The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-03-30
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.
Rain Monday and Tuesday.

. Rain Monday and Tuesday.
: Log men are still plentiful in GU
: midst.
, Aud still the mills are receivin:
| logs IN abundance.
Mr.. E. w. Manahan was in Mo
2 bile this week.
Young man, don't go asleep il
in church.
: Tomorrow is pay night for some
of Il mills.
Mr.. g. II. Wood is up the country
again-hunting.
Mr.. e. S. Leatherbury spent sew
eral days last week in our town.
Call at w. NJ. Wards for dry
goods, shoes, ready-made clothing,
furniture, stoves, etc.
Give Stewards Condition Pow
ders to your horses aud COWS, %
cents a package.
MeSsrS. H.. NJ. Cudabac and S. S.
Henry entertained Il few of their
friends on "Wednesday evening of
last week, at Capt. Tony's popular
restaurant.
Lawns, ginghams, calicoes, ladies,
misses and childrens' WigWams
slippers at Cowan Bros.
Several schOOners are in from
New Orleans this week with freight
for our merchants.
Sheriff Lewis passed through
Moss Point Sunday evening, on his
way up the country.
The late rains have not been all.
vautageOus to the gardens, but a
good yield is expected.
The DautzIer Lumber Company
are having two new boilers and q
new machine put in their planning
mill.
On or about the first of April, w.
VI. Ward will receive a full and
fresh stock of white goods, laces,
emhrOideries, etc.
The schooner w. A. Watson will
away this week from the
DantzIrr Lumber Company's mills
thousand feet of lumber for
Key West.
We regret TO hear OF the lndispo- =
OF Mr.. NJ. NJ. Evans. He has ,
been confined to his room for sever :
Al days. ;
A small party Of friends spent
asst Thursday evening most pleas
at the residence of. Sheriff Z
md Mrs. f. II, Lewis, in Scranton. =
Some of our fair bellies we're ont q
asst week soliciting subscriptions h
or the purchase of a bell, for the
Church. They met with 7
deserved success. &
Capt. Fritz Lienhard's tug, the [
and barge left Tuesday L
With a load OF freight for the vari- e
us landings on the PascagOula
liver. u
GENTLEMEN AND BoYS.-It you e
a nice suit, bat, or u pair OF c
hoes or wigwams, go to Cowan e
They have the best and "
heapest stock in Moss Point. O
The schooner L. N. Dantzler, a
Johu Alberls. is loading this o
eek at The DantzleI Lumber Com V
mills and will carry about N
iuety thousand feet of lumber TO is
ley West. "
On account of 1rOtracted servi- n
ia the Baptist Church next u
eek, the next meeting OF the BY. al
athean society will take place to-
light, March 80, 1888, at the resi-
ence of Mrs. Judge Wood. 81
Some OF Out young people took
ivantage of the beautiful noon st
ght last Friday night, aud had a ii
lost enjoyable ride to the Seashore. b
here's nothing like it. st
w. NJ. Ward Is this week opening ~
fine stock of shoes, ready-made u
Othing, dry goods, etc. 1t you te
ant anything 10 the dry goods Sc
ne, call on him. a
OO W DNOb.g iOA lOuA hCou -
groceries. They keep al s.
avs on hand a fresh stock. Also :"
elloW yam taters. u;
A series of Gospel meetings will fo
,mmence in the Baptist Church Ar
} Thursday, April 9th. Rev. o. en-
/. Bowen will be assisted by Rev.
I. Christian, OF Jackson. All
e cordially invited to attend. oc
Go at once to McCluro's aud have ID
our picture taken. He has a fac te
" of making old people look 10
Jung, aud ugly people pretty. an
ont delay. "Secnre the shadow sc
e the substance fade" iu
Mr.. J. W. Stewart bad q mess of tn
w Irish potatoes iron bis garden re
81 Sunday. Id