The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-03-23
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

NJ Heavy rain Monday night.
Spring is here in earnest.
n Long sermons are still popular.
Logs are still coming in small
lots.
. Free fights on Front street Sun.
: day.
, Sqnare timber don't seen to he
in demand here.
The Texas.ponies are becoming
pretty well conquered.
Mr.. Cbas. Valverde made a flying
trip to Florida on Friday last.
Mr.. T. I. Tutstill, Mobiles ia.
nous poet, was in town last week.
Mr.. &. w. Robinson was here
this week looking after his business.
Our merchants are displaying
their spring wares-StTaw hats, etc.
MI. and Mrs. John F. Popp were
on u visit to MI. A. Blumer last
week.
Go to E. w. Manahan s. Co.'s for
bargains in prints, ginghams, sat
Gems and lawns.
MI. r. FL. SWindell has made a
new bond, and his saloon is again
open.
We regret to hear that Col. II. S.
Hyatt and family intend soon to
move to Mississippi City.
The Hypathean Society meets at
Mrs. George Woods next Friday :
night week. !
1t is considered a breach of !
church etiquette for any one to leave i
church before services are conclud.
ell. f
Mr.. Sam ID, Denny has a new =
sulky that lays 1t over all Others in
this county. 1t is strong, neat and
Springy.
Work is progressing rapidly on
he new hotel, and it will be ready il
occupation before long. u
Dir. II. z. Atkins, proprietor of m
he Tegarden Hotel at Mississippi Il
was in town Wednesday. r
Mr.. JAS. Helvestion passed down I'll
Wednesday on bis way to Mobile so
where he will spend a few days. Il,
Mr.. r. P. Bradley, Of Augusta,
Eas in town this week diSpOsing of pr
is square timber. Iu
Give Stewards Condition Pow. Ca
ers to your horses and COWS, % ia
ents a package.
Don't borrow your neighbours -
'EIoCRAT-STAR. Get u of your
WI. 1t only takes So to get a copy
n n year.
DR.. j. X. Mcleod, who has been \
,nfined to his sick bed for several ing
avs, we are glad to hear, is getting his
ell. Def
The schooner Cecilia Is loading at CIR
Ie DAIMLER Lumber Co.'S mills. ~
he Cecilia will take %, 900 feet Of Yves
mber and sail for the Mississippi nor
yer in a day or 50. sou,
The bridge of signs is still popu- pro
r with the young ladies and gen. cult
smen OF our village. a DeS
The schooner j. w. Frost will, in Gre,
day or so take 5000 feet of lum- =,
r from the Dantzler Lum Der Co.'S ~
and said for New Orleans.
ust received the largest, best aud
eapest line of mems, youths and
VS. straw hats ever displayed in N,
ckson county, at Il. w. Manahan ing
Co.'S. int
MIR. viii Watkins, the lightning his
rsuader of Moses, Lobe a. o oe;t
ms, is in town init dose cheep ton.
amt it'll How
For the finest line of enbroider- nou.
and torchou laces in town, 60 TO II,
Mammoth Bargain Store. prov
We hear that one OF our mercan- IgaI
! houses has put a man on the GRAY
ID selling stoves. P. o
The Hypathean meeting on Fri N
y night last at Mrs. CoulsOn's =
5 wen attenueu, aud while IL was
;ecdingly haggaId, we are glad
the impressions are not last.
: No
to the inclemency Of the ing 1
there was no meeting of intel
@. L. s. q. on Monday night. he,o,
programme remains unchanged ouis
next meeting. Miss
We extend = hearty welcome to half
;. Rivers and family, who have nOrtI
eutly moved from Louisiana to sOutl
town, ADD are occupying the ne
lse OF Mrs. Yates, recently vaea- rslti
by Mr.. Huntington, aud hope Roge
climate aud associations will be and
agreeable, that they will remain JACK
nnu~rN.