The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-11-29

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gpl. finger Of death, n
And the breezes are beginning to
freeze.
When the poor robin-redbreast APP
proaches your cot,
And the icicles hang at your door;
When your bowl smokes with some.
thing reviving and hot,
""Tis the time to remember the poor"
The liberal advertiser always gets the
trade, and he generally has the freshest
and best goods.
Never run on your secret order record.
or on your ear. r.E -J" 800
The Golden ~Rule-"Whatsoever ye
would that men should do unto you, do
We even SO to them" d .I...
Mrs. L. W. O'Connell, Of Pascagoula is
on the sick list. llitJ 90 efIAHl 80 Ii
Capt. Chas. Boster, Of the Cottage-by.
the-Sea Hotel, Pascagonla is on a visit
to New Orleans.
The Board Of Supervisors meet in
regular session next Monday.
The boys report "all quiet" along the
tenderloin district since circuit court
adjourned. Some Of the "doves"sh have
flown to parts unknown.
Mr.. r. E. Evans is clerking 1t w. M.
Canty's store.
Miss Lois Watts, Of Meridian is filling
the position Of stenographer and type
writer at the law Office Of Everitt 4
Doty on Delmas avenue. e
The Board Of Pilot Commissioners
met in special session Saturday after
noon. Present: r. A. Farnsworth, w.
N. CAVITY, ALI. F. Dantzler. Capt. James
p. Fox was re-commissloned as n Of
the Horn Island pilots. --l
Our representative in the Legislature
from this county, Hon. ]. A. Broadus is
spending the winter in Biloxi.
A modern Mnemosyne garden is
that of our old time and esteemed friend,
Mrs. l.. w. O'Connell, whose gracious
reception greets all her friends with q
beautiful flower from the garden Of her
seaside villa, the "Oaks." Last Friday
Attorney Doty, accompanied by our re-
porter paid this estimable lady a visit.
She presented them with emblematic
boutonniers, both half blown buds.
A laudable effort is being made to
have the Pascagoula cemeteries proper.
ly fenced in. There is nothing that az
gravates human sentiment at first i'm
preston towards a community than a
neglect Of respect for the dead. E
Mrs. NJ. N. Allen, who has been a guest
at the Lindinger House several months
left for Pennington Saturday, where
her husband is in the service Of the
Poitevant-Favre Lumber Co. as its say
fler.
MIR. II. j. Allen, Of Pascagoula left on
Saturday for the Ely school, which he
will conduct for the session as principal,
The Chameleon Society is growing in
numbers and popularity. On Monday
night the members were delightfully."-
entertained at "Ocean Rest" P%ascagou-
la, the beach home Of DR.. and Mrs. Is. F.
Duke. The impromptu program con-
sisting Of literary and musical recitals
was highly entertaining and appreciate
ed.
Mr.. Ed. E. Krebs, of Creole Town, has
q thriving farm and has produced tur-
nips this season weighing lOH pounds
on an average each, evidencing the
fecundity of our coast soil. .t-I..a t.f
The many friends of Mr.. s. X. Kouns
Of Orange Grove %sympathize with him
deeply in his bereavement owe the loss
last Tuesday week of his darling little
son, Willie HaKenjos, aged 81 years.
Mr.. W. E. Frederic has arranged tt
build a two story frame store building
on the lot adjoining the Firemen's hall
Capt. B. Benson, of the schooner Elsie
A. Bayles is o guest of the Lindingel
House.
The steamboat Minnie Lee is under
going repairs at the New Venice ship
yard.
A female college on P~ascsgoula beacl
would receive liberal patronage, owing
to the healthfulness and natural attrac
tiyeness Of the place. @
"Bellevue" on east Pascagoula beacl
will be occupied during the winter b.
Mrs. Pollock and her accomplished
daughters, Misses Olive and Elise Pol
= lock.
Mrs. Ida McQuiston and family are i
their new home on Washington stree,
Pascagoula.
MI. F. Z. Condor and wife are occupy
ing rooms over Messrs. Blackwell
Chase's store on Delmas The
are neatly and comfortably domiciled.
R The DENocRAr-STAR job departmer
d has turned ont some artistic job wor
s since the arrival Of our new job fact
q from the type foundry. 8a
Raise poultry, pork, vegetables fru
and . family and you will be happy.
+ Be just and kind to the poor. "Pot
n Tom that eats the swimming frog, Il
toad, the tadpole and the well-newt, etc
y and at Christmas tide see that he hi
Y something better to tickle his palate
Il Mr.. Stanton Dean, one Of our be
known stevedores is still q sufferer
s. the Charity Hospital, New Orleans. I
y is slowly recovering from his injurie
" incurred while engaged In handlil
timber In the shipping. During his lol
% siege Of suffering his family has boz
u compelled to bear their trouble WI