The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-09-10

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Mrs. II. G. Kerr, on Pascagoula
street.
we had the pleasure OF a call
from DR.. p. Il. Griffin, of Moss
Point, Saturday. He appears to be
convalescing rapidly, attributable.
we suppose, to a good constitution,
-Uul. a. s. Hyatt, now of Moss
Point, called to e us last Satur-
day. His school will open at Moss
Point next Monday the 18Th inst,
and he is hopeful of a good attend
ance and eventual success.
And the Moss Point Rifles dld
not go to Pass Christian OH the 3rd
inst, as ordered by the Adjutant
General Henry, to occupy the drill
grounds generously donated them,
OH account of the yellow fever *.
element on the coast.
Judge II. s. Van Eaton with
his family, is still at Mississippi
City. AS it was understood there
was to be no Chancery Court last
Monday, Judge Van Eaton did not
ill his appointment here to speak.
We received a pleasant visit
from Mr.. B. F. Wiggiu, of that first
class jewelry establishment of e.
A. Tyler's Son, 3 Camp street, New
Orleans. Mr.. Wiggin and wife are
enjoying the salt bathing and sea
breeze at Mrs. DR.. w. A. COx's at
Pascagoula.
Mr.. e. q. Vaughan of Moss
Point, has sold his residence there
to Mr.. II. Ware, of Pass Christian.
Mr.. Vaughan has removed to Bir-
mingham, Ala, to engage in bust
ness in that live city. We wish
him success.
Mr.. VIM. A. Battailc, of the
Mobile Telegram was over on a fly,
ing visit to Scranton and Moss
Point Monday and paid us a pop
call, as the ladies say. Mr.. Bat.
tale is a stirring newspaper man
aud proposes to make the Telegram
interesting, not only to Mobile, but
to the people of neighbOrlng towns
and cities. To this end tue Iele.
gram has made u good beginning.
Drink Keystone Rye Whiskey,
a pnre, uDadulterated whiskey, free
from headaches. Only $3.50 per
gallon. Also Freeport Rye, four
years old, the best 81 whiskey in
the United States. Sold only by
Graft s. Co., IS and " Dauphin
street, Mobile, Ala, sole agents.
The steamer Eall, Capt. j. NJ,
Poitevent, of Gainesville, was
launched from the Blanchard ship
yard last Friday, thoroughly re.
paired. She returned.tO Pearl Riy-
er where she will engage in the
cotton carrying business, in which
she has been engaged for many
years. She is 1870 tons burthen,
and carries from six TO seven hun
dred bales of cotton. We are glad
to sec u marine ways spreading
out in business, aud their superior
facilities recognized abroad.
We are requested to state that
an apron party will be given at the
the residence of Mr.. q. IL. Alley
next Monday evening, beginning
at the usual hour. The mOdas Oper-
aRdi of this kind of a party as we
understand it, promises cOnsidera.
Die amusement to the participants.
A few mites will be gathered mp as
condition precedent to the begin.
ning of the fun, the same to be APP
piled to purchasing m organ for
Methodist Sunday School of this
place. All Invited to attend.
There was a large attendance
at the mite meeting at the residence
of Capt. j. Z. Clark last Monday
The amusements provided
for the occasion by the Ladies Aid
Society aud the family were great
ly enjoyed, rejecting much credit
to the ladies. A quilt made by the
Aid Society was voted for aud won
by little johnnie BuckneF. The
financial proceeds we're fairly large
and gratifying. The ladies are fast {
reapiug the rewards of their CON- (
meudable efforts to raise money to 1
lift the debt of Scranton MethO- :
dist church. !
Mr.. r. A. Wilkinson, repre- {
the New Orleans Times ;
called at our Office last
Saturday while here in the interest
Of that enterprising daily. He is [