The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-05-27
PERSONAL. GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
The weather is cool and dry.

The weather is cool and dry.
Try that pine apple gum at Stew
arts.
Miss A. NJ. Hyatt spent last Mon
day in Mobile.
There is big talk of this place going
dry in the near future.
Has the Hypalh"an Society gone
into Summer qu%artersY
Mrs. w. A. Lyleiy, of Meridian, is
visiting relatives here,
There is a good deal of interest IN
the question Of temperance.
The dudes Of this place have not all
donned The belly band yet.
Rev. j, O. Green will preach in the
Baptist Church Sunday night at 7 40
Mr., Geo. Garfield and Miss Annie
Thomson were married a. Escatawpa
last week.
Mr.. G.. L. Durrow attended services
at the Prcsb, terian Church at Scran-
ton Sunday night.
Call at Stewards aud examine his
new ice cream freezer and Automatic
Cigar machine. they are beauties.
Mr.. II. NJ. Cudabac, who has been
under the weather for several days, is
on deck again, looking much better.
DR.. G. X. Roc, of GRANVILLE, Ills,
who expects to practice medicine in
Moss polnt and vicinity, arrived here
last Thursday.
Nj. j. j. Cunningham, our Consta.
bic, lead to the Ilymcnial alter last
week Miss Maggie l'aulker, Judge o
Wood officiating.
Mr.. VIM. Walkinsi is having erect
cd on the burnt district Il building to
be used by Messrs. ID. X. McInnis &
Co, as a drug store.
Mrs Dr.. e. r. Bragg and Mrs. G,
w. O'Ncill, of Ocean Springs, spent
last Saturday and Sunday with rcla'
tives and friends here,
A full stock of shoes for comfort
sty lie and durability, and will receive
next week a lot of furniture, which
will be sold at reasonable prices.
JOHN +. kREBs.
Capt. Z. C~asiancra sold ont hi
remnan; of dry goods, etc, at publi'
auction last Saturday, Mr.. Geo. Mat
hieu, of Scranton, %auclloneer. Mr.
Castanera will not purchase an,
more dry goods.
Mr.. T. A. Coulson happened Will
a very painful accident last week b.
dropping Il piece of 6 inch gas pipe
80 feet long on his foot, which vii
lay him up for some time.
Charley Dixon, a boy about |
years old was monkeying with a sa,
and lost two fingers from his rigll
hand at the l.. n. Dantzlcr Lumbc
Co.'S mill last week. lie was attend
ed by DR.. J. b. Chamberlin.
The schooner l.. A. Edwards i
loading this week at the l.. N. Dante
lcr Lumber Cos mills. She carrie
10000 feet of lumber, and bound 70
Coalzacoalsas, Mexico; L. Blcssi
with 10000 feet of lumber for Ncy
Orleans.
Mcssrs. f. II. Clergue, II. w. Plum
mer, j. W. Black and Mr.. Gillibrand
of Mobile, Ala, made our town
short visit on Sunday last. We sin
cerely hope they were %agreeably i'm
pressed with II town and will pa
us a longer visit o
DR.. VIM. J. Gillespie, of Jackson
who came here with the view Of loc1
. ting at E.cataw pa for the practice {
I his profession, owing to sickness j
+ his fathers family, was compelled
, return home to the regret of all VIII
t formed. his acquaintance during h
short stay here.
G Monday night there was an enthl
siastic meeting Of the citizens OF Mos
Point in the knights Of Honor Hal
An Anti-Saloon Club was organize
with the following officers:
i President-J w. Stewart.
1st Vice President-F. NJ. Johnso
: Dad Vice President IS. S. Henry.
Bird Vice President Dan j. McLco
Q Secretary and Treasurer-J. j. Nj
u Intosh.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
% j. II. Jackson, john Nelson, NJ.
y Evans, l., N. Dantzlcr, Jr., g.
Wood. p. w. Cunningham and
Bloomfield. Tho President and Sc
rotary were added to the Committc
There were over 60 members c
rolled. The object Of this organiz
% ton is Ito make Il legal fight again