The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-24

envelopes, cards, statements, circulars,
tags, posters printed in the best style OF
the art and on good material. We do no
Cheap John" sloppy work, but our pri-
ces for first-class work are reasonable.
Remember that the DEMoCRAT-STAR Of
flee is the place, ON Delmas avenue.
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The schooner Two Sons from Ocean
Springs loaded cargo OF lumber at the
Gautier mill, West Pascagoula, for Mr..
J. ID. Minor, lumber dealer at the former
place.
For the last five days the weather has
been intensely hot. The Thermometer
has registered from 50 to "a, the warmest
spell experienced this season. Rain Is
needed.
Capt. Jas. McKibbin, the well-known
boat builder of the Gulf City, and
daughter, Miss Mary, were guests for
few days of the Captains daughter here,
Mrs. T.. Mitchell.
Misses Lizzie and Lillian Alley and
Kate Peterson, after stay OF about
three weeks at Asheville, N. c., and
vicinity, returned home Tuesday, much
improved in health.
Tuesday afternoon last Mr.. 9. CON,
sawyer at the mill of the Cirlot-Holmes
Lumber Co., severely cut himself in the
right leg with an adj. The wound was
dressed by DR.. w. Il. Kell.
Misses Victorine Becht and Julia
Jones, who have been spending few
days in Biloxi, returned home Monday
night, accompanied by Miss B. Tucei,
who will be Miss Becht's guest.
Mrs. James Parker and Misses Laura
Parker and Emily Grieshaber, after
few days visit here to Mrs. w. +. A.
Parker and son, returned to their re-
spec tive homes in New Orleans Sunday.
We solicit your orders for job work.
Neat and tasty work at reasonable fig
ures. No need to send to New Orleans
when we can do your work just as good,
if not better at home.
The spirit of improvement, which has
benignly settled upon Scranton and un-
taken the repairing of the streets and
sidewalks is a move in the proper direc-
ton. Let us hope that it will be kept
up until our town will be the most sub
stantial on the gulf coast.
Recently DR.. Geo. A. Rem, of Raleigh,
N. c., anephew Of our fellow-townsman,
Mr.. G. H. Alley, was appointed a surgeon
in the U. s. army, and has started for
China, via San Francisco. DR.. Rem is
quite favorite with the army surgeons,
and his appointment will give much
pleasure to his large circle of friends,
Sergeant G. II. McCrery left Monday
morning for Jackson with five of the
Moss Point strikers, convicted at the re-
cent special term of circuit court and
sentenced to ten years in the peniten
tiary. Hezeziah Plenny, who was con-
victed as being the leader of the gang
has taken an appeal to the supreme
court.
After almost seasons sojourn in oul
delightful town, Prof. Jas. A. Kathman
of Georgetown University, left for New
Orleans Sunday, accompanied by Mr.
v. Wolsch and sister, Miss Louise, O
New Orleans, who have been guests o
Mr.. L. +. Cox and family during thu
summer, and Miss Laura McKibbin, o
Mobile.
Mr.. Jack Hogan returned to Mobile
Thursday, after most delightful visi
of five weeks, the guest of Mrs. Dol
Davis. Jack says there is no place lik'
old Scranton, having gained twelve
pounds while here No wonder with tn,
sea breeze, fine fat mullet, pure ricl
dairy milk, drives on our beautiful shel
roads, who would not get fat?
The entertainment given at Odd Eel
lows Hall last Friday night at the clos
ing of the Teachers Institute, was
pleasant affair. Songs, instrumental
music and recitations were the feature
. of the evening. The songs by Mis-
Bessie Fox and recitation, "The Sat
Hunt" by DR.. b. f. Duke, were excel
lently rendered. All in all the affai
was q social success.
Our enterprising stevedore, Mr.. }. j
Feore, recently purchased the three
,, masted schooner Flora Morang, 242 tons
' owned by Messrs. Crowell Il Co., Q
Tampa. Fla. for cash consideration G
: 5000. Mr.. Feore has as his associate
in the ownership Of the vessel sewers
prominent local business men. Th
Morang will be in command of Capt. "
e l.. Alley, and will load q cargo OF lun
ber at w. Denny Il Co.'s mill for Color
. Next Monday evening musical tres
will be given by Miss Mathilda
l. Bruguiere at Odd Fellows Opera Hous
!, at $50 p. m. Her recitals are somethin
q that have gained the greatest praise
the leading cities of this country, vi
= rope and Mexico Miss Bruguiere is pa
Il excellence in her role, a nightingale
@ the South, being Louisiana born and "
being LOuisiana's nearest nelghbor N