The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-04-06
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

Dog river is booming.
Who will be the next bride?
Mr.. Robt. S. Walker passed last
$ Sabbath in Mobile.
| Church attendance was very
small on Sunday last.
1t costs Que dollar and a half to
dump a fellow in Dog river.
Miss Emma Hyatt returned on
Monday last from Mobile.
Mrs. L. Bloomfield visited Mobile
the early part of this week.
Ladies' and gents gold and silver
watches, at Chas. Beardslee's.
Miss Mamie Bloomfield, of
Handsboro, is visiting relatives in
town.
Give Stewards Condition Pow
ders to your horses aud COWS, %
cents a package.
Eye glasses and Spectacles, also
cOlored and smoked glasses, at
Chas. Beardslee'S.
Quite a number of our young peO-
pie attended the concert in Scran.
ton Oh Tuesday night last.
The wild kicking, snorting mus
tang is still in u midst to the ler-
rOr of ladies and children.
Mr.. E.. W. Robinson, of Michigan,
was a visitor to our town last week,
the guest of Mr.. e. w. Manahan.
The ~Pascagoula river higher than
it has been for many years. All the
logs will certainly come down now.
Tie Chautauqua meeting on Mon !
day night last was well attended.
The papers of Messrs. Huntington
and Chidsey were well received. J
Ny prices are 20 per cent. lower c
than same goods IA be bought in
or New Orleans. !
CHAs. BEARDsLEE.
Nice assortment at fine jewelry, {
Rogers silver plated table r
and hollow ware, (beSt goods made) J
thimbles, etc, at Obas. Y
Owing to the high water on the
street of our town, business t.
or several days has almost been j..
suspended. The shopping and II
ravel is made in boats. "
Front street, on the sawdust
cad has bOen Tor many days under L
but the water is now falling,
nd 500 work of Preparing the road u
lill commence. ID
According to previous notice III
erviceS commenced in the Baptist ne
last night by Rev. o. ID. fit
'owen. The meeting will probably of
Ontinue during the coming week. =,
Monday night at the Chautauqua ~
'ircle a rare treat is expected in mi
steniug to a lecture on "Dreams," -
Y Rev. DIR. Il. s. West. Also there "a
Ill be a sprinkling OF spring poe ~
y at roll call. 20
Rev. I. s. West is expected to an
reach in the Methodist Church GU nm
aturday at 1890, a. ID. He will q,
old quarterly conference at oi,
and usual services Sunday 6y
aud evening. rio
The Knights of Labor, Local As st
No. 10,057, of Escata wpa, ha
ave invitations out for a grand sta
all to take place on Monday eve. as
ing the 10Th lust. Committee of to-
aviation are: MesSrs. A. NJ. Gof. on
/. j. Ehlers, F. M. Whatiely. a
The night services held in the .Io
IethOdist Church the early part OF ~,
le week we're very interesting. %
Monday night Mr.. Vaaderwall
'ad an able paper on "Self Denlal,7
nd on Tuesday night Rev. Mr..
rake spoke at length upon the
uittul results of the "Woman's
visionary Work. Ii should en- ~
greater zeal IN this broad his
I'D of labor. bel
Notwithstanding the impossible vii
ads quite a large party assembled T..
Mrs. Judge Woods in attendance We
IOn the Hypathean meeting. sou
Dme very interesting poems ofthe I
thor, "Whittier,' were read, but pro
9 principal aud most interesting 99ai
ature of the programme was the AM
say by Prot. j. o. Glenn, which Or,
delivered in bis usual happy
amer. The essay showed a care :
! study Of the subject aud much
" light wasthroVB upon the ear