The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-01-06
Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL. GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

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Who IL 10 Ike the next?
Health Of tho town good-doctors
idle.
Tho dancing school lie still ia opcr-
atIOn.
Wonder who Is 'ln il" now. She
has bounced them I'LL.
MI. II. NJ. Cudxbac spent Sunday
and Monday in Mobile.
Mrs U. Green Is visiting her pa
rents al Ilazclhursl, Miss.
Mcssrs. E. W. Manahan and W.
Frcd lIcrrin visited Mobile Tuesday.
Mr.. c. II. Wool returned last week
from u deer hunt with onc deer ana a
sore hand.
About $500 logs have been receiv-
ed ri the L. N. Danizlcr Lumber Coz
| mills this week. .
Moss Point will 60 "dry" on the
l4tl, instant, as tho last bsr roam
closes Of, that day.
The grand hop ut the Academy
HALL Monday night, dec. 26ih, was
the event. Of tho season. u
Mr.. Jas. j. Davis, Of Americus, was
in town Tuesday marketing some Of
his homc.raised pork.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. DAIMLER visit.
cd New Orleans this week for the
purpose Of doing some shopping.
The many friends OF Mrs. d. o.
Byers will regret 10 learn that she has
been confined 10 her bed for several
days.
Quito 4 number Of the young pco.
pie Of our town attended tho grand
ball at Odd Fellows Hall, Scranton,
Tuesday night.
The Moss Point High School OPEN
I ed Monday, after having suspended
{ q few days for the holidays. The al.
tendance 10 very good.
! Mr.. w. A. Quaker of L~caksville,
was here this week with a raft OF
: : logo from Greene county for the l..
N. DAIMLER Lumber Co.
The l.. N. DAIMLER Lnmbcr Co.,
being 30 crowded with orders for
, lumber that they arc running their
|, mills all night a. well ~ day.
The Christmas holidays are over.
!. but l still have u fine stock Of furni.
/ turc, clothing, groceries, and am sell.
. ing at low prices.
JOHN +. KKEBs.
Misscs Annie Dantzlcr and Manic
Denny afer spending ,lih Christmas
holidays ut home, left Tuesday fo'
Nashville to resume their studies Al
sclOOl.
Mrs. Mary McImnis, widow Of thu
late John McInnis, died at tho resi-
. deuce OF Mrs. j., Nj. McInnis, OF
t THURSDAY, Dec. 20, 1892, aged s.
y years.
have q few mems and boys suit
70 left, which I will offer for sale at cost
Call and see them before buying else
where. M. X. HUGaINs,
Il Prop'r New York Cash Store.
Mobile Register: Mrs. F. II. viii
son and her SON, Master Linwood
spent the holidays very pleasant.
with Mr.. F. II. Wilson at Moss Poin
and returned to Mobile Saturday.
On Thursday night, December 29tl1
the Moss Point Baptist Church gave
supper 10 the Sabbath School chill
dren of that Church. Tho long ,abl
set out in the yard was well loade
with substantial and good things f.
the children. They all seemed to el
Joy II very much.
Rev. j. A. Ellis and family a
comfortably quxrtered in the Meth
dist parsonage. lie will I'll the Met
odist pulpit this year. We sre gil
ed to hear that the gentleman is In be
ter health than usual. lie preach'
he Sunday Al IL O'Clock and At night
large congregations. lie 10 4 go'
no man and . fine preacher.
The following schooncrs arc loa'
ing At the L. N. Dan,zlcr Lumb
Company's mills this week: T
Blake with 100000 feet Of lumbs
B. Frankly Nealy with 100000 feet
sIumbcr, sierra with 10000 feet
lu,abcr, all for lixvana; L. L. Danl
Ter with $4,000 feet Of lumber {
Frontara, Mcxico; Eleanor with 80
600 feet Of lumber for Vera Cr,
Of Mexico.
mo All Campbell and George Dav
mes both colored, had . fight on THU
:: day, Dec. 2Sth, in which DAVIS "
killed. Compbell was cut IN I
or. head. Davis died from the effects
' the many wounds he received. The
wa 4 preliminary trial before HC