The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-08-12
PERSONAL. GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

OUF SItcCIS are Dcllln WORKED INcy
certainly needed it..
Miss Sadie Henry is visiting rcla-
tivos in llamlsboro.
The steamer, captain Fritz is en-
pcctea TO make her trial trip Satur-
day.
The IIypaIhcan Society meets to-
night at the residence of Rev. ID. q.
Byers.
Mr.. G. F. Durrow, Of New Orleans,
spout last Sabbath in town. lie is
looking well.
Mr.. W. Scott Denny has returned
from a trip East and North, looking
in good shape.
The steam tug Eva is on the Pasca-
goula ship ways to receive a new
coat of paint, ctc.
Rev. DR.. Dcall delivered a most in
ieresling sermon in the Presbyterian
Church las, Sunday.
AT John r. Klcb's Variety Store
YOU will find now any kind of goods
at prices to suitthe times.
Mrs. L. N. DAIMLER has returned
from Meridian, accompanied by Mrs.
DR.. George lizard and baby.
Miss Alice Hyatt spent several days
last week at Ocean Springs with her
sister, Mrs. DR., e. r. Bragg.
No shoe stock in town can compare
with ours. Call and see.
z. BLOOMFIELD & Co.
Mr.. J. j. Mcintosh is in Mobile this
week attending to the business of
Mcssrs. Patterson, Downing & Co.
Mr.. Chas. Bcardslcc and family are
on a visit to relatives at Dcmnpolis,
Ala. They will be absent abou, ten
days.
The Tug Leo took out a party Fri
day to the snapper banks. About 500
red snappcrs were snapped up by the
party.
Mr., L. N. Danizlcr. Jr., after an
absence IN the Northwest, has return
ed home locking much improved in
health.
A party of ladies and gentlemen
went down 10 the Sea Shorc 1t csday
evening and had a fish fry, and en-
joyed the salt sea breeze
Mr.. VIM. Rudolf has gone on a bus
mess and pleasure trip TO his old
home in England. We wish him II
pleasan: time and safe return.
We have had an enormous run on
our big shoe invoice, bni VIC have an
ample supply yet on hand.
T.. BLOOMFIELD Il Co.
We learn from a private letter from
Rev. D. O. Bvers, dated at J%nnosboro,
Tenn, July 2Sll,, that Mrs. Byers is
getting better, and we hope she may
continue to improve,
Mobile Register: Mrs A. McGrcg-
or, of Moss Point, Miss, who has been
the guest of her brother, Mr.. j. w.
Tharp, on Daughin street, left last
night for a visit to Pacluta, Miss.
The following vessels cleared this
week by Pascagoula Lumber Go. 4:
Schooner Loyal with 5S9,573 feet OF
lumber for Buenos Ayres; brig Cur.
lew with 2S9,067 feet of lumber for
Port Natal.
Mr.. ID. O'Guynm left Monday for
Buckaluna, where he has contracted
to build The railroad for the G. W.
Robinson Lumber Co. The road Is
to be standard gauge and steel rails,
and to connect with the Mobile and
Ohio railroad.
To-day the license of the Delmas
liquor saloon expires, consequently II
will close. This will leave only four
Others 10 III until January 2, 1893,
Then Moss Point will certainly &c
dry. No one can afford to pay $4,000
for a license to sell tho ardent in this
place.
The following schoonets are load
ing at the l.. N. Danizlcr Lumber
Company's mills this week: The
L. A. Edwards with 10000 feet o.
lumber; the L. N. DAIMLER with 100,
600 feet of lumber, both for Havana
the j. w. Frost with 5000 feet o
lumber for New Orleans; the James
Adalaska with $4,000 feet Of lumber
Tor the Mississippi River.
If you wish to keep posted dom
fail to read all the new advertise
ments as we'll as the old ones il
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