The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-03-01
MOSS POINT
E EMIT.
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

Mr.. j. 7. Llddlc, Of lI%andsbOrO was
In town Monday.
have a large supply of Louisiana
moss on hand for sale. A. BLUMER.
Miss Edna Vaughan, of Three Riv-
crs, is yisilin. tho family Of Mr.. j..
W. Morris.
The I%Iypathean Sosiety will meet
tonight (Friday) at the residence Of
Mr.. "A. BIumcr.
AS civilization progresses the strike
will go, because il involves loss TO all
concerned.
A striking example: "Say, boy,
what are you sitting there tor? You'll
freeze TO death!'
Boy, (bctwecn his chattcring teeth).
"Why dc boss told me fer TO take the
pup out an drown him, but dc ice on
der creek is two feet thick, so l thought
I'll sit here and freeze him TO deth."
Richard Kidd, of Texas, has been a
Democrat for lis years. Let all the
kids take pattern by Richard.
Several marriages arc 10 take place
in our town during this month, So
Madame Rumor says.
Just when Nc. A. Burners new
white house will be occupied, has not
yet been announced. The couple that
marries first will get il most likely.
Tho large saw mill and palmer of
the l.. N. DAIMLER Lumber Co. are
running, with white and colorcd labor.
Several Of the white men working
in Howe & Grifin's mill are knights
of Labor. Why don't the knights fire
them oui?
The street car strike in New York
Is ended, aud the results were: One
striker killed, three strikers sentenced
to imprisonment, several thousand
strikers out OF work, and a loss in
wages of fifty thousand dollars. 1t is
not all attractive showing.
The monthly meeting of the Bing-
ham Memorial Mission Society was
held Sabbath afternoon ut the Pres
bytcriau Church. The attendance was
large, and the exercises interesting.
Quite Il number of our young peo-
pie attended the dancing party at The
rcsidemc. OF Mrs. j. Donivan, Scran-
Ion, Friday night. 1t was a very
pleasant affair.
A Home Mission Society was or
gained at the l.. N. DAIMLER Lumber
Co.'S Mills the other day, Mr.. T. A.
COulson is president.
The Strike Is On
and times are duh, still Cowan Bros.
have a lot Of new goods, which they
are Offering Uery cheap for cash only.
Call and sec for yourselves.
Choice family groceries, dry goods,
shoes, and other goods, at reasonable
prices at JOHN F. KREBs' VARIETY
STORE.
ROv. o. ID. Bowen will preach in the
Baptist Church Saturday night, and
on Sunday at IL o'clock, am.
Mr., j. g. Ely, Jr., aud Miss Olivia
Steede, of Americas, were married
yesterday. Several Moss Pointers at
tended tho wedding.
The following schoones are loading
at the l. N. Danizler Lumber Co.'s
Mills week The Minnie Irwin, $1,000
feet of lumber for KEY West the j.
w. Frost, with $1,000 feet of lumber
tor New Orleans.
Broadenax, The coloTed President OF
the Knights of Labor meeting ON Mon
day at Pine Top Hall, said in the
course of his speech that the Knights
had lived together aud they could die
together ifnced be. This we get from
u reliable white gentleman. OF course,
this Is not incendiary speaking.
Go to Mr.. j. w. Stewards drug
store for roll gold jewelry. lie has a
fine assortment OF collar buttons,
sleeve buttons, ladies breast pins,
charms, vest chains, etc just from the
reliable jewclry house OF G. a. Soden
& Co, Chicago. Mr.. Stewart is au-
lhorized 10y this firm to guarantee
every article of this jewclrv as being
just what il is represented, the best
roll gold. II will wear a number OF
years and never iarnish a particle.
The prices arc very reasonable. Go
aud see and we know you will buy.
The c. L. S. C. held it's regular meet
Ing OIL Monday night. The attendance
was fair. Members responded to roll
call lin a few cascs,) by a verse Of a
song or an i%mpromptu speech. The
paper on eight" by Mr.. Durrow was
postponed, but in its stead, Ar. ID.
read an interesting selection on "The
Greek and his customs" The Pro-
nouhcing match, while not being par
ticipated IL by many, (some Of the
circle beiHg inclined to "strike, , was
quite entertaining, aud showed that
the sscholars" knew their lesson. The