The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1889-03-15
NOTES ny THE WlYsibr.


ID. Editor Democrat stura
x. We are oa HE wing for G.w
days recuperaliug the weary men.
tai forces AMI the tired physical
body.
u we leh our honeal Pennington,
7 on The Sth, TO escort Miss BrcEje
: Brown as tar as The Capital Citv
. oi Alabama, from whence she has
: gone TO Hurlsboro, Ala, to vj>jl
k some friends and old schoolmales
We are resting here, but will leave
IN the morning Tor DeFuniak |
!, Springs, Fla, where we will alte,d /
the Florida Chaulauqua now in
session, and you will hear from S
again from that point. We spent
a very pleasant Sabbath in Ihrs
| quiet hill cily-attended the sprvi.
ees at The First Baptist Church al
IL a. IN. and listened toa vefv fine
ana iorclble sermon from the Para.
Die OF the IradIgal Son. The see. I
oha anniversary OF the Y. NJ. G.
ASSOCIATION was celebrated last
night al the First Baptist Church
IhlN occasion drew forth one orIha ?
largest congregations every assem-
bIea IN that edlfice. and WAS at
tended by all the Protestant civ N N
ministers. The president Mr.. e c
Hardle, read comprehensive re-. e
Pofi ol The work of the AsS0cialjon
uuflnS Us existence Of Two wears
ana Mr. Il. NJ. Cook, tho Treasurer II
read report Of The financial Is
standing OF the Association. In 81
addition To these Interesting re.
ports read al the meeting, the Rev by
Mr. ,. M. Saylord, Evangelist. de. ca
lNeIed very powerful, stirring ma
ana impressive address, which was les
ia'ehtd 10 with great interest and wa
Was pronounced one Of the strono. VIII
EST I NJ. G. A. TALKS ever made n sor
ms city He very clearly and for. hyI
.loIy set forth the grand object and yet
MISSIONS OF the Association. and 9th
'olhted to The grand work which pat
mas done IN bringing flogsand, mar
Young men up from the depth, surt
degradation, and rescuing lhons- con
hds from the gi!ded altars of hell II
M ld destruction and leading them care
no lhe ways OF peace, happines, God
ld prosperity. He clearly Show- cnte
l me duty OF fathers 10 encouraup Lore
ia sustain these institution. Fa
men mad for their object the sal. ~
'Ioi ol The ouEg meH who must
ortly take ouI place on The are. W
OF life, and take The reips Of e~.-
HhIeip1I, State and general COY.
hlncnt lnlo their ha4d<. 0nr
ate governments license The rrrm
ief ana The gambling heIfs. to
ure and tempt our sons from The
rs oi virtue and happiness, INTO
llkelIlle>S. vice and moral and
ySlcaI destruction, AMI we cam
zoo AlgAIE APPRECIATE nor helm
iIberaiIy with uur means the
lie efforts Of The Y. NJ. G. A
HeellhG was concluded by
II addresses from Rev. Drs
Idrion, BaptI,, Moore Melho.
, ana BurEhed, PRESBYTERIAN,
wing that the Association had
r hearty support.
I"Hgh away from home, we are
entirely among strangers. We
II some Trends here who Iry to Repol
e i pleasant for rs, Among
II Mrs. Francis Nixon, who is Nor U
= with her daughter Mrs. :, Cape
p. She Is an uld-tine resident NGi II oG
aucnck county, and well known Br IE G
any gl Yonr readers. Also Mr., RIO }
Mrs Ltkln, 50 we'll known ia Am sch
Camp Ground visitors as cater IRON .'Ii
0 The comfort OF the Mnufoom. from
people who attended these
lhgS, aud also earnest workers V,,.ll-
Church and Temperance Liver
IS. 75a.I5
=. j: a. Favre, vice-presiden, i, LIN il
.e Poileyent d Favre Lumber II H5ynr lyn
pany, left home with Us ON the feet la
or tup combining business Nor blk I
jleashre- lie goes 10 rampa. castle
where he meets his recently eG w 20
ed daughter, Mrs. s. DuN. Br bk NJ
n company with her and Mr. Bueao,
/, they san for Cuba: thence Cog =, y VI
aYre will 20 to jamaica and AM scb I,
20, visiting the principal cities Key W
z his return. Co., wi
weather has haar r,tt,,, Am sch Il
Gro tba ,,,., -. - Key w
-, IL P'H' Ie" uaS > Dut we Co, wi
Idt IKE on our own beautiful 600 shil
they have very lille real Am sch il
/ here, no snow and vorv Ia Phiade
bpt a, o,IJ - i' 2-0 $50
Is anticipated. u.