The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-10
Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL. GENERAL.
And Other Notes Ga.ne.ed From Various
Soirces.

1t is put off for seven years, "thcy
Mr.. Robert L~aughrilge is sick
abrd.
The health of our town is as good
as usual.
The assignce's sale of john F.
Krcb's goo,ls is still going on.
Large drifts Of logs are coming
down to the mills almost every day.
Mr.. Geo. W. O'Nciil and Maj. F. NJ.
Weed. of Ocean Springs were in town
Monday.
1t begins to look AS If Scranton will
have to do some more hanging for
Moss Point.
A Young man Of our town bought
a cradle and IA small shawl The other
day. What does that mean?
Road Contractor NJ. A. Drcs is put
ting our roads in splendid fix. Ger
,ainly he knows what he is doing.
A drift o:4,jnO logs for thc pasca.
goula Lumber Co. and W. Denny "
Gu. have arrived al Murray's bonn.
Several of the children of Mr.. s. S.
Henry have been down with fever,
but we are glad 10 hear they arc get
ting well.
Mrssrs. G. NJ. Canady and S. E.
Perkins, Of Perry county. prominent
log men, were here this week looking
after their log interests.
The steam tugVic,or is 10 plough
ing the beautiful waters of The Pas'a-
goula, Dog riycr aud Pascag"ula bay.
She moves along on the water AS u
thing of life.
Mcss,s. j. L. Clark, John Mclean
and j. n. Coakcr, of Slate Line,
Miss, were down this week with logs
for the l.. N. Dantzlcr Lumber Co.
These men are all live log men.
Mr.. Cary s. Wood is now connected
with the p%ascagoula Lumber Co.,
, having severed his connection Will
, the l.. N. DAIMLER Lumber 60. Cary
: il a pushing young man, and will yet
! make his mark in the world.
On Saturday evening the cabin d
, Mary Cook, coIorrl, was 1estro!ct
by fire and'iwo of her small children
perishcd in the flames. Mary wen
, ont visiting and locked up her hous'
with Ecr children inside, and il is sup
posed they accidentally SCI fire to lht
house. The charrcd remains of thu
q poor little things were found AM
y buried.
Mrs. q. X. Williams will receive il
a few days mammoth stock :" ih
n finest aud latest millinery goods eve
brought to Moss Point, and Will oftc
y them at remarkably low prices. Sh
has a first class city trimmer to put n
d her fine hats. The ladies of Scranton
e and P~ascagoula arc specially invilc'
TO call an examine her stock.
The following schooners are lOalin
al the L. N. Danlzler Lumber Co
mills this week B. Frank Ncalr.
10 with 1856 feet of lumber for Ike,
ID West: Robert Ruff with 10000 fec
of lumber for Havana Swedish bar
e. Abraham with $4,000 feet vf lnnbc
for Rasarn; j. W. F,os', E. Blessi
I'd and Two Friends with 10000 feet cac
e, for New Orleans.
!" The house in which Tom .lIudso
ne was murdered last Saturday night
he where Young Langley was FOUL
murdered on the night Of Oct. Il
1874, by Levi Granbury, John Varnc
ne and Chas. Canaly, all colorcd. Thes
k, negroes were arrested and con:essc
ie the crime, and were publicly hung
ne the large live oak tree in Scranton, O
sr Krebs Avenue, opposite r. ID. Bcch'
Ill barber shop.
he The next meeting Of the Hypa'hea
So Society will be held at the rcsidcn'
Of Mr.. II. NJ. CMlabac Friday cvcnin,
March II, 1898. The following Is Il
,r. program tor the evening:
en- Biography: J. j. Mcintosh.
se Music, instrumental: Miss Coz
r. Howe.
lie. Reading: Miss E,lna Merrill.
we Music: Miss Maggie MrTnnis.
Reading: J. L. Dantzlcr.
re. Music, instrumental: Miss +. Ra
he dali.
Recitation: Miss l.. HILL.
Author tor tho evening: Robe
. 'bs Burns.
e os On last Thurlay night Constable
!. Cunningham, was seen taking I
~, Louisville & Nashville north bon
ma train. OnGalurloy morning AT ia
10 light he returned with tw" men we;
ing bracelets. On inquiry We learn
" "m that the two men had been summc
ell by Contractor Does to work I
any roads and had gone 10 Duckathi
my Miss, 10 work without paving th
road tax. Jake sa, s there arc otht