The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-05-17
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

The saw mills are all running.
Fathers don't open your sons letters.
Only six deaths in u village TINS
week.
Mr.. ID. O'Guynn passed last Sab
bath in town.
A nice line of harness and whips at
E. Bloomfield Il Co.'S.
Hon. j. B. McRac was in town on
Monday last on business.
Mr.. Geo. Bloomfield returned to
Handsboro OH Tuesday last.
Mr.. Benn, OF the firm of Hunter,
Bonn Il Co., of Mobile, ism town.
Miss Sallie Walker, of Oak Grove,
Ala, is visiting at Mr.. F. Fishers.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Evans, by invitation, at
tended The Press Convention last week
at Greenville.
Mr.. j. l.. Dantzler returned this
week from a trip to Key West and
other points in Florida.
Light sprinkle of rain Monday
night. A good, log moving rain Is
very much needed right now.
Drummcrs are plentiful as usual.
They are persuasive fellows, anG al
times very annoying to our merchants
Mr.. j. S. Otis, bookkeeper and
manager for IL. Weston, mill man,
Logtown, was IN town on Monday
last.
Married at the residence of Mrs. IL.
NJ. Elder, by Rev. ID. 0. Byers' MI
Cbas. A. Golf and Miss Adclinc Liv'
audais.
Mrs. L. C. Does, who has been visit
ing relatives in town, returned TO hel
home in Lake Charles, La, on Satur
day last.
The schooner Eugcnia was launch
ell from the Italian ship yard ways OF
Saturday. She slid into the wateI
like a duck.
Miss Libbie Woodwork, who hai
been visiting her niece, Mrs. DR.. Ed
r. Bragg, left on Friday last, TOR he
home III St. Louis.
You will find a choice line OF dry
goods, notions, clothing, hats an'
choice family groceries at reasonable
urices Mt JOHN +. KREBs'.
w hope it was gratifying to th'
editor and proprietor ofthe DEMOCRAT
STAR to find that everybody Remained
sober during his absence last week.
The C%hautanqua Circle held it
regular meeting Monday night. Thu
/, attendance was good, but the pro
gramme was not as fully carried on
as usual. Mrs. Emma Bragg enter
/, tained the Circle with a very prett!
song. Mr.. John Barnes violin solo
and Mr.. Huntington's cornet solo wer
much enjoyed.
The following schooners are leading
| at the l.. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.
) mills this week: The Almira AM
and Cora with $4,000 feet of lumbe
each, for the Mississippi river; I'll
Lottie with 10000 feet of lumber TO
| Eastern Shore, Ala, the Annie i
with $4,000 feet of lumber for NeN
I. Orleans.
Hypathean Society will meet to
night (FrIday) at residence of F. u
Lewis Esq, Scranton. The steame
"Pic" will leave Burners whai
promptly at 7 o'clock, with one Q
c more yawl boats for the accommods
ton Of members. All who intend 60
ing are requested to be on han
promptly.
Columbus Farley and Jim WI
: liams (colored) had a fight Monda
! night across the river. COlumbI
used a 1x3,picket wounding jim 81
9 verely. 1t was all about a trun
a Columbus was sent down TO Scranto
u Jail, but gave bond for his appcaran0
y al Circuit Court. The cOlored bloc
~ is boiling it seems.
II 1fyou don't know whats WhiiiliI
: Social Is, fund out for yourselves ne
!, Monday night. 1t will be held at q
r. residence Of Mr.. +. Barnes, for I
benefit Of the c. l. S. c. Refres
ments will be served, and a prize 81
en- to the best whittier. Knives a.
timber furnished By tho managenel
Also a prize cake containg a beauiii
= ring will be cut Admission ten cen
A full and complete assortment
shoes a. Z. Bloomfield & Cos.
The concert given on Monday a
Tuesday nights at the 81. Pants Met
4 odist Church. by the sunny Sou
n Singer, was q surprise 10 the {
white people who were there. II
Scott Is said 10 be the finest color
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