The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-20
PERSONAL N GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered from
Various Sources.
Not much sickness.

Not much sickness.
The O'Lary mill has started again.
Mr.. Jno. Grisham was in town Mon,
day.
Mr.. E. W. Manahan was in town
Tuesday.
1t will not take place ere the leaves
begin to fall.
Mr.. w. p. Mcintosh spent Sunday
at ~Pascagoula.
Several gentle(?l mustangs sold
here this week.
DR.. j. b. Chamberlin and wife have
returned home.
Mrs. +. Fisher and son Mack are
visiting Biloxi this week.
Mr.. Ed. Wood has bought out the
store of Mr.. John +. Krebs.
Drummers are scarce, and the mer-
chants are not mad about it.
Mr.. p. b. Hand, OF Handsboro, was
here visiting his brother Saturday.
They say he passed by to ask his
mother if lie could take the ride with
her.
They say that Mr.. John +. kreb,
intends to build astorc house near hi,
residence.
Miss Laura Griffin is home again
after a visit to New Orleans ant
Meridian.
The camp meeting folks came HON
tired and sleepy. Hope they wer
spiritually benefited.
The steamer Capt. Fritz left Tues
day evening for New Orleans wit
turpentine and rosin.
Miss Laura Hill is spending som
time at P~ascagoula, visiting her rell
tive, Mrs. Melette.
Rev. T. B. Holleman, of the Ea,
Mississippi College, Meridian, was
visitor here Monday.
: Misses Newman and Price, OF PEI
sacola, visited the family Of Capt.
= C~astanera last week.
Stewart has just received a fires
= supply of turnIp and rutabaga seeds
22-3t
L Mr.. NJ. NJ. Watkins returned til
week after an absence of about tt
= days. 1t is said that he went to S
his best girl.
Prof. NJ. Caldwell and family le
Wednesday for their new home at NJ
- Sterling, Kentucky, to the regret
our people generally.
Miss Alice Hyatt, after a month
visit to her parents at Chautaqu
-. Miss, is at home again. Her ma
friends are glad of her return.
Mr.. L. n. Dantzler, ST., has Gig
teen acres in sweet potatoes. n
y oscar Farley is the manager OF t
~ farm, and says there will be sevel
VI thousand bushels of potatoes for sh
ment this fall.
H.
no The following small vessels arel o'
ing this week at the l.. N. Dantz
-o Lumber Cos mills: Emma with
600 feet of lumber; Cora with 2o,'
~. feet of lumber for Mississippi rive
W. Ameristc with 5000 feet of lumber
nj Biloxi.
Everybody to buy a COZ
IN ing stove at w. II. Graham's,
,r. cheapest and best in the county.
XII Eearly in August there will be
III entertainment at the Academy ii
for the behit of the building fund
the Academy. Some repairs and
provcments are very much needed
the building and grounds before
opening of school.
Program for next meeting OF Juv
-. lie Missionary Society at the Met
dist church July %, 1894:
M AtsI'"s Messrs. Hopkins S aad Nj ]
Music.
Recitation ........:: ..Mag-Llnda Al
Music.
Reading. ..... .,.,'.'....Mis JAMESON
Recitation. -.',.s. .,.....'' ''''s'arhey
:. Music.
Recitation .........."'..."".Muggy hop
Last week Capt. VIM. WEIGH
{ Mr.. e. Bloomfield, who some "
9 ago purchased the old Moss P'
. Rifles armory lot at tax sale, sole
to Mr.. John Vandewall for 500
turned over the amount-less 81
n paid for taxes, etc.-to the Moss Pt
Fire Co. The funds for the orig
I cost of the lot being contribu
chiefly by the public, Messrs. We
and Bloomfield deemed it but pre-
to give the net proceeds to IN inst
IS tion of general public benefit in
nature, and as such they considt
It the fire company.