The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-21


DON'T fail To purity, with lime and
keep your premises clean. y
I When the gushsr gushes .af Wilson
Springs won't we gush. - "
The Legislature has knocked. out red
jsliquor saloons In villages of 500 inhsbit-
ants and under. 1t is the law OF the
stste now. NJ
Opr people will pstronize tho shows
that come to our city II they have to
borrow money to buy tickets. Bigger
the humbug bigger the crowd.
Mr.. T. @. Pigford, leading residsut
of Lauderdale county was In our city
Wednesday prospecting. He was TIE
guest Of Rev. L. E. Hail.
-MIs:Ms Beck, Of Psscagoala has re-.
moved here and Is occupying the
Thomson cottage on Delmss avenue,
having rented her home to Rev.. Joel
Baskins. e.
Mise Lucille Laurendine enjoyed the
carnival season at Mobile.
Mr.. N. NJ. Watkins. Of Moss Point has
. practical farmer putting his Pasca-
gouls property In springtime trim. He
will:remodel his residepce and occupy
It during the following summer.
Capt. @. T. Irving. manager Of the
New venice shipysrd says that he has
largs'amount Of repair and building
work on hand. He is building several
cottages for rent on his block in Pascs-
sbnhai Il
Me- LsW. Q,CpnpeH was therseIplsnt
OF besutiful valentines from Nor rthern
frisndA 80
Physical and mental training should
60 together. and one Of the BEST former
developers is TO have . gymnasium in
toniection with the public schools OF
our city. =
In the lenten season the raid upon
fish and doysters u very exceptional.
hfs E. B. Blackwell returned last
Saturday from New Orleans, where she
enjoyed the pleasures of the carnival
and attended to business matters. MI
Mrs. E. @. Fristoe and her three In.
terestiug children, who has been 90
journing ct Biloxiwasa guest at the
Lindinger House.
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson, Of
jackson, assisted by Rev. Iraneus front
will conduct lenten services at ST..
John's- Episcopal. church this Friday
morning at II O'Clock and evening at
7 O'Clock. ~
Nj. w. r. Moseley and family will
occupy the Loughridge dwelling on.
CApty street Marchl lss. F-
Ma, W. y Dodson visited Mobii.
Mondsy. &:
q. P. Weiss (Clip) Of tho New Orleans
Picayune spent Monday, IN our city.
soliciting business for his sterling al
journal. V. s4 esss
Csptsins E. p. Bsylis,- Of the schooner
LaSuns and I. H. Shephs1d, cf The
Arthur McArdle have been making
their headquarters hsys .during the
loading Of their vessels.
Mr. Philip Whitman, Of the sAlabsms
Iros Works, Mobile passed Sunday
|ihere, the guest Of Mrs. J. G. Laurendins
and family. 7-
Capt b. r. Hagerthy and wife, Of the
sehoqper Sedgwick are visitors ashore,
The vessel 10 reoeiving.a cargo Of lum-
ber at Middle Fleev' anchorage Capt.
Hagsrthy reported the death 1t sea Of
Seaman John Bood en- route from New
York to Havana.
Mr.. H. Amsdoff, of Louisville, KY,
representing the Summit City Soap
Works, Of Fort Wayne, Ind. is visiting
our coast cities and towns. He express.
ed himself - being very much impress.
ed with this delightful seashore region.
Mr.. G. H. Bowser, the new superin.
tendent Of the West Pascagouls Creosote
Works Is gentleman Of fine personality
and has made many friends here.
North Pascsgoula street 10 being shell.
ed. 1t certainly needed It badly.
Keep your horses and cows on the
streets and the l. 4 N. trains will not
harm them.
Newspaper lame ducks are hard to
catch somttiines. 7f 7T .f
tits hard to get some men to work for
dead horse, so to speak.
On Monday, . lovely girl baby, weigh
ing thirteen pounds WAS born to Mr..
and Mrs Norman r. Miller.
MIRA Pembroke r. Labussn, OF Mobile
spent two days this week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Alley.
Capt A. Anderson, Of New York was
: recent guest Of Mr.. G. H. Alley and
family.
The Hsttiesburg. Prosress. IL opposed
to the COWS being On the streets OF thu,
city. It's true that they cat all tho
paper thrown ont. The City Of Scran.
ton has On ordinance on that subject,
but II u moi enforced.
Mr. Sam =. North. Of Grand BAY, Ala
was in caf city lgondsy. Il
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