The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-05-10
PERSONAL AND
IN GENERAL

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Great 10 Pascapoula and THE DINO
cRAr-SrAR 10 her prophet.
The regular tern, II chaucery court
will convene next Mnnday.
Mr.. A. y. Steede OF vancleave was
business visitor ON Tuesday.
Mr.. J. w. FURRY Of Daisy was 10
the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. w. G.. Roberts Of Vancleave
was In the city W Monday ON busi.
ness.
MI. Wiley G.. Bullock OF Latimer
was In the city Monday on business
with the hoard Of supervisors.
Mrs. L. Truxler Of New Orleans Is
the house guest Ut Mrs. Joseph Wells,
On Market street.
Mr.. Charles Ferrer left t,day for
Mobile IN business after vacation VI
a week spent 10 this city.
Mr.. John H. Cook, n prominent at.
tUrney OF Lucedale, was In this city
the first OF the week on business In
the chancery court.
For safe. .-Family Horse, Buggy
and Harness. Bargain. J. H. PEI.
HAM, Pascagoula, Miss.
Mr.. L. J. Well, superintendent for
the Lackawanna Bridge Company,
builders OF tile Southern Paper Com.
pany's plant, spent Monday 10 Mobile
on business.
Mr.. John II. Turner, notary public
at Lame, was In the city on Monday
on business connected with his com.
mission and bond.
Mr.. W. Robertson, engineer In
charge at the paper plant, spent the
first OF the week In New Orleans on
business.
For Rent. 49, Room House, partly
furnished, by the year or season, on
East Beach. See MRS L. TROXLER
at Joseph Wells, on Market street, or
phone POI.
Can't. and Mrs. H. Meriwether and
their infant, left Wednesday for their
home 10 California. after spending a
week with his father, Judge @. S.
Meriwether and family.
Mr.. Daniel Manion, an expert 10
handling masonry work, OF New York,
is ia the city to have charge Of that
branch of the construction at the
paper mill.
Wanted. .-Girl or woman for gen.
eral hOusework 10 family OF four. APP
ply Superintendent. Lackawanoa
Bridge Company, Box 27S, Moss
Point, Miss.
Notwiths standing the high stage of
the waters around the port and the
freshness of the water In the outer
bayous, fishing is reported as being
fairly good, Spanish mackerel biting
satisfactorily at Horn Island.
"Dr. Thomas Eclectic on Is the
best remedy for that often fatal dl.
sease-crOup. Has been used with
success In our family for years. Mrs.
L. Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y.
While the changed weather has
been materially beneficial 10 the
truckers throughout the territory
during the past week, the several
rains that have fallen have interIereo
with the progress Of the strawberry
crop.
Eight head Of mules and horses for
sale cheap. j. G.. BLACKWELL
Prof. o. Fl. Lamorton came Ia from
Lainc on Monday morning for the
purpose OF urging upon the mem bers
OF the board OF supervisors the desira-
bility OF new road from the automo'
bile road at Laine to the site OF the
paper mill.
There never was time when PEG.
ME appreciated the real merits 0!
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy more
than now. This Is shown by the In
crease in sales and voluntary testi-
m0nials from persons who have been
cured by IT, II you or your children
are troubled with cough or cold give
It trial and hecOme acquainted with
its good qualities. For sale by all
dealers.
Mr.. s. W. Levett Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, left Monday for ST.. Louis, and
Mrs. Levett leaves to-day to join him
en- route home. Mr.. and Mrs. Levett
have been the guests Of their relative,
Mrs. f. D. Ruter.
BUTTERNUT and high-class
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