The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-12-06
MOSS DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL. GENERAL
GNSO''F%' N''NG
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.
Firewnrks II ncaldslcc's.

IL Is very quici IN court circles iler(
this week.
Mcssrs. W. Denny Il Co.'S plancr is
running.
All kinds Of Fireworks at Cowal
Bros.
"Whcu will II rain ?" is a common
expression now.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. T. A.
Cause is getting well.
Business in every line Is remarka.
bly, duh in this town.
The l.. N. Dautzler Lumber Cos
plancr is still in operation.
Large stock of Christmas Goods
just received at CowAN Bros.
The IIypathean Society meets at
Mrs. Geo. Woods residence Tonight.
Cigars and Tobacco, also Fine
Necrschaum Pipes at Chas. Beard
lees.
Miss Hattie Bloomfield, of Hands
boro, visited her sister, Mrs. e. L.
Durruw last week.
Mr.. Murdoch Roberts, a wcll-known
log man, was IN town this week, but
he brought no logs.
Many Of our citizens are paying
their respects 10 the Circuit Court at
Scranton this week.
A new barge for the Pascagoula
Lumber = Company vas launched
Monday. Eyerybody got happy.
MIR. II, W. Huntington visited Mo-
bile and Pensacola this week on bust
ness for the Pascagoula Lumber Co.
Please call and examine my stock of
Holiday Gnods. CHAs. BEARDsLEE.
Mr.. e. II. Mcleod, Sheriff of Sun
flower county, was here this week
visiting relatives. lie was looking in
robust health.
The schooner j. j. Cowart is load
ing at the L. N DAIMLER Lumber Cos
mills this week. She carries 10000
feet of lumber.
Owing to the Gull times the mar
riagcs to have taken place in our vii
lagc during the month, have been
postponed. That's sad
A nice selection of Gold and Silver
Watches, Jcwolrv, Clocks, etc. Also
best guilty quadruple plate silver
ware at Chs. Iieardslcc's.
We understand that one of II
nimrods actually climbed up Il free
eighty feet after a squirrel. lie GER
IaInly wanted squirrel meat bad.
The Perry county hunters returned
hone Saturday looking in splendid
health. They report fras'ing on
plenty Of game and a good time gem
orally.
An Entertainment viii be given by
the Earnest Workers tor the benefit OF
the Presbyterian Parsonage, On FRI
day light, Drccmbrr 18Th, AT the resi-
Gcmce of Mr.. f. II. Wilson.
Fine selection of Plush Goods in
Photograph and Autograph Albums,
Ladies' Work Boxes, Dressing Cases,
etc, Fine Stationery Books, Games,
al Chas. Bcardslee's.
Miss Thomasena l.. Spaun, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. r. w. Spann, died at her
home on Tuesday night AFTER Il short
illness. Funeral services were held
Wednesday at 3 p IN, by Rev. d. o.
Byers.
Moss Point is now a signal service
station. Mr.. a. Blumer Is having a
sixly.root flag staff erected near his
store and telegraph office for tho flag.
Now we will know when it is going
TO rain.
The turkey enclosed il a postal card
by the "Grcenc County Game De
s%lroycrs" has never hren received at
the DEMocRNr-STAR Office, The stale
ment Of these gentlemen 10 the con-
trary notwithstanding.
Report of Zinn Public School for
the first scholastic year:
Totql enrolment ............s
Average daily attendance ..--.-----75 20
Number of pupils tardy ...............5
Time lost by hardness (ninutes). .-.l5
VISITS RECEIVED.
County superintendent .......-
District Trustees. .---.....-.-
Patrons of School. .
o OF HONOR.
Grammer Department, Glass A.
Llbbie Tam, Adelld CirlOt.
Grammar Department, Glass b.
Fred Passo, Louis Dertram, Claude
Passo, Andrew Broudum, Joe Lcmai-
ire, Bruno Lemailre, Lou Nelson.
Intermediate Department, Glass A.
Robert Filzner, Elias Smith, Annie
McGregor, Florence smith.
Intermediate Department, Glass u.
Barney Smith, louisa Ehlers, Liz
zie Suthuf, Laura Thompson.
intermediate Department, Glass Z.
Bertha Ehlers, Julia Tam, Mary