The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-06-28

day.
Summer was rather late coming, but
she is here red hot.
Read new advertisements II you want
to keep up with the procession.
Mr.. G. II. Cowart, of Cross Roads was
in town Wednesday on legal business.
Gov. LONGING was at Biloxi this week
fishing and bathing in the Gulf water.
| Master Solomon Frederic returned on
Sunday from the Jesuit college at Spring
Hill, Ala.
MI. II. A. Farnsworth and family have
moved to their Pascagoula beach home
for the summer.
Gen. w. L. Cabell, of Texas was at the
court house a few days ago looking after
some land matters.
II you need first-class job printing
send your orders to the DEMoCRAr-STAR
office. Prices to suit the times.
Misses Eta and Bessie Mayors, of
Mobile are visiting their grand parents
and other relatives here and at Pasca-
goula.
MI. Ed. F. Hudson killed o black mad
cat the other day. 1t is said the black
cat is kin to the devil.
Mr.. M. McInnis, Of the late firm OF
Dantzler & McInnis, Of Mobile was at
the court house Saturday on legal busi'
ness.
1t is now about time that the travelling
burglars were giving Scranton q call.
Keep your eyes open, and your gun
loaded by your side.
Mr.. Chas. S. Meriwether and his two
little daughters returned from a visit to
Charleston. The Misses Meriwether
will remain here with their father.
Mr., J. Conrad Scott, the old reliable
piano and organ tuner of Mobile, writes
us that he will be here next week on his
annual tour for the purpose OF tuning
and repairing pianos and organs. We
scarcely think it necessary to make any
comment as to his ability. For years
past he has been a favorite with our
people as a piano tuner. All should take
advantage of the opportunity and have
! their work done while he is here.
Complaint comes to us from some OF
our subscribers at Gulfport that they dc
not get the DEMoCRAT-STAR regularly
We can assure them the fault Is not al
this place. The bundle of papers fol
Gulfport are mailed here every Friday
evening and should reach their destina
ton at about 5 o'clock.
A gypsy show arrived here Sunday
night in a box car and has remained on Q
side track ever since. 1t is called the
Steve Gilt Show. The specialties arr
four ponies, n bear, n mule and
monkey. A woman, q naked baby and
q man are among the live stock notice
able in charge. The proprietor. 1t II
said, is a prisoner in Mobile. On accoun'
of their failure to put up the privilege
license they were not allowed to exhibit
MIR. Martin Turnbull, after a spell o
the prevailing fever" is at his post o
duty again in the DEMoCRAr-STAR office
Mrs. Ed. Ducro, nee Miss Mani
Ames and little son, of Ashtabula, Ohio
spent several days with the family o
Mr.. G. H. Alley, lett on Monday for Ken
lucky, where she will spend some tim
before returning home. Mrs. Ducr
and mother, Mrs. Ames spent a winte
here.
Big preparations are being made TO
the 4th of July celebration by the Mis-
sissippi Coast Timbermen's Benevolen
Association at the New Park at Pasca
goula by the sea. Grand parade, goo
music, regatta and dancing. Refresh
ments furnished by a committee a
reasonable price. See advertisement i
this paper.
If our merchants would spend NOR
for printers ink they would get rid c
more goods, and would not have to Civ
drummers the "marble heart" so t
speak.
Mr.. Geo. Mumme took possession G
his new residence in Optionville o
Monday.
Adam Hough, q respectable colore
citizen, after q short illness died at hi
home here Friday last, aged 43 year.
The remains In charge Of the colore
Odd Fellows, were conveyed to Gran
Bay, Ala. for interment on Saturday.
Mr.. L. d. Herrick met with a painfr
accident on Sunday. While angling 70
red snappers at the snapper banks i
the gulf he was in the act OF casting hi
line into the water when the hoo
caught in the palm Of his right han
w%ounding it severely.
Bro. Hilary NJ. Quin, the able editor c
the Centerville Jeffersonian and Gran
Keeper of Record and Seal of the Pythia
order in this State was here Tuesda
looking as handsome and joyous as eve
He was here with Grand Chancello
Bouldin on business connected with tn
Pythians of this place. He was a pleas
ant visitor at the "Old Reliable" Ofiic'
where he was cordially received an
shown through our print shop from tn
garrett to the ground floor.
The man who lodges his creditors an
cannot face them is not made Of I'll
| right kind Of stuff. His voluntary stat
ment that he intends to square up on
certain day is to be taken with due a
, lowance and uncertainty.
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