The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-12-22
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Christmas cards ut ChaS. Boards
Miss Carrie Golf left Wednesday for
Fayette, Miss.
The Baptist Sabbath School will
have a Christmas tree.
Go to Cowan Bros. for Christmas
goods.
The mills are all running on full
time with plenty Of orders.
On account Of the recent heavy
rains the roads are In a terrible bad
fix.
Picture cards given away with every
purchase of toys at Scranton thar-
macy.
Fine solid gold pen in pearl holder
at $l.25 each at Chas. Beardslec's.
The Mcthodists are fortunate In
having Rev. r. W. Adams as pastor
for another year.
Fancy candy, glassware, toys, books
and fire works cheap,at Hill'sBargain
Store.
The two story store of MesSrs. Nc
Innis & Denny will be complete about
the 18th Of January.
Mrs. J. L. Dantzler left Friday last
for Brandon to spend her Christmas
with the old folks at home.
1SK gold wedding rings for sale by
CHAs. BEARDsLEE.
Messrs. S. Z. Perkins and ]. C.Grif-
fin were here this week delivering logs
at the mills.
Santa Claus has only one headquar-
tiers, and that is ut CowAN Bros.
Mr.. P. w. Cunningham, has return
ed from Westside, La. He thinks
there is no place like Moss Point.
The saw mills will only shut down
a day OF so during the Christmas hol-
idays, as they all have orders for lum-
Der.
Shoes, hats, pants and underwear
pri ,es marked down-at Hills Bar.
gain Store.
French handmade candies, fresh and
fine at COwAN Bros.
Rev. J. J. W. Mathis will preach in
Baptist Church on the 9Th Sabbath
at II o'clock, and Rev. J. F. Tull will
preach at 7:l5, p. m. All cordially in
yited.
Fine stock of silvcrware, all suita-
Bile for presents, for sale by Chas.
Beardslec.
Have bought out the remaining
stock of Chas. Beardslee & Co., and
same will be sold out at less than
cost. CHAs. BEARDsLEE, Agent.
Miss Minnie Beall, the charming
daughter of DR.. w. T.. Beall, left
Tuesday for Crystal Springs, where
she will spend the Christmas holi'
days.
,, CHRISTMAS GOODS.
A nice selection can be made at bot
tom prices at Hills Bargain Store.
Nice line of plush goods at Chas
Beardslec's.
The following vessels are loadini
/, this week at the L. N. Dantzler Lum
Der Co.'S. mills: Anita with 275,00t
feet of lumber for Jamaica j. w
Frost with 10000 feet of lumber 70
New Orleans Ursa Minor with 20,
1000 feet of lumber for Ocean Springs
Extra large stock of fine gold plair
! and set rings for sale by
CHAs. BEARDsLEE, Agent.
j, Douglas, the youngest child of MI
and Mrs. W. Fred Herrin, aged
!. years, I months and Is days, died OF
Friday last, after a short illness
"And he said lis it well with tn
childT And she answered, 1t Is wei
a with the child"
. Fancy decorated china ware, fame
! lamps, toys and the largest stock
/ dolls in Jackson county at
CowAN BROS.
Large stock of fine solid gold jewe
ry at Chas. B~cardslee's.
: Messrs. W. Fred and James A. Hel
rim were called last week to Pcnsac'
Q la to attend the funeral Of their Il
! thcr, Col. James r. Herrin, who die
at his sons residence while on a Wis
there. Col. Herrln was 81 years Of
g and In good health until a few weel
ago he had an attack OF the griI
which, with heart trouble, caused b
death.
Nice Diamond stud for gents at q
and $1S each, at Chas. Beardslee'
agent.
The following Is the program Il
the Hypathean Society, which will
held tonight friday ut the res
dence of MI. A. Blumer:
Author for evening-Bill Nye.
Bi0graphy-P. e. Blumer.
Vocal solo-Miss Merrill.
Reading-C. M. Farley.
- Violin sOlO-JOh5 Blumer.
n Reading-W. A. C0ulson.
Vocal SOLO Miss Virgie Spencer.
Inst. s0lo-Miss Cora Howe.
A full attendance Is requested,