The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-06-13

Mr.. II. q. Durrow, OF clironelle,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
his brother, Mr.. &. f. Durrow.
Rev. q. d. Bowen will preach IN
the Baptist Church Saturday night at
7:I5 and Sunday At 10 80, a. m,
The seven months old child of Mr.,
and Mrs. Tony Gatli died Saturday.
Little Tony was only sick a week.
Picture frames 10 order, nee stock
of moulding to select from, at Cllas'
Beardslee.
Mr.. r. G. Borden returned to Fer
nandina, Fla, the latter part OF last
week. lie was accompanied by his
mother.
Two drifts, ono of $4,000 logs from
Black Greek and the other of 10000
from Red Creek, for the L. N. Dantz-
Ter Lumber Co, arriyed.this week.
Mr.. J.. p. Griffin, of Perry county,
was here this week with a large drift
of logs. lie is one Of the largest aud
most successful log gettcrs in his
county.
Saw scts-the best thing Of the
kind in the market.
e. Bloomfield & Go.
Lleut.-Gov. NJ. NJ. Evans attended
the meeting OF the trustees of The |. l,
& College at Columbus this week.
He is a member of the Board of Trus-
tess.
Mrs. F. L., the good wife of Dr. S.
A. McInnis, after several months i'll
ness, died Saturday night last, She
was an accomplished woman, a de-
voted wife and mother.
| have on hand a nice stock OF
Waltham, Elgin and other American
Watches in gold, filled and silver
cases, which l will sell at very close
prices. CHAs, BEARDsLEE'
Sincere thanks arc hereby expressed
for the liberal "pounding' given us
last week. May heavens choicest
blessings rest upon the doners.
J.. CARLEY,
Pastor Methodist Church.
Fine gold s]pectacles and eyeglasses
fitted with best quality lenses, also
sa me quality lenses fitted in steel,
nicklc, rubber and celIuloid frames
by Chas. B~eardslec.
The following schooncrs at loading
at the l.. N. DAIMLER Lumber Co.'S
mills this week: May Flower and j.
w. Frost, each with 10000 feet oil
lumber for New Orleans; ltildcgard
with l25.OO0 feet Of lumber tor Cal
BARREN, Cuba.
FOR SALE.
I offer for sale my residence prop
erty-house and six acres OF land.
in Moss Point. Will sell as a whole
or house lot, and other lots separately
Prices REASONABLE AND TERMS EASY
E. BLOOMFIELD,
Moss PolAi, Miss.
We learn from the Beaumont (TrX.
Enterprise that Mr., IL. 9. Herring
formerly of this place, is nov occu'
pying A high and important position
treasurer of the Beaumont Ice.
Light and Rcfrigerating Company,
There is no danger of "IIartie'o" skip
ping off to Canada. lie is above sus'
picion.
Programme for IIypathean:
Essay--Miss l.. Carmac.
Rccitation-Miss Fannie Coulson.
Duct.-Mcssrs. p. e. and II. Blumcr,
Reading Miss Emma Dantzler.
Duct-Misses Cudabac.
Reading-Miss Carrie Golf.
Song with guitar by Mrs. F. G.
Robinson.
Time and place OF meoting--Friday
evening, june 20, 1890, at the home
Of Rev. L. Carley's.
Arthor for the eyening-Mrs.
Chandler.
Mobile ITEM: At half past twelve
o'clock last Wednesday afternoon,
Mr.. John Walsh, of Moss PoiEt, Miss,
and Miss Minnie, daughter of Mrs.
Harriet II. Osborne, of this city, were
quietly married in St. Johns Church,
Rev. Gardiner Z. Tucker officiating.
No cards had been issued and there
were no attendants, only a few inti-
mate friends, besides the immediate
relatives OF the bride and groom be-
ing present to witness the ceremony.
After the nuptials the party repaired
to the residence of the brides mother,
on the northwest corner OF Church
and Lawrence streets, where a short
reception was held. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walsh departed for Moss Point, their
future home, on the afternoon two
o'clock train, followed by the best
wishes of all their friends.
The last regular meeting of the
Moss Point Chautauqua Circle was
held Monday evening, June 2, 1890.
The meeting was called TO order by