The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-07-06

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,mplarjty breeds contempt
r,rv little sickness in Scranton.
|,,b oysters and crabs in abundance
.. ont for burglars-they are about.
rhe peach crop in this county is
iure this year.
There is "goatry" in full blast on
seasoula street
Very few vegetables on the market
pw for sale.
Thanks for the serenade of the Missis-
mi Coast Timbermen's Association.
Mr. W. t. Mcmillan, deputy sheriff
NM yancleaye, was here Monday Oh
siuess of legal character.
Mr. Geo. w. Tootle, one of Vancleavc's
rominent citizens, was business visi-
Or to the courthouse here Monday.
Only about half a crop of sweet pota-
ocs will be made in this county this year.
The saw log crop in Jackson county
1his promises to be immense.
Beautiful moonlight nights, and Low
ers Oak is again the resort of love-sick
people,
The girl that starts out n rapid rate
tOmetimes get a backset.
Omcers of the law should not look into
Ihecup when tits red.
The roads in the back country are in a
)eriblc condition, besides some bridges
shed away.
With the exception perhaps of tw,
bys it rained every day and night from
e Nth of May to the 2Sth of June.
The negro minstrels of Seligman 4
Iarks drew a pretty good crowd Satur
ay night, Notwithstanding the dul
lines and scarcity of money.
Miss Florence Neville came over from
iloxi Tuesday for visit with Mis-
ate Denny on Pascagoula river.
Mr., Paul s, Krebs from Gulfport visit
his relatives here this week.
Our kids are very progressive in way
hey are very efficient in the art of play
hg pool, shooting craps, smoking cigar
ties, eursing and swearing.
Mr.. W. NJ. Bush, who has been run
ling dairy at Villa Ada for nearly
ear, Is selling off his milch cows pre-
araory to leaving here. Heis sastitiet
na' the dairy business wont pay here
|ufpeople use more drinkables of a dit
rent kind than Jersey milk.
Assessor W. P. Ramsay, by reques
as been allowed by the Board of Super
'sors until the first Monday in Angus
file his rolls.
Inc recent heavy rains has damage
nc new steel bridge over Cedar creel
ioweVer the contractors are bound I
epalf 1t and keep 1T in repair for thre
eafs from the time it was received b
be Board,
"h u NJ. Luce was n business visito
ere Tuesday from Basin.
Vne OF Denny's progressive citizen,
,'',o' 'risham, was at the &C urt-hous
u'sday on legal business.
sOa'h Pascagoula street keeps up il
pu'a'loh as the most musical street
'aa'oh' Vocal, instrumental and il
"''le music, day and night
'ne Ut TWO little daughters CT Mr.. Ma
'urhoull, Camille Five and Louis
'u'ney are visiting their grandmotI
s IF. White at this place and the
as MIS- Eugene Gautier at West Pa
' ", aresldence of nearly year her
.n,s. d. Harris and family returned
a' ia, their former home. M
.S o,nl was in the employ Of the Farm
'0''h Lumber Co.
,.Mnday Rev. II. w. Van Hook vi
III IN the Methodist church at II
s&s7A5 p. m.
sscoast Accommodation train ru
= rs ~. t'ween Mobile and Biloxi is me,
N s"n w. 'he success that was expecte
ho = aa' proving very satisfactory to tho
sOs,, '"e TO visit our delightful al
ps''0r \, seashore resorts.
,Aoh s' uertrude and Fannie Freder
sra "avc been attending the session
,n.a invent Of Visitation at Mobile.
'' nome last week.
, = very enjoyable trip with /
''ss'ppi = ? Press Association membe
:. IA. Mayors returned home w,
n.y. n.y.. Their journey included s
o''y and Denver, Colorado.
~ sumner heat is tempered by /
A. y ofeeses from the gulf.
~. and Mrs. H. +. sproul OF ,
aer q Gertrude A. rtlett are rue
~. H. Alley and family.
'.v' McKibbin, former enr,n
steamer valeda, is now in char
NM. y engine room Of the N stsan ) J |,
4 y live'easy" whites and neproa.
,.' own are still rolling the hor ,r
~ s'1aally = some Of them % consr' ~,
: I n 4 sAfeos, and that ofIlcial doss n \
Ne qaeen's taste, n
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