The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-15
Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL, GENERAL.
Ana Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

Garden truck Is certainly in the
soup.
Fresh turnip and Ruta Daga seed at
Stewards.
lie i. expected TO come in Scptcm-
Der and take her away.
Mr.. A. p. Denny was in New Or
leans this week on business.
The heavy rains don't keep the
drummcrs away from Il town.
Our streets are rather soft, made so
by the recent down pour OF rain.
The mail leaves here twice a week
for Gross Roads, supplying all offices
OH the route.
The mills of W. Denny Il Co., are
shut down for the present. Low
price of lumber is the cause.
All the streams arc now swollen 10
overflow, and Il large supply Of logs
from the up country may be expected
soon atOnr mills.
Mrs. r. G. Ryder has opened a store
near her residence on the Griffin road,
wcll-stockcd with choice family groc-
cries, canned goods, etc.
Mrs. Sallic BOWMAN, Of State Line,
Miss, and Miss Dodic Williams, OF
Mount Carmel, Miss, are visiting the
family Of Mr.. II. NJ. Cudabac.
Mrs. T. W. Cowan and children
did not get home from Kosciusk0 un.
Ill Sunday morning, owing to the
breaks in some of the railroads.
The base ball boys arc in trouble.
They have been betting money on the
games and the officers arc after them.
The law defines that gambling.
At John II. Kreb's Variety Store:
Try those umbrella, at 1925 TO $l.75
and " 20. None better at tho price,
and other goods and prices TO suit the
times.
Miss Josie Davis, the charming
daughter of Mr.. W. S. Davis, Clerk
of the Courts at Wayncsboro, accom-.
panied by Miss Kate Hand, are visit.
ing Miss Sadie Williams.
A pleasure party Of young ladies
and gentlemen ofihis place and Scran-
ton went TO Ship Island yesterday on
the steam tug, Leo. They had a dc.
lightful time. if il was u little rough.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. lizard, arc rcjoie.
ing in the acquisition 10 their family
circle of 4 fire bouncing boy. DIR.
George is stepping high.--.Mcridian
Meas. 1t is grandpa Dantzlcr, now.
Capt. G. Bu,kin, the owner of that
safe and fast sailing schooner, Louise,
moved his family to the Rex farm, his
magnificent residence on the Pasca.
goula beach. Ills family will spend
the balance of the summer there.
Shubuta Messenger: Benjamin
Howard Drake, died June 18th. How.
ard was Il boy Of frall physique, bu,
stout spirit. lie was truthful, 0bedi-
cnt, devout. Rev. j. +. Drake and
wife have the sympathy Of the entire
community in this atfiction.
Vicksburg Post: Mr.. Will Wat.
kins who represents Il New York bus
mess house, was at the Hotel Piazza
last night and left this morning fol
Rolling Fork. Mr.. Watkins IS Il nat.
tive Mississippian, and says that in al
his travels he has found no place like
home.
There will be a meeting of the Col.
umbian Literary Society, Saturday
evening, July 10Th. Ali the mem crs
are requested to be present, as there
is some important business to be
transacted. The subicc, for debate is
"Rcsolred, That parents ought to bc
required by law TO send their children
to public schools"
The following vessels arc loading at
the l. N. DAIMLER Lumber Co.'S mills
this week: The Anna N. Siammc,
with 100000 feet of lumber for Iiava.
ma; Hildegard with 10000 feet Of
lumber for Caibarien, Cuba; Louis,
Hastings with l25,0W feet Of lumber
for Key West the J. w. Frost and
T., Blessev each 10000 feet of lulnbc,