The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-25
CIRCUIT COURT NEXT MONDAY.

lieNluS ne Will Sndke up tne county
from end to end.
The supply of fish and oysters was
never more abundant than at this time.
Messrs. J. Ira Ford and W. NJ. Denny
attended chancery court at Leakesville
this week.
Lawyers Everitt q Doty, OF Meridian
will be in attendance at circuit court
next week here.
Most of the vegetables sold in our
shops here come from New Orleans.
Comment is unnecessary.
Messys. H. II. Ramsay, Of McHenry
and D. H. Ramsay, Of Ocean Springs
were visitors here ON Tuesday.
State, county and municipal taxes are
now due and payable. Ten per cent
damages will be added after the 18th Of
December. Don't forget this.
The Thompson building occupied by
w. A. Murphy, furniture dealer has
been repaired, presenting more at
tractive appearance.
Rev. b. L. Mitchell has rendered his
resignation as pastor Of the Baptist
church of this place and the church in
conference Sunday accepted the same
and called Rev. l. f. Hall to fill the
vacancy.
| A sensible worded, we'll displayed ad-
vertisement placed in the DEMOCRAT
STAR brings good results to the adver-
tiser.
1t is always safest to buy goods from
the most liberal advertiser in the news
papers.
From appearances cupid will cut some
high shines in Scranton ere the first
killing frost falls.
Mr.. J. w. Goldsby, of Mobile was here
Tuesday attending the trial Of w. A.
Murphy VS.. L. e. N. railroad for $56 for
the loss of box Of pistols robbed from
Murphy. Jury and verdict $3.50. The
case will probably be appealed.
The following teachers received GER
tificates at the examination held here
on the Is and 10 inst. viz: j. s. Thorn
ton, G. f. Anderson, W. II. Lackey,
Misses Elma L. Maclay, Lulu Myers,
Daisy Allen, Pearl Triplett, Hypatia
Parsons and Maggie Davis.
Mr.. @. O. Eckford, Of Aberdeen, candi-
date for Secretary Of State was in our
city last week chatting with the boys
about the election. Mr.. Eckford is a
polished gentleman and an old time
Democrat. He called at the DEMOCRAT
STAR office.
Mr.. T. F. Condor, formerly of Condor
Il Co., Mobile, is filing position in the
dry goods department Of the DeJean Il
Mitchell Co. store.
DR.. B. F. Duke and wife, of Pasca-
goula, accompanied by Mrs. (Dr.) w. L.
Hightower and children left for Lake
Como, on Wednesday, where they will
spend about two weeks.
Mr.. p. H. Laurendine, W. NJ, of Gulf
Lodge No. 4l9 left Wednesday night to
attend a meeting of the Masonic lodge
at Mobile Thursday night.
During court week our country pa
irons and friends are cordially invited
to visit the DEMoCRAT-STAR office and
chat the editor on politics, religion,
farming, gardening, oil wells and last,
but not least, how the "Old Reliable"
should be run in order to please every
man, woman and child in the county.
Come and see us.
Money for all dues to the DEMOCRAT
STAR is acceptable at all hours Of the
day, from early morn to dewy eve.
The gulf coast between the cities of
New Orleans and obile receives during
winter an attendance from both which
added to by the influx Of northern and
western health and pleasure seekers
keeps up an animation almost equal to
that Of summer. Scranton needs a first
class modern hotel to meet the expecta-
tion Of the travelling public.
The social tone of community is al.
ways elevated by the frowning down of
disorder and vice.
A source Of qualification to the editor
and staff Of the DEMocRAT-STAR is the
impatient crowd awaiting the appear
ance Of the "Old Reliable" at the post.
office to enjoy the newsy and wholesome
matter 1t contains each week.
Mr.. G. H. Alley says that he would
build brick store il he could obtain a
suitable lot on Delmas Avenue.
Mr.. e. M. Barber, of Biloxi was in our
city Tuesday on legal business. Mr..
Barber has just returned from Colum mbia,
Miss, where he delivered an able ad-
dress before the Confederate Veterans
Reunion at that place last Saturday.
His speech, 1t is said, was an intellec ctual
treat
Court will doubtless hold two weeks.
the allotted time, as there is a good deal
OF new business to be transacted, besides
some old knotty cases that have been ON
the dockets for many years, and have
grown musty and the oder arising from
them reminds us Of limberger cheese.
Mr.. Pat Woodman is o candidate for
Constable of this beat at the special
election on Tuesday, Nov. s, to flll the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation
OF Mr.. Ed. D. Mansfield. As Pat has no
opponent he will certainly be elected.
The storm Of August 18th according to
report Of the bar pilots has deepened
the Horn Island channel six inches,
Vessels drawing 81 feet sail out through