The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-02-20
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And Other Nots7 Gathered From Various
Sources.

GIu VtneT N0ts5 SdtneIeu rom VdIloL
Sources.
Ii Is dull IN court circles.
More maj riaYcs TO follow.
Our streets arc in a muddy condi
ton.
The health of our town is geitin,
better.
This has been a bad winter on old
people.
A large lot of best shoes to select
from at john r. Krebs' Variety Store
Owing to the miserable wet weather
business in all lines is somewhat dull.
Our garden truck will be short this
spring if the rain continues many
days more.
The extreme bad weather don't keep
the drummcrs away. They call early
aud often.
MI. f. w. Manahan is still at Or
ange, New Jersey, by the bedside OF
his sick father. -
Mr.. VIM. Griffin is still sick and
confined TO his room. He is now in
his ninetieth year.
Mr.. T. A. Cause and family left
Wednesday for Fernandina, Fla,
their future home.
Mr.. /. d. Payne has moved TO his
late purchase, the Farragut place,
near Mr.. l.. Wilcox's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett lost
their little boy Edwin Sunday night.
lie was about two years old.
Several of our citizens are attend
ing the United States District Court
at Mississippi City this week.
The schooner Almira, Capt. Geo. A.
r. Lawrence, is on the ways of John
De Angelo for general repairs.
Mr.. Wm. Rudolf has been very i'll
for several days with fever, but we
are glad TO learn is getting well.
The spoke factory of Mcssrs. A.
Blumcr IL Sous is in full operation.
They are turning out some good work.
There is a man in u town who
has a Dutch Bible one hundred and
fifty years old. II is all Dutch TO him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, were in town this
week visiting their relative, Mr.. l..
Wilcox.
Miss Dora McCarter left Wednesday
night for DeFuniak, Florida, TO at
tend the Chau'auqua Assembly now
in session at that place.
Moss Point will be treated ere long
with the best dramatic entertainment
ever witnessed in our town. For fur
thcr particulars see small bills.
Seed Irish Potatoes and Phosphate,
Kanix, Cotton Seed Meal and a gen.
ersl supply at prices TO suit the times
at john F. Krebs' Variety Store.
Mr.. James A. Uerrin was in town
Monday from the upper log country.
lie reports about $1,000 logs in Dog
RIVER in a position to be loated down
10 the mills.
The Frank-Allman house is at its
last resting place, and is being repair
ed by Mr.. b. ID. Krebs. In the spring
time a new red liquor saloon will be
opened in this house.
The popular clothing man, Billy
the Wolf, left on Monday for North
Mississippi TO supply the merchants of
hat section with splIng and summer
clothing.
Mr., G. W. Jackson, accompanied by
MS wife, visited his mother-In-law IN
Saturday. Mrs. Jackson will
some time with her mother
md Mr.. Jackson has returned and is
N full control ofhis house.
"Cap" Nelson, of the house of Simon
( Kohn, New Orleans, was in town
his week selling straw hats, etc.
Gap" is a rafting good drummer
md a clever fellow. We are always
so see him.
Elder Geo. w. Walker, the "Piney
Woods Missionary will preach in
he Baptist Church Sunday night,
February 22nd. Turn out TO hear
lin. lie is a plain man and will tell
-ou plain huths.
A Valentine Party was given at the
esldence OF Mr.. C. ii. Wood Satur-
lay evening by Miss Alice Hyatt. II
vas something new for our town, and
novel and pleasant affair. All who
.ttended we're well pleased.
The following schooners are load
NC at the l.. N. Dautzler Lumber Cos
mills this week: Robert 4. Clark with
10000 feet Of lumber for Key West;
.ady Alfred with 10000 fee: of lumber
or Ocean Springs.
Mr.. J. +. CarterJr., ofthis place,and
diss Georgia Stccde, the beautiful aud
Iccomplished daughter OF Col. A. Z.