The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-11-23


8, Sources.
- Tho health of our town is CROWN
better.
. Mrs. Chas. Valverde Is visiting i
j, Biloxi.
All kinds of blankets and shawls q
Cowan Bros.
: The Academy school now has a
enrolment of 120 pupils.
: Judge o. Randall is erecting a liv
cry stable near. the Eagle Hotel.
A new lot of fancy groceries, jus
received at Cowan Bros.
Mr.. Lcmucl Foster, of Michigan, Il
visiting his cousin,'Mr. IL. NJ. Cuda.
bac.
MI. Robert Lee Mckay and family
are now occupying the Scott Mckay
house.
CitrOms, ~currants, ~raisihs, jellies,
cakes and fancy canned goods at Cow
an Bros.
The twining Of orange blossoms
N %eabouts between this and Christ
mas is expected.
Mr.. John +. Krcbs is charging his
store 10 make o for new goods.
This is a sign OF prosperity.
The new tug, Pic d., is sailing on
the waters like a thing of beauty.
She has an immense whistle.
A small party of friends spent a
pleasant evening on Tuesday last at
the residence of Professor and Mrs.
YOncc.
The frisky, jerky, kicking mustangs
have arrived and our citizens are buy
ing them as usual. We consider those
ponies dear at any price.
The sound of the carpenters ham
mer is heard at the Academy build
ing. Considerable improvements will
be made between now and Christmas.
Mr.. Emile p. Blumcr paid a flying
visit home the early part of the week.
On his return to Waynesboro he was
accompanied by his brother Johnnie.
Last Saturday, Nov. 1lth, the Pas
cagoula Lumber COMPANY delivered
to vessels at Horn aud Ship Islands,
405, ll5 superficial feet Of lumber, be-
ing probably the largest shipment
made in n day by any Of u lum-
Der firms.
A Thanksgiving service will be held
in the Presbyterian church on Nom
day, Nov. Goth, at 10 a. M, in accord
ance with the recommendation OF
Cleveland. The service
will be a union service and all are
cordially invited. '
Mrs. Yonce and l wish to publicly
cur thanks to the kind friends, 4
who visited us Tuesday night, bring l
.ng with them "of the good things of !
his world" May they be abuHdantly
with friends, and may their s
tore rooms remain full to overflow }
ng. T.. n. A. YoNCE. !
Wdynesboro Argus: The night OPP .
and assistant agent here, Mr.. ,
?. Emile Blumer is quite an addition :
o our town. Besides being an ex- !,
'ert telegraphor, he can also compete :
with the best short hand and type :
writer's OF the age. He is the ION OF
u old friend, "A. Blumer, of Moss
'Tfs gratifying 10 note tho increased =
interest ia the meetings of the Hypa- .
bean Society, as was shown by the
God attendance and close attention
IaHifosted at tina last meeting, held at
Ne residence Of Mr.. L. N. DAIMLER, on
night last. The next meeting
ill be held al the residence of Nj. e. n
arHes OF
lie CATASTROPHE EXPLAIN. 4 4
Ell. s
TTERvIEw WITH A Prominent SKA 70
FARISG MAN EXPLAINS WHY a.
CLEVELAND GOT LEFT.
One Of Dur occasional Moss Point pr
respondents had an interview the 81 4
her day with the master Of a Ium- an
II barge, who gave his views freely ia
the recent election. lie is conf
Mt that tho one thing above all 9TH :
; that did the business for Harrison,
d defeated Cleveland, was the Sun -
Law. In The words Of this bronz-
son Of the sea: awe never heard Of
Sunday Law until Cleveland was
Besides said he, there sas
re probably twenty-five or thirty the
rgemcn in the bay who did not z
is. This alone was enosgh TO de- =
( the Democrauc party