The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-08-05

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Wednesday evening OF each week.
PERSONAL. GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.
The flying horses are raking III the
nicklcs.
Boston Butter Cups at
CowAN Bros.
Mr.. WIN. Griffin is still improving,
but not able to be out yet.
The steam tug Magnet is on the
Angelo ship yard for repairs.
The steam tug Pic is on The Pasca-
goula ship ways for general repairs.
We have just received a large stock
of handmade shoes.
CowAN Bios.
Col. Il. w. Morrill,, Of Biloxi, the
live insurance agent, was in town
Tuesday.
AT John +. K,cb's Variety Store
you will find now any kind of goods
at prices to suit tho times.
Many OF our citizens visit the Sea
Shore ON Sunday to get q Whit Of
The salt sea breeze.
500 invoice of shoes, just received
and Tor sale at low figures, .
E. BLOOMFIELD Co:
Mr.. j. j. McIntosh gave a boat ride
10 some Of his friends Tuesday night
Ii was a pleasant affair.
Ladies. Misses and Children
Springfield Shoes, at
CowAN Bros.
Mrs. l.. N. Dantzlcr, who has beef
on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Dr.
lard, at Meridian, will return home
this week.
The steam ting VIM. Orion went Il
Ship Island "Wednesday and a few o
our young people took advantage AM
visited the Island.
Mr.. Granville Garner left Thurs
day for B~uckaiuna, where he will b.
employed by the 6. W. Robinson
Lumber Comp'ny.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. D. @
Dycrs, who is now at Three Springs
Tenn, Is improving. Her man,
friends here will be happy 10 wei
come her return in good health.
Mr.. l.. N. Dantzlcr, Jr, who la
been In the golden Northwest for hi
health, is ~cxpccicl home this week
Ills health is much better now.
DR.. Dan j. Williams and his sistcI
, Dodie, left Sunday for Mount Carme
their old home. Miss Dodic mad
many friends here during her sloi
stay, by her winning ways. DIR. vii
Iiams viii remain al home = few day
aud then he will go 10 Buckatani
a.
whore he will locate permanently ft
the purpose Of pracliciny his profess
| ion. MI a..
, Tho following vessels arc loadin
at the l.. N. Damtxlcr Lumber ca
1 this week Tho Lady Shea vii
! 100000 feet of lumber for Nassau
8 the Robert L. Clark with 100000 fes
of lumber for Havana John S. Pa
o ker with 100000 feet of lumber f
Antigua; the +. Dlessie with 4O,U
, feet Of lumber for New Orleans; u
8 Almlra with 10000 feet of lumber fl
Mississippi River.
3 "From the President Of the Unite
States Of America to Capt. Zernichov
Of tho Norwegian Bark, 'Bcnjam'
Bangs for Ills humane conduct In Il
rescue. of tho crow Of the Amcrics
!. schooner, II. 8. Nelson 9Th Febr'
AIRY, 1885," Capt. 7. Zcruichow,
tho, Norwegian ship. Saratoga ju
Iaadch aud cleared from his port B
Messvs. Patterson, llowaiax y Co.,
the proud possessor OF u gold watc
bearing tho above inscription. II
% captain rescued the crew Of The abo'
{, named schooner on Capo flattcras
o great personal risk, having 10 lay
for twenty-scvcn hours before he gu
Y cccAcd IN cffecting a rcscuc. II
wrecked schooner had been previous
o passed by an English stcamer, and
\, American b~rigantinc. The BcHjaTn
Bangs arrived ssfsly n Nliimo
y With tho sescussl crew, end tAe occal
y ence, being rcportal ~ the papc'
!. PresidoMt Cleveland sent The =
tain a beautiful bld' watch bsArl'
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