The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-10-06

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hand falling naturally by his side; the $
left hand of the lady resting upon the
gentleman's upper arm, her right hand :,
lightly holding the dress" !
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE.-Our
types inadvertently miscredited Mrs. s
Julia Kotzum with the proper grade
certificate. The error was unintentional,
and we respectfully offer our apologies
to the accomplished little lady, and con-
graduate the Swartwout school on Sc
curing her services.
The juicy wild duck has made its
appearanceH in our waters. The hunters
are happy.
MI. w. r. Woods, of Messrs. Denny q
Woods left for L%auderdale county CIR
cult court Thursday.
On Tuesday night last about Q o'clock
Gabriel Skinner, colored, lost his dwell
ing house and contents by fire. The fire
started in the kitchen.
A crook representing himself to be a
iewelry drummer isdoing the hotel peo-
pie by leaving bogus baggage checks as
security for board. If he comes this way
shoot him through the sheritf's hands.
From a private letter received Thurs
day from Mississippi City IL death from
the prevailing fever is reported, n an
other death is expected hourly. The
writer says the fever has about run its
course.
Next Tuesday, the 10th inst. the editor
of the DEMocRAT-STAR expects to cele-
brate his g. birthday. His friends and
patrons will, therefore, take notice ana
govern themselves accordingly.
Nelson, our popular merchant, held
his fall opening Monday. 1t is needless
to say his great popularity as a pur-
chaser and displayer of fine goods was
the cause of his having a full store dur
ing the entire day and evening.
The weather has been so dry that the
leaves and trunks of the trees are SO
white from dust arising from the shells
! along the different roads as to give them
l the appearance of being covered will
frost.
We were visited by a slow, drizzilne
I rain Wednesday, which laid the dust anf
refreshed the garden truck. The wealth
err is now cool and fall-like.
. Jack James, a colored man, not onl.
> lost his dwelling house by fire, but hat
" Sl5 in rreenbacks and $5 in silver to burr
with the house. Jack is an industrious
thrifty man, and has the sympathy 0
a the white people of the town i'll his loss
Miss Hermena, the charming and pop
Mar daughter of Mrs. +. Lindinger celt
brated her. birthday last Saturda.
Music and dainty refreshments were Ell
loved by her numerous friends, who a.
sembled at her mothers hospitable nom
~ to congratulate her and present the
~ beautiful tokens of friendship.
" After most enjoyable visit OF severe
\ weeks to her friend, Mrs. l.. p. DeJear
y Miss NJ. +. Hall returned to her home
~ the Crescent City on Monday.
:. The schooner Helena +. Russell WI
y. sold by Special Deputy U. s. Marsha
:" J.. d. Minor on Monday. The successf'
bidders were the j.. n. Dantzler Lumb'
90 Co, paying therefor the sum Sl,510.
he During the winter of 1897 Mr.Jamv
nd Reed, one of the leading citizens an
merchants of Clay. Clay Co.. W. Va
struck his ley against a cake or ice
OPP such a anper as to brlise it severel
Use IT, became very much swollen ar
~. NAMED hin, so badly that he could NJ
N. walk without the aid OF crutcht
lie was treated by physicians. al
used several kinds Of liniment al
a., two and half gallons Of whisky
'as bathing it. but nothing gave any rell
A. until he began using Chamberlain
Pain Balm. This brought almost
cnlnplete cure in Il weeks time and
zen believes that had he not used I'll
RS. remedy his Ice would have had To
the amputated. Pain Balm is unequal
for sprains. and rheunlatlsln' L
,ud sale by McVae Young.
A call at the residence VI ME- ~
. " Thompson found Miss Dosia busily
gagged in 'giving u ~lesson'to Olivia,
tier Youngest daughter Of our popular m
bin chant, Mr.. J. h. Casanova. Little Oh
and played several difficult selections, VIII
Mrs. caused us to wonder ut the power
those little baby fingers, and certai
,sed reflects much credit on the ability OF
~. charming teacher.
Miss Lillian Alley left on Sunday
Mobile to re-enter Miss Hunters Sc
school. She was accompanied by
mother, who spent a few days visit
ully friends before returning home.
nrge
'ent. IL wish tn express my thanks 10
most m~anufact urers of Chamberlain's 20
rian Cholera and Diarrlnea Remedy.
having put on the market such u Y
derful medicine" says W. w. \
singill, If Beaumont, Texas AT
are many thousands Of mothers WI