The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-07-12
MOSS POINT
DEPARTME
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

No preaching in town Sunday night
on account of the weather.
Mrs. A. D!umcr is visiting friends
at II~an1sburo this week.
Pascagoula Lumber Co. Are build
ing a new dry kiln.
Watermelons are abundant. Peach
es more plentiful than usual.
Stoves and hardware of all Kinds at
low figures. Z. BLooMEIELD " Co.
Miss Lilly Airey, of Selma, Ala, is
visiting the family of DR.. J.C. Cowan.
Mrs. C. f. Bouton and family are
in attendance at Camp Meeting, where
thcy will remain for some time.
Moss Point had no representative at
the prize fight, and it speaks that
much in her favor.
The sermon OF Rev. CsN1 Hencc,
at the Methodist church, on last Sab
bath was rcplete with rich thoughts
well expressed.
Even the small boys, better known
as "kids," put mp bets on the Sullivan
Kilrain fight.
Some of our citizens will leave in
the next day or two TO attend the State
Convention.
Mrs. c. f.. DurroW and Miss Ethel
Bloomfield spent a couple of days this
week III IIandsboro, OH a visit to re-
l%atiOns.
Rice bran, cow-ieed, hay, corn, oats,
bran and cotton seed meal, i'll any
quantities, at low price.
+. BLOOMFIELD " Co.
Our popular sheriff, J.. II. Lewis,
appears to have considerable business
in the woods these days.
Miss Lola Bragg was among the
visitors to camp meeting this week
There is a certain old gentleman in
town who is very happy. lie smokes
cigars now with his hat on. Sullivan
knocked Kilrain out just as he expect
cd.
Mr., Samuel II. Dickens and Miss
Clara Newell, of Mobile, were married
on Thursday last. No cards.
There Is to be a kid prize fight in
our town next week. Two kids aged
II and Is years propose TO have a mill
, on the saw dust near Randall's Ferry
So much for Sullivan and Kilrain.
There was an error in the program
me of the Hypathean meeting pub
( Iished last week. Reading, &. e
Durow instead of G. f. Bouton.
Moss Point was well represented a
the Scashorc Camp Meeting Sunday
!, Moss Point never does anr thing by
halves.
| Professors Yoncc and McReynold'
began their arithmetic and writih
; school" Monday. Quite a number o
"kids" OH hand.
, The Chautauqua Circle will holt
: but three more meetings this term
They will be of unusual Interest. Al
arc invited TO attend, ''frce, gratis tol
nothing"
: II rains and the figs arc weary,
But upon each fig some rain must fall
We have done a large shoe business
y this week, and will have an extensive
invoice in a day or two from which
G to select. E. BLOOMFIELD Co.
e Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, Jr, returned
Sunday from a pleasant trip to Den
: yer, Chicago, ST. Louis and Kansas
/ City. He is looking in splendid con
ditiOn.
Mr.. M. NJ. Evans, our next Lieut.
Governor, left Tuesday morning TO
Southwest Mississippi looking aftel
his interests.
The following s~clIooncrs are loading
> at the l.. N. Dantzler Lumber Coz
Mills: The Eugenia with 10000 fee
of lumber for Progressoy Mexico; Il
. Blessie with 10000 feet of lumber fol
New Orleans.
If you want a road cart or buggy
come and sec us. We have sold quite
n number. and have given entire salts
faction. e. BLOOMFIELD y TO-
) Prof. Freeman Sellers and wife, o
Clinton, Miss, were visitors this weel
at Mr.. II. NJ. Cudabac's.
Mr.. E. G. Wood, of Amerlcus, VIII
has been In feeble health for som
is time is now spending a few days will
b his brother Charles II. We are gla'
to hear he Is improving since he cam
to our town.
D. Mi. G. w. Robinson was over TIN
VI week making his last visit for the sum
3 mer, as nc leaves on Thursday wit
his family for Port Arthur, Canada
h where they will remain for a month
D. after which they will return to Non
or walk, Ohio, for the summer.
n No one is so aocursed by fate,
No one 50 utterly dosOlate,
: But some heart, though unknown,
] Responds INTO his own.
| p..Dopds-as n with unseen wings,