The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-08-04
What will the harvest be?
Rather dull in lumber circles.

What will the harvest be?
Rather dull in lumber circles.
The l.. & D. mill has shut down.
Mr.. Geo. W. Robinson was here
Monday.
Tuesday, the lst Of August, was a
rainy day.
The health Of our town is exception
ally good.
He did not visit Sea Shore Camp
Ground Sunday.
Mr.. E. w. Manahan. of Chicora,
was here Sunday.
Cowan Bros. have the best five cent
cigar in town. Try it.
Mr.. George Bloomfield, Of New Or
leans, Is visiting his son.
Pascagoula Lumber Company's
Phoenix Mill is running.
Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, Jr., left for the
Worlds Fair last Friday.
The gang mill Of the L. N. DANTE
Ter Co.'S mill is in operation.
. Misses Pattie Griffin and Annie
Dantzler visited Mobile this week.
: Capt. John Alberts has gone North
! to buy a new vessel for the trade.
Miss Daisy Russ, Of LogtOwn, is
e visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. W. Stew
art.
Mr.. Thos. M. Evans and family
have returned from a visit to Poplar
willie.
s MI. VIM. E. Griffin has gone up IL
Perry and Harrison counties. LII
Il left his COW behind.
= Miss Dora McCarter left Monda
for Georgia to visit relatives, to b
absent until October.
Mr.. Francisco De Angelo and Mrs
Angie Morgan we're married Saturda
last by Hon. o. Wood.
81 Mr.. A. p. Denny has returned fror
the Worlds Fair. He went throug
is the business in a short time.
,o He has been in bad health eve
IN since the 18th ult. Perhaps a trip t
~ Canada would do him good.
II There is talk of having a primal
&C. election here for the purpose OF selec
:" ing a suitable person for postmaste
nd A movement has been started loo
- ing to the building of an engil
re house and reorganization Of the FL
Company.
!, Mrs. Addie NJ. McInnis, daught
Addie and son Willie, left Mond;
for Allegany Springs, Va, to be gol
some weeks.
w.. Mrs. Frank Robinson and h
his daughter, Miss IvOn Garner, le
orr Tuesday for a visit to relatives
,ne Norwalk, Ohio.
m Some widows when they want
" get married are hard to head q
81, Some times they marry in haste a
repent at leisure. See!
m The following vessels are loadi
this week at the l.. N. Dantzler Lu
'ge Der Company's mills: Lady ST
with 1870, 900 feet of lumber for N,
r. sau Flcchas with 40 0OO feet Of III
u Der for New Orleans.
1t is understood that the Bapt
q, Church of this place has called E
, W. A. McComb, of Corinth, as pas
his to take charge in October. The Otl
'ort two churches Of this denomination
sa Do Scranton and Ocean Springs will
.ber likewise.
g.. In the case of the State Of Alaba
i OF against Bolivar Hudson for the m
nth. der Of George Morris, in Mobile co
!, =, ty some twenty-four years ago,
and jury returned a verdict Of manslau
ter in the first degree and fixed
1e.s. punishment at five years impris
ment at hard labor in the penir
err. tiary. The jurors afterwards sig
o' a petition to the Governor rec
mending a full and complete par
on account Of the advanced age
20 good reputation of the prisoner S
committing the crime. Mr.. HUI
How has been a resident of Moss p
'f his about twenty years, where he is h
'n.s o ly esteemed as a most worthy eiti
lack Program for the next meeting
's"S' the Hypathean society:
,scd, Roll call-Quotations about woI
t iof Piano duet, Misses Dees and Yat'
o"''' Reading, Mr.. Lewis Herrin.
"a IA Piano solo, Miss Maud Byers.
aud Reading, MI. H. X. Denny.
-. Violin duet, Miss Isabel Lien
rhrse and John Blumer.
Recitation, Miss Edna Merrill.
Ter. Reading, Mi. Colmer.
Vocal Duet, Misses Cudabac.
Readings to be selected from
writings of women. Place OF n