The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-09-22

Mr.. j. Wyatt Griffin has returned
from a visit to his mothcr-in-law.
DR.. w. r. Beall preached Sunday
morning in the Presbyterian Church.
Miss Mary Dantzler left Tuesday for
Columbus to re-enter the |. |. & Col
lege.
Messrs. +. G. Robinson and Glen
Garner left last week for a trip to the
Fair.
Mrs. Edward Bloomfield and Miss
Ethel are visiting relatives in Quit
man, Miss.
Mr.. Harry Gisch returned Sunday
night from a two weeks visit to the
Crescent City.
Rev. d. O. Byers returned Friday
from the Worlds Fair and reports
IA delightful trip.
Misses Mamie Morris and Maggie
McInnis are visiting relatives at
Ocean Springs this week.
Buy her ii basket of fruit in place of
the lost knife, Twill never do to re-
place it with another knife.
For your fine handkerchiefs, lace
curtains, etc, go to
Z. BLOOMFIELD & Cos.
Mr.. Robert J.. Laughridge left
Tuesday on a visit to his old home al
Charlottesville, Jasper county, Miss.
Mr.. Charles Beardslee left Wednes
day for Philadelphia and New York
and will perhaps take in the Worlds
Fair before he returns.
The Boom Company will, OF the
Goth inst, let out the contract fol
building the Receiving and SortiDt
boom of the Company.
One night last week thieves brok,
into Ward and Welch's stores. They
carried away about $40 or $50 worth
of goods. Welch did not know how
much he lost.
Messes. A. +. Dantzler, N. NJ. Cud
adac returned from the Chicago Fai
Monday. They saw everything tina
was to be seen, even the forty beauti
full women of forty nations.
The Hypathean meeting of Frida,
r night at the residence of Capt. Howl
was an enjoyable affair. The crow,
was not as large as usual, but non
too small to be a pleasant me-.
Messrs. C. w. Garner, Calvin Gof
Ed. Morris and Ed. Mayes wen
down last week to Bayou Chicot an
caught 600 fine fat mullet, whic
supplied the families of the town fC
a day. What a feast
There is considerable difference b,
tween a white flannel and a whit
lawn dress, but this difference is har
to discern at a distance, and especia
ly by those who are not accustome
to ciphering out such difference
: But the horses do trOt exactly alik
Bear in mind, friends, before yC
, accuse anyone in particular tn;
many persons contribute to this &C
umn, and that no n person is r
sponsible for all that appears her
even though the party does gather
item for the DEMoCRAT-STAR ocC
sionally.
Mrs. O. X. Williams has just
turned from Louisville, KY, whe
she purchased a superb stock of l
dies Dress Goods, all the novelties 1
the fall and winter, including HI
/, sacking, Bengalines, Camelhairs, ct
and a fine selection Of trimming
Also the finest assortment OF Mill
cry Goods ever brought to Nj
J. Point. Fine imported pattern Ia
fancy goods, kid gloves, etc. Ais
lot OF cheap goods. The ladies
) specially invited to call and exam
her goods before purchasing ell
where. Everything sold for stric
cash.
= Capt. w. p. Daley, Messrs. G.
Garner, ID. A. Morris, Tucker CO
son, Gus Swan, Emmett Mckay a
p. f. Blumer, aboard the fiat !
were towed on Wednesday morn.
of last week, through kindness Of
managers of the tug Alberta b.
| Dead Lake and there left to cnjo
camp hunt. We do not exagger
when we say that the hunt was
, most most successful one OF the S
sod, because II was the first. I
bear they got was all a fake. Z
deer they killed were out Of sig
M The Turks they Stayed were in
soup. The squirrels they shot "
y left at Dead Lake.