The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-06-29

rather w. Ten Brink. Gold medals, do
mated by the reverend father were
awarded to Miss Nancy Denny and Mas
ter Herbert CAVITY. Prize of honor
awarded Miss Anirah White and
medal of honor to Master Onohro Bot
tone, which concluded the program.
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Ohicial Vote at the Democratic Primary.
Scranton, Jackson Co.. Miss, June %. 1900.
Hon. &C. Miller, chairman.
| hereby certify that the below is the
correct vote cast in this Jackson coun-
ty) at the Democratic primary election
held IN June q, 1900:
For Delegates at Large.
Scranton-H. d. Money, SO; Moss
Point, Is: Ocean Springs, II; P~ascagou-
In, 8; total, l06.
Scranton-A. II. Longino, 49,; Moss
Point, l6; Ocean Springs, AZ; Pascagou-
la, 6; total, 100.
Scranton-R. II. Henry, 80; Moss
Point, 10; Ocean Springs, 81; Pascagou-
la 8; total, 93.
Scranton-Wm. v. Sullivan, s; Moss
Point, IA; Ocean Springs, 80; Pascagou-
Ia. @; total, 40.
Scranton-W. ID. Cameron, B: Moss
Point, I; Ocean Springs, 81; Pascagoula,
g; total 46.
For Acknowledgements at Large.
Scranton-B. F. Ward, 81; Moss Point,
10; Ocean Springs, 81; P~ascagonla, 8;
total, ITO. r N6tS #F'Li'
Scranton-J. d. McInnis, 81; Moss
Point, rs; Ocean Springs, SO; P~ascagou-
la, 8; total, 1903.
Scranton-i. r. Page, 81; Moss Point,
10; Ocean Springs, so; P~ascagoula 6,
scandinavian. b. Boddie, 81; Moss
Point, IS; Ocean Springs, 40; P%ascagou-
H., q; total, lOS.
For District Delegate.
standardization j. Bowers, So; Moss
Point, Is: Ocean Springs, so; Pascagou-
la, 9; total, ITO.
S%cranton--J. II. Jones, 80; Moss Point,
10; Ocean Springs, 50; Pascagoula, 6;
total, 40.
For Alternate-District Delegate.
Scranton-N. p. Bonney, 3S; Moss
Point, Is; Ocean Springs, 50; P~ascagou-
la, 8; total, H.
Scranton C. Wood Magee, So; Moss
Point, 10; Ocean Springs, 81; Pascagou-
la, d; total, i'll.
For Presidential Electors at Large.
Scranton-James +. McCool, IS; Moss
Point, Is; Ocean Springs, 81; P%ascagou-
la. 8; total IL.
Scranton-T. Z. Sisson, 80; Moss Point.
Ii; Ocean Springs, 81; PascagOula, 6;
total, Ill.
For District Presidential Elector.
Scranton-Evon NJ. Barber, 80; Moss
Point. 49,; Ocean Springs, 81; Pascagou-
la, q; total, III.
At twelve boxes in the county no cleo
ton was held. W.R. WOODS.
Chairman County Elk. Committee.
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The Board of Supervisors meet in reg
ular session Monday.
Solomon Frederic returned from
Spring Hill College Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Woods and little
son left for Meridian Wednesday.
Some of our merchants will close their
stores on the Fourth of July at y a. m.
Mr.. Chas. Il. Mason from Milton, Fla.
is visiting the family of Mrs. G. +. Pc
terson on Pascagoula street.
Mrs. X. j. Derbes with her little daugh-
ter and brother are summering at Miss
Isabel Delmas' On Pascagoula river.
Miss Rosa Roska, wife of the baker.
Frank Roska, was brought home Friday
from the Asylum hospital at Jackson,
slightly improved.
Mrs. p. X. Mayors, who accompanied
the Mississippi Press Excursion to Den.
yer and the Rockies wires us from
Omaha that she expects to be at home
on or about the Sd of July.
Master JAS. Gautier, who has been at
tending the session at st. Stanislaus
College, Bay 81. Louis, returned home
Wednesday to West P~ascagoula, accom-
panied by Mrs. J. A. Donovan and his
sisters, Misses Fannie, Celeste and Pearl
Gautier.
All members Of the Ladies Aid Societ
of the Methodist church are earnestly
requested to meet at the residence of Mr..
McVea Young on Monday, July I'd, a,
$3.50 p. m. Business of importance to be
transacted. MRS. M. LARSON, Pres.
There are many beautiful voices in our
midst, which are to be heard on the
streets whistling rag time songs, and al
the piano in dulcet tones singing love
ditties to fair maidens, but which is oul
choir hat can boast Of fine male voices
appraised in chants to the glory of God.
Mr.. Ed. Mitchell, our en~terprising
townsman, has enlarged his coal yard on
the river. 1t will be a surprise to any
one who cares to pay a visit at the fovl
of Krebs enu and view these i'm.
provements, which go to prove that
Scranton is growing from a little town
into a city In the neal future. In addi-
ton to handling coal Mr.. Mitchell is now
engagedin handling brick.
The dredging Of Pascagoula bay chan |
mel is progressing ~favorably, and bears !
testimony Of the energy and scientific
knowledge of the business in hand b, :
the contractors, Messrs. Chas. Clarke 4
Go. The sand, which il being pumped |
out of the channel Is used in filling up
the low places along the route laid GU,
for the new roadway TO Pascagouia
This road, when completed, will be one
Of the finest along the gulf coast. and
will furnish q route in full view Of the
water course and a great addition to the
pleasure Of carriage driving.
Our weather prophet true to the real
spirit Of independence, which always !
loves to make the Fourth Of July a