The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-11-01

gamDllnS, raining, seiAihS Ao''oAJ
cts and the meaness of our population
generally. 1t was the warmest shaking
up of the evil doers Of this place that
ever fell from the lips Of any Judge that
ever presided over the courts OF TINS
county. We believe the charge OF Judge
Neville will produce good fruit.
Major Fred Hess is on business visit
to Lucedale.
VIC. Bloyd, of Chicago arrived here
this week to seek clerkship.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Rourke, visited
Mobile Wednesday.
Mr.. Chas. L. Krebs visited Mobile on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Dean visited Ocean
Springs last week.
To see men at work skilled in their
art ALWAYS excites a feeling OF admira-
ton unto them. This tribute is meant
for the artisans who have done the
metal work on the DeJean 4 Mitchell
Company's store building, Messrs. Chris.
and Ola Thompson, F. Guth, Willie
Luxich and Frank Ferrer who nave
proved themselves thoroughly compe-
tent in that line of construction.
VIM. Chapman, representing Colgate
Il Co., of New York was here last Satur-
day.
The social season was opened last
week by domino party at Odd Fellows
Hall, 1t was composed Of the select OF
Scranton society. The ladies and
gentlemen were appropriately costumed
in gowns with hoods and the evening
was passed in dancing to the time OF in
spring music. Pretty Miss Lillian
Alley was one Of the prime getters up
, of the delightful entertainment.
After acquiring good common school
education, our boys, whose CONDITION
financially is inadequate to obtain a
collegiate diploma, should either devote
their time to agricultural or mechanical
pursuits and not depend so much upon
+, leading the lives Of middlemen whose
chances of success are not at all equal
}, In Scranton are quite NUMBER ol
r Youths who could make Of themselves
0 worthy citizens by learning a trade OF
how to farm.
g A fine two-story office building would
S contribute greatly to the commercial
It convenience of our city.
Oscar Allen, colored, 30 years dice
e Tuesday evening here.
g Mr.. Ed. Mitchell, the we'll known
le stevedore and merchant thinks that
frst.class brick hotel is one of the mos
At urgent needs of our progressive city.
n The roof of the Fireman's Hall is in
IN leaky condition, and should be at one
repaired.
3. Messrs. Everitt e. Doty, attorneys-a'
y law have finely fitted up their offices II
ut the Valyerde building on Delmas ave.
Fish are plentiful.
Miss Lille Kay has opened dress
in making apartment in the Tarkel pulle
e. ing on Krebs avenue.
NJ H.A. Rourke has had built fror
addition to his store on Pascagoui
Id street. j. L. Coggins builder.
ed Joe Omega, captain Of the barge Hei
ut died suddenly while returning frol
he Ship Island last Sunday. An autops
was held on his body by DR.. W. r. Kel
,le who found that death was caused I
en- liver troubles. The remains were burie
ts. in the pauper's lot east OF the DUNN
Nv line in the suburbs Of Scranton.
oc- Hons. H. M. Quin and A. II. Georg
candidates for Secretary of State a
ont dressed the voters of Jackson county
or. the court house before convening
i'd circuit court Wednesday noon.
ula Mr.. w. M. Denny is too unwell to
ces tend court this week, but is able to
up in his home. Messrs. Everltt
by Doty are attending to his cases that
ven ready for trial at this term.
, ,el Judge Neville appointed Mr.. Lorer
49, N. Ward as foreman OF the grand lu
my A better selection could not have bf
made. He is from the Northern par'
au @ the county.
w Mr.. H. Stuart Stevens, bright
-. . promising young lawyer from HIATT
burg was in attendance on court
!" week and gave the DEMocRAT-STAl
pleasant call.
hor Court will continue In session u
III. Saturday, 9th instant Judge Ne'
ar ~ intends to clean up the docket by
and time.
this Mr., ]. D. McKie, editor Of the Bi
Review was here Wednesday. He h
West the able and searching charge Of j.
the Neville to the grand jury and promo
er, G. ed 1t the best he ever heard fall
Mr.. the lips OF any Judge. 1t certainly
Sun q clincher, by far the best ever deliv
I the in this county.
Miss Florence Ramsay, Of Raj
the spent Wednesday with relatives he
'ic VI Mrs, s. A. Ford and handsome
,,oe nephew, Harry, after q pleasant sol
high III, ~ toriiv NJ her son. Mr..
and is Nv. w.sl "a.,,.nod w. - Columbia Miss.
MISE nesday, where they will in future RI
The Bird homestead near vanc
, has s-.-S.s ~, Az ,r,,osdev ric,
ncing "'' ~
will Rt Rev. Thomas Heslin, Bisht
ening, Natchez arrived In the city Wedn'
arty." and will confirm class n"Au So
ecided
cially, TO THE PUBLIC.