The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-04-14
I>OCHL NEWS.

The piculc SpHsUu > ~
Iioht fros, here Monday morning.
The guilty always squeal when hit.
p;sb and oysters are plentiful here.
Ian, ;s oyer-now for fun and frolick.
o,r bovs have the base ball fever bad.
Rather too cool for linen suits and straw
hats.
Dali dawn the blinds before you kiss your
best girl.
Il makes them vince every time We hit on
the raw.
There has been blood on the moon for sew
eral days.
Creole gumbo is the popular dish at all our
entertainments.
Mrs. A. D. Cleveland, Of Mobile attended
cboucerv court here this week.
Mr.. Pedro R. Jane returned from Havana
nm the schooner Sirocco Tuesday.
Mrs. f, J.. Randall was here from Mobile
this week attending chancery court.
Mr.. S. G. Harris, of Macon, Miss. represent.
ius the Order of Columbus, is in town.
Miss Ada Larson, who has been attending
sehopl at Whistler, Ala, is now at home.
Preparations are being made to enlarge and
nl,ce electric lights in the Catholic church.
Divine services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday at 1870 p. m. All cordially invited.
The steamboat valeda left on Monday for
up the river points With a full cargo of mer-
chandise.
Mr.. NJ. L.. yalverde is in charge Of the
freight warehouse aud baggage room of the l..
1 \. here.
The chicken crop in this section this spring
is failure, aud the Selshore Camp Meeting
opens in July.
Capt. c. 7, Irving, manager Of the New
Venice Manufacturing Co., visited New Or
leans recently,
Misses Lily and Theresa Vennemann and !.
DELAYS, of New Orleans visited the Convent
here last Sunday.
The Lillian A., Capt, s. R. Thompson, mas
ter, arrived from Mobile with u large freight
Monday evening.
Miss Mamie Watts visited her home folks
last week. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Sam Mcdonald and baoy.
Rev. Father W. Ten Brink left last Monday
morning to participate in the annual retreat Of
tie priesthood at Natchez.
Hon. +. NJ. Barber, of Biloxi, candidate for
lieutenant Governor, WAS IN attendance on
ehaocrry couIt here this week.
Mr.. A. F. Thomasson aud family have
n"ved inn their new and elegant dwelling
house on ker street.
Don't forget that the County Democratic
Executive Committee meet in the court house
Saturday, 18th INST. at II 80 y. M.
When condrmnlng some one for a fault rx-
anime Yourself aud STE if IN are not MS bad or
worse than the person condemned.
Mrs. G, W. Eyrritt left Tuesday afternoon
Tor her former home near Cuba, Ala, to see
her sister, Mrs. |. e. Phelps, who is i'll.
The steamer Georgia came of Frrnlz's ship
WAYS last week thoroughly renovated. The
Georgia Is the fastest vessel in these waters.
a man who will 60 into a court of Justice
aud swear to a deliberate lie is not to be trust
ed under any circumstances. Nothing is too
mean Tor him to do; he would murder his
mother.
We are indebted to Mr.. II. Couret, dealer in
fruits, vegetables, etc, for a large. ripe and
"'''e'""S pineapple, which was enjoyed by our
whole family.
Inc DENocRAr-SrAR is steadily increasing
"e"c"'a'i"n IN the county as we'll as abroad.
advertisers should not Target this when they
want TO receive good returns,
Miss Laura Gautier returned from New Or.
leans last Thursday week. occompanied bv
bliss AnI'ne lac Bon, who remained until Mon.
0S''oe guest of Mrs. W. NJ. CAVITY.
"'"e examination last Friday and Satur.
uay The following teachers passed and l,cenccd
"'e'ch IN The public schools OF this county,
n'ms hun'ce Ravens, vancleave, Miss Laura
Rolls, Scranton.
'"neh party is to be given tonight Fri.
%,' ~ the residence of Mr.. J.. N. Larson, or
"'e avenue, far the benefit of the Methodist
munster Admission free for children. La.
dies to bring lunches.
Mr. VIM, Alberts, who has accounted tn,
n'"" "t mate of the schooner Nan N
.'"Ne'' lett Saturday Tor New York for tn.
J"r'e" entering a nautical College to com
were hts education as a navigator.
"e"' 7. Hewes, Of Harrison county
w",'"'e'r tioster Representative was here
e'"e'oay Tor a few hours. lie feels conf.
y" ha' he will carry Harrison coun,y by Al
%,'ae'"'ng majority. Next week he viii
cl.i"'. VISIT this county and present hi,
'" our people and AJAX their support.
r"' understand that the holder,
n w. called upon by the authorities to com
NV" Tue terms Of the sidewalk ordinanc,
mo- W the town council a couple Of month";
enf.u ."e'e should be no kicking against tn,
"eemeat of the ordinance.
den, .r p" 'es'or, OF New Orleans, presi
fin, '"e Scrswpau's BENEVOLENT Associa
~ passed Tuesday in town and left on III,
ma. ."e' Georgia for Ship Island weduesdsy
in,a y" M. Nes'or was called here to lool
.,,.. ''o"' troubles and his decision will b.
s'''' looked for in our next issue.
~a 'ocs' architect. Mr.. John Stone n.
prepared plans for IN. .-.,,,...
~r"'e'ee for Mr.. W. D. Hughes. Of n. w.ll
,on,. urn Of Hughes = Herrick, q P.sc.
strs s'ee'' That portion Of Psscseoul
and H.. Tue residencesof Messrs. Hsrric
sr.,,. 't"e' are 10 be erected will present
improved appearance when completed
A,.o,,..pp' Coast Timbsrmeu's Benevclen
fol,o~,''"n 70 q chartered ns,itu,icu With N
J"h" as 0r'cers' James McPsn,, pr,,id.n,
:" 'ones, vice pres;d.r,, w. n ~