The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-08-02

|I0CHk NEWS
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New ralro'd is the talk.
,,.n,e men, 20 to farming.
NJ, ,,her dull in court circles.
Nv. milding boom is about over here
,,.,ors don't seem to have much
@a| =, HYDE has located at Hatties'
wv rsl weather is predicted here this
=. lime freely and there will be less
atisss' .,
|rn (pr.)w saucier visited Biloxi
HE
paaty'
snnton is destined 70 become " rail-
nd terminal.
v. Marshall Turner, Of Mobile was in
his city Tuesday.
The ysgrant law ought to be strictly
otorced In this town.
hammers are here taking orders for
Il and winter goods.
Mr.. John D. Gray, of Brewton was a
usipess visitor Monday.
There Is more peace and profltin farm
II than clerking in cities.
Mr.. W. P. FURY from Brewton was in
pvn Monday on business.
Since the stores close at 6 O'Clock p. m.
he clerks ore as happy as larks.
An advertisement in the DEMOCRAT.
bar always brings good results.
Yellow leg frying size chickens are
kong at twenty-five cents q head.
Capt. O. B. Lyons, Of Pensacola visited
friends here the first Of the week.
There orc many beautiful and pictur-
.sque spots hereabouts to build upon.
The Farnsworth Lumber Co.'S. River
side mill is closed down for lack Of logs.
Mr.. Ben Hamilton, Of st. Elmo spent
evening here purchasing lum-
Der,
Some figs are shipped from here to
Biloxi to the Barrataria Canning Fac
ory
On account Of the long drouth the corn
cop in this county is not as good as last
Miss Mabel Pinder, Of Mobile is visit
BIZ her friend Miss Emma Pelham on
street.
Col, W. r. Snyder, Of Ocean Springs
NJ a business visitor to the county
ipital Monday.
Miss Hermena Lindinger, who is
sitting in Mobile will return home this
afternoon.
The DEMooRAT-STAR considers 1t tho
duty Of the authorities to sup
iess vice and crime.
Miss Lizzie Sbisa, al attractive young
'dy, Of New Orleans is visiting Mrs. l..
Cox, on Jackson avenue.
Hon. J,P. Walworth, the newly ap.
postmaster Of Natchez was q
usiness visitor here Monday.
A simple mention Of the loss Of q scarf
through the DEMoCRAT-STAR was
means Of its return to the owner.
Torebio and Clarence Castanero are
in the Palace Pharmacy hay
purchased NJ. w. Hyde's interest.
Miss Angie Warren, one of Grand
pays most accomplished young ladies
Is visiting her sisters and brother here.
Rev. Mitchell will preach in the
Dap'lss church tonight friday at 8
'ciock' All cordially invited to attend.
Inc game Of ball between Moss Point
'no scranton last Sunday went all
efan'on's way. The score stood Is to 8.
Notwithstanding the great abundance
= ls' and oysters, Scranton supports
VI fresh meat markets and two baker.
MISSES Lucine De Buys and Helen
eanemann, Of New Orleans are guests
MISS Irene Krebs, on Pascagoula
yer.
no.ei de Loughridge has about twenty
some Of whom are wanted
'ewhere for various ofYenses known to
law.
Al we people would work or farm In.
OF gingle and frolic, there would
' = STATE OF prosperity at once for this
sction.
Nv recruits here for "Uncle SAM"
'ullet chasing, crab catching and Gran
'vsns are more enticing and less
1gerous,
y .sople living in glass houses should
~, : "',ow stones." Mud singing is not
WI better when the clods are from o
NY pile or hole.
W.T. wallace Montross, the affable and
' tuus0lae day clerk Of the Mexican Gulf
~, " rass Christian made q brief
:" Aefe on Monday.
. =. mas E. Pabst, Of Ocean Springs,
,,hM Inv. 'ae most scientific horticulturists
.a'' country was here Monday on