The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-01-16
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources. .

Another store TO be opened in town.
More to follow after next Wednes-
day.
business is moving On as well as
Franks house.
Choice Family Groceries, i'm great
variety, at John F. Krebs'.
Mr.. e. w. Manahan's ~housekeeper
is away on a visit to Pensacola.
The colorcd preachers played sad
havoc with the chickens last week.
Dr.D. Williams has returned from a
visit to his old home III CoviIgton
county.
Some of our Moss Point families
have TO send down to Scranton for
fresh beet.
Mrs. T. A. Cause and family are
stopping with Mrs. L. A. Wood, on
the Foundry road.
A colorcd child, aged four or five
years, was burned to death in Grab
All Monday night.
The G. l.. S C.. orchestra favored
the Circle with some very fine music
Oh Monday night last.
The l.. N. Dantzlcr Lumber Com
pany is crowded with orders and have
10 run their planer at night.
Some day the principal streets of
Moss Point will be widcncd, and then
some houses will have to be moved.
Prof. j. L. Sutton opened his school
for the new year in the Academy
Hall. Miss Flora CudaEac is assisting.
New stock of Dry Goods, Ladies'
Vests, Blankets, Comforts and WOODEN
goods at John F. Krebs' Variety Store.
Mr.. E. Bloomfield was called to
IIaudsboro on Sunday by the serious
illness of his grandfather, j. I. Bald
win.
DR.. w. b. Griffin, w. A. Coulson,
Lone Morris and j. w. Stewart left
Wednesday OH a hunt ear Graham's
Ferry.
Cards arc out for the marriage of
Rev. l. l.. Pratt and Miss Elizabeth
Blanche Morris, at Starkvillc, Oh Feb.
Is, 1891. '+
The old cedar tree near Hills store
is to be cut down by ordcrof the Board
of Supervisors, and Franks house
moved TO its place.
Nv. Samuel Walker, accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. Robert Walker,
left on Monday night for lns home in
Saylesville, Rhode Island.
Mr.. w. Watkins left on Monday for
his season trip, in the interest of III.
Kratzcnstein, the great and only
wholesale cloihier in New York City.
DR.. j. w. Harmon preached at
Zion's Grove last Sunday, aud was
delighted with his new charge. His
services there in the future will be on
the 2nd and 4th Sundays rot each
month, at IL O'Clock, a. IN.
We are ia receipt Of the following |
mari iage card: "Mcthodist Church,
Moss Point, Miss, Wednesday eve
ming, January 2Ist. at s o'clock, DIR.
Geo. L. lizard, Meridian, Miss; Emma
A. Dantzler, Moss Point, Miss. 1891"
Mr.. E. w. McNeal, of Atlanta, Ga,
has done some very artistic work in
wall papering and house decorating
in town. Very fine specimens of his
work can be seen at The residences of
Messrs. III. NJ. Cudabac, w. Fred Her.
rim and +. w. Manahsn.
The following schooners are load
ing at The l.. n. DAIMLER Lumber
Co.'s Mills this week b Frank Nealy
withe 100000 and the l.. N. DaDtzler
with 10000 feet of lumber for Key
West; E. Dlessie with 10000 feet Of
lumber for New Orleans.
Program for C. L. 5. Z. January
10, 1891:
Subject England under the Plan
tagenets, continued, 1l54-l37.
L. Prayer.
.. Minutes.
3. Roll call Reply by some item of
Scotch news.
4. Music.
). Paper on subject, continued.
&. III. Wood.
6. Discussion of subject.
7. Music.
s. Question Table: English phrase
aud fable in October, November aud
December ChautauqCans.
8. General business.
10. Music.