The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-02-21
Tho weather. is sunmer-like.

visited New Orleans to witness Marc
Gras.
The steam tug Emma ID. made
trial trip Sunday. She is a dais
thing.
Don't forget the Hypathean meet
ing tonight friday at the rcsidenc
of Mr.. L. N. Dantzler.
The Misses Flora and Dora CuGa
bac visited New Orleans this weel
during the carnival.
Misses Pic Dantzlcr and Nellie Nc
INNS witnessed the Mardi Gras turn
out in Mobile Tuesday night.
The recent rains have brought
few RATS down the rivers, end bust
ness is reviving 10 some extent.
Mcssrs. j. l.. DantzIcr and VIM. E
Gritfir have new, fast and beautiful.
teams now. Look out, girls.
Mr.. Colin McSwain, of Augusta
a log getler, was here this week deliV'
cring some logs to 20 III mill men.
Mrs. j. II. Bagby, of Mllvicw, Fla
was unexpectedly called home last
Monday By the illness of her husband
The L.. IN. Dantzler Lumber Co.
hayc shipped four car loads of lumber
this week to Louisville and Mont
gOmcry.
Capt. Ben Stevens, a merchant and
dealer in saw logs 1T Augusta, was in
town this week TO dispose of some
logs he had on hand.
Nearly or quite all the mills are re-
ccIving lDgs this week, aud will
probably be running by next Monday
Mr.. r. G. Durrow, of Greene cOun-
IT,, Miss spent last Saturday and
Sunday with his brother, &. +. Dur
row.
DR.. j. X. Mcleod returned from
Greeuville last week and is now con-
fined to his bed with fever. lie is
considered seriously III.
Married at the residence of the
brides father, Moss Point, February
ID, 1890, by Rev. ID. O. Byrrs, Nj.
Willie j.. Owens aud Miss Mahala
Stakes.
The subject of the sermon at the
PRESBYTERIAN Church next Sabbath
morning, will be: "rhe Family
Duties of the Husband"
Messrs. j. W. Stewart and e. IL.
Wood have been indisposed several
days since their return from Green
willie, The water and the climate in
the Delta did not agree with our
coast people.
Report of Zion Public School tor
the month OF January, 1890:
Total enrolment VI
Average dolly attendance .S394
Number OF pupils tardy ........ 2
Time lost by tardiness (min } ....5
VISITS RECEIVED.
County Superintendent ........-
District Trustees. .......
Patrons of School 49,. -. -
ROLL OF HONOR.
Grammar Department, Glass A.
Libbie Tam, AdeIla CirlOtt.
Grammar Department, Glass B.
Lou Nelson, Bruno Lemalric, Joe Lc-
matric, Andrew Brondum, Claud
Passo, Fred Passo, Louis Bcr:ram.
Intermediate Department, Glass A.
FLORENCE Smith, Gerlie Elder, An
nic McGregor, Robert Filzner, Thos'
Cause.
intermediate Department, Glass b.
Laura Thompson, LOUISA Ehlcrs,
Lizzie Suthof, Albert Miller, Rollin
Miller.
intermediate Department. Glass Z.
Bertha Ehlers, Hannah Nelson,
Mary Ehlers, Nancy Graham, ldella
Jones, Pearl Ferrill, FANNIE Graham,
Jennie Jones, Lille Daily, James
Daily, Eta Britze.
Primary Department-Ilarry Fitz-
ner, Henry Bcrtram, Allen Elder,
Ernest Lematric, Robbie Baily, Wal
lace Thompson, Theo. Perry, Henry
Garfield, Tying Elder, Grin Dodge,
Ed Graham, John Nelson, Eddie Mel
son, Willie Graham, Warren Cause,
Tyra Roberts, Willie Roberts, Joe
Ehlers, Willie Rhodes, Emma Rhodes,
Sallie Passo, LESSEE Filzuer, Rosa Eh'-
ers, Unity Smith, Lizzie Smith, Dena
Ehlers, Emma Garfield, Bessie Cause,
Alice Barrow, Mary Brittle, Amelia
Britze, Ireno Akens, Maud Akens,
Estella SuthOf, Ruth Daily, May DAT
lv. JENNIE TAM, Principal.
JENNIE HOLMES, Assistant.
c. L. S. c. Programme, Feb. "A,
1891.
Music.-Autoharp, organ and vio-
lin. "a
Roll CaIl-MentiOu aud lOcaie some
geological formation.
Music.-Quarteite.
Paper-Diherent Geological Forma-
tious.
Music-Duct.
Table Talk-The geology at ouI
doors.
Music-hstrHmcnial.