The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-01-20
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.
More winter this week.

All the mills are running.
The latest reports are that tn
river is still rising.
Moss Point is to have anothe
new store. The more the merrier.
Messrs. Geo. NJ. aud VIM. How
ell were down Tuesday.
The small boy was out in full
force Tuesday night.
Timbermen hove been plentitu
this week.
Miss Edwina McInnis, has return
ed from her recent visit TO Bran
don.
Now is the time to plant YOU
spring gardens.
The river still remains at good
running stage, aud logs are coming
in rapidly.
The peaches, plums and Other
small fruit trees will SOon be bud
ding aud blooming.
A large crowd was present at the
Car factory meeting last Tuesday
night.
We don't hear mnch wedding
talk these days. Evidently the
market is dull.
Robins and hunters are pleuti-
FIJI, and many little red-breass bite
the dust daily.
Mr.. Robt. Hunter, of Mobile,
spent the early part of the week in
Moss POiut.
The Hypatbean Society meets TO.
night at tue residences OF Judge o.
Randall.
Miss Victoria FlechaS, of Scran-
ton, has been visiting friends at the
Point this week.
Judge Oliver Wood has been
rather busy this week, trying some
petty mISdemeanOrs.
Drummers representing all
branches OF trade have been prowl-
ing around the last few days.
Mrs. Fanny Carter, OF Americas,
spent IA few days in our town this
week visiting relatives.
MessrS. Manahan s. Co. have con-
solidated their stores by closing the
one in the Cudabac building.
The mail from Moss Point to
Scranton is now carried by Mr..
john Coagins, OF the latter place.
The tpacheI'S institute, which
was to have been held at Scranton
Saturday was postponed for some
reason.
Considering the temptation very
little robin shooting was INDUCED
in by the festive hunters last
Sunday.
Miss Dora Cudabac came down
from Americas Friday 10 attend the
teachers institute which was 10
have been held at Scranton the sue
ceeding day.
Sheriff Lewis came up Saturday
evening aud attached the stock o
goods IN tue Jorly store at this
place in favor of II New Orleans
house for seven hundred dollars.
MI. Jesse Byrd, of State Line,
who speut several days in IA city
last week looking alter his timber
interests, returned home Monday
night.
The stock and tools of w. n.
JOyner, matchmaker and j~eweler,
were attached this week by Mr.. S.
S. Henry TO secure a rent bill. Sew
eral other claims were also run on
the stock Immediately afterwards.
Tickets are being sold for a rafle
of a life-size painting of Rev. Faith
er V. Bally, executed by himself,
the rattle to take place as soon as a
sufficient number tickeIs are sold.
The proceeds 90 for benefit of Moss
Point Catholic church.
Messrs. s. d.. aud Mott McInnis
are erecting them a store building
on other side of river just above
Raudalf's, and will stock it with a
complete line of general merchau-
disc. We wish them all success.
The meeting Of Chautauqua Mon.
day night was undoubtedly one of
the most interesting OF the Society
since its organization. The main
and interesting feafurp was de-
bate Gu the question THAT foreign
immigration be excluded from this
country, /" with MeSsrs q. II. Wood
and j. o. Glenn, in the afii native,
aud j. L. Ddntzler aud d. +. Nor
riSOu in the negative. The debate
on both sides was spirited aud in
teresting, eliciting the close atten-
ton OF the audience, aud each
speaker closed amidst = round Of APP
plauGe. A vote was taken 10 see