The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1893-08-11

Ncth liIEc stUCh Va iduiOo anu SNHto
shoes.
Capt. L. McQuarie lost young
child Sunday of fever, and three more
are sick.
Mr.. A. s. Denny is visiting the
Worlds Fair. He went alone this
this time.
The Hypathcan Society meets to-
night at the residence Of Capt. +.
Lienhard.
Miss Minnie Hunt, of Moss Point.
is attending the Teachers Institute
in Scranton this week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Browne and sweet little
daughter, "Rossie," visited friends in
Scranton Wednesday.
Miss Pauline Graham left Monday
for Coden, Ala, to visit relatives.
She will be absent a month.
Mrs. Jane Fort and son Alb, of
Grand Bay, Ala, spent Sunday with
the family of Mr.. II. NJ. Cudabac.
Miss Annie Dantzler entertained a
number of her young friends Tuesday
evening last. 1t was pleasant affair.
There is a better feeling in lumber
circles. Orders from abroad are COM
ing in every day with better prices
offered.
The many friends of Mr.. J. J. Nc
Intosh will be glad to hear that his
health is improving since he reached
Canada.
We are told there is soon to be a
twining of "orange blossoms" in our
town. The lucky man comes from
abroad.
Prof. j. Il. Sellers, wife and two
children, of Clinton, Miss, are the
guests of the family of Mr.. II. M.
Cudabac.
Mrs. S. G. Collins, returned to Pen
sacola, Fla, on Tuesday, after spend
ing several weeks with the family of
Mr.. II. c. Walker.
The schooner Lena r Stora is
loading this week at the L. N. Dantz'
Ter Lumber Co., with 100000 feet Of
lumber for Caiberean, Cuba.
| Hattiesburg Democrat: Miss Cora
Howe, daughter OF Capt. Howe, OF
Moss Point, has been visiting her un
Gle, D. d. Carter, for few days.
Archie Gray (col. charged with EN-.
bezzlement of $20.85 from Joe Porter
(col.) sent down to Jail by Judgt
| Wood to await action of the grant
jury.
Mr.. L. II. Does and wife, of LAX
Charles, La, after taking in th
Worlds Fair, on their return hom
stopped over here few days to visi
relatives.
The wood factory OF Messrs. A
Blumer & Sons is now running. The
are saving up what timber they nov
haye on hand preparatory to moyin
! their mill to Enterprise, Miss.
The steamer Victor carried part
of young people down to Scranto
!, Friday, chaperoned by DR.. Il. Fran
Griffin and Mr.. ALI Dantzler. Til
i party say they had most delightfl
time.
= The Eleanor, Capt. A. Voss, VIZ
towed up Monday by the steam tu
Fox to the O'Lary Mill of Messrs. v
Denny & Co., to receive cargo. Cap
Voss is a veteran navigator and
, clever old gentleman.
The steamer Capt. Fritz arrive
{ here Monday from New Orleans viii
Z large freight for our merchants. Th
70 shows that business among our me
/. chants is getting better,
Fire was discovered about not
!. Friday on the roof OF the building Q
" cupied by Parker Brothers, as
boarding house, but was soon exit
. guished. But little damage done.
u defective fue was the cause.
's Mr.. Edgar s. Cowan left Mond'
10 for Ellisyille, Miss, where he goes
accept a position in J. G. Bradlc,
drug store. Edgar is a clever YOU
man. and has had considerable exl
ricnce in compounding drugs.
{ Mr.. J. L. Dantzcr and wife leave
y. day for Brandon, Miss. Mr.. Dantzl
lis will return after . few days VII
r. with his father-in-law and moth
w. ~ in-law, Judge and Mrs. A. G. Maye
Is Mrs. Dantzler will remain some wee
at the old homestead.
B, Mr.. M. A. Dees left Wednesday g
ming for Montgomery, Ala, to prcst
y. '" the petition to Gov. Jones for
" pardon Of Mr.. Bolivar Hudson. 1
.es hardly probable that the Cover
g can resist the prayer Of tho petItl'