The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-05-06
Personal, GENERAL,
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

ii l. day and dusty.
The dewberries are ripe.
Health of the town is good.
II is a fixed fact, so ''lhcy say!"
fine fresh vegetables in the town
Boat rides will o be enjoyed on
The river.
All quiet in clurcl, circles. Peace
reigns again.
The ''blucs' are not very conducive
to happiness.
lie has "sct in" again and he is 90
ing TO succeed this time.
II is rumorcd that the lIypathcan
Society has moved it headquarters.
Miss May Danlzler left Tuesday to
visit friends at Jackson and Yazoo
City.
Tho Pascagoula Lumber Co.'S Elder
mill is shut down, probably for the
summer.
Mr.. Evans Bonncy, of Harrisburg,
was here this week looking after his
log interests.
Mr.. ]. L. Payne is still sick, but is
improving, and there is some hopes
Of his recovery now.
Many Of the citizens of our town,
both white and colorcd, have refused
to sign liquor petitions.
From 10000 to 10000 logs from Red
Creek recXpccted at the l.. n. Dantz-
Ter Lumber Co.'S boom in Il day or 50.
A DRIFT Of 10000 logs for the l.. n.
Dan;zler Lumber Company, from Big
Creek, Greene county, has arrived.
The community generally sympa-
thize with Mr.. John L. Williams in
the loss of his house by fire last week.
Cowan Bros. are the only ones in
tins town who have paid $50 and tax
Gu out license to retail cigarettes and
cigarette papers.
Mr.. job Carter, Jr., cant find a hat
large enough for him now. All OH
account of a bright little girl that has
come TO bless his home.
The Union Sunday School annual
picnic will take place to-day Fr:day)
al Martins Bluff. A good time is an
licipated for all who attend.
Just arrived at John +. Krcbs' Va
ricty Store, shoes, dry goods and
choice family groceries; cotton seed
meal and feed, all sold al reasonable
prices,
Mr.. Tom Dccs, now with Mcssrs
Price & Lucas, of Louisville, Ky.
spent last Sabbath with his parents
Tom is looking well and is doing
first rate.
Mrs. w. Denny and daughter, Miss
Mamie, left on Tuesday morning foi
Dardanvillc, Arkansas, where they
90 to visit relatives. They will be
away several months.
On "Wednesday, April 9th, the
steamer Eva lowed oul to sea the bark
Trio, of SSS tons, drawing 10 feet and
8 inches. This vessel passed oyer the
bar without touching.
The Moss Point w. G. Z. U. will
met at the Methodist Church OIL
Monday the 9th inst, at 4 O'Clock, p.
M. All interested in the cause of
Temperance arc cordially invited 10
attend.
There will be an ice cream and
strawberry sociablc at the residence
of Mr.. j. J. Mcintosh, Monday even
ing, May 9th, beginning at A o'clock
in the afternoon, for bcntit Of the
Presbyterian Church.
VIM. McKenion (col.) is evidently
a little off. lie is going around here
telling the people that the Lord has
authorized him TO warn them that
divers troubles will soon bcfall them.
lie predicts a cyclone, which is going
to do much damage.
Miss Lyle Curric, Of Dalcvlllc.
Miss, after avist of about six weeks,
left for home last Friday. Miss
Lyle reports having enjoyed her visit
here very much, and we arc sure her
many friends will be glad to welcome
her smiling face again 0
a series of meetings viii begin in
the Baptist Church next Saturday
night. Rev. Geo. w. knight win be
with us and do the preaching. All
persons who wish to worship with US
are most cordially invited.
j. o. GREEN, Pastor.
Mcssrs. j. II. Soaring T. Son, of
Carbondalc, Illinois, hardwood man
%ufacturcrS, who have been visiting
Mi. +. W. Manahan for a few days,
returned home on Tuesday last.
These gentlemen arc most iayorably
impressed with South Mississippi aud
will doubtless return here again.
The 4lh Sabbath IN this month will
BE- ehildrcns' day at Zion Church.
There will be religious exercises par
,icipatcd in by the Sabbath school