The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-17
TO Loo AND TIMBER MEN.


] expected 10 have been able before
this time TO send my saleslncn among
you, exhibiting my patent anger ma
chine for rafting timber aud lpgs, but
uIdcrs with the cash are coming IL
much faster Than I have been able 10
fll.
| viii increase the capacity Of my
factory, aud will ill orders as soon as
possible aud in the order received.
With this little machine a man can
double tie amount Of his work with
half the labor used with The old way.
You can change from one sized augcr
to another in a minute. The machine
will last a lite lime. Weight Of ma
chine, srven pounds. Price, seven
dollars and fifty cents.
Address all orders to Moss Point,
giving directions, where and how 10
ship. NJ. A. DEES, Agent.
Never in the history of Moss Point
has Academy Hall witnessed a larger
asscmhlagc of brave men am! fair
women than met there on Friday
night last, 10 witness the rendition of
the great popular temperance drama,
"'Tcn Nights ma ~Bar-ronm,' by home
talent, under the direction Of Mr..
Fritz Colmer. All of the parts were
well sustained. Mr.. Emile Blulner
and Miss Flora Cudabac in their i'm
pcrsonation OF the characters "Sample
Swiclci" aud "Mrs. Morgan" were
pleasing and fall of effect In the
death scene Miss Edna Merrill, as
Little Mary Morgan," showed mark
ed h%istrionic power. AT the %conclu-
sion ufihe play, elegant and delicious
refreshments were served by fair
hands in the rooms below. No better
evidence of the interest felt in the
prosperity and welfare of the Baptist
Church could be asked for Than was
shown in the great throngs which
crowded the supper table until a late
hour. The gross receipts were $l22.25,
and expenses $22 %, netting 800 for
the Church.
Report of Magnolia School for the
second scholastic month";:
Pdpils enrolled during Dec. 1889. :. 40
Additional pupils enrolled Jan. g.. 5
Average daily attendance. ....... 81
Pupils tardy.... 49,. 49,. ........ l
Time lost by tardiness (min.)... 5
VISITS RECEIVED.
County Superintendent. II
Trustees -. e. b. 80. 80
Patrons Of School .... IL
ROLL OF HONOR,
Laura Dudley, Frank McCormic,
James Parker, Mary Florence, Joe
Florence, Grace Goode, Ellen Goodc,
Duke Goodc, David Goodc, Edward
John Jones, Robert McFarlanc,
Wiley McFarlanc, Burisa McFarlane,
Pearl McFarlaho, Robert Sheppard,
Wilkinson, Malcom Mcleod,
Mack Goodc, Burns Goode, Wesley
Carrie Jones, Annie Jones,
Dora McFarlanc, Bessie Meyers, Hat
lie Movers, Mollie Williamson, Laura
Williamson, Ella Wilcox, Carrie
CLARA L, WILCOX, Principal.
c. L. S. c. programme, January
20. 1890:
Roll Call--Name some prominent
American ana give the leading traits
in his character.
Music-Instrumcntal.
Papcr--Human Nature.
Music-SOng.
Table Talk - I|Iypnotism, Mind
and Kindred subjects.
Music-SOng.
Humorous Reading.
Music-Trio.
God only knows when there will be
supply of logs at Moss Point and
he saw mills in operation again. We
re certainly in the midst Of trying
ines. The poor laboring man and
lis family are on very short Tations.
The ladies of the Baptist Church de-
ire 10 extend their thanks to all who
ided in.making the entertainment a
ueccss, and who %patronized The re-
rcshmeni tables TO literally, and es-
TO Mr.. Fritz Colmer for UNI
energy and ability display
d in the management.