The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-08-17
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

ne VIII NOIs nave ulsDalueu,
All u shipyards still keep busy.
Scu%ppcrnongs are in their prime.
Plenty of logs and the mills all run.
ming.
The preacher says, boys don't play
base ball on Sunday.
Mr.. Fitzgerald has moved into tho
Morrill, house.
Fresh turnip, rutabaga and cabbage
seed at Stewards.
Apples have made their appearance
in our market.
The DIARY mill planer, which has
been stopped for SOM, time, steamed
up again Tuesday.
Howe & Griffin expect to star TT
their mill at an early date.
Our colored friends have their new
church about half finished. Work on
it is at present stopped, but tits ex-
pectcd will be resumed in a few days.
Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, wife and son,
A. f., left Saturday for Denver, Col,
to be absent about a month.
There is to be a dance at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. II. G. Walker Friday
night.
The Moss Point dudes have ordered
a large number of Cleveland and
Thurman white hats and red ban
danas.
Mr.. Moses Golf is off IN the country
for d few days rest and recreation.
Another red liquor shop just opened
in Moss Point, OH Main street by Mr..
Irving p. DelInas, with Mr.. Albert G.
Dclmas, manager and mlxologis:.
Tho schooner J. & j. sailed ont from
the l.. N. Dantzlcr Lumber Co.'S mills
Tuesday with lumber and shingles for
the Mississippi river.
Mr.. j. w. Griffin, while his wife is
in Tennessee, he is spending the time I
with his father and mother. in-law, in
Perry county.
Campaign hats might DO mighty
appropriate, but they are mighty
ugly.
The Hvpathean Society will meet
Tonight at Mr.. Ii. NJ. Cudabac's resi-
Hence. |
The Lawn Party at Mr.. L. N. |
Dantzlcr's Tuesday night was a pleas
ant affair and well attended. 4
Messrs. Z. w. Manahan & Co, will o
'ecclvc next week a new line of fall n
of tho newest patterns and
attest styles, which will be sold very .
heap. q
The mai boxes erected around town
re quite a convenience to our citizens az
enerally as we'll as our business men. Of
Mrs. DIR. J.J: Harry and child
nd Miss Emma Lienhard, of Hands, of
oro ars visiting the family Of Mt. A. =,
VI
Married in the Methodist Church. or
thursday evening, August 9, 1888, by va
j. p. Drake, Mr.. Alfred Brad ~
ri and Miss Olivia Clark, botll. of va
ascagoula, Miss. No cards. -
Several new buildings, dwelling
'incipallv, are IN course of cOnstruc- ne
IN in different portions of the city. col
Mr.. Thomas c. Borden, now of Fer j
Fla, but a native Moss Kr,
is visiting his old home. ~
looks as natural as ever, except /
is a little more corpulent % than ElS
he last visited US. sec
Mr.. James j. Davis, ono Of the solid ar,
.izers Of Americas, was down I
Inday evening. hf.
Moss Point can o boast ola few Of
hats, several of our promi- =
ut Democrats having ordered ono arp,
IA tbis wook val
Street letter boxes have been plac- aor.
on the principal streets of our town. eau.
Elections will be made daily except +
half hour before departure par,
ach mall. The public will bear in r
no collections are made on sW
and dcsposit accordingly. ors
A. BLUHER, Pm. Fl
Of q
Sunday evening a fight occurred p
Main street between two eOlored or Q
D, VIM. BrOadenax aud Archibald lots
y, The latter receiving cuts on both Fl
Is and "a cash On the back Of the lo1
K. The nine wounds were made Ter.
h a white handle case knife. Gray p
recover in q few days. Broaden 81
sent down 10 Scranton jail. lOts