The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-09-11

Too much squeezing Is moi Soou LOT
the Scupcrnong.
Mr.. c. w. Jackson left last Friday
for II two weeks vacation III Ala
bama.
The Pascag0ula Lumber Co.'S Elder
mill is closed for repairs.
Plenty Of watermelons in town.
This Is good news for the doctors.
Mr.. l.. n. DAIMLER, ST., has return
cd from Healing Springs, Ala, all
right.
Miss Eugenia Henry, of CorroIl-
ton, Ala, is visiting friends in this
place.
Mr.. w. Denny has returned from
Healing Springs, Ala. lie feels bet
ter now.
The gang mill of the L. N. Dantz-
Ter Lumber Company is shut down
for repairs.
=. Mr.. L. ". Dantzler, Jr, left Tues
day tor Cooper's Wells to try the vir-
tue OF the waters.
Fresh crackers, cakes, fine candies,
and lots Of good things to eat at John
f. Krcb's variety store.
Miss Lille Aircy, of Selma, Ala, is
visiting the family. Of Lieutenant
Governor NJ. Nj, Evans.
AtJohn +. Kreb's variety store you
will find most anything you want, and
he will try to please you.
Miss Ruth Denmark, of Americas,
left last week to attend the Lexington
(Miss.) Normal School.
Miss Maggie 5. McInnis has secured
the position of second assistant in the
Moss Point High School.
MI. j. W. Stewart was in New Or
leans this week on business. lie was
accompanied hy his family.
Charles S. Collard, an entcrprising
colored merchant Of this place, is
having erected four neat cottages for
rent.
The new l.. N. ID. mill has started
mp again after being thoroughly re-
paired and some new machinery
added.
Mr.. q. G. DAIMLER will leave about
the l4th OF this month for Wander
bilt University TO enter upon his
studies.
The steam tug, Eva, has been
hauled out Oh the ship ways of the
Pascagoula Lumber Company's ship
yard for repairs.
Mr.. James Fisher left on Monday
last for Knoxville, Tenn, where he
goes 10 continue his studies at the
University Of Tennessee.
Rev. ID. o. Byers left on Tuesday
for a months visit to relatives IN
Tennessee aud Virginia. His little
son Willie accompanied him.
The attendance of pupils at the
Moss Point High School is ore a
hundred. Prof. NJ. Caldwell seems
to be the right man in the right place.
A very large congregation assem-
blcd TO hear the excellent sermon
preached by Rev. ID. o. Bycrs on Sun
day morning last at the Presbyterian
Church.
Rev. G. a. Powell, pastor of the
Methodist Church, left for Madison
county Monday. His health is very
bad he is in a precarious condition.
We hope he may recover, however.
Rev. J. W. McLaurin, the travelling
superintendent of the American
Bible Society, preached in The Prcsby-
terrain Church on Sunday afternoon
last IN the interest OF the great cause
he represents.
Misses Dora Cudabac aud Maggie
ID. McInnis started on Thursday for
Cincinnati, where they 20 10 enter
the Conservatory of Music. They
carry away with them the s%inccrest
wishes of their many friends.
MUSIC.
Mrs. Morrison Caldwell, of. the
New England Conservatory of Music,
Boston, Mass, who has had several
years successful experience, wishes
TO teach a few pupils at her residence
in Moss Point. Thorough instruction
ina instrumental aud vocal music.
Special arrangements made Tor prac-
tiec Of pupils having no piano.