The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-01-13
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

q uLner NoLeS VdeaSfeV @EVGi 'eb'V"1
Sources.
| Considable lumber has arrived
this week. 1t was mostly square,
however.
Mr.. Geo. Leather bury, of the up
per portion of this county, was III
: town Tuesday.
Mr.. Thos. j. Clark, representing
Zuberbicr & Behan, vas III town
Tuesday, as jolly and jovlal as
ever.
Mr.. Adam Wilkerson duly quail
fed as Constable OF this precinct,
aud entered upon the discharge OF
his duties.
Judge Randall Informs us he in
tends erecting new buildings on the
sites of those recently burned.
Mr.. w. Watkins has been in town
this week, displaying to our mer
chants his stock of spring clothing.
Tho OLarry mill has been shut
down this week on account OF no
logs. 1t will start again in a few
days, however.
Several items. crowded out this
week for want of space, and among
them the monthly report of Zion
public school.
Mr.. L. @. Wood, of Basin, came
down Thursday to spend a day or
two.
Mr.. Wiley Denmark, of Citron.
ellie, came down this week with tim
Der.
1t will soon be time to plant
spring gardens.
Mr.. B. G. Randall arrived last
week from Waltham, Mass. He
has come this time to stay.
W. are informed that Messrs. &.
w. Manahan s. Co. intends consoli
dating their two stores by diScon-
tinuing the one ia the Cudabac
building.
The Telegraph Go. is at last do.
ing a commendable thing in repair
ing its " ire between this place and
Scranton by putting in new
posts. This is something that has
been needed for sometime, and we
are glad to chronicle it.
But for the Hypathean and Chat
auqua societies, socially speaking, F.,
Moss Point would be very dull at
present. 1
Mr.. A. Q. Hunt was down from J
the tram road Tuesday. He in I
formed us the road was running !
more successfully than at any time 6
since its construction, and that '
they were putting in fIom forty to |
fifty logs per day. |
We Inadvertently neglected to /
mention last week that DR.. o. M.
Randall, OF Tennessee, sou of our j.,
Judge o. Randall, ac- =
cOmpanied by his family, had ar !
rived in town to spend awhile. We ,
their visit will be "A pleasant +;
one. :
Mr.. A. Garner has removed from a
to this place and located .
the other side of the river. +
Messrs. Oliver Wood and o. z. r
Thomson have qualified as JUS t
tiees of the Peace for this precinct, :
and entered upOn the discharge of
their duties. Judge Wood has bis
office near Mr.. w. NJ. Wards store.
Among the timbermen in town
this week, We have noticed Messrs. !
L. NJ. Beaunan aud Elias Mills, OF !
Greene county, and Wiley Den y
mark, of Chronicle, Ala. t
A cold ave swooped down Mon 6
day aud Tuesday, and gently re- ]
minded us spring was not here yet {
awhile, although the weather of the I
preceding days appeared as though l
il was. ,
Miss Emma Denny re' urned
Monday from u few days visit to
friends in our neighborlng town of
HaBdsbOro.
Mr.. A. G. Smith, of State Line,
was in town Wednesday, looking
after his timber interests.
We were mistaken last week in
our article on the FIRE in stating
that Capt. John Tarkel was master
of the schooner Sea Horse, it
should have been McGili Fletcher.
The principal feature Ofnext meet
ing of Chautauqua Circle will be a
----o GDor,f-~I TIT g.
eign immigration should be exclud
ed from this country" with MesSrs.
@. n. Wood and J. o. Glenn in the
Affirmative, aud j. L. DAIMLER and
ID. T. Morrison in the negative.
II being our intention to move
our stock Of goods from the Cuda
bac building and close that store, for
the next few days we win offer the
goods for sale, regardless OfcOst