The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-11-13
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

Business is only $50 SO" here.
Heavy frost Wednesday morning.
He askcd--was promised and go
left.
Mr.. T. A. Coulsoh is OIL a Western
trip.
Eggs are scarce, and Christmas not
long off.
The rcplcvin suit is dismissed, and
Decs holds the organ.
Mr.. John Hill is having built a feed
room adjoining his store.
Mr.. Cary S. Wood was a visitor TO
the Crescent City this week.
Grand Bay sweet potatoes arc SELL
ing at sixty cents per bushel.
Drummers should remember that
Mississippi has a Sunday law.
Ms. n. NJ. Rominc, Of Grand Bay,
Ala, was here this week visiting rela-
lives.
The rukus at Escatawpa last Thurs
day night did not amount TO much.
Nobody hurt.
Mr.. S. S. Tam, who is spending the
winter in Mobile, was IN town Sun
day visiting relatives.
What has become of the Chautau-
qua Literary and Scientific Circle?
Is it dead and buried?
Mr.. j. f. Palmcs is at Wagar, Ala,
shipping lumber for Messrs. Robinson
& Booth, OF New Yurk.
The Schooner Wandcrer, of Mobile,
delivered large cargo Of grain 10
our merchants this week.
Mr.. Geo. w. Robinson. of East
Orange, New Jersey, is here looking
after his milling interests.
An entertainment for the benefit of
the Moss Point Fire Company will be
given about the 10Th of next month.
Mr.. j. l.. DAIMLER leaves this eye
ming for New Orleans, ell route to
New York, aud will be absent for "a
few weeks.
Tho long looked for change in the
weather came last Monday night
with a copious rain fall and cooler
temperature.
The British Schooner Blanca, l79
tons, from ST. Domingo City, is load
Ing this week at the Pascagoula Lum-
Der Co.'S mills.
Just received, 100 cases staple and
fancy groceries from eastern markets,
which we are selling at bedrock
prices. T. w. Manahan g. Co.
Mcssrs. Mott & Stone McInnis have
bought the goods OF Mrs. Z. Randall
and will carry on business there
thereafter, They also have control of
the ferry.
The Variety Store Of John +. Krcbs
carries a full line of dry goods, shoes,
clothing, family groceries, feed, hard
ware and crockery. at prices 10 SUIT
everyone. Remember, at John f.
Krebs.'
The prospective dummy line be-
tween Moss Point and Pascagoula is
being talked up considerably of late,
and il is aulhoritatively said that
capitalists are taking hold Of the
subject.
The following schoyncrs are loading
this week at the l.. n. DAIMLER Lum-
Der Company's millsfhis week: Lady
Shea with 125,OO0 feet lumber for
Nassau; J. w. Frost with 10000 feet
tor New Orleans.
Rev. w. w. Hopper, Evangelist,
has been conducting a p%rotrscied
meeting at Zion church for a week
with considerable results. Some l6
or IL joined the church. The meeting
closed Sunday night.
There is certainly an excellent in
flucnce surrounding the home of
Rev. ID. .. Byers, which has a most
~salutary effect ON the IIypsihcan So
ciety, for his home is one of the very
few places where the program is fully
and well rendered.
Our Young friend Tom NJ. Does has
been travelling for a Mobile grocery
house only two months, yet il is said
.he trade between here and Mobile in
this line has more than doubled dur
ing This time. tom" is one OF our
own boys, and numbers his friends
here by the thousands.
There is a pecan tree growing near
some large oaks in the yard Of Mrs.
NJ. W. Hill, st Moss Point, and we
were shown some Of the pecans this
week from the tree, the inside or
"meatr Of which are perfect Aeorns m
taste, color and appearance, showing
conclnsively that pecans viii mix
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