The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-04-07
LOCHL NEWS.

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wont ont like a lion sure enough
Game people have wheels in the'r "eaus'
,rr,v has A timid set ofcandidates.
vow straw hats came out Easier' out o'd
not stay.
,,ho, "a about as changeable as some
people we know u.
It is still growing.
Faster was appropriately celebrated in sew
oral of the churches
S.r,r,on is a wheeling town. Nearly every
/ body goes on wheels
\ ,,torncy W. R. Woods visited Jackson on
legal business this week
Mr.. Joe Blanchard, of Mobile is visiting MS
r,r,uts 90 Krebs avenue.
T,sre lr,lots of gos!ings to be seen in the
uontry yards about town
us satautc majesty don't use any bait
ubsn he fishes for grumblers.
mia man that used to "walk BY night" is not
bere now. lie is in Tennessee.
yohodv seems to want the lucrative Office ct
JOstice of the Peace Of this end Of the beat.
Mr.. Felix A. Ladnier, a popular young
scantonian, is clelking at the Algona saloon.
Mr.. R. A.. Dmitry, the efficient light keep
arm Round Island station was in town Mon
day.
Miss Fannie Wolsch, of New Orleans spent
Sunday with her relative, Mrs. j. A. kath-
man.
The pEuoce.r-SrAR job Office don't turn
ont any osIop' job printing at cut-rate
prices.
Can't O. A. Peterson, of the schooner TRAY.
eler, spent two days at his home here this
week.
Joe Cruzat has bought an interest in the
Chicago restaurant adjoining the DEMOCRAT
STAR office.
Charlie Ross, after an absence of four
months returned to Bayou Cassotte from Sill
dell, La. Wednesday.
The schooner Nan NJ. Dantzler was hauled
out last Friday on Frentz's ship yard to be
strengthened aud repaired.
Some of the members Of the Baymen's
Benevolent and Protective Association are
still "arguiying" On the streets.
Mrs. l.. +. DeJean, accompanied by Mrs.
Chas. A. Farusworth went to New Orleans
Tuesday on short visit. Mrs. Farnsworth
will remain several days under medical treat
mrut. s
Miss Adele MERCER, of New Orleans after a
pleasant visit to her cousin Mrs. Eugene Gau-
tier at West pascagoula returned home this
week.
Rev. Henry Bennett will preach in the Rap
fist church Sunday at II a. m. aud Z 30 p. m.
Also at FnScagoula at $3.50 p. M. All are cor
daily invited.
Rev, Fathers Van Waesburche, Of Pass
Christian, Althof of Btookhaven and McNa-
mara oI NaDchcz, visited Father Ten Brink
here on Tuesday.
Rorn-0n the 2nd of April, 1899, in Scran-
ton, Miss. Ia Mr., and Mrs. Ed Mitchell, a son.
On the 5rl Of April, 1899, to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Adam Gantler, a son.
Mr.. A. e. Delmas is having bnilt a one
story building IN the front lot adjoining his
residence, 3OxiO feet, which he will utilize for
a general merchandise store,
Judge lelveStion, of Basin gave the DEMO
cRAr'SrARo Office a call Monday. lie is one of
oar oldest cash patrons. lie says he can't do
without the odd Reliable"
MISS Laura NcKibbin, Of Mobile, the beau
o'"l daughter of Engineer johnnie McKibbin,
"' the steamer Valeda, is on a visit to her
aunt Mrs. E.. Mitchell here.
Misses lissie and Eunice Ravens, Of Van
e'e"'e, Mss are visiting Mr.. W. }. Brnnson
ana 'anlly. While here Mss Eunice is at
tending the examination Of teachers.
Mr. ~ Crane, the clever manager Of the
singer Sewing Machine Co. of Mobile was a
v"'er al The DENocRAr-SrAR office Saturday.
"e're always made happy by his visits.
we were April-fooled. Several Of our de.
'"q"ent subscribers promised to nav M on
'"'' day. but mary" one showed up. But this
"""' Tile FIRST time we have been disappointed.
Mr. W. l.. Hamilton, of Harleston was a
m'"'""' caller at the DEMocRAr-SrAR Office
m""""E' lie is an old subscriber Of the "Old
"''o'e and keeps his subscription paid up.
on sunday last Carey's Unlnn League
"n o"x's Boston League met on the
By s'Ve" al FONT o. Pines and PLAYED a game of
'"'' winch went in favor of Carey's boys by
score of Ii to Q.
MF''' D. McKie, of the Biloxi Review, can.
''''e Tor f"s'er Representative from Harri-
,@' ana jackson counties gave the DEMOCRAT
once a call Wednesday. lie was here
'0oklng after his fences.
"''ames II. Franklin, Of New Orleans, ad-
user OF the Liverpool 4 London l. Globe In
."'""ce 20. was here last Saturday estimating
loss on the Freeman property, which was
'"'s destroyed by fire at Pascagoula.
W. Fox, Of Howell, dealer in naval
'''es and general merchandise called at The
Aoo8Ar'STAR Office last Friday and left an
~. 'r Job printing. lie found that our
,h' TOR iirs'-class printing was even lower
than Mobile.
'o.f' Dukes large fractions horse wal
D'"eu ny a Young colored man named vii.
""m Palmer, who mounted the animal and
n'"s'anding its desperate efforts t.
,mu" "'" Oft, succeeded in riding him abou,
town Saturday.
D 'e "'adys, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
,Na'tw"ut, about nine years old, died las,
i''ay at their hume in Swartwou,. She wn,
nn amiaO'e, sweet child, whom every an. loy.d
"e'"e"' was at Grand Bay, Ala. W,
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