The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-06-02
PERSONAL. GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

PERSONAL. GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.
Garden truck needs rain.
Water melons arc getting ripe.
No mere ''crap shooting" in this
town.
Perhaps they are waiting for cool
weather.
Next time You accuse, he sure you
get the right one.
Mrs. 6. b, Borden has gone TO Flor.
ida TO visit her sons.
Furniture, mattresses and springs
at +. Bloomfield e. Cos.
The Phoenix saw mill will not run
again before July next.
Nj. Geo. W. Robinson spent a few
days of this week in our town.
Mr.. S. S. Henry is still sick. We
trust he will be himself again soon.
Baby carriages.
E. Bloomfield & Co.
Mrs. W. r.. Cawthorn, of De Fu-
MAX, Fla, is visiting relatives here.
Who will send the editor the first
water melon? Don't all speak at
once.
There is a lull in society circles.
The weather is not favorable for fun
and frolir.
"Euck" says if he gets forgiveness
this time for shooting crap he will
never get caught again.
One pair secondhand platform
scales fol sales. l.. Bloomfield Il Co.
Mr.. J. l.. DAIMLER and bride are
expected home in a few days from
their extended bridal tour.
The two weeks Circuit Court al
Scranton has engaged the attention
Of many Of The business men.
"a, 6 and s quarts patent ice cream
frcezcrs, fruits and ice at John f..
krebs', opposite Phoenix Hotel.
Mrs. Jane Harris. after a few
weeks visit to friends here, left thi s
week for her home a, Selma, Ala.
Mr.. Porter B. Hand, of IIandsboro,
has bought the steam tug Pic to be
used IN the waters at IIandsboro.
One secondhand wagon for sale
cheap for cash. e. Bloomfield & Co.
Rev. T.. w. Adams was too sick
Sunday to hold services in the Meth
udist church. lie is still ~indisposcd.
Mcssrs. Cowan Bros. have moved
into their new store building on the
old site. 1t is a neat and commodi-
Gus building.
We regret TO hear that Mr.J. j. Nc
Intosh is again confined to his bed.
W. Hope he will pull through and be
himself again.
A drift of $4,000 logs from Red
Greek are expected this week. The
l.. N. Daulzler Lumber Co. get near
ly all of them.
Mcssrs. E. W. Manahan & Co. con-
template erecting Il new and commo-
dious store house up town, n'he bus
mess portion, ere many months.
Mrs. John F.Popp and Miss Rebcca
Grant, Of Far View, Miss, and Miss
Emma Lcinhard, of IIandsboro, are
the guests of Mr.. A. Burners family
this week.
Miss Minnie Blair. who has boon
spending the wintc: with DR.. e. X.
Koe's family, left Monday night for
her home Il, GRANVILLE, Illinois. The
many friends OF Miss Blair regret her
departure, and hope she may return
again in the near future.
The young men and boys of this
place announce that they arc done
with Scrap shooting" for all time to
come. The lecture of Judge Tcrral
aud tho DEMocnAT-STAR caused them
to make this announcement.
The following sclio0ncrs arc load.
ing at the L. N. DAIMLER Lumber
Co.'S mills this week: + Bessie and
Flcchas each with 10000 feet OF lu,n.
Der for New Orleans; Ursa Minor
and Belle Of the Lake each with 2O,0E
feet OF lumber for Biloxi.
If you wish to keep posted don't
fail to read all the new advertise.
ments us well as the old ones in
! the DEMocRAT.STAR printed to day.