The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-10-03
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

The health of our town is good.
Our base ball boys only play on
Saturday.
Prof. 5. w. Pcttus has opened
school at Zion.
Both the mills of the Pascagoula
Lumber Co. are idle,
Mr.. j. II. Won Holt is building a
new and neat residence.
There is to be a 'tacky" party to-
night at Mr.. A. Blumcr's.
Miss Kate Salisbury has returned
from her country school.
Miss Maggie McInnis has returned
from her school at Americas,
Mr.. Harry d. Bassett lett Tuesday
morning for Mobile, his future home.
Mrs. Antunez, of Mobile, is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. John f. Krebs.
The Catholics are daily expecting
the arrival of their new church bell.
Mrs. DR.. j. b. Chamberlin left Mon
day for Green county TO visit her
father.
VIM. d. Whcelwrighi, Esq , OF
New York, was In town this week OIL
business.
Lightwood, Red Cypress and Juni-
per fence posts for sale by
WIN. WEIGH.
Miss Linda Carmark will open her
school at "Lakc View Academy
next Monday.
Hon. Henry G. ~TIavans, of Van
c%lcavc, was here Tuesday looking af-
ter his log interests.
The steamer Eva is undergoing re-
pairs at the shipyard of the Pasca-
gOula Lumber Co.
Miss'Ed IA Bishop has been spend
ing several days III New Orleans. She
returned home to-day.
Capt. Fritz Licuhard's residence,
when finished, will be one of the pret-
tiest and ncatcsi in town.
Mr.. James Fisher left on Monday
for Knoxville, Tenn, where he goes
TO enter the University at that place.
Hon. d Webster Mcleod, of Green
county, was here this week visiting
relatives and looking after the log
business.
Two Of our citizens went out Sat-
urday 10 HowelFs swamp on Il hunt.
They have returned hut refuse to tell
what success They had.
Mrs. Cndabac's new residence on
Main street is now completed and
will be occupied by Mrs. Myers as a
boarding house.
Hon. S. ID. Ellis, of Amite, La,
and Mr.. Tom Ellis, Jr. ,of New Or
leans, spent a few days here this week
visiting DR.. j. b. Clmmberlin.
We have still a lot of medium ard
fine grade straw hats that we are of
fering below first cost. We mean to
close them ont regardless of cOnse-
q%ucnces. E. w. MANAHAN & Co.
The popularity and commodious
hotel kept by Mrs. Underwood (col)
on the Saw Dust road, has taken a
boom 10y being patronized by a JUS
tice Of the Peace.
The fence around the Academy
building needs repairing very bad.
is in a dilapidated condition. The
goats hold concerts in the yard, and
sometimes get on the galleries.
The entertainment given by the
Earnest Workers at the Presbyterian
parsonage on Friday night was well
attended and much enjoyed. The net
receipts we're $3.50. 10
We have a lot of calico, all standard
brands that we are Offering at New
York cost prices. Also a lot of silk
and satin ribbons, assorted widths
and colors, that we will sell under
cost. +. w. MANAHAN & Co.
The folio wing sehooners are load
ing al the L. n. DAIMLER Lumber Co.'S
mills this week The Hildegard, with
10000 feet of lumber for Catherine,
Cuba /; the Cecilia, with 10000 feet
of lumber for Mississippi River.
Mr.. II. w. Huntington, formerly of
this place, is now a wholesale dealer
in lumber aud shingles, Cincinnati.
Ills many friends and acquaintances
here wish him abundant success in
his business.
FATAL AccIDENT.-On Saturday
evening last, while Valentine b. Nc
Arthur (eol.) was hauling hay 10 his
home, his wild mustangs took fright,
as is their custom, aud ran away,
throwing Valentino against a tree,
killing him Instantly. Several ribs
were broken aud his face was bruised
cOhsiderably-in fact be was all broke
up, and died without a struggle. Nc
Arthur was a hack driver aud seemed
10 be doing well. He was respected
by both white and colorcd, and there
arc others of his race that could have
been better spared than Valentine.
lie was, we believe, an honest aud
entirely reliable man. His remains