fontainebleau, Miss, {
unasy September "a, 1899, at : o'clocI
ssco - years. He leaves q wife 4,
laughter to mourn his loss.
A. .f .- rA tx
AS the water drop hollows the TOR
WIN the continuous newspaper adve
as orlng returns II put in the DEM
t"ArSrAn, the "Old Reliable" ~
"'n'e'print" and general newspaper.
among the leading stevedores asho
,nls week we noticed the followin
n nessrs' Harry Carr, Thomas and ste
ns'cniord, John Knox and Dan McC,
N.Y. who came up from ship Island.
a couple Of Jul prominent sportsm
y made q rather large bet on the wi
.sl OF Americas cup It the internstio
on yacht race. We go them one bet,
On the Columbia.
Requiem mass wss said on ruesd,
AhuTnlnR last IN, D. nm