The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1892-01-29
PERSONAL, GENERAL,
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

The sweet voiced drummer has hecl
in our midst this week.
lie had the lights before him and
then he could not sec il.
lie is plning away, because the
racket opposite is terrible.
Split, heart and sap shingles for
sale by L. Bloomfield & Co.
Mr.. J. l.. Danizlcr left for Jack
son last Monday on a short busincs:
trip.
The pleasant weather Tor scvcra
days has improved business wonder.
fully.
Work still continues on the Blume,
barge at the Pascagoula Lumber Co...
ship yard.
A new stock of finc shoes, for com.
fort aud durability at John +. Krebs
Variety Store.
Miss Helen Ivey, one of Scranton's
most charming bellies, is paying visit
TO friends here.
Miss Sadie Williams spent last week
visiting friends and relatives in
Wayncsboro.
Mr.. Willie Watkins is off OH his
spring trip. "Bishla" is finding il
hard to get pointers.
Rev. -. O. Bcyrs will preach al
Moss Point on next Sunday as usual
At IL A. NJ. andat night.
Mrs. G. Tam and daughters, Misses
Libbie and Julia, have removed tc
Mobile, their future home.
Receiving for the first of February
choice line of family groceries, al
John F. krebs' Variety Store.
Mr.. Albert Schwager, Of Jeancre,tc
La, has come to spend n while will
his sister, Mrs. 0. p. Andcl son.
Captain G. II. Howe, wife ant
daughter arc in llatlicsburg, Miss.
spending this week with relatives.
Messrs. g. H. Wood, j. j. Cunning
ham and Fred Stewart, went hnn,in;
last Tuesday. They anticipate baggin;
plenty Of game.
Mrs. E Castancra left here on Mon
day tor BILOXI, where she has gone I
attend the funeral of her sister, Mr.;
Tcrcasa Gorcnfo.
Mr.. Edgar j. Schwagcr, manage
of the Linden plantation, Jeancrettc
La, speLt Sunday with his brother
in-law, Capt. Oliver P. Anderson.
We hayes few suits of winter cloth
ing, which we ale selling off low.
Il. Bloomfield & Co.
All members Of the Kndos club arr
requested to be on hand at the den
on Saturday night, 3Oth INST, as bust.
ness Of great moment is TO be trans.
acted.
Our whiskey men seem little dts
turbed about the high license, but il
will not affect our town now rs mos,
of the saloon mems license will not cx-
pirc in year.
Captain Geo. A. r. Lawrence, OF
Point la IIachc. La, was on deck
here this week. lie is an enthusiastic
anti-lottcry man, and says that his
parish will 90 solid for that ticket.
More Ilamilton.Br shoes just
received. Come in and buy pair.
4. Bloomfield & Co.
MISS Ella Bradford left last Mon
day for lIattiesburg, her future home
Her many admirers were sorry to
have her leave. What Is our loss is
Hatticsburg's gain.
Our young friend Mr.. Carey 8.
Wood, after an absence OF ono month
spent among relatives and friends In
Kentucky and Tennessee, returned
home looking well and happy.
All those who feel an intercst in the
Hypathcan Society, and arc lovers Of
good music should M, tail to attend
the meeting Friday night at the resi-
dcnce OF Capt. G. H. Howe.
The following schooncrs are loading
with lumber at the l.. N, Dantzlcr
Lumber Co.'s mills this week: J. W.
Frost, 10000 feet, for New Orleans
Almira, 25,000 feet, and Nellie, with
$1,000 feet, both for Mississippi river