The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-02-03

A younglumberman camo to town
the other night. He has not cut his
eye teeth yet. He is a rustler, how
ever.
Work on the new store building
Of Messrs. McInnis Bror., on the
other side OF the river Just above
RandalPs, Is progressing rapidly,
and 1t will be ready tor occupation
before long.
DIR. II. S. West filed the pulpit
at the Methodist Church Sunday
morning, and delivered an able dis
course to u large congregatlon.
Mr.. Lee Mccoy, a thriving mer-
chant of Augusta, Perry county,
has been in town this week looking
after his logging interests.
The town has been overrun by
log heu this week. They are d
class Of meR we like to see however,
and they ara always welcome.
The next meeting of the Hypa-
lhean Society will be held at tho
residence Of Mr.. H Cudabac, on
Friday night, February 3rd. Sub
ject E. A. Poe.
Judge Randall has been resur-
yeying his lots 90 Trout street,
tearing away the remains of the old
glass factory, aud altering things
geuerallys which leads Que. to be-
lieye he cOntemplates rebuilding.
Considerable money in circuia
ton this wpek, asthe various mills
paid off on the last ut. aud the first
inst. =
We we're misinformed last week
as 10 the Knights of Honor renting
the old Advertiser Office for a meet
ling hall. Capt. Howe generously
offered it to them gratuiously until
other and more satisfactory arrange.
ments could be made.
A pleasant paper was read by
Mrs. X. w. Huntington before the
Chautanqua Cicrle at its last meet
ing, on the Acadian Exiles. A
prOnOuncing match will be an in
t~eresting feature OF the next meet.
ing.
We below a fac-simile OF an
address on a letter, 30 far as spell
ing and punctuation goes, which ap-
pears IN the poStOfice show window
awaiting claim 10y the writer, as it
is not stamped, and cannot be for
warded TO it's destination. The
writing covers the entire face of the
envelope, and is as follows "Miss
Eddie Armstead, Mobile, aIaBa am
ma, on Bloodgood, Between jack
sou and Joachim Street. if Not de.
livered witbin 10 days return to
escatawpa postOff. Haste. Return
please as Soon as received" This
takes the cake.
Misses Mary Ward and Sabra
HelvcstiOn, two beautiful and fas-
.cinating young ladies, who have
been visiting here for some time, to
the great regret IF our society folks,
returned to their home ~ tho coast
last Friday. These Young ladies
made many warm friends aud ad-
nirers here, who would be delighted
10 have them visit as again in the
rear f~uture.-Hattiesbtrg Democrat.
ASH feel that an Injustice has
been done me by reports concerning
he school at Moss Point Academy,
will state that l paid to the Misses
all the money that was col
ected before Christmas, except
enough to pay my board bills, aud !
besides this l told them that | was
TO pay them what was not
collected as 500 as l was able to
Some has not been collect
d, aud that remains not paid.
christmas i entered into an agree
nent with them to the effect that l
would pay them as fast as | collect
d the money, all the school cleared
yer t%hirty,six dollars per mouth.
And | have paid them their part of
that / have received and will pay
hem the remaining part as soon as
! is collected. ] o. GLENN.