The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-29
PERSONAL. GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

Mr.. G.. +. Durrow is again on deck,
after 4 few days illness.
The mills are all running Oh full
time, timber in abundance.
The refreshing showers of late have
made II gardeners leap for joy.
The work of Smelling the Telephone
road was commenced on Tuesday.
Captain Fritz Lcinhard's new stern
wheel steamer will soon be complel.
cd.
A drift of $4,000 logs from Red
creek is arriving at the mills this
week.
We learn that the partnership of
Mcssrs. Watkins & Salisbury has been
dissolved.
Mrs. Sue Curric left for Scranton
"Wednesday, where she will open a
sewing class.
Mr.. s. d. Denny, accompanied by
his wife and little daughter, visited
Mobile this week.
1t il reported that the Michigan
saw mill property will soon be re-
raircd and operated.
DR.. E +. Griffin Is having his sloop
repaired for quarantine service, be.
ginning on May 1st.
What about the usual Union Sun.
day School picnic? 1t is time prepar.
atoms were being made.
The orange blossoms arc here in
abundance, why wait any longer for
the marriage to matcrialize?
Quite Il number of Moss Pointers
attended the anniversary ball of the
Odd Fellows on Tuesday night.
The revival meetings ended this
week. There was quite an interest
manifested in the good work Of Oui
people.
Flc high stage of water still contin'
Ties in the Pas cagouIa river. The re.
cent rains have swollen up the
streams.
Received at John +. Krcbs' Variety
store Groceries, Feed, Dry Goods
Shoes, Crockcry, glass ware, all sold
at reasonable prices.
The U. S. steamer VIM. II. WEIGH
will be ready for duty in about ten
days. She has received a thorough
ovcrliauling at the Italian s%hip-ways
None but qualified voters who have
paid all taxes assessed against them
will be counted CT q liquor petition
for license in this Supervisors district
The now liquor law will not cause
our town to go dry by several barrels
full. Snakes arc bad about here in
the summer, and liquor Is necessary,
Mr. Chester WileoX was here for a
short time. lie is pleased with the
location Of the milling property re-
Gently purchased by himself and 9th
crs.
Prof. II. f.. Pcitus, Of Newton,
Mss, arrived here last Sunday and
departs this week for Bluff creek
where lie takes charge Of the public
school al that place.
Our old friend and fcllow.c:tizcn
Mr.. II. w. Huntington, now of Gin
cinnati, was the guest Of Mr.. E. "
Manahan fora few days this week
Every One was ploascL To see Walter
Prof. S. W. Pcttus leaves this wccl
for Vanclcavc, where he will taxi
charge of The public school of tina
place. The community regrets Il
part with the able and genial Pro
lessor.
DR.. Dan. Williams has a spanking
| rig now. Ills entire turnout is Mcv
and finc. lilo has soInc designs Of
some angelic being not a thousam
miles from this town, W MADAM
Grundy says.
A petition for signcrs for a liquo
saloon il being circulated IN hi
place.. This town is a 1900 town, an
then the Board of Supervisors ca
put whatever tax ~ addition II see
proper. Drinks will then cost l
. cents straight.
: The following schooncrs loadin
with lumber ut tho L. N. Dantzle
. Lumber Company's mills this wee
o arc: Louise Hastings, with 1880
feet j. M. McInnis, with $4,000 fe,
+. for Key Wet; j. w. Frost, vii
10000 feet for Now Orleans.