The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-12-19
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.
preparations for Christmas

Grand preparations Tor CHRISTMAS.
Those Combs aud Brushes at Stew
arts cannot be beat for the price.
Remember the Broom Drill Tues
day night next at the Academy Hall.
Mrs. l.. n. DAIMLER aud Miss Pattie
Griffin visited New Orleans this week.
Don't forget the Iypaihian Society
meeting tonight al Mr.. A. Burners.
The Academy fence is in a dilapi-
dated condition. Nearly ali fallen
down.
II. c. Herring, Esq of Beaumont,
Texas, was in town this week on bus
mess strictly.
Miss Emma Hardness, of Norwich,
New Yors +. Waiting her friend, Miss
Florence '}aHdali.
Broom Ig-.I p, ar& refreshments, al
the Acadt ps AlH, necember %, 1890,
AdmissiO4 .tss,
SiewaTr ,a.s fho largest aud finest
assortment 0i Pcrfumery and Toilet
Soaps in the country.
The moral effect OF Rev Joe Jones
preaching here is good. II set many
Of them thinking.
Mrs. Nancy Lawrence died last FRI
dav at the residence Of her son, Capt,
G. a. II. Lawrence,
T.. L. Watson, ESQ, who has been
here for several days, returned ia
Pensacola Oh Monday.
The school children of the Moss
Point Academy will have a Christmas
tree IA Academy Hall on Wednesday
night, December oath,
Handsome Bill Griffin returned
home Tuesday, lookI"g as usual. ="
will take his Christmas here.
Old Santa Claus favored Stewart
this time, for all of his goods are
cheap. Go and see for yourself.
Boys, Stewart sells three packs Of
Fire Crackers for 10 cents, and three
packages of TOrpcdOcs for one dime.
Rev. o. ID. Bowen will preach in
the Baptist Church Sunday at IL
O'Clock, a. IN This will close his en-
gagcment with the Moss PUmtChuych.
There will he a ball given by Esca-
tawpa Lodge No. 3ll5 X. OF II. at Hall
of Lodge, Wednesday evening, Dec.
oath, 1890, for benefit OF X. of II.
| Admission: Gentlemen, 80 cents, la
dies free. Refreshments at rcasOna-
BILE rates.
The following schooners are load
ing at the l.. n. Dantzlcr Lumber Cos
mills this week j. W. Frost with
5000 and +. Blcssie with 10000 feet
lumber for Horn Island; Jas. Ada
laska with 10000 feet lumber for Mis-
sisslppi River; Ursa Minor with 80
900 feet lumber for Eastern Shore.
Escaiawpa Lodge No. BIS X. of
II. held It's regular amn ual election 81
officers Saturday evening, December
l3. 1890. Following are the officers
elected for the year 1891:
Past Dictator, u. w, Lester Dicta-
tor, WIN. II. Smith; Vice Dictator,
A. q. Fcrrill Assistant Dictator, Jno.
Atkins; Reporter, w. L. Wilcox; FL
nance Reporter, +. a. Suihnfr; Treas
urer, Fritz ColIner; Chaplain, II. Col
mcr, Jr /; Guide. a. w. BeEnctt ;
Guardian. G.. w. IIough; Sentincl,
| Lyman Jones. Truslees-R Il. Ryder,
T. NJ. Hough, Chas. EhIers. Repre-
sentative, d. W. Lester. Alternate,
II. Colmer, Jr.
c. L. S. e. Programme, December
%. 1890:
l. PRAYER.
2. Minutes.
3. Roll Call: Quotations about
Christmas.
4. Music. Chorus No. %.
5. Reading.
6. Music.
Z. Reading.
s. Reading.
9. Music. Chorus No. Is.
10. Table Talk. Christmas M diff
ferent countries aud at different times.
IL. Music.
u. Question Table Ia December
Chautauquan on English phrase aud
fable.
] Is. Music. Chorus No. "a