The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-12-01
PERSONAL N GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.
Get your oranges for Christmas.
They are still talking silver In our
town.
Crap shooting is a thing OF the past
they say.
The Phoenix mill has been shut
down for repairs.
Mr.. f. W. Robinson, OF Chicora,
was in town Sunday.
There seems to be some life In the
old town OF Moss Point yet.
Mrs. Frank G. Robinson has been
very sick, but Is nov getting we'll.
The young folks aretalking Of start
ing the dancing school again soon.
Many Of our citizens are attending
circuit court ut Scranton this week.
A new lot Of notions and ladies' kid
gloves Just received at CowAN Bros
Mrs. NJ. E. Denny returned We'd
ncsday from u visit to relatives In
Texas.
Mr.. f. T. Rogers spent last Friday
and Saturday in New Orleans, return
ing Sunday.
Rev. I. W. Adams left Thursday
for Hazlehurst. He will not return
home until after Conference %adjourns.
All of the up country streams since
the rain of Sunday night are on the
rise, and many logs are expected down
to our mills soon.
l have about n thousand fine
oranges left from the storm, which /
am selling cheap, q per hundred.
/. w. BRooME, Moss Point.
There was a heavy down-pour Of
rain Sunday night, accompanied with
heavy wind. The bridges and roads
were damaged somewhat.
Buck Nelson, the barber, says he
done quit" shooting crap. Judge
Terral set Buck back in the last game
he played in the sum Of $l1.8 (.
Drummers are as thick here this
week as blackberries In June. They
are all such clever takers, 1t is hare
to refuse to give them an order fol
goods.
Mr.. r. w. Spann is erecting a neat
little store building on Church street.
Miss Louise Leuba, Of Orange Grove,
visited the family OF Mr.. John Hill
Friday.
The steamer Capt. Fritz arrived
Monday night from New Orleans with
a heavy freight for this place. She
goes up the Pascagoula river with
some freight also.
The crap shooters appeared In open
court Monday and took their mcdi'
cine like little men. Judge Terral LEI
them of with a fine each Of s. ant
cOsts-tOtal 81 80.
Elder j. J.. Green, OF BrOOkhaven
Miss, is expected here Saturday II
response to m invitation from TIN
Baptist Church Of this place. He will
preach Sunday at II o'clock. All tn
members Of the Baptist Church ar
specially requested to attend.
The following vessels are loadinI
at the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co
mills this week; Louise Hasting
with 10000 feet of lumber for Ke
West; Boni Form with l35, 900 feet q
lumber for Havana Ursa Minor wit
? $1,000 feet Of lumber for Biloxi.
Mr.. A. Dlumer Is erecting a commt
dious two story building on the col
ncr near John Hills to be occupied b
!, Messrs. Not McInnis and II. X. Der
ny as a store. They will carry
large stock Of general merchandise
adapted to the wants Of this market
Program of the Hypathean Societ
for December Is, 1893, at the resldent
of MI. L. NJ. Hand:
Blography-Miss A. N. Hyatt.
Vocal Solo-Miss Florence Randall
Reading-Miss Mamie Morris.
Instr. SOlo-P. E. Blumer.
Reading-Miss Maude Coulson.
Vocal duet-Misses Hyatt and NJ
Carly.
Recitation-Mlss Laura Hill.
Music-Miss lyon Garner.
Authnr for oSoniro-T n vyn1lar nj