The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-06-21

,a1spApER1 IS ALL HONE PRINT:
- JUNE 81, 1901
.L0CHk NEWS:
-..,,n. r.,.,..n.' o o:.:', Ne. 80.
~ontonville is improving
Sp,ns people arc SO ungrateful'
icing size chickens are scarce
'.,,on needs more industries.
little sickness in Scranton.
,on has Ave red liquor saloons.
s.v he didn't, but We believe no
'r rh. red meat water melon will soon be
W, that you owe the DEMOCRAT
o.,,ainc house keepers are born, not
irving size girls are plentiful and easy
TO catch.
.ntorced'
The shirt waist for men is coming to
the front again
We have had several days sure enough
summer weather.
ue visited Lovers Oak Sunday, accom-
panied by his best girl.
NJ. ]. W. Cox's family have gone to
puc.goula for the summer.
Born on Thursday 9th inst. to Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Feore, a daughter.
Mullet and molasses Is said to be .
soyerin remedy for nervousness.
Mr.. A. Gray and family are occupying
,he Carey residence on Ker street.
The pea crop in the court house yard
PROMISES to be large and valuable.
Mr.. John C. Nelson, Of Gulfport was
here Monday visiting the old home.
The schooner Hildegsrd is undergoing
repairs at the New Venice ship yard.
The horse, COW and hog ordinance Is in
full force and effect. Let 1t be enforced.
Mrs. Peter Blanchard and Mrs. VIM.
Blanchard visited New Orleans Monday.
Can't. L.P. Fox ia . business visitor to
Beaumont and La Port, Texas this week.
COL W. r. Snyder from Ocean Springs
was business visitor to this city Tues
day.
Capt. Peter Blanchard has commenced
work on a modern ship yard on his old
dte.
Miss Annie Smith, Of Cuba, Ala. is
visiting Miss Rosa Watts on Laurel
street.
Rafting in this State for horses, or any.
thing where money is paid is a violation
Of flaw.
The Ice men are doing q land office
business every day in the week and Sun.
day too.
Mr. A.. {. Ward, of the English Manu-.
featuring Co, Mobile, paid q visit here on
Monday,
Deputy Sheriff Mr.. T. Mcmillan from
vsncleye was here on legal business
Tuesday.
Psscagoula street still maintains its
reputation as the most musical street in
Scranton.
We are glad to see that the coast &C.
counnOdation train is we'll patronized by
our people.
Miss Francis Clark, of Whistler, Ala.
hvsidng her friend Miss Lizzie Alley
onXer street.
M,RL. Mitchell will hold divine
services in the Baptist church Sunday at
4oclOckp ?. m.
Master Joe. Mitchell, who has been at.
'endlnc college at Cullman, Ala. return.
Cd home this week.
MI Ed Mitchell and family and Mrs,
James A. kathman spent several days
IN Mobile this week.
scranton has plenty idle able bodied
men and boys who dress we'll and smoke
cigars and cigarettes.
lsrns from Howell would be very &C,
,epaolea as well as every other neighbor
mood in Jackson county.
Was u galloway will preach In
%e Methodist church Sunday At Il
'C'Ock a. m. and 7 :45 p. m.
ine MS torical tree Is still alive ant
sOWing' lthas been about four MONTH
'D'e q man hung ON the tree.
..'kson County's Representative ii
w Legislature, Hon. j. A. Broadus from
''n''eVe was here on business Tuesday
a,.'ohn Brundum met with q painful
s'uent at Capt. Frentz's ship yard o,
4Cox. W d. "
1,.M M, Beck, accompanied by Mr.. j..
d.sanier, Of Pascagouls left for Ne,
s...ns Monday evening for medic,
thermometer registered 90 in tn
,H.. ' Monday in the DsxocaAr.SrA
w out our fOrce stood ,~ A. 49,