The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-08-11

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DemOornt-star
s Telephone, Oaiee, No. IS.
o,,ncery court next Monday
.a' ~, w,v of the transgressor is hard
y" .onn,e-orm-clutch is here again
INV from Mobile to see his best
s'' ,., or later justice will overtake
Some mems notes are as s00d as '"'
',. rS. scuppernongs are ripe and in
abundance. ,, .o Ava
ents apiece 30 ,o IN
41ug-me-tight" busgles seem 10 '' ="
demand here .,,o,.-
W o,o.r coincidents do happen frequent
kin Scranton -,
scranton has but few desirable dwell
ins houses for rent
MAG. Delmas visited New orleans
on business Monday
MANY changes in business circles oc'
cur almost every day.
Mrs v P. Yelverton has returned
home from country visit
urL.A. Miller is dangerously i'll at
Ms hotel with Brights disease
o.,,ors of horses should be careful
,ow thcy drive them this hot weather
so-vices in the Methodist church next
vnnd,v morning aud night by Rev. W.
II. Lewis.
cuoid will cut some high capers on
pa,eayoula street "when the leaves be
gin to fall"
Rev =. f. Tucker (EpiscopaD will
nreacb in the Methodist church Sunday
at5.D pm.
Sheriff c, D. Moore is confined to his
nod seriously sick. His recovery Is ex-
trcmely doubtful
ourold friend, Oliver p. Edwards, OF
Ramsay, was here Tuesday looking aftel
land business
Mrs VIM. Blanchard and four children
are here from Mobile, the guests OF Mrs
LP DcJcan.
The "hello boy" was around this week
collecting the monthly dues to the
phones.
Cows, horses, dogs, hogs and goats
have undisturbed possession of th'
streets of Scranton.
Meslames Vincent De Luca and II. IL
PicCaluga, of New Orleans, were recen
visitors to the convent here.
The work on the river road to the town
Of Pascagoula is at dead stand still
What is the matter?
Mrs Mary Tarkel, accompanied by he
sister, Mrs. Matthews, is visiting he
sster-in-law, Mrs. II. Cole.
A young lady just returning from
Loyets Oak the other night said tn
weather was hotter than love.
Try and keep your liver and kidney
healthy, and it is very probable you viii
live longer than the usual span.
Very few "hobo" printers pass thi
way now. As soon As the weather get
cooler the march will be taken up.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. f. Cox will be taste
FULLY domlciled shortly in the residence
now occupied by Mr.. J. A. Kathman.
Ihegoyernmcnt survey steamer Mau
snow engaged in making another SUI
@yoi the river and bay channels.
Mr. L. Barron, of Bay st. Louis, wa
Ill town Monday looking after his ic
factory property on Pascagoula river.
MISS clcly Silva, lovely young lad
ol new Orleans, is visiting her aun
Mrs'J Ira Ford, on Pascagoula street.
Ata recent meeting of the Pilot Con
mlSsioners Capt s. II. Bugge was electe
OAR pilot to succeed Mr.. All Olsen, +,
tired.
MISS Matte Austin, of New Orleans,
"acher IN the Sophie Newcomb Inst
.u'e' was guest of Mrs. S. r. Thompso
Tuesday last
MI John NJ. Mathalla, postmaster
n"a''wout, this county, was a pleasar
,''''or 10 the DEMooRAT-STAR ofiit
tuesday John is ahustling Westerne
ana good citizen.
'S noticeable fact that people WI
W. r, "'S iof a church or society of an
A'au are the first to kick, because it
no' conducted according to their way ,
thinking.
nsociety a for the prevention of cruel,
"uumb animals should be organized
',a'', WIS town. Who will take the initiatol
'ep' toward such an organizationy
ona I" u minister of the gospel writing
ar VI 'he attaches of this office, say
n,' 40 enjoy the weekly visits Of Il
'IA0SclRAr-srAn SO very much"
M nf' A. Casanova and daughte,
MSS MISSES Noame and Amanda Cassanoy
hia ,eu mere Wednesday on visit wi
nova. % E. o"ee
, vn Tuesday afternoon an oil hon
wwu,ecled w with the Gautier saw mill
to,o' t' rascagoula was burned to q
s'Ound. Loss about $3.50.
%. those 70 who owe the DExocnAr-sr.
,sa always find some one in the of,
n,veelve no0,. and receipt for money due ,
co,l.a. wait to be called on by our mod,