The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-07-26


is a long way ahead of Virgins as
prophet.
Every good Democrat should turn
oul next Saturday and vote for the
best man.
Quite number of cHtcrprising log
men from Mobile county were in town
this week.
Miss LIZZIE Seaman, of Galveston,
Texas, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. g.
r. Durrow.
Capt. J. NJ. Rabv made an excellent
chairman of the late Mississippi CT!
Convention.
Mr.. G. f. Dnrrow attended the
Senatorial Convention AT Mississippi
City Tuesday.
Remember to 90 to John +, Krebs'
variety store for the best goods at
lowest cash prices.
The L. N. Dantzlrr Lumber Co. re-
ceived this week Drift of $1,000 logs
from Black Greek.
Miss TvIlah Barnes left last Saiur-
day for Bladon Springs, Ala. She
will be absent some time.
A new and complete invoice of shoes
tor sale unreasonable prices, at
e. BLOOMFIELD Il Cos.
Mr.. Eugene Wood, who with his
wife, has been visiting his brother, {
II. Wood, E,q, returned home las
week,
The subject tn be discussed mex
SUNDAY night July 2S;h al the (whlle
Baptist Church will be "rhc TIVE
Covenants"
Mcssrs. Geo. NJ Howell and w. a
Dennis from Beat were in town ihi
week, having been delegates to th
! Senatorial Convention.
II i very important that every Dem
ocrat should east his vote at The pr
mary election Saturday. Don't neg
rcl saimmrtant Il duty.
Politics added to theology was to-
much for one Of the buggies III tn
prarcss,or Which escorted Hon. NJ. NJ
Evans to Moss Point. last week.
Mr. West, general agent of the Nev
York Life Insurance Comp1ry was i
town thi, week writing policies to
that COMPANY. We understand he la
written about half dazeu.
We hope the bridge oh the Grifh
road near Mrs j. NJ. McInniS' will b
repaired very sNon. a horse te
through il Tuesday morning, but for
unately no damage was done.
The following schooncrs are lnat
INC at The l.. N. Dantzlcr Lumbt
Co.'s mills: The e. Blessie with 40
O0O feet of lumber, aud the J. "
Frost with like amount for New Oi
leans.
The decorations at Academy lia
on the ncca sion of Hon. NJ NJ. Evan
reception were very neat and apprt
pirate, and the committee of arrsngt
lncnt, desire to express their acknow
edv,neuts to those ladies who so Kline
ly contributed such valuable aid an
: assistance.
On Tuesday evening while Hug
Miller and Arthur Oliver were out
a small boat fishing and shoo'ing' u
Run was accidentally discharged eml
Nino its entire contents into Mlllel
hin. The wound NAV cause deaf
Miller has bccn working in the How
&Griffin mill, but after tie accide
he was sent 10 Biloxi his old home.
The poet candidate tor the Legisl
ture from Jackson county, sings
!, follows:
a Our county may not have much VIII,
u And neither may she have much fan
n But wien her SONS for office run
Y They always get there" just the sam
c Col. Jas. y. Mcliae was at his be
\ at The Senatorial Convention, and
humor aud wit flowed like water, a
$ was cujoyed by vanquislied as well
2 viclors.
y The lectures By Mrs. Mollie Met
e. Smell, Mrs. Kclls aud Miss Belle kei
Is ncv, Of Miss, Wednesday night a
a Thursday morningof last week, W.
"A quite Interesting. and were much
Of joyed BY our people. The ailcndaI
a was good on both occasions. NJ
a. Kcarncy orgarizcd Young Woma
Christian Unioa, and Juvenile Te
er pcrancc Sorieiy. We trust the inl
ID est Of The emperanre cause has b.
IA much quickened by The visit Of Oh
,g excellent ladies 10 our town.
l. Chaulauqua Programme for J
in q. 1889:
M 1. Rall call: SoHe event Of inter
A. in illc history II Norway or Swe1
. Music: c. L. 5. c. orchestra.