The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-06-28

'n,t., all right" it is all over town.
,..rs to be dull in court circles.
osople are welded to their folly.
s.,,,o,t has had another lynching
saturday was the longest day in
year.
,avertising in the DEMocRAT-STAR
.,.svs brings good results.
n, Ira Ford attended circuit court
mississippi City this week.
Rusiuess seems to be dull in all lines
these hot days
There are two vacant dwellings on
Psscagoula street.
Miss Jennie Northup visited Pensa-
cola, Fla. this week.
No gushers have come to the front at
Wilson'S Springs as yet.
Hot times in slippery almost every
ricbt in the week the boys say.
LAWYER II. Bloomfield attended circuit
,onrt at Mississippi City this week.
From appearances there will be q
tvining of orange blossoms soon in this
city.
Life, you know, is uncertain. Pay
vour subscription ere the summons
comes.
can't. P. Feore left Tuesday evening
on a pleasure trip to Texas and other
points.
Judre Garland G. Goff and wife, OF
Three Rivers were here shopping We'd
nesday.
Oh! when will we have a heavy down.
pour Of rain-a regular gully washer, log
hoater.
The oil fever in this section has cooled
down. Hardly ever hear the subject
mentioned.
The family Of Capt. J. P. Fox left on
last Saturday for Galveston, Texas, their
future home.
Judge Johnson Ware, of Vancleave
was at the court house on Monday on
legal business.
Rev. w. o. Stephen will hold divine
services in the Presbyterian church Sun
day at II q. m. and 4 p. m.
ut is no use trying for an alabaster
neck, girls" said the handsome woman,
nj You were not born with it."
Mr.. Ed. M. Taylor, of Vancleave was
here Sunday and Monday visiting his
daughter and friends at Moss Point.
The man who thinks money is plenti
full should be sent out to collect news
paper bills, and we think he will change
his mind.
Misses Gertie McCreadie and Laura
McKibbin, of Mobile are summerinp
with Mr.. Edmund Mitchell on Pasca'
goula river.
Watermelons are here by the two
horse wagon load and selling for ¢s
to As cents. The small boy and the
darkies are happy.
Mr. 7. F. Townsley and family, after
aresidence of six months here left fol-
New Orleans Tuesday, where they will
reside for the present.
Capt. G. A. X. Lawrence, Of Fairhope
Aar arrived here Monday morning with
his stanch schooner Stella loaded with
freight from the Gulf City.
The old market house of Mr.. M. G
Altman OF Delmas avenue is being re
paired and will be opened again so mi
time this fall for business.
Prof. D. D. Cowan says his farm is ii
hne condition, and after q while he will
nave enough stripped red meat water
melons to supply Jackson county.
Mr.. John II. Santa Cruz, our popular
station agent and alderman left Wednes
DAY, accompanied by his little son for
rev days visit to relatives at Elwood
near Chicago.
Mr.. M. Beck returned Wednesda,
from New Orleans, whittier he went'for
medical treatment somewhat improved
out not entirely well. We hope home
treatment will restore him to perfect
health.
Alarge fishing party went to the snap
per banks on the tug Berneice, Capt. s
H. bugge, last Sunday. Over three
hundred red snapper were caught by thu
!oiy fishermen. The party were wei
supplied with fish bait.
havely times in the tend erloin distric
monday evening. One young white mai
received a severe licking and secured