The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1902-01-24
s..,rc roses will soon bud.

sorinr roses will soon bud.
Have you paid your poll taxi
our city is comparatively healthy.
IT'S lively in court circles this week
rvarv tub on its bottom, as Diogenei
said. -
cbaucery court on second Monday in
February.
Tho fence around the Catholic GENE
,.,v Mt ~pascagoula has been repaired.
hearty welcome awaits new corners
Tho will settle here.
Dou,t be bac kward in attending your
respective churches.
The truck farmers and gardeners are
preparing their lands for the Spring
crops.
Mr.. Norman Ramsay and sister, Miss
Dora, of Fort Bayou came on a shopping
visit here last Saturday.
Country produce such as poultry,
eggs, syrup and vegetables meet . ready
sale in our city
Unless your poll tax is paid by the
first of February you are disfranchised
and can neither vote or serve upon q
jury.
Last Saturday afternoon the new
saloon "Henry's Bar" was opened in
East Side for business.
Mr., Geo. W. Ladnier, Of Pascagoula
visited Mobile recently.
Mardi Gras will take place on Tues
day, February 18th.
Capt C. r. Irving is building two
cottages in Pascagoula.
DR.. B. f. Duke visited Jackson this
week on important business.
The cutters on Delmas avenue are be-
Ing cleaned out by the street commits
sioner. 1t was much needed.
Light showers and cold waves come
and 20 almost weekly.
Not many drummers visit us now.
They report business on the coast ex-
tremly dull, it being between seasons.
~Springtime is coming and the front
drive at Pascagoula has not yet been
put in proper condition. The property
owners should combine with the town
authorities and have the road repaired
as soon as possible.
Don't patronize that class of trades
men who make their money here and
invest it in property elsewhere.
The Pascagoula Commercial Club and
the Merchants Association are making
strenuous endeavors to develop the
natural resources Of our county.
Little Miss Floy, daughter of Mr.. l..
Hand of Pascagoula is one of the
brightest children of that town. She
recltes and sings with precocious merit.
Miss Florence Neville, of Biloxi is the
guest of Miss Kate Denny.
Mrs. James A. Kaufman has returned
from a visit to Mobile.
An entertainment for the benefit of
the NJ L. church will be given this Fri
Jay evening at Odd Fellows Opera
mouse. Admission 25 cents, children
under twelve years 10 cents.
commence your spring gardens now,
anu pay your poll tax before the first of
feoruary or you cannot vote for Con-
gresham next November. Don't forget
this important duty.
mere is considerable interest mani
,,s'eo In the extension Of the Bay Shore
ha'lroad from Po~tersville to Pascapoula.
Is asserted by a prominent Mobilian
"aa' this will be put into effect during
The Spring.
VISA Louise Turnbull, Of New Orleans
vv'o"pahied by little Misses Camille
n. ', ana Louisa Courtney, daughters Of
W.. martin Turnbull visited our CITY
' saturday and Sunday, guests Of
ohus .. r. White, grandmother Of the
nawmiil owners, ship agents and
,n ''u0fes should influence the owners
masters of vessels to load thei,
tassoes of lumber in Horn Island har.
,ivo VI on the Pascagoula and Escst.wp,
ou; ss. IN charter parties such 4 re-.
hiement ought to be stipulated. The
ta p,,o's declare that vessel drawing d
this port. '"'e'y iosaed IN
"nen quo vadis' was presented las,
s'on The public was well p-,essad w;.h
ys,, production. The play, as given this
scala Va a greater and more elaborate
e' An entirely new eouinment :,
iu,tsass mas been added, and the cas,
,rtis,s strengthened by additional
ths ,o. me company has no equal Or
approve, aaa mas met with unqualified
Ashon at every performance.
exbih,y entitled the Carnival Of FINN i
tlal haag here this week for the mar
teutsS sasht of the fire company. Thes,
AWAY SHOWS take a great deal 81 none,
amo,a aaa, would otherwise be spent i,
trades substantial manner among on
Is One p :, From what we hear. mi
shows n .he shabhiest, most unclea,
Severn, Una. ever struck this tow
ana aa, 81 the attaches have been drun1
ed and n.ns, for which they were iail
fined. 'eioFe the mayor an,
Of n,eanesday last Rev. q. d. noye,
an ann,so gave the DHnocRAr.sr.,
md sc'ated call. Mr.. Bowen 4 ws,
citizen" 0raoly known to NAM :, -
l. . as n Christ,~. -. ~ -"