The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09


lz,14PraIs IS AL HONE PRINT:
n,v AUGUST 8, 1901
L0CHk NEWS.
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c,.ncery court next Monday
w,b.vs cool wave occasionally.
W.. Lena Frents is visiting friends at
' ..,,, vaists are worn by some Of our
ra'sn'n' ,,,,, ;. IN ~.
untsts0on'
r,.eourt house yard pea crop promis-
.bundant yield.
v,wK. Mead paid business visit
New orleans last week.
.. orange how some men will lie
,,out small bill they owe.
nave YOU paid your annual subscrip-
u.u n the DEMocRAT-SrAR'
su.,, industries are the enterprises
M, build up towns and villages.
The ice and beer wagons are Running
tom ..rly morn until dewy eve.
,rdca Johnson Ware, Of vancleave
vw here Monday on legal business.
Mr.r.J Miller, OF Wade was q Mon
d,v visitor 70 Scranton on business.
Rev, B. L. Mitchell will preach in the
R,ntist church Sunday at 4 o'clockp. m.
Miss Emmie Hunter, Of New Orleans,
IA visiting her school friend, Miss Lillian
Alley on Ker street.
Heavy firing and tin pan seranading
saturday night on Jackson avenue, but
nobody killed or wounded.
Loose YOUR purse strings and pay out
what you owe the DEMooRAT.STAH
office. Pay up and ease your conscience
Agood looking, sweet talking young
woman generally succeeds in doing
,orns Of our citizens when she hits ouI
city.
$4,000 in cash invested in some local
enterprise would, in our opinion, pay a
better dividend than II s.ed IN Beau
mont oil fields.
The Gulf& Ship Island Railroad Com
p,uys barges, "Mercury" and "Mike'
are undergoing repairs at the New
Venice ship yard.
Mrs. Mena Seither, Of New Orleans
accompanied by her little grandson
Eugene Joanen visited her relatives
Mr. James A. Kathman and family here
The many friends Of Mr.. Herman Mil
hrmerly of Ocean Springs, observe " itf
great satisfactio the elegant drug es
hblishment near the depot at Biloxi oi
which he is the proprietor.
Miss Valentine Gonzalas, Of New Or
leans, accompanied by her brother Sid
ney and sister, little Miss So]inge, d
visiting her uncle, Mr.. E. Veillon ant
his family on Pascagouls street.
The fisheries Of Pascayoula give EN-
ployment to great number of fisher
men who, particularly at this season o
the year can be seen going and coming
in pursuit Of the piscatorial wealth o
these waters.
Mrs. M. E. Edmonds, accompanied by
her two charming daughters, Misses
Katy G. and Mary B. Edmonds, Of Gle
burne, Texas, are on a several week.
visit to their relatives, the editor
family, on South Pascagoula street.
This is the season Of the year when thu
mysterious music" Of the Pascagoulas
sheard. The sound exists near tn,
mouth Of the river and also in the ad
lacentlakes and lagoons. 1t excites q
poetcinspiration to the listeners.
The United States light house tendel
rsnsy called for the equipage of . U
S'Survey Corps which was abandoned
on Horn Island and brought to the Pas
casoula light house several months ago
Amystery is in connection with thi
matter which has never been officiall,
explained.
The "R" in the name of the montl
Will begin with September when tn
oys'er reefs will be stirred up by tn
'ongs OF the gatherers Of the lusciou
Ol'alves' Oysters are shipped from her
W 'he dealers to different points Of tn
country and their flavor Is remarkabl
u" every market where they are sold.
Ine activity along the river front
@ 'ucn as to attract the most pleasant a
s, "n'lons. The coaling station of Mr.. Ed
.ui'cneil is in evidence of q supply I
many ocean tug boats which coal ther,
MI James A. Kathman. who is in tn
management says that the business
'1''e's'ng to very satisfactory extern
. ine charcoal industry continues to In
.s1se' . Its Importance has long been.
~ sulce OF profitable employment
, ~Ose who burn the kilns and to tn
tslileF C. schooners plying between Blu
.'ssfand New Orleans. The smoke ,
." ,as industry can be seen in all dire
S. svns' where the pine forests grow On
n,au .r,e most industrious class Of pc,