The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-12-01

l~' ,ime table of l.. & n. X. X.
odd Fellows hall needs a new coat u
paint here next Mon
hoard of supervisors meet Mon
-. ". S. Cooley has returned from
Florida. ors ara the
,.st merchants to trade WITH
u,,,s tbe crop of mullet and oysters
'' nood no one will starve here.
Hicks, of Mobile, is visiting
,nhtcr here, Mrs. J. w. Altman.
s,,y,ces Sunday at 1870 p. m in the
....r church. Pascagoula at 4 p. IN.
Misses Aline and Fannie Gautier from
a.. pa.cocoula visited relatives here
Monday.
uossrs /, Ira Ford and II. Bloomfield
..,andod circuit court at Bay ST. Louis
this week.
Gan, and Mrs. II. F. Sproul spent Sat-
,,1.y and Sunday with Mr.. G. IL. Alley
and family
Christmas falls on Monday this year,
IN, Il will not be a "blue Monday" with
many.
r,.o lao WAGONS have ceased to run in
Scranton. Coal and wood are In great
demand instead.
Mrs David Saucier was over from
West pascagoula Wednesday visiting
and shopping.
Rev. VIM. Hart will hold services in
the Methodist church on Sunday at 3
o'clock p. m.
Miss Fannie Toler, Of Ruston, La, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. ID. Bull
lard, on Cedar street.
Paw your town taxes before the 18th OF
December, and thereby save damages
which accrue after that date.
The work on the new jail is progress
ing, and will probably be completed by
the last of January.
Mr.. E.0 D. Fisher, a prominent Orlean
ian visited his sister, Mrs. +. c. West
phal the first part of the week.
Mrs. John Pollard, after n two weeks
visit to Mrs. e. w. Walker returned t.
her home in Mobile Monday.
Mr.. Ed. D. Mansfield and family ar
occupying the Duke residence, on nortl
PaSeagoula street.
Rev. Father A. Van Waesburghe, o
Pass Christian was a guest of Rev. w
Ten Brink on Monday.
Mr.. Edmond J.. Jane has purchase,
"Lady Wilkes a blooded mare from
Mr.. WV. Farnsworth.
Wild ducks are here in profusion an,
are being killed by our hunters and sol,
for IS to 10 cents per pair.
On account Of the alleged brea kin.
out OF scarlet fever, Miss Celeste Delma
has been compelled to close her schoo
at EScaiawapa for the present.
The unmitigated liar is a curse to an
community. The o they are gotte.
rid Of the better for the community,
Mississippi Coast Timbermen's Asst
cla''on will hold a meeting at 1880 Sa'
uruay evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
Mf'U H. Potter, a prosperous farme
Oh "rand Bay, Ala, brought to town
wagon load of yam potatoes Monday.
Mrs J.W. Raabe and Mrs. +. T.. Glen
anu laughter, Miss Mattel, of Barkle,
were mere shopping on Wednesday.
ZINES We're rather lively in town Sa
., h'sht' but no n got shot, cut ,
""ieo' some got it in the neck, thoug'
Npfopos, this is a good time to remir
aVe''alh little matron of the danger
house.
Inc nrNfn,-.
epEAocRAT-STAR job office turns O,
printing equal to that done in the cite
anu al prices lower for some classes
work.
.ap'' Chas' Boster, mine host of Il
IA. se'py'the-sea hotel, Pascagoul
cent City.
an nhgrateful wretch who turI
a', .he man who was his benefa
NV, aaa u'es to destroy his business
ti0, uvwh means. The day of retrib
"' Will surely come sooner or later.
Inc street commissioner is having
,troo. 'I'use on upper Pascagou
mai. making i, more substantial wi
LUX ballast walls.
Mrs. A. +. rhomasson. ,ccomn,u,
ner two children left Tuesday aft,
hon,a lot Nashville, Tenn, her futu
'ne regret of many friends he
t,. me DEhocnAr-srAn don't take adv,
Dana, "'s merely to fill up space in t
In pnt takes them at paving rat
u,,-0 s', The advertising and Job print
Of ,ba OF a newspaper is the ere,
,,a Brit. schooner Anita lumber Ind
70, g. we port Of Pascagoula and bou
Islam hucia went ashore on Di,
S,,n' AZ the entrance to Mobile II
h, s ,nn II, j, cumpsten will I'LL his re,
church. '.n'ment in the Presbytert
ocloo,. next Sunday afternoon n,
bali :, A cordial invition is exten,
Tsrkcl "na staunch friend, Capt. il
for the presented "o,s us with his yearly
for ON. ~, va Reliablen in time to :,
would h,'a aksgivins dinner, which
iulne..a' nave missed but for his thour
Marshal Brown.