The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-03-27
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

the day.
Some of The mills rested from their
labors on Tue,day last.
The photograph man with his
tent has SET up business.
Mr.. j. S. Otis, of the Weston mills
at Logtown, was in town Saturday.
Miss Susie Vaughan, of Ocean
Springs, has been visiting friends in
town this week.
Elder Abner Walker Pincy Woods
Missionary, preached Sunday night
in the Baptist Church.
The charming Miss Mamie Does ;,
of Lake Charles, La, is visiting rela-
tives and friends in town.
Hon. A. ID. Draughau, of Perry
county, was in town this week look
ing after his log interests.
Mr.. VIM. Griffin, now about 80
years old, is corfired 10 his room. Ho
is just waiting for the summons.
We have a large lot of damaged
goods which we Will sell at a very low
price. CHAs. BEARDsLEE & Co.
Mr.. A. Blnmer, our popular man
ufdcturcr, has just about completed
a handsome addition TO his residence.
Rev. ID. o.. Byers preached an
able and highly appreciated sermon
on Sunday morning last, at the Pres
byterian Church.
Mr.. C. ii. Wood left Monday for
Greene county Chancery Court, and
will % bring back a buggy load of
turkeys and perhaps some deer.
The.tinest line of FanryDressG foods,
Flouncings, Laccs aud Elnbroideries,
Ribbons, Etc, to be found in Moss
Point, is at CowAN Bros.
A party of young folks were out
Monday night on the steam tug Pic.
They went as far as the mouth of the
Pascagoula river, and had livery
pleasant time.
The deer hunters returned on Mon
day from Greene county, flushed with
victory and laden with tie spoils of
the chase, a pair of buck horns and
two deer skins. y
A negro boy about fourteen years
old, stepson of Eph. johnson, was
drowned off the dock, near Dantz-
lcr IL Evans, on Monday. All efforts
to rescue him were futile.
Mr.. Rix NJ. Robinson and wife. of
Pensacola, Fla, accompanied by their
niece, Miss Case, of Ashland, WiScon-
sin, are visiting in town, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Robinson.
Mrs. McInnis, widow of the late
John McIunis, is very i'll at the resi-
deuce of Mrs. Ada McInnis. "Aunt
Polly,"as she is called, is now in her
S7th year. She is not expected TO
survive long.
The following schooners are load
ing this week at the i. N. Ddutzler
Lumber Co.'S mills: Albert NJ. with
1000 feet of lumber for Bluff Creek I;
Almira with 10000 feet of lumber for
the Mississippi River.
The general discussion of Arctic
explorations, etc. at the meeting of
the G. L. S. G. on Monday night last,
demonstrated the existence Of The
North Pole as well as the feasibility
of a northwest passage.
A very pleasant party, consisting of
Mesdames G. w, F. G.. and Il. VI.
Robinson, Misses Case, Does, Cnda-
bac, Mcintosh and Hyatt and Messrs.
Il. w. Manahan, Geo. S. Stewart and
j. J. Mcintosh, made a trip to the
islands on Tuesday last, on the steam
tug eva" Anderson, master.
The Gospel meetings in the Pres
byterian Church continued with
increasing interest uriil Thursday
night. There was a larger attend
ance on that night than on any pre-
vious occasion. The visible results
were four additions 10 the church.
The ermon of Mr.. McElroy were
earnest, forciblc, logical and yet char
acierized by a simplicity which even
a child could grasp. Such preaching
Is ga SAVIOR of life unto life, or of
death under DEATH" unto all who
hear.
&. L. S. C. Program Mar. 80, 1891
l. Prayer.
2. Minutes.
3. Roll Call: Name favorite author,
giving quotation from same.
A. Music.
g. Debate: Resolved, That the in
PRODUCTION of labor saving machinery
has been a benefit 10 the laborihg
man. Alternatives, Rev. ID. o. BY
ers aud Mr.. VIM. Rudolf; Negatives,
Mr.. Juo. Hill and Mr.. G. S. Bouton.
6. Music.