The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-03
Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL. GENERAL,
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

Good gardening weather.
Sunday was really a rainy day.
The Easter bonnie, will soon get
here.
Mr.. Geo. w. Robinson was here
this week.
There was blood on the moon Sun.
day evening. .
II win certainly come off during
the spring or summer nmc.s
Mr.. j. A. Canady, of Augusta, was
here this week On boy business.
The IIypa,hean society meets to-
night friday at the residence of Mr.
l.. N. DAIMLER.
The wind storm Sunday night
caused some old fences and trees to
succumb to its power.
Tho streams in the up country arc
all IN good logging order,and logs are
coming down 10 the mills by the
thousands.
The Salisbury Variety Emporium
is receiving spring millinery of al
descriptions CT the latest styles. Tho
ladies would do vel, to 90 and exam
inc the stock.
Capt. Murdo,k McInnis, our old
comradc OF Greene county, is here foi
medical treatment. The gallant Cap
tain looks rather feeble, but we hope
he may be restored to perfect health
again.
Capt. e. Huskin, the gallant captain
Of the fast sailing schooner Engenia,
sailed this week with 10000 feet OF
lumber tor Tampico, Mex. The Cap.
tam is a veteran navigator and one Vi
the clevcrcst men living.
The following scliO mers are loaling
al the l.. N. DAIMLER Lumber Co.'S
mills this week The VIM. Martin
with $4,000 feet of lumber; the Two
Friends with $1,000 feet of lumber
the +. Blcs>ic with 10000 feet of lum.
Der, all for New Orleans.
Capt. Ben Stevens. a Confederate
veteran. OF Augusta, was here thi
week looking after his timber bust
ness. The Captain is the SINE GEM
al gentleman as he was in the wa
time when we were following Sher
man TO the sea in Georgia.
The schooner Robert 7. Clark, Cap
tain John Albrrts, commander, will
10000 feet of lumber for Havana
went ont from the l.. n. Dantzlc
Lumber Co.'S mills Monday, towcd b,
the steam tug Fox, John Tarkel, Jr
commander, drawing ten and Il hal
feet Of water.
Mr.. Gus Cunningham had a diff
Guilty with Joe Dayis, a colored bo
at Carriers Livery Stable last Sun
day evening, in which Cunningham
received eleven slabs in his left breast
in a rather dangerous locality, but Il
getting over so DR.. j. Il. Chamber
lin, the attending physician says
The boy left Immediately for part
unknown.
Mrs. O. X. Williams will receive i
d few days Il mammoth stock ut th
finest and latest millinery goods eve
brought to Moss Point, and will offc
them at remarkably low prices. Slr
has no city trimmer tn put up her fin
hats. The ladies' Of Scranton ant
Pascagoula + specially invited Il
call an examine her stock.
will offer some rare bargains fo
the next twenty days, in dry good
aud shoes | want to make Don TO
SD ring goods. Cali and examine
Special SAILS Mondays, Tuesday
Fridays and Saturdays, al New Yor'
Cash Store. NJ. X. IiuGGlNs,
Proprietor.
Program for IIypathcan Society
Friday evening, March 3, 1893 at III
residence of Mr.. L. N. DAIMLER:
Biography: Miss A. NJ. Hyatt.
Music: Miss Cora Howe.
Reading: Miss Moore.
Music: Mr.. Hubert Fisher.
Reading: Mr.. W. A. Conlson.
Music: Miss Flora Cadabac.
Recitation: Miss May Morris.
Jews Harp Solo: Mr.. J.. N. DANTE
Ter, Jr.
Author for the cvcnins-Sir Wa
ter Scott.