The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-11-03

shurlan church ou''''S
ss.u. Luce, of Basin was here 0"
Eres Tuesday un.
| ,.,tber prophet says that all signs
ITO an open winter
b,s,souln road is receiving another
[rps to the beach
T., Ella Krebs opened the public
N a, p~ascagoula on the lSt'
hoard Of supervisors meet III reg
session next Monday
..dicates are being organized IN 'his
uty to gobble up all the pine ''''''''
b., y
4. .chooner Eleanor, Capt. A. II.
.sfrom Havana arrived in port sun
ylast.
N. Henry coulson moved INTO Mrs.
|cdle's cottage OF Cedar street Mon-
y,
NJ, and Mrs, Fritz D. Becht celeora-
their twentieth marriage annlVefSa-
last Sunday,
Mr.. J.. W. Altman Is suffering with an
utc attack Of rheumatism, conlinihg
m to his home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Murray died in the
bunty p%oor,housc on Tuesday evening"
|ctobet 9th, aged 6S years.
| No quarantine against New Orleans
ow. The bars Of the inquiry were let
bwn on the lst OF November.
Mr.. D. N. Armstrong, of Memphis,
|opped over here Monday on a visit to
Is friend, Cashier A. z. Thomasson.
Miss Emma Peterson left Sunday ev-
bing last for Escatawpa to assist Miss
eleste Delmas in her school at that
lace.
Mr., j. @. Theard was here from New
rleans sunday to inspect his sumner
ONE, which is in course of erection at
asasoula.
Nj. Geo. J. Santa Cruz, the efficient
|M joyial freight agent of the l.. II n,
Mobile, was a welcome Sunday visi'
b.
Mr.. Geo. S, Lcathprhury, Jr., Of Mo-
|le, was a business visitor here We'd
|esday, George is a hustling fellow, and
n all round, wide awake business man
Rev. j. T. Carpenter will preach il
be Methodist church Sunday at $3.50 p
P. All cordially invited to attend.
Taxpayers of Jackson county don
aiI to pay your taxes before the 18th
lay Of December, and thereby saw
damages.
Mr. Christian Nelson, wife and three
@hlaren, after a three years sojouru il
llwoOd, ILL.,, returned here last week I,
ASeup their permanent residence.
MI Edward Harrison, of Mobile, VIII,
Pulll the South African style two-stor,
'ouse two doors of the DEMoCRAT-STA.
Pilce' Is in town experimenting tn
earlHs down of his building. He il
t0as removing the material thereof
Mobile.
a handsome new trap reached her
Hec' IRON the mandatory last Frida
tapresellt to Mrs. Chas. A. Farnswort
'O" hef mother, Mrs John l.. Whit,
feF' Of Maysville, Ky.
susan Whitaker, a respectable colo:
woman, died at her home here MOI
lay morning at O'clock, aged 70 year
'ue was buried Tuesday, and her fune
was largely attended.
Deputy Sheriff j. d. Minor started
NV back country this week. c~ollectir
E' Sheriff Moore being yet t,
'eOie TO leave home.
i,n. ho'hund Mitchell and pref
uA'ghter Valeda came over Tue
~, 'tuln Biloxi to decorate the tomb
Enss,. M !. While here they we
Vi Mrs. j. A. Kaufman.
v'p's' BENZ. Benson. of the schoon
e Ne bayles and II. W. Burch, of I
sa0Onef LIT. Whltmore amo,
As week. VII
s,ao iol'owing teachers who receiv
MATES on the 18th inst. were M
Rss."'1 |. Crouch (white) and Lii
ns S'Ae rain Friday and Saturday, viii
ur th,oa weather. quite bracing for t,
llmo,. Jays, ana Tuesday night 1t v
ko,o o'o enough for frost. We NJ
s,,h"'' 'y in ship-yard circles contin,
t..' 0ut abatement. At Chris. On,
bulls 90 ship-yard several tug b
NE M. ,Ul Capt. Lee Kimball, Of Mob
y, uearins completion.
ca uhe painting and decorating Of
n sa' aS,". 'hurcn makes it one Of the
sldinn 'ces OF worship in Scranton. :
|Sna y OF the cross on the steen,e
erIer IN gold gold leaf. The exterior and
Geo. painting was executed by
sorkman n,and and reflects credit on
Otis, c.a p.endid three-mastcd scboo
bns, rSp ps. Fred Clinton, after the ,
Ia ths detention at quarantine arri
having msaa last Saturday. He rep,
70 Shin 1 made the passage from Hay
Motif. !. IN less than three day
q V the M Is hereby given that ! NEE,
ssasvo s',.sl s.lg Coast rimb ERIN
|ard.y, 4th Association will be held
'sf q the President.
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