The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-18
MOSSPOINTD DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL. GENERAL
Ara Other Notes Gathered From various
Sources.

Very little sickness ~ loWh'
Loas and log men arc plentiful al
Moss Point low.
For all goods at rcasonable pF'ecS'
70 to John L. Krebs' Variety Store.
Plenty of square timber coming
down.
our town roads arc now in good
condition.
Clean up your back yards before
the heated term.
Considerable building and repair
ing going on all over town.
Rev. d. Bycrs attended Presoy-
tory last week ct McCnmbe CITY.
There was II calico party AT capt
e. C~astauera's residence "Wednesday
night.
The young people take boat rides to
the Islands frequently these pleasaHl
nights.
Misses Dora and Flora Cadabac
spent several days in Handabero TINS
week.
The Pascagoula Lumber Co. are re-
barring their Office, which is very
much needed.
Logs continue TO arrive from oo,"
Loaf and Chickasaha rivers in good
ly quantities.
Mr.. G. IL. Wood is attending or
emit Court in Green County TINS
week.
Col. IL. S, Hyatt, Of New Orleans,
: is visiting relatives and friends III
: this owl
The weather is warm aad spring
G like, bu: a shower of ain wouiu DC
acceptable now.
Judge o. Wood has moved BACK u
his old stand, up stairs over Elher-
sons market house.
The best line of straw hats, mch s.
Re boys' and children's, IAN be touhd al
e. Bloomfield u Cos.
DIR. ]. Il. ChamEerlin has returned
from Amite City, La. Ills auh
whom he went to src, died,
Mr. J.P. Hinton, member OF III
II, Board of Supervisors OF Perry %
was here this week delivering say
logs.
Charles S. Collard has erected
". hall near his place, 25X45, 1t Is 10
the public use entertainments show
etc.
On Sunday last Capt Geo. A. |
l., Lawrence was made happy by the a
,ival of another little stranger al II
:" house.
Nessrs, Randall 81 Ward have s8l
eel n bran new brick yard, TINS w
much needed il our town. Ihey d
:" turning out some fine brick
-. Mr.. George Wood has resigned Il
position in the store of Cowan BIO
90 and accepted Il position with the III
firm Of lIowzc Il Griffin.
Ic- Clear up yonr back yards and "
lime without stint. Now is Inc III
C. to do the work, before the hot wca'
er, A hint to the wise is sutlicleh'.
A large invoice of the celebrate
Jr Uamilton-Brown Shoes just rcceiv'
at r. Bloomfield & Cos Come al
ed. inspect these shoes whether you wa
L TO buy now or not.
- The young nan who found the nc
of snake eggs while on a hunt 1
Easter eggs, Friday night at the re
deucc of DIR. e. +. Griffin found me
than he bargained for.
run Madam Grundy says there will
a twining of orange blossoms betwe
This and the middle of May. L
.Ons parties are all citizens of Moss Poi
rom Let the good work go OF.
Capt e. C~astanera is erecting at
'OrS story building near his old stand to
rom used as a store and p%ostOffice. II W
he a neat and commodious buIldI
when completed.
rom Mr.. Geo. w. Robinson and wife,
rom Orange, N. j., accompanied by |
of their children, are visiting re
r'" tives in town. They will be here 81
tons eral days.
tons AIRS. Addio McInnis, of Moss Poi
Miss, who has been spending SO
~ DAYS with Mr.. anil Mrs. WIN. Ii.
from Intosh, in this city, left for home
tons week. Mobile Item.
Only one young man attended
NJ. NJ. Ms. first anniversary ball
with Scranton Monday night. lie
9TH highly delighted. Why can't N
Brit Poiut get up some mystic societies
mber The following dry goods, noti'
Har- shoes and hats, gents, boys and c
Co, drcn's clothing, buggies, suikys
harness, all Of the above at reasoni
wood. prices at John F. Krebs' Var
,o,i'' Store.
Mcssrs. J.. w. Stewart aud