The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-04-03
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.


lcans last week.
The burnt district will be rebuilt
ere many months.
Quite a number Joined the Mctho-
dist Church Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. A. Hcrlin paid Mobile a
short visit Ibis week.
Mr.. j. l., DAIMLER paid the Crescent
City a shortyislt ibis week.. Z
Get your Fishing Poles, Hooks,
Lines, Bobs, Etc. at Stewart's.
Mr.. G. w. Robinson and wife are
visiting friends in Pcnsacolathis week.
About 10000 logs out of Red Greek
arc arriving This week at the booms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rix VI. Robinson re-
turned to their home III Pensacola,
Fla, on Saturday last.
Mrs. j. NJ. Salisbury and her
charming daughter, Miss Kate, visi-
ted New Orleans last week.
The l.. n. DAIMLER Lumber Co.'s
mills, owing 10 press of orders, are
running thirteen hours a day.
Don't forget that Stewart has Ice
Cold Soda. Several new drinks will
be added soon. Look out for them.
Goods of all kinds at John +. Krcbs'
Variety Store. Choice Family Gro
cerics. Goods delivered Immediately.
Mrs. w. II. Mcintosh, of Mobile,
was here this week visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. McInnis, who is
very sick.
Rev. A. G. Powell preached an
effective Easter crmon on Sunday
morning last TO a very sarge congre-
CATION. His hearers followed him
attentively and approximately.
p. Gallagher, talking mp the New
South Building aud Loan Association,
was in town Tuesday. lie is not
much talker, but a good setter. lie
won't let you go, Gallagher.
A very jolly and ~congenial fishing
party, composed OF young ladies and
gentlemen of this place, made a trip
10 Bluff Greek on Saturday last. IT'S
said the fish took to the woods.
/ am the authorized agent of the
NeW Delta. and keep the daily on sale
at my drugstore. The Weekly is 81 a
year. The Daily Is $40 a year. Sam
pie copies of both will be furnished
on application. j. w. STEWART.
Louis Franklin, colored, aged about
Is years, was out fishing a, The mouth
of Crooked Bayou last Friday, when
his boat capsizcd aud he was
drowned. His chum, who was in
the boat with him, swan ashore, but
could not rescue Franklin.
After a week pleasantly spent the
charming and accomplished Miss
Case sand goodbye to her numerous
friends, and left on Monday for Pen
%sacola, Fla. During her short stay
here all who basked in The sunshine
of her genial manner and gracious
presence were warmed into an ap-
PROBATION OF the many attributes
which constitute the ideal woman,
and of which she is a rich possessor.
Probably no other visitor has made
better acquainted with the
of u great country or more
himself a higher place in the es-
teem of u people than has Mr.. Goo.
5. Stewart, of Norwalk, ohio, who
has been the guest Of Mr.. L. w.
Manahan for the past four weeks.
Mr.. Stewart departed on Monday
via Atlanta, for his Ohio home,
ing the best wishes of his many
friends here, who hope his impress
sions of our land aud people. we're suf-
fcient 10 warrant a repetition of his
The following schooners are load
ing this week at the l.. N DAIMLER
Lumber Co.'S mills: The Brudenell
with $4,000 feet OF nmber for Truxil-
10. Mexico; the Brothers with $4,000
feet of lumber for Nassau; the b.
Nealy with 10000 feet of
lumber FOL- Key West; the Mary Te-
with 10000 feet for Mississippi;
the Cecilia with 5000 feet
for Mississippi River; the j. w. Frost
with 10000 feet for New Orleans; the
Mabel with 1900 for Eastern Shore,
Ala; the Lady Alfred with 1900
feet for Ocean Springs
G. L. s. c. Program April =, 1891
Subject: England Under the Tu-
doris.
l. Prayer.
2. Minutes.
Roll Uall: Quotations about Man.
4. Music.
omar ON subiect w. Watkins