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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-26

She's just a 1rt, a gay coquet-e,
AS heartless as she's charming.
Ii pleases her If she can get
A man entangled in her net
OF witching, wasting wiles. and yet
She has no thought of harming.
She Seems as innocent OF guile
As any sanity Quaker;
And yet she snares men with her smile
And plays with their despair while,
Then throws them off in such style,
Sometimes I'd like 10 shake her!
Yes. she's fiirt. and you can guess
Just how her conduct strikes me,
And yet such witching loneliness
As hers was meant. I'm sure, TO bless
And not TO harm-and I'll confess
Al times | think she likes me.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-26

taste TO go about with nails glowing with
the red salve OF the toilet table than
II Is to have cheeks bright with the
brightness of rouge. Neither are nails
any longer polished TO the br.lliancy Of
isinglass. The natural gloss is main
tanned, but not heightened.
Manicure sets. accordingly. are some
what simplified. and are not bought as
sets at ALL Better implements are OBJ
taned by buying them separately. a
pair Of nail scissors. a fine jewelers. file.
a chamois pad, an emery board for
smoothing the undersurface of the nail
and a box Of nogaline for healing the
soreness caused by loosened cuticle COM
prise the necessities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-26
Them Flowers.

Take feller ats sick and laid up on the
shelf
All shaky and ga'nted and pore
Jes all 80 Knocked out he can't handle
hisself
With a stiff upper lip any more;
Shet him up all alone in the gloom Of
room
As dark as the tomb and as grim
And then take and send him some roses
in bloom
And you can have fun out o. him!
You've ketched him fore now-when fis
liver was sound
And his appetite notched like saw
A-mockin' you. maybe. for romancin'
round
With big posy bunch In yer paw:
But YOU ketch him, say, when his health
is away.
And he's fiat on his back in distress.
And then you can trot out your little
bokay
And not he insulted I guess,
You see MS like this, what his weak
nesses is
Them flowers makes him think of the
days
OF his innocent youth and that mother
o his.
And the roses that she used TO raise:
So here all alone with the roses you
send
Beln' sick ard all trimbly and faint
Ny eyes is--my eyes is-my eyes is-oId
friend
Is a-leakin-Im blamed eff they amt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-26

bonnets? You can make yourself per-
fectly bewitching in small shape. that
has a brim just few inches wide, which
must be turned up all around in irregular
curves: just In front the turned-up brim
must be bent into a small point. to give
a debonair effect. Then the shape must
be covered with black tulle, and the edge
tipped with tiny feather trimming. Right
in front OF your hat must stand single
fuIl-blown rose. rather high. and little
behind few plumes.
Then. there is the hat with the genuine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-26

brim, the graceful, dropping. curling brim.
than which, after all, there is nothing
prettier. one OF these is OF paie-cOiorcd
straw, has the brim faced with dahiia-
colored velvet, has the low crown banded
with wide lace insertion, has three da.ia
velvet knots at the back. has cluster OF
white narcissi in the front, lying beneath
dahlia Prince OF Wales tips that stand
proudly and protectingly above.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-26

ne would either grasp the young woman's
arm, or else permit his gloyed hand TO rest
gently on her shoulder as he accompanied
her across the street. In no instance did
he offer 10 touch an elderly or very plain
appearing woman. His stick. held out be-
fore him like weather vane. was apparent
iy sufficient, In his judgment, TO secure safe
passage for persons who lacked the quality
Of personal attractiyenesss--New York
TimeG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-26
The Vienna Twist.

Women who cannot wear the bun"
chignon are tavoring the Vienna twist.
You make II this way; First. have your
six inches long and cnfI II tightly. When
you comb IL out. comb from. not toward,
your face, and gather all your hair into
one tail. tying securely just above the
uape OF the neck. Then ease out the
hair over the crown, and wave II with
the tongs. Twist the tail into a smooth
rope. and loop 1t up. twisting the end
around the ribbon and tying the hair
above. Curl any short hair on the nape
OF the neck. and pin the bangs back into
place with Invisible hairpins. Some wo-
men add a twist OF velvet with upright
bows: others effect q wide fold OF surah
silk fastened around tina coil and finished
by a paste bucAIe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-26
READING MATTER For The WOMEN.


% rec Ord Balm rsd Rt;n
overwhelmingly n@r"h%aG"d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-26
Our Nails.

The nall uncared for receives very little
more odium In these days than the over
cared for nall. 1t Is no longer any DETER
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-06

komitet6w speoyalnych, . mianowie:
Kom. fnansowy. A. Stefsnowicz, ].
Rosihski, w. Jedrzejek, F. Jablohski !
K. Smietanka. Komitet pochodowy,
Kom. do aywyoh obrazow, Kom. do u
rzadzenia obchodu " Festival Hall",
Kom. do muzyki, Kom. do dekoraoyi
odznak, oraz Kom. prasowy / do dru-
kow.
Kom. Centralny, jak wida6 ztad,
wziai sie do praoy; TOT same oEynia i
komitety sPecyalne, o czem " swoim
czasie bedzie podanem do wiadomoSci
ogoiu. Many nadzieje, 70 wsp6lnej i
brateskiej nsszej piracy Bog poblogo-
shawl zrzadzi, be nDzieh polski" cd.
bedzis sic " sposob wlaSciwy, uroczysty
j godny imienia Polsk6w.
Pracujac sami o lie nam starczy sil,
jednoczesnie zachecamy jak najgorecej
wszystkich braci W Chicago do wspol-
nej Z nami piracy. Odzywamy sic do
dzielnic i parafi polskich o laskawa po.
moe, o diialanie energiczne i szybkie.
w mysl skreslonego wyAej programu
wzywamy zarowuo 81. towsrzystwa,
ktore jui obiecaiy swoj udxial ,,Dniu
Polskim" jak wszystkie inne polskie
stowarzyszenia W Chicago, o przyozy-
nienie sic do jego swietuosci, a przede-
wszystkiem o laskawe zloAenie potrze
bnej skiadki. Prosimy gorsco W. ksis
~ polskieh, redakcye gazet,sz. ~byznesi.
stow i W ogole wszystkich ludzi dobrej
wolf zaro~uo tn W Chicago, jak i W
calej Ameryce, o szlachetna ponce,
poparcie ! w~sp6iudziai.
Dzieio tax pieknie, W bratniej zgo-
die rozpaczete, pieknis tea skohczo-
mem bedzie. nDzieh polaki" dowiedzie
swiatu, Re ,,Polska ME zginela = i ME
zginiel....".
u bratniem pozdrowieniem
w imieniu Kom. Centr.
s. SEomiski, Prez.; j. Napieralski.
j. RosiAski, u. Schmidt. Vice prezeso
vie; II. NagieL Sekr. l-szy, Z. zych-
Rnski. Sekr. 2gi, ". Bdrdohski, Sskr.
6nansowy, n. a. La Buy, skarbnik.
PS. Wszelkie korespondencye pro
see nadsyla6 pod adresem: II. Nsgiel,
14l-143 w. Div sion al. lub z. zych-
lihski, 64S W, l7ta al.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-06

warstwa muiu, M lokiec gruba, po kt6-
rel Z wielks trudnosciS brodza nawie-
dzieni powodzia mieszkahcy.
Szeroki prad woody unosii przez rynek
do Wisly kamienis Z ruin staro4ytnego
zamku z hurkotem p~odobnym do pre-.
jazdu cie4kich wozow po bruku.
Gale ~szczescie, 70 katastrcfa nastapila
dzieh, wiele BOWEN budynkow zsla-
nych byio woda pod sam dach.
- 2 uwagi, se znaczna iloic iowa
row, transportowanych Z Krolestwa
Polskiego do kraju pOiudniowo zaChO
dniego ola braku dogodnei komunikacyi
bywa wysyiana przez Austrye, zamie-
rzono, jak donosi nNow. Wremia", pc.
prowsdzic SLED kolei pogrsnicznych, de-
czscych sic z kolejami poludniowemi.
Glowna galaz, zaprojektowsna cd Zdol-
bunowa przez Proskurow, Kamieniec
podolski, honestly, wal Trajana, ma
laczyc sic oddzielnemi liniami z zsgrs-
nic1nemi ~kolejsmi przez Husiatyn
przez g,owne p~rzystanie ma Prucie
Dunaju. Nsdto zaprojektowano odnogi
cd Br6wek do zytomierza i cd Kotelni
do Rsdomysls.
= Dnia ID Sierpnia cd prsystani
w~arszawskiej wprost Marjensztadu Cd
biz pc raz pierwszy psrostatek nowo IA
wiazanego przedsiebiorstwa aeglugi
parowej.
Firmowa nszws t~owarzystwa Jest
nKurjer".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-06
Il zabOru ~pruskiegO.

- Niedawno temu obchodxiio ITO
war1ystwo gornoszlsskich przemysio-
wcow z Kstowio i okolicy" pierwszs
rocznice swego ~zaloaonis. Rzecz na
pozor zwyczajna, a jednak godna rama
czenia ME tax ze wzgladu ma sam OBJ
chod,I jak raczej ma sPos6b obohodu
Gel T~owarzystwa. Kto mial sPosobnCSc
raz choc widIiec take obchody ma R0r.
nym S1lasku. tysiace zebrsnego ludu
r~obotnikow, q " danym wyPadku ME
zliczone dsputacye z Bytomis, Krole.
wskisj Huty, Rsdzionkowa, Rozdzina,
Opola, Sropienic it'd, kto miai sPoso.
bnos6 przysiuchac sic mowom wygis
szanym W czasie zebrah, ten doPlerc
oceni6 mote skale poczucia patryoty.
cznego, jake panuje ma kresach ojczy'
styoh, uciskanych przyaaczajscl
wszystkich germanizacya.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-06
Il zabOru ~austryackiegO.

Przemysl. Wielka klesks eleuen
tarns dotknela aiemie przemyska. Woody
Ssnu i WARY zslaiy 40 gmiD, nisrczsc
plony i unoszac re soba zboze W snoPie,
drzewo j budynki. w d. IA Sierpnia
rano woda ma SAME PREY moscie "
Przemyslu dosiegla 8 metrow mad stan
normally. Most prowizoryczny ola
pieszych germany. Pozniej zacaeis wo-
da nieco opsdac.
W nieobeooosci ks, Sspiehy, z,prosii
wIceprezes Rady powiatowej, Wiady-
slaw CzsykOwski, wybitnych obywsteli
Z missta Przemysla i okollcy, ktorzy
z~awiazali sic W komitet ratunkowY i cd.
byli posiedzenie, wysyiSjac telegramy
do Namiestnictwa i do Wydzialu kra-
jowego Przedstawisjsce kisske, zrzs-
dzons wskutek powodEi. Wobec gromu
nieszczsscia pomoc rzadu / kraju jest
~konieczna, q uznaniem podniesc nalety
gotowosc wlAdz wojskowySh do brania
udzialu " akcy1 ratunkoweJ.
- Tsrn6w. Dunsjec wylsl ma o.
gromnej przestrzeni j pocEynil wielkie
szkody W polach. Gosciniec miedzy
Ot6nowem = CyEowem (koao 5 kim
pod woda do wys. II m. REeks rozlals
blisko ms IL kilometra Szeroko, unosi
kopy zAetego zboAs. Pc wylewie zwoto-
no farmanksmi ~(uEyczyi je wloscianom
wlsSciOiel CyEowa), 90 sic zsstaio re zbo-
"a. Wiele domow / Chsiup pod woda We
wsisch okolicznyoh, dalsze wsie, jak
GorOEyce, - zsgrosOue, gdyA wods do
chodzi do wysokosci walow obronnych
oiagle prEybiera. Cd poiudnia do no.
oy przybylo metrA woody. Wsze-
die poustawiAns stsszs, noOus pstrols
obchodzs ustswiOznie waiy ochronne.
- Do Brod6w nadeszla wiadomosc
z Kiiowa, As u sluohscz6w uniwersyts-
tn odbyli Aandsrmi rewizye sresEtowsli
kilkuusstu. So 70 przewstnie UkrAih
cy, poszlskowsnio daAenie do niepodle
glosci Ukrainy | nieuwatsjacy sic "a
Rosysn. Aresztowanis to Stoja " zwia-
zku z aresztowaniami u~kraihskich stu
dentow " Charkowie, ktorzy pred
kiIku miesiaoami wydsli manifest
oswisdozyli, IL ME - ROsysnsmi, leOz
nsrodsm odrebnym ! data do ssmodziel.
nosci.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-06
Bridgeport ME pozosta'
ME W lyle.

Potrzeba ~gremialnego, swietnego
vystapienia " dniu Polskim, zcstala i u
a ma Bridgeporcie uznana. Przeko-
nalisuy sic o tenn " poniedzialek dnia
% b. m.
Ma wezwanie Komitetu skladajacego
sic Z pp.,T. J. Wikaryasza, N. L. Pho.
trowskiego, N. Wleklihskiego, Msxa
WoJtalewIcza i FIR. Bsmke, stawilo sic
okolo 100 wybitniejszych obywsteli "
hall OBJ. L. Czeslawskiego. Okolo GO
dziny Sci wieczor p. N. L. Piotrowski
Powoihl zgromadzonych do porzsdku,
Poczem wybrano tegoa p. N. L. Pho.
~trowskieRo przewodniczacym, Max.
Wojtslewicza kasyerem q niAej podpi.
sanego sekretarzem posiedzenis.
Personal---very. " gorscych slowach
wytlumaczyi zgromadzonym potrzebe /
eel W urzadzeniu Dnis Polskiego. Pc
wolAl sic na fakt ze komisarze austry.
scki ! rosyjski ME uznsjac polakow "a
narod prSgneli usupac nsszych srtystow
cd udziaiu " nsgrodach "a swe dziela
sztuki na wYstawie Suiatowej, i " koh.
GU z~asnaczyi be " cbec .tyoh warunk6w
jest ola a rzecza podWojnie wszns,
dowieSc swiatu ME tylko re istniejemy,
ze tyjemy = lecz 10 zisrno polskoSci
zasisne W starym kraju " seros nasEe
bujne wydAlo plony, 70 staliSmy sic ma
wet ia m obozyznie narodem kt6ry
zrozumisl jut I'VE poslannictwo, / dsty
stale ! wytrwale do OkreSlonego oelu.
l AGeryksnie beds musieli mas uznsc
skoro przekonamy ich 70 many SHE, Ae
~potrs6my bronic swych sprsw | Re j.
dnoczymy slew katGej watniejssej chwi
Ii, gdy tylkO dObrO POlski tego wyms-
ga
Pc przewodniczscym prIsm6wil p.
Miohal Wleklihski ks6ry wytlumsczyl
Eebranym dla ozego d~zisiejszy mityng
ME byl zwoianym przsz ogioslsEia dc
ogolu. CEasy dzis, - tax cieEkie Ee
oga robotnik6w MIC DAD ME mote.
Ola tego udslikmy sic do Was kupcy
| wybitnieiSi obywstels Z BrigdepOrtu
gdya " We Gala n~sdziejs nssEa, Ae ME
pozwolicis by nasza liCEna kolonis 20
~Eostals " lyle, podczss gdy " innyOt
wszyStko jua tywsSem drga tetnem,
~wSzYstko zdsje sic Eopowisdse Ae v
Dniu PolSkim wystapim " obeo swists,
tax jsk tylko " wolnej AmeryOe Polscy
noga wYstapic..
Pc stosownych objssnisniseh ma cc
potrEebne - pisuiadze, p~rzystapiono dc
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-06

sbierania Skiadek osiagnieto nsstepu-
jscy re1ultst:
Frank Bemke $500. ]. Oko6 500
T. J. W~ikaryasz 500 J.. Siuderski
$500 ]. R. Niemczewski 500 A.
Grabowski 90 J6zef W~iksryas. 8 90
FIR. Pepiawski 800 A. Lamont 100
st. Pierzyhski LOO K. Bsrtkowiak
$3.50 Wr6blewski 5000 G. Samoh-
ski 500 Syl. WleklInshi 1000 Be.
dnsrek 1000 J. Kunka (tymczasovo)
1000 w. Racxkowski 500 L. Cze-
slawski 500 w. Czeslawski 300 Cor
ski LOO J. Lshman 500 FIR. Mekicki
1000 M. Paradowski 500 ]. Der
dzihski 200 J. Nowak LOO st. We
Der zoo FIR. Pslt 500 J. Natkowski
LOO S. Pswlak 80 O.. J. Buszkiewicz
LOO S. M~arczewski 200 W. Pawlak
200 Sobiersk so CT FIR. Ryniecki so
OF. Macieiewski 5 90 Wojciechowski
LOO w. Kneblewioz 2 90 Kempih-
ski LOO S. Rewolihski 500 ]. Ora
lop 25 O.. Muchowski 2 90 A. tewan-
dowski LOO Kwiatkovski 2 90 Ell.
Bauer LOO Max Wojtalewicz 500
NJ. Wleklihski 10 90 w. Pomierski
1000 ]. Pieohocki 5 90 Al. Nadolny
1000 Fl. Skoraczewski 500 M. Sko-
raczewski 500 Ig. Mroz 200 J. Sol
tysiak 500 w. Marlswski 1000 N.
L. Piotrowski 500. Rszem $323.25
Ma wniosek OBJ. L. CLesiavskiego
wybrano komitet z szesciu, kthry ma
~rozdzieliwszy sic, Obeisc tych kt6rzy mic
j~eszcze ME dali. w sklad komitetu
wohodza PIP. L. Czesiawski, w. Msrlew-
ski, Przybylski, J. Siuderski, Msrczsw-
ski F. Pslt Poczem posiedzenie O.
d~roczono.
Leon NJ. Wild, sekr.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-04-14
Jumping at Conclusions

Is Il mental exercise taken by II
great many people, and, as is natural,
they sometimes overlap the mark.
A ease in point: A gentleman was
looking at QUO Of our gents Manila
Straw Hats with genuine Colca nrim
a day or 81 ago. lie admired it,,
thought il stylish, etc. But when he
learned the price vas only $I.45, he
said: at cant be any good at tina,
price" "Why not?' we said. "Nel!,"
he replied, Il never before saw a
Manila hat sold aS low As thai |
have worn Il good many Manila hats
ami have always paid from 50 to
$3.50 for them"
III" man WAS reasoning from his
experience among higii-price dealers.
It's astonishing how these dealers
have Impressed the popular mind
with The idea that nothing good can
he had below th'ir figures. We are
having to fight this prejudice, aud
were Going il with deadly effect.
It's rush-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-04-14
MARRIED..

AT the Catholic Church. in Scranton,
Miss. on Wednesday evening at $50, by
Rev. Father G. A. Oliver, MIR. JOHN II.
SANTA Cruz. Station Agent at Grand
Bay, Ala, aud Miss ALBA V. Poi, of this
place.
They left on the night train for Grand
Bay. their future home. The bride is
decidedly popular in Scranton, and every
one wishes for her and hers none but the
most complete joys through life.
at the residence of the brides parents,
ut Orange Grove, Miss, ,rril 5, 1898, Mr..
j. +. DEAkLE, of st. Elmo, Ala. and
MISS CLARA BosARGE, Judge Oliver Wood
officiating.
After receiving the congratulations of
of friends the happy couple led the way
to the dining table, where II sumptious
repast was enjoyed by all present.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-04-14
t0mcial.]
TONY OF SCRANTON,

Special meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen held at the
court house AT , o'clock p. IN, April
10, 1893.
Present NJ G. Altman, Mayor; Al.
dernicn II. T., Pickett, J. w. Altman.
). IL. Thompson, J. Y. Morgan. w.
NJ. Canly; u. f. Browne, Marshal 4;
IL. bloomfield. Attorney.
Notice of special meeting signed BIZ
the Board was read with the return
of'l.c Marshal, of service, and order.
cl entered on the minutes.
Come ON to be heard the application
t" revoke the license Of O. b. Lyons.
fur r"a"o stated in application. Ly.
onS, by his Attorney, II. y. Evcrit,.
appeared and objected to the proceed.
nre of The Board with said applica.
'ion. The Board having considered
the objection, nvcrrnled the same, and
%lhercupon Lyons, not waving his OBJ.
Jcctior, filed a new bond in the penal.
~ Of $1,000 payable to The State dat.
cal April 10, 1893, with II. Habby, W.
NJ. Canty, l.. +. DcJcan and VIM.
Georg", bnldsmon, conditioned ac.
rord'ng I" law to conlinuc said bust
iicSs.
Ordered by the Board, That the At
i"rncy proceed to institute proceed.
lhgs TO get possession of the property
at The intersection of Delmus Avenue
and Pasragoula river and now occu.
pied ly V. Bosarge.
Ordered by the Board, That the Of.
fer If +. II. Lewis to furnish water
free Of charge 10 the town of Scran.
ion be accepted and that S. r.
Th"mpsnn, j. Y. Morgan and b. F.,
Pickett are appointed a committee 10
present The nos feasible llans for
water f%csovoirs at The next meeting OF
the Board.
The minutes were approved and the
Board adj ,urned.
NJ. c. ALTMAN, Mayor.
5. II. THOMPSON, Clerk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-04-14
LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Mss,

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS, I
Mach 10, 1893. !
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Circuit Clerk of Jackson
county. at Scranton, Miss, on April IA,
1893, viz:
LOWS Richards, Homestead No. II, 976
for the northeast of Section |, Town.
ship 6 south, Range 8 west.
He names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of. said land, viz.
II. L. Woodman, Calvin George, James
W. Reed aud Thomas McLevane, all OF
Vancleave p. O.. Jackson Co., Miss.
HENRY KERNAGHAN, Register.
March 10, 1893. 36t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-04-14
Cold C-A-S-H!

Buying and selling for that omnipo-
tent stuff, with M losses from credit,
dead beats and an honest desire 10 do
a square business, that enables us 10
nndrrSell all competition.
When once the public finds that by
actual ties, that our 81 IS Manila
straw hat is the peer Of any in the
market which sells at from ~ to
$230, good-blc to Mr.. HIGH Price.
We have just received a splendid
assortment of men and boys straw
hats in The latest styles a, 2J., 3d.. 5Oc.
Co., So, o., $l.l0, 81 4j and $I.5S.
]. D. CLARK,
Scranton, Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-04-14
Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.
still Remember

That The fines, line of Embroilerics,
Lsccs, Ribbons, fancy Handkerchief,
Fans, Carsets, Hosiery. etc, in town,
at CowAS Bros.
The buildings OF Messrs. j. W.
Stewart, Cowan Bros, and Clas.
Dcardslcc II Go are progressing rap.
lilly. These merchants expect TO be
in their new buildings in Il few
weeks.
We are sorry indeed to learn of The
death of Mr.. j. l. Daniel, wlicl, oc4
cured IN Louisiana, on Feb. l4ll,.
Mr.. Daniel was fur many years a
highly esteemed citizen of this place,
havln. left this town some time las;
winter.
A Jolly, happy crowd Of orr yoitns
people participated Ia a fish fry at the
~Pasca.oula beach last Thursday cyc-
ming, Mr., and Mrs. II. G.. Herring
claperoncd The crowd. A sumptu.
OTIS supper was served, after which
dancing was INDUCED IN til the wee
small hours.
The many friends of Mr.. j. j. Nc
lntosli are glad to see him out again
after a three weeks iussle with fever.
lie looks Somewhat palcr and lighter
than formerly, but we hope to see him
again in the enjoyment of good
health.
Our shoe trade has been immense
the past month. but we still have a
large stock, with more coming every
week. Come and examine our clc-
giant line OF low quarters.
E. BLOOMFIELD g. Gu.
The eyes of Rev. D 0. Bycrs have
been, and arc yet qnitc sore, and in
consequence lie was prevented rreaci,.
ing Sunday. DR.. Bcall very ably ill.
ell The pulpit. The machinery of tho
quarantine steamer w. II. Wclch, il
being repaired at Mr.. A. Burners
Foundry.
The following schooncrs arc loading
this week n the l.. N. Danizler Lum-
Der Company's mills: Helen Keller
with 100000 feet of lumber for Cab
a%ricn, Cuba Tres llcrmonos with GO.
OOO feet Of lumber for Honduras; j.
W. Frost with 10000 feet of lumber
for New Orleans.
Tie following conversation was
heard between a Young lady Of the
town and the clerk of steamer Eliza
Ann.
Shc-"Whcrc' the Eliza Ann?'
Helm Scranton; we are think
ing of bringing her up to Moss Point.
She-"No, never mind our town.
looks forlorn enough since the fire
without having the Eliza Ann IN it,"
Mr.. Samuel S. Henry returned from
Boston via Washington City Tuesday
morning last. lie is looking well,
and seems TO be cheerful. lie left
Washington Saturday aud reports no
appointment of Collector of Customs
for the Pearl River district yet. Per-
haps 1t viii DO early in July before
the appointment is made.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-04-14
MARINE.
OFFICE OF THE DEMoCEAT.STAI, I
DksnAcnIJA Anril IA 1Snl

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCEAT.STAI, [
PAsCAGoUiA, April IA, 1893. :
Report for the week ending April 18th.
ENTERED.
April 10. Am sch Helen Keller, 232 tons
from Caibarien.
10. Am sch Flora Morang, Morang, 242
tons from Caibarien.
10. Mex sch Tres lIermanos, Hernandez,
So tons IRON Belize.
q CLEARED.
6. Am sci, Mile Williams, Levin, by
Denny IL Co., for Vera Cruz. with
A0,725 beet of lumber valued at Sy39.
z. Nor blk Louise. Gunderseu, by Paterson
& Co., for Liverpool. with 12j,920
feet of lumber valued at Sl,223.
8. Am rch Robt. 4. Clark. Albcrts, by
Dantzler Il Go. for Havana, with
1862 feet OF lumber valued al ST.
393.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-04-14

Monday night Miss Rose Stcmpcr,
the sponsor of Battery i gave a re-
replion 10 the Battery and the Citi-
zeh's Corr ct Band. She was assisted
by her maids Of honor, Miss Alice
Rourke aud Miss Kate Peterson.
There was quite a large crowd of la.
dies present. a number of toasts
were drank and one of them, "The
Women of America" was cloqucnily
responded TO by Miss Rosenthal. AZ
ter a lew selections by the band they
repaired tn the residence of Mrs. PAN
kew, where they were Hospitality en-
lertainpd.
AT n meeting 0t,tle stockholders
Of the New Venice Lumber, Single
and General Manufacturing Compa.
hy's Office ON Saturday. April 8Il, the
following gentlemen were elected a
board OF directors for tho ensuing
year: Mcssrs. &. II. Alley, Ed. Mitch.
ell, Jonas Green. They in turn ap.
pointed as officers Mcssrs. John Cam
croi, President and Treasurer; Ed.
Mitchell, Vice President; G. 7. Irv-
ing, Secretary. About $1,000 of
stock having been subscribed the
company is prepared to proceed with
business. New machines are being
put IN and the old plant vastly i'm
proved aud enlarged. A short time
will suffice tor them 10 be ready for
active operations, and tho output VI
their alleged products.