The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-03-13
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

The health of our town is very good.
Mrs. w. F. Herrin visited New Or
leans on Monday.
The town has been full of log men
and ropes this week.
The Frank-Allman house is at q
dead s.andstill unfinished.
IL is a good time 10 work the roads
now. Oversecrs, do your duty.
Mr. T.. w. Manahan spent last Sun
| day and Monday in New Orleans.
Logs are coming down the streams
almost every day. Our mill men are
happy.
Mr.. Dan McInnis, of Greene county,
is down with a large drift OF timber +,
logo, etc.
Misses L. w. aud A. NJ. hyatt made
a flying trip to the Crescent City last
Monday.
Mr.. S. r. Mickey, a prominent citi-
zcn of Greene county was here this
week on business.
Capt. G. Corner of the steamer Nell
liz, and S. S. Leonard, Esq, were in
town on Friday of last week.
DR.. I. II. Cook and Capt. Ben Sic
vens, of Augusta, were among the mill
men this week disposing of logs. etc.
Miss L. W. HYATT, of Ocean Springs,
came ever on Friday last, and remain
ed the guest of her sister, Miss Alice.
till Monday.
Hon. ID. Webster Mcleod, OF Greene
county, was in town this week look
ing after his log and timber Interests.
lie was looking in splendid health.
To make place for new goods
Messrs. r. w. Manalian Il Co. are
now offering the remnant of their
stock of winter prints and ginghams
al New York cost.
News has been received by his rcla-
iivcs here of The death Of Mr.. VIM.
Cowam, of Derry, Ireland, on Feb.
18th. who was an elder brother of The
late q. c. Cowan, Sr.
An Interesting meeting is in prog
rcss in the Prcsbvterian Church.
The Pastor is assisted ly Rev. W. Z.
McElroy, of Pass Christian, whose
preaching is much enjoyed.
Died suddenly in New Orleans,
February 10, 1891, of Bright's disease,
Baylass Holmes, formerly Of Fort
Wayne, Idd. where his remains will
be removed for intermcut.
The many friends of Miss Anna
Watkins viii DO delighted TO learn
tina: she has been safely rescued from
the "swamps," and is now home en-
joyimg a we'll deserved vacation.
Capt. NJ. McInms. formerly Of the
St. Elmo Hotel, Meridian, was here
this week. lie has severed his con-
ncciion with the ST. Elmo anl is now
about TO embark in the log business.
Some doubt has been expressed a.
TO the kind OF bait used by those three
prominent Moss Point fishermen, who
walled through Delmas Bayou last
Monday. The fish were a known
quantity though.
Mcssrs. Dantzlcr & McInnis have
just received a large supply of cypress
timber, aud in a few days will start
their shingle mill. They Will then be
able 10 supply the demand for first
class shingles.
On Tuesday Messrs. G. w. Rob-
inson, L. w. Manahan, G. W. J..
Stewart and ID. r. Morrison started
a deer hunt In Greene county.
They 20 via Mobile aud Chronicle,
Ala, aud will be absen; several days.
You viii find John +. Krebs Varie-
~ Store on time with a stock OF
Choice Family Groceries, Dry Goods,
Notions, Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
Crockery, Hardware aud Furniture.
No waiting. Goods delivered imme-
diatcly.
The members OF the IIypaIhean So
ciefy AMI the public generally are
hereby notified that, on account Of re-
ligious crvIces at the Presbyterian
Church This week, there viii be no
meeting % the Society this friday
night. The Rexi meeting will bc1leld
Friday night, March 23rd, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. A. Dlumer.
BY orler Of the President,
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