The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-09-08

nOtMlInsIuiluliiE thtsc uuhi P"NNJ
times. A stranger from New York
dropped several hundred dollars in a
game Sunday night with our sports.
Sheriff G. d. Moore, who has been I'M
der treatment at the Hotel Dicu, New
Orleans, returned home last Friday
night, accompanied by his brother, Mr..
Arthur l.. Moore. Mr.. Moore's condi-
ton has slightly improved and there are
hopes for his entire restoration to health.
Mr.. w. Il. Marquis from Brunswick,
Ga, arrived here n few days ago to sue
coed Mr.. f.. II. Lamprey as secretary
and treasurer of the Farnsworth Lum-
Der Co., the latter returning to Mobile.
We extend to Mr.. Marquis a hearty
welcome.
Anna Claude, who taught the Olive
Branch public school at Ocean Springs
closed the session on the LIST inst. and
returned home Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Barnes departed Saturday
for his old home in Columbia, where he
will remain until quarantine and report
ed yellow fever troubles are settled.
The attractive and charming Misses
Marie G.. and Catherine Dreese, OF Sa-
vannah, Ga, after a delightful soionrn
in Pascagoula the guests of their cousin,
, Miss Marie Louise Grant took their de-
parture for Morgan City, La, via New Or
leans on Monday afternoon on a visit to
relatives in those places.
On account of quarantine and stop
page of travel to this plac +, many of the
livery horses are turned out Oh the grass
to get their feed as best they can until
the quarantine is raised and business is
resumed again.
Phillomena Claude, who taught the
Farley public school at Cross Roads
closed the session on Friday the LIST, and
returned home Saturday.
We do hope it will not be necessary to
organize another relief committee. Null
let and oysters are in abundance, and
the only thing lacking is energy on the
part of our people to catch them. Put
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your nets and tongs in order at once.
DR.. J. A. Tabor returned Wednesday
from his old home in Oxford junction,
Iowa, whittier he was summoned be-
cause of the death of his father. We
are glad to see the Doctor back, but truly
sympathize with him in the death of his
father. w
Messrs. Geo. N. Stray and J. D.. Hoog
, STRAIT, of Ludington, Mich, who pur'
l chased 4,4lO acres of timber land from
Mr.. w. C. West, of Ocean Springs, ant
paid $l3,320 therefor, were with us las
: week attending to the transfer of Thu
valuable tract of land. Mr.. }. /. Fore
, acted as attorney in the matter.
The British schooner Syanara, Capt
T.. Werner, master, 800 tons, from Kings
ston, Ja., arrived at Mitchell's dock OF
. Monday morning and discharged 81
crates and 20 bundles of cassaya root
or canes, which were Immediately re
!. shipped via the l.. q n. II. r., to LAX
May, Sandford, Fla, consigned to MI
+. G.. Perkins at that place.
y How sweet to all is cloves youn
DREAM and what can be more suggest
i've than the soft shining light of th
sweet silver moon, the gentle ripples c
the sea sending back n million sparklin
lights, while from away across its res
70 less bosom comes the delicious, coo
l. evening air. How can any one be stupi
enough to remain indoors.
l. The Commercial Cable Go. of Cuba @,
q PC. so ". to establish telegraphic con
munications between the United State
nr and Cuba. They will connect with tn
Postal Telegraph System, and their C
Y. Bile will prove of great benefit to all ha
NJ ing commercial or other relations wi
the West Indies.
". One of the most attractive homes
IN our town is that of Capt. Patrick Fec
is on Pascagoula street. In design it
built after the Canadian style OF arcf
lecture, which gives it a decidedly int
w vidual and distinguished appearance
80 Mrs. Feore, who is a lover of rare flo
ers has one of the prettiest gardens a
has it kept in beautiful order all t
year round.
-. County health officer, DR.. W. II. K'
has established q small pox pest hou
on the Rarreda farm a quarter OF a
Oh east of town. He has placed therein
IL white woman named Delphine Mil
MS with her little boy, who it is CLAIMED
sick with the disease. Robert Mathi
me is put in charge as guard. The house
phi about 80 yards from Mr.. j. W. Allma'
The residence, and is a nuisance to that g
tleman's family. Remove it!
nd Rob Matthew, the nurse and guard
la., the so-called small pox pest house
ar seen on our streets frequently Mkt
with the people. 1t is claimed that
has too, is just recovering from an attack
mt, the so-caiieo dlsease, pu' whiio "' '
me being treated he was attending a rega
and fell overheard when he had fey
but he is well now. 1t certainly wa
mild form of the disease, or he wo
have been dead ere this. Rob is all rig
He is getting ~ a day and board,
county footing the bills, etc. Who cal
a. Bob don't.
Fri
t to FROM SWARTWOUT.