The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-05-20

John f. Krcbs' Variety Store at rea-
sunablc prices.
Mr.. j. l.. Dantzler has been elected
delegate to the Mississippi annual
Conference.
The Pascagoula Lumber Company
has just received a drift Of 5000 logs
from bog river.
Rcvs. G. A. Powell aud l.. w.
Woods attended District Conference
last week at Purvis.
A ripe watermelon was seen ia this
place last Saturday. The colorcd
brother is now happy.
Miss Emma O'Brien, a charming
young lady OF Alsiers, La, is The
guest of Miss Hannah Bishop.
Large supply of shingles lime, CO.
ment, sash, doors and blinds, for sale
at John +. Krebs'.
Mrs. J.. w. O'Conncll, of the beau
tiful and pleasant seaside village of
p~ascagoula, was Il visitor here This
week.
MIR. J. w. Castles, of New Orleans,
president of the Southern National
Bank of that city, was a visitor here
on Monday last.
Maj. Geo. G. Sebastian, represent.
ing the Wholesale grocery house Of
Cameron Il Castles, was ove on
Monday among his friends here.
Mr.. Jas. A. lIerrin male a flying
visit home the early part of this
week. Mr.. %llcrrin is now Temporal.
rily located at Duckatuna, Miss.
There will be a meeting of the cit'-
zcns of Moss Point Interested in the
canse of Temperance at the Knights
of Honor Hall next Monday night at
s o'clock.
Some of our citizens have attended
this week the plotractcd services go
ing on in the Presby tcrian Church at
Scranton, conducted by Rev. ID. o..
Byers, assisted by Rev. DR.. Nall, OF
New Orleans.
The hardwood factory Of Mcssrs. A
Blumer & Sons, is in operation, turn
ing ont some first-class spokes, axe
handles, etc. Tho best native hickory
and oak from the upper Pascag9ula
river is only used by this factory.
The following schooncrs are loading
al the l.. N. Dantzlcr Lumber Ce's
mills this week: The Nellie, with 3d.
600 feet of lumber for Mississippi
river; the Laura l.. with 10000 feet
of lumber for New Orleans.
One of our oldest citizens, Mr.. l.. b.
Payne, after a few weeks sickness,
breathcd his last Friday at So'clock,
A. NJ. lie was 81 years aud 6 months
old The funeral services were com-
Quoted by Rev. ID. 0. Bycrs al the
Baptist Church.
Mr.. Matt. O'Rricn, U. S. Supcrvis.
ing Inspector of Steam Vessels &C.
companicd by his wife and daughter,
visited Mrs. r. l.. Bishop last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Briem returned home
last Sunday much TO the regret Of
their many friends.
There was q huge bear killed re-
Gently at Three Rivers, eight milci
from here by Mcssrs. John Robinson
and Phil Davis. Drum weighed
$50 pounds. He was fat and fine. l,
is said there is another Whereabouts
Some of oar hunters purpose taking
him in ere long.
Rev. DR.. II. @. Mallard, of New Or
leans, will deliver all address during
the closing exercises Of Moss Poin
Academy, for the session Of 1891 ant
1892, on Thursday night, June End
DR.. Mallard is a ma of ability an,
reputation, and no doubt the addrcs
will be interesting and instructive
All arc invited TO attend.
The information in last weeks is
sue relative 10 the saw mill about L
be erected at Buckatuna, Miss, b,
G. W. Roblnson, was quito incorrcc
in detail. II would be well for reo
pie to 20 to headquarters for infor
nation before ~imparting 1t 10 til
public as facts.
Tho following schooncrs wer
cleared by the Pascagculn Lumbc
Company. Sch Matte f. Eaton
Captain Carnage. for New York vii,
$4,000 feet of lumber, OH list. SCI
B. II. Woodsidc, Captain Wade, 70
New York, with 4OS,OOO fec, Of lum
Der, 18th inst; Or. sch Jennie Part
or, Captain Harding, for San FerMau
do Trinidad, with 2Ol, 06S foct oflum
Dor valued At ~, ia ,6S