The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-07-05
MOSS POINT
DEPARTME
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

1OuTC6ss
All quiet in Grab All.
Rather showory these days.
Walermclons I'LL you cant rest.
1t is quiet in court circles this week.
DR.. e. f. Griffin returned from Ok
ford Friday.
SHOES and clothing at low figures at
E. Bloomfield e Co.'s.
Candidates arc beginning their pill
grimage through th@ woods.
One double seat road cart, cheap
for cash. E. BLOOMFIELD u Go.
Watermelon time is here, and the
average coon is exceedingly happy.
Quite a number of III people will
attend the Scashorc Camp Meeting.
business would be better if the
timber supply was not SO can't.
II you want an organ of any kind,
come and see us. f Bloomfield u Co.
Mr.. Geo. Bloomfield lett Tuesday
after a weeks visit to his daughter,
Mrs. &. +. Durrow.
Four new boilcrc arc to be put in
The large now mill of the L. n. Dantz-
Ter Lumber Company.
1t looks as If our townsman, Hon.
NJ. NJ. Evans, will certainly be our
next Licutenant-G Governor.
Capt. Oloff Nielsen, formerly OF this
place, but now of Biloxi, was with us
the early part of the week.
A certain handsome young gent OF
} our town is going TO the SeaslIore
Camp Meeting expressly TO meet his
} best girl.
DR.. II. l.. Howe has been confined
10 his home several days with neural
| gia, but we arc glad to know he is
now considerably improved.
Rev. O. d. Bowen will preach i'll
the Baptist Church Saturday night at
| :45, and Sunday morning at 10 80
All are invited TO attend.
l am compelled to sell goods fol
j., cash as l am not able to sell on credit
I Will try my best to please all.
JOHN F. KREBs.
Rev. Lyman Carley will be at thu
Seashore Camp Ground Sunday ant
Rev, G. N. A. Y0nce will fill his pull
pit here.
Remember, where goods arc sold to-
l. their lowest possible value is at JOIN
s T.. Krebs'.
l. Mrs. Olney II. Broun nee Miss EN-
&c ma Prince, died suddenly here Satur
y day morning. Her remains wcr
l. carried, TO Mobile for intcrmcnt.
A full line of harness and whip
can be found at e. Bloomfield & Co.'s
= Just received a new line Of ladies
slippers, for summcr wear.
Il Il. BLOOMFIELD " Co.
Roanoke College, Virginia, recently
conferred the degree of bachelor o
' Arts upon Rev. Charles Newton AL
>, fred Yonca. lie graduated at tina
college in 1884.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Evans reached home FIJI
= day after a very successful and pleas
ant canvass of the northern part o
the State. lie is well pleased will
his prospects for the nomination o
Licutenant-G Governor OF the 10th inst
a The following schooncrs arc loading
at the l.. N. DantzIer Lumber Cos
mills this week: Robert Ruff viii
rs ,O0O'fect of lumber tor Minetitland
Mex. Maylower aud Curct each
} with $4,000 feet of lumber for New
e Orleaus; AlmIra with 10000 feet o.
lumber for Mississippi River.
a During the months of July and Au
: gust 1t is my determination to sci
goods strictly for cash. Thanking fol
past patronage, I solicit a continuance
a of tho same. All goods sold at loves
a prices. guarantee satisfaction. AL
Y parties indebted 10 me viii please
settle. JOHN f. hREBs'
Thomas Brandy, sailor, fell over
l. board from the schooner Edwards
8, while she was lying at the OLarl
mill, Saturday and was drowned
Ills body was recovered Monday ant
! deccntly buried. Bran1bly vas from
= Philadelphia and had 10 his pocket a
:" the tine of his death $l3.
All who desire to take a spccla
T one months course OF pcnmanshlp
- mathematics and bookkeeping should
N take advantage o; the course oftere'
=. them by Professors Yonce and Nc
:, REYNOLDS. This special school begin
Monday, July 8, in the Acadcm.
= building. There will be both day am
" night sessions.
" The following is the programme TO
!" the next meeting of the Chautauqu
:, Circle:
ld MISCELLANEOUS NIGHT.
Roll Call-Each member dcscrib
ar some article in cOmnIon use, such a
~ furniture, provisions. clothing, etc
Us To he tntcrspcrsed with