The Scranton chronicle., 1903-06-20
J. D. CLARK, Scranton, Miss.

Phone 100.

MISS LILLIAN Alley lett wednesday on
a visit TO relatives in Mobile.
Walter r. Haveus spent Wednesday
here on business.
John +. Krebs was business visitor
to Mobile on Wednesday.
James Feore visited Noble on business
Wednesday.
Attorney 7. G. Hibbler retlrned this
week fronf 6 visit OF two weeks to rela-
tives and friends in West Point, his old
home.
Sheriff J. D. Minor spent Thursday
in Biloxi
HANAN SHOES stand at the head Of
the list for Gentlemen's fine foot wear.
For sale by w. NJ. Canty.
Mrs. J.. ]. Feore and two children, and
sister, Miss Stella Murphy, left Sunday
to visit their parents IN Lsvis, Canada.
The Blanchard cottage on the river
front was r.-papered by Albert Del
comyn this week; also tne Fitzenreiter
residence on Ker street.
vardaman is billed TO speak at the
vancleave barbecue on June ID. This
county. however, will go for Critz.
There may be other candidates for high
Office present.
MIR. and Mrs. Vincent Perez and two
children, Gladys and Lillian, attended
the regatta at Biloxi Thursday.
You always want the best your mon
ey can get. When it comes to laundry
you are exceptionally particular. Try
Walter Mansneld for your next order
He represents the Peerless Satisfaction
always guaranteed.
]. L. Morris. the furniture dealer OF
Moss Point leaves to-day for Guifport
where he will embark in the same line
of business. The store building that
he occupied in Moss Point is now uti-
LIED as fui niture store by Mr.. ]. L..
Murphy. who has for some time past
been engaged in business in Hatties-
burg.
Clerk II. II. Lewis has taken up the
matter of getting up farmers institute
here and the fact of his being connected
with it means that It will be a success.
1t will prove great benefit to the coun-
ty both from immediate benefits and
the advertisement that will follow.
Everybody should affix their signature
TO the petition that will be forwarded to
Hen. J. F. Hardy, president of the A.
& NJ. College.
The w. o. w. Fourth ofJuly picnic
promises TO be an interesting and enter
tanning affair. Several distinguished
M.ssissippians are expected to be pres
ent to make addresses. Hon. Thos. L..
Maxwell, candidate for state auditor.
will be there.
In our announcement column this
week appears the name Of Mr.. ]. G.
Peyregne as candidate for justice OF
the peace for beat 8. MIR. Peyregne IS
we'll known in the beat. He resided
here the greater part Of his life, but IS
now located at Orange Grove. He
was educated at the Soule College in
New Orleans aud says that this IS the
first time he has aspired to public Of
fee. He stated that he has entered The
race TO win and that he will leave no
stone unturned IN his efforts to succeed.
The work of grading and ditching
Market street will begin next week at
the intersection OF Jackson avenue.
we are informed .,y Mayor Brown that
work will shortly begin from the Pas
caeoula end. This is the widest street
in this city and when graded sill make
the most splendid driveway on the
coast. 1t is the intention of the city
officials of the two towns to plant row
Of shade trees in the center OF the street
and otherwise beautify it, AS resi-
deHtia portion Of the city Market stre.'
can be made second TO none. The 10
cation is desirable one and those look
ing for solid comfort. would rather be
retired somewhat from the noise and
hum OF the business section.
Louis Johnson, the negro who was
arrested for murder committed at La
tonia about FIVE ra1nths ago. and who