The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-15
PASCaGouLA BY TEE sEA.

MISS Nina McQulston has the grippe.
Mrs. Volney Brown Is suffering from
a severe cold.
Mrs. Cora Horn and parents from Pen.
sacola are late arrivals here.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Scran-
ton M. Il. church presented Mrs. Con-
verse with "greenback" in token of
their appreciation OF services in their
behalf.
Mercia Converse is radiant over q beau
tiful bicycle lamp presented to her by
Mr.. George Delius, OF Orange Grove.
Mercia Converse found pair of new
kid gloves the eowner can have by calling
for them.
Mr.. J. J. Paquctte, Of New Orleans,
visited his seaside villa here last week.
Capt. Chas. Boster has returned from
a delightful sojourn in the Crescent City.
Order your meats from H. j. Krebs 4
Co., Scranton, Phone l4d before a:a0 .,
m. to insure prompt delivery,
Pretty Miss Anna Dickson rides her
new bicycle in q graceful and export
manner
Mrs. Frances Allen, Of Martinsville,
Miss, with her little son, after separa.
tion Of Is years, made two weeks visit
to her aunt here, Mrs. Volney Brown,
returning home last week. -
Mrs, A. G. Bradford with her little
children, returned home last week after
pleasant visit to her sisters, Mrs. G, W.
Buckner, at San Antonio, Texas. and
Mrs. l.. A. Wheatcroft, at Dixon, KY,
Mrs. Il. w, 0'Connell received from
the Paris Exposition purse of rare
workmanship and design, as q souvenir
from one of her numerous admirers,
Mr., and Mrs. John +. Krebs, Mrs. Ella
Passo and Mrs. James Paul were among
the Moss Point visitors to our beach last
week.
Mr.. Edmond Jane, accompanied by
the charming Miss Laura Delmas drove
along the beach in his elegant turnout
Sunday.
Mrs. X. l.. Sedgwick, after a months
sojourn with Mrs. Ida NJ. Converse, left
Thursday for New Orleans to take in the
Mardi Gras festivities, and will return
to Chicago after visiting Biloxi, Ocean
Springs and other coast towns.
A new chess champion, on whom tn,
mantle Of Paul Murphy seems to have
| fallen, has suddenly arisen on this beach
Dr. Cox, an expert player, had to surren
der at once, and the new King Edward
Wis loyal subject, Capt. Gibhon, too
will soon lose his laurels If he eve
tackles Andre Tuquet on the chess board
The humble homo Of Richard Denni
presented sad and pathetic scene ol
Monday morning, 4th inst. In the hall
way lay the stalwart form Of a, robus
darkey quietly stretched out in death
In an adjoining room on bed to whic
she had been confined for the last to
months lay his paralyzed mother, Mr.
Dennis. The only mourners preser
were number Of colored children frol
Dolores Glaude's private school, the
teacher and her aunt. The dead ma
was Morris fairfield, whose sonorol
voice and melodious guitar often mac
thisi beach ring with sweet music G
moonlit summer nights to the delight
all listeners. Sic gloria mundi perea
Now rest in peace! e. .---i- .
The claim of other cough medicir
to be as good as Chamherlain's are e
fectually set at rest in the fOll0wiu
testimonial of Mr.. G. d. Glass, an en-
plOye of Bartlett s. Dennis Co., Gard
ner. Ne. He says: II had kept addin
to IA cold and cough in the winter I
1897. trying every cough medicine
heard Of without permanent help, vi
|. TIL one day was in the drug store
Mr.. Houlehan and he advised me
try Chambrrlain's Cough Remedy ar
offered tn pay back my money II ";
not cured. My lungs and bronchi
tubes were very sore at this time. b,
l was completely cured by this rem
DIV, and have since always turned to
when | got a cold, and soon find relic
l also recommend it to my friends an
am glad to say IL is the best Of
cough medicines" For Sale by NJ
Yea Young, Scranton and ]. W. Ste,