The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-05-04
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.


70 keep your head cool-wear q
straw hat.
Cowan Bros have a large stock
of ready-made clothing.
II you want a nobby suit oil
clothes, 90 to Cowan Bros.
The L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'S
palmer and one saw mill are shut
down for repairs.
Give Stewards Condition Pow
ders 10 your horses aud COWS, 20
cents a package.
Misses Dora and Flora Cudabac
went to Grand Bay on Friday re-
turning on Monday.
Rev. j. p. Drake, on account nt
i'll health has been spending some
time at Loug Beach.
A DRIFT of 10000 logs came down
from Black Greek this week. Still,
there is more to follow.
The matrimonial market is very
quiet. Subjects in good supply on
easy, but wiling to be sacrificed.
Mr.. VIM. f. Steede, Deputy
Sheriff of the county, was in town
Tuesday. Willie is ii good officer.
Me9srs. DAIMLER & Evans have
the newest and the latest styles of
summer su;ts-bootS, straw hats
and cigars.
Messrs. j. j.. Dantzler, Frank
Griffin and Bruno Danlzler took in
New Orleans Monday TO get their
picnic clothes.
Mr.. Henry V: II. VOORHEES, has
severed his connection with The
firm of Patterson, Downing & Co.
and returned to Mobile.
Hon. L. B. Brown. Internal Rev
enue Collector, came over this
week, looking after the Govern
mentS interest. He always finds
everything straight here.
We have a new society in our
II is known as "Will No:s."
The members are constitutionally
opposed to work. The society has
president, secretary and treasui-
n.
The Union pic mic to-day at Sum
Bluff. The boats leave Blum
IRIS Wharf at 1870; Denny's at s.;
& Evans at $50. Let all
De on hand who expect 10 attend
he picnic.
The Schooner w. A.. Watson
las just made a quick trip to Key
and is now loading at the l..
Dantzler Lumber COmpany's
Hills, and will take 10000 feet of
lumber for The same place.
Rev. Ben Jones, of the Sea Shore
)%ircuit. preached III the Methodist
hurch Sunday. Mr.. Jones' about
Durteen years ago was stationed
t this place, aud he made many :
lie is "A Christian gentle f;
nan and Il profound preacher. F,
The following vessels are loading
I the l.. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'S f.,
ILLS: The Nellie Williams, just off 4
f Frentz'S ship ways and in good 5
apair, will carry 1854 600 feet OF t
Imher, bound for Kew West. The =
!. W. Jones takes 10000 feet of n
Imher and will sail in Il few days o
II Corpus Christi, Texas. =
Mr.. Chr. Nelson, of Scranton, has D
a branch store in the Cook ct
hiding, formerly occupied by Il
ISIS Sudbury. He will keep con- "
antly on hand dry goods, notions, ca
illinery goods, shoes and ladies to
lderwear. Miss Hannah Nelson &c
i'll be in charge. and will be glad ~
received calls from all for her m
dy friends.
Mr.. w. Denny, one of our old
ID esteemed citizens, who has
very i'll for several weeks, and
Dst of the lime confined 10 his J.
d, left Monday for Healing Nc
TO try the virtues of The
tier. He was accompanied by
5. A. Mclnnis and his son AL. re,
1T Z. Denny. We trust that our Of
/ friend will return soon restored Al
perfect health again. y,
MIR. @. A. Wilcox, a lawyer and ls,
State Senator, formerly of Col wi
lbia, is now a resident OF our ed
VII. lie has been unfortunate, "
d is therefore unable to make a sit
ppnrt for himself and family at Ja'
; law, therefore he has come nc
INT down 10 hard work, and is IN
W employed in the planning mill MOI
the i. N. DAIMLER Lumber Co. noi
is shows lie is not too proud TO SC sec
rk. We commend him 10 our sec
Dple as a deserving gentleman. sec
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