The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-01-27
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

0UQIS6b.
Drummers plentiful.
Plant your Irish potatoes.
All the shipyardS + busy.
The hunting season is about over
One month OF 1883 yearly gone.
Coin silver thimbles at Beard.
slee'S.
Sunday was a gloomy, cloudy
day.
Cloudy, rainy and sloppy wealth
cr this week.
Capt. Il. Castenera visited New
Orleans Saturday.
Mr.. S. S. Henry, is at jackson, on
the United States grand jury.
The days are growing perceptibly
longer.
Mr.. George Bloomfield, is on a
visit to Moss Point.
McClure's photographs are equal
to any city work.
A fine assortment of eye glasses
and spectaclcs at Beardslee's.
Have yOur photos taken by Nc
Clurc ut Cudabac's old store.
Soon the picnic time, and the
young folks will be happy.
improvements of various kinds
can BIZ noticed in the several por-
tons of town.
MIR. VIM. L. Griffin, of Purvis,
was on IL visit to his relatives here
this week.
Miss Hattie Bloomfield, OF
HandSboro, is spending awhile III
in. Moss Point visiting relatives.
ST. Valentines Day will soog be
here, aud, boys, don't forget to send
yonr best girl a valentine.
A heavy rainfall Tuesday Hight,
which continued through most OF
Wednesday.
We do not hear OF any social
events, except Chautauqua and
Hypathean Societies.
Logs are still coming in, and II
the rainy weather continues, 1t VIII
not be long until tho boomS are
iull.
Mr.. II. NJ. Cudabac is making
some improvements about his resi-
dence property by repairing fences,
etc.
Cabinet photos, per dOz., $500;
cards, ditto, $500, is all Mcclure
charges. Give him a tIial at Cuda-
bac's old sore.
MIR. II. N. Cudabac left last week
for the interior county where be
goes to take charge of one OF Rob
insou's log camps.
Bibles and TeStaments in various
languages, published by the Amer
lean Bible Society, for sale at -.
X. McInnis g. Co.'S drug store.
Mr.. Jno. J.. Pettus, of Decatur,
Texas, is spending a short while IN
in town, visiting his uncle, Mr.. IL.
A. Cowley.
The family of Mr.. w. II. Graham
returned this week from Alabama,
where they have been for some time
visiting relatives.
Capt. Fritz Lieuhard went up the
river this week with a large load oil
height, aud will return loaded will
turpentlne.
Mcclure the photographer is PIE
pared to make photographs equa
ia excellence of finish to any city
work. Will remain only a shor
while. Gallery at the old Cudaba
store.
A meeting OF the Knights o
Honor will De held in the Advertise
old Office III the Howe building
Saturday might. A full atteudanc
of members of the order is urgent
requested, as business of impoI
tance is TO be transacted.
Miss Blanche CharpIaux, G
Scranton, is spending the week
our town, visiting relatives.
The Presbyterian Missionary s.
ciety held their regular MONTH
meeting at the Church Sunday Il
|, ternoon. We r told a very uic
meetiug was had.
Mrs. B. F. Van Meter, Of Orange
Texas, accompanied by herchildreI
who we're on their way to Florid'
stopped of 1t this place MOnds
= and spent the day With her brotbe
II. q. Herring.
E TIE Hypathean Society met Fl
DAY night At the residence ofJudi
, o. Randall. A large number
the members we're present aud
nice meeting bad. Tue origin
E essay vas BY SIR. d. +. Morriso
r aud We hear il spoken Of very
vorably by those who heard II.