The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-08-29
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

Mrs. j. F.Palmes ia visiting relatives
in Mobile.
Buggy rides get o fashionable
every week.
Mr., A. S. Denny has returned from
his Northern trip.
The saw mills are not making quite
music enough.
The Rhodes Bayou Road is now in
good condition. %
The best stock of shoes in town is at
E, Bloomfield & Co.'S.
The Pascagouls Lumber Co.'S Elder
mill is not running.
Mrs. E. Barnes, who has been Sc
riously i'll, is convalescing.
The Dees Chicken Cock road is the
best leading to Moss Point. .-l r
A choice line of mems ami boys
caps al E Bloomfield & Cos.
Mcssrs. w. Denny & Co.'S O'Lary
mill started up again Wednesday.
The frame of Mr.. j. w! Stewards
new drugstore is looming up this
week.
MI. w. n. Parker was here this
week looking after his immense log
business.
We arc glad 20 see Mr.. Stephen W.
Pettus back on his old stamping
grounds,
Fence posts-pine and juniper for
sale by E. Bloomfield & Co.
Messrs. Blumer Il Sons wood
working machine building is nearing
completion.
Mr. Geo. w. O'Nclll and family
have been %recreating at Pascagoula
this week.
The bridge opposite Mrs. Geo.
Woods is reported 10 be in a danger
Jus GOHtltlOH'
Miss Octavia Bradford, of Perry
county, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Capt. G. II Howe.
One second. hand oil tank will be
sold low. E. Bloomfield Il Co.
Mr.. e. w. Manahan left on Sunday
night for a visit North and East. lie
will be absent six weeks.
Mr.. T. b. Rabby, is in Highland,
Fla, in the interest of Robinson Il
Booth, of New York City.
1t is rumored that one OF our prom
inent merchants, now away, will do
the very correct thing ere snow flies.
Capt. Fritz Lienhard is adding TO
his dwelling house, which improves
the looks as well as the comfort of
his house.
Mr.. w. Fred IIerrin is a delegate
from Gulf Lodge 10 the meeting of
the Grand Lodge, X. of H., at Jack
son, Miss, IN session this week.
We are glad TO see our citizens get
ting in a better class of horses. The
Kicking and bucking mustang of the
Texas prairie must go.
Straw hats at your own prices.
Z. Bloomfield & Co.
Mis-. 0. Randall left this week for a
Northern trip. Miss Florence, who
has been in New York at school fol-
the past year, will return with her.
Rev. Mr.. Oarlcy announced last
Sabbath that a protracled meeting
would commenced in the Methodist
Church South, on the last Sunday of
October.
The public school win open in the
Academy on Monday next, Prof. J.
f. Sutton, Principal with Misses
Flora Cudabae aud Maggie McInnis,
Assistants. 20 So
The j. L. DIS and the Pascagoulas
crossed bats last Saturday evening on
the ]. L. D.'s ground. The features
81 the game was the strong batting of
Coulson and Dean The cor stood :
j. L. DIS 3S, Pascagoulas 81.
We have still a lot of medium aud
fine grade straw hats that we are Of
fering below hrst cost. We mean to
close them out regardless of conse-
duences. E. w. MANAuAN & Co.
Mr.. win A. Coulson caught a cat
fish the other day out Of Dog river,
neal the L. n. DAIMLER Lumber Cos
mills that measured two feetand seven
inches long. lie found in the ish's
belly a full box of French sardines
and a large ham bone. The firm Of
Coulson, DAIMLER & Hawkins expect
10 start a catfish factory soon. We
wish the firm success.
The following schOOners are load
ing al the L. n. Dantzier Lumber Cos
mills this week Minnie Irwin and
Eugenia each with 10000 feet Of
lumber for Key West; J.. W. Frost
aud Two Friends earh with 1000
feet Of lumber for New Orleans. Also
-four cars loaded for Kentucky and