The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-12
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From varioas

MI. WIN. butlpit IctL u icN uay {
since for England.
Our doctors seem to be Idle. II
must be healthy here.
Mr.. Lee Mckay aud wife arc VISIT
ing Mr.. A. A. Mckay.
The boys have learned to ride the
byciele in the road, now.
New supply Of clothing and shoes
received at John 4. Krebs.'
Mr.. f. e. Robinson returned from
Ohio on Friday morning last.
A party of our citizens, ladies and
men, spent Tuesday at Pascagoula
grabbing. sltaA fst
Best Cheese, Butter, Fine Flour and
all other groceries, Fine Candies at
john f. Krcbs'.
Mr.. II. e. Woodman, of Bluff Greek
was here this week IN the interest OF
his log business.
Mrs.. Kate V. Moore, C Griffin, OF
Estabutchec, is visiting her father.
Col. VIM. Griffin.
Those shoes from John f. Kreb''
are comfortable and durable, so &C
and get you a pair.
A drift of $4,000 logs from Black
Greek reached the l.. N. Dantzlcl
Lumber Co.'S mills this week.
Messrs. WIN. L. Griffin and A. f
Dantzler have gone on a business lril
through Harrison and Perry counties
Miss Linda Cormack and Mis-,
Maud Byers returned from Texas lasI
week, after a fewfwccks' visit there
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Huntington
left on Thursday for their new home
in Cincinnati. They go via New
York City.
Moss Point is sure enough TO have .
wedding before the first frost. Tn,
house is being put in order for th'
happy couple.
They say tina, John It. Krebs' Va.
ricly Store is the place 10 buy goods
and don't you forget it.
Mr.. Thos. NJ. Dees has returned
from a commercial trip through
Louisiana aud Texas. lie will re
main at home tins wihtcr.
Messrs. S. e. Perkins j. p. Griffin
/. L. Breland and J. W. Farley, al
extensive log getleFs, were in town
this week looking after their log bus
moss.
We have still a loU3of Medium and
fine grade straw hat4 that We are of.
fcring below FIRST cost. We mean to
close them out regardless of consc-
quences. L. W. MANAIAN Il Co.
The following schooncrs arc load
ing at the L. n. nantzler Lumber
Co.'S mills this week j. W. Frost and
E. Blessic, each with 10000 feet of
lumber for New Orleans.
Mr.. Vincent Ros deParied Oh Thurs
day night for New York, and from
tlleuco to Cuba aud Central America.
Mr.. RIOS goes therGint the interest of
Robinson u Boothc. Tie will probably
be absent several months.
Mr.. Arthur Smith and wife return
Cd on Friday night last from Brooks
willie, Miss. They Immediately re-
paired TO their new home in Escataw-
pa, and on Thursday night of This
week gave a receptions to their friends.
Persons who are 50 particular when
renting a house, and want the yard TO
be well cleaned, causing The owner OF
the properly TO be at SAID expense,
should, on moving thcrcfrom, have
consideration for tho next one moving
in, and at least remove the empty
morphine and laudanum bottles, as q
quantity we're left in a certain cot
tage yard not far from Foundry road.
We have a1ot ofcalico. all standard
brands that we are oGci ing at New
York cost prices. Also a lol of silk
and satin ribbons assorted widths
aud eolors, that We will sell under
cost. Il. w, MANtIiAN & Go.
The next meeting Of The IIypa,lian
Society will be held at the home of
Rev. ID. o. Byers, Friday evening,
Sept. 10, 1890. Programme for Inc
evening Is as follows:
Essay Miss Emma Denny.
Trio-Misscs Flora and Dora Cuda-
BAT aud Miss A. NJ. Hyatt
Rcading-Miss Mamie Morris.
Music-Miss Bette Blumer.
Readiug-Mr. Ed. Bloomfield.
Music-Miss Maud Dyers.
Rcciialion-Miss Mamie Denny.
Duct Miss Dora Cudabae and Mr..
VIM. Bragg.
Author for The Uvcning-Edgar A.