The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-13
PERSONAL GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Crap SilOOIlnp IDS oHlpicuciy pldyeu
out here.
Miss Rose Joyner, of New Orleans,
is visiting her parents.
The Moss Point Lumber Cos mill
has shut down for repairs.
The great strike in the Northwest
is all the talk Of the town.
There were six additions to the
Presbyterian church Sunday.
Mr.. l.. N. Dantzler, Jr., was in New
Orleans this week on business.
Miss Leslie Castanera spent last
week in Biloxi visiting relatives.
Miss Laura Hill has been sick for
several days, but is now much better.
Mrs. Salisbury left Tuesday night
for Birmingham, Ala, to visit her
son.
Miss Florence Randall returned
Monday from a visit to Chautaqua,
Miss.
Mr.. Mack Fisher after a severe ILL.,
ness is up again, we are glad to an
nounce.
The old gentleman was here Satur-
day and Sunday. We presume he is
encouraged.
The steamer Capt. Fritz left Tues
day morning for New Orleans with {
load of turpentine and rosin.
A large number of our citizens viii
take in the camp meeting at Sci
Shore Camp Grounds Sunday.
There was a hay ride to Pascagoul
Monday night. The young peopl
said it was an enjoyable affair.
Messrs. Taylor & O'Brien, steam
boat inspectors, were here Saturda
lie inspecting the Government boa
Sipsey.
Dou't forget that the DEMocRA'
STAR Office is is the place to have a
description of Job Printing done
the best style of the art, and at price
ns that defy competition. No slop woi
turned out at this office.
,t. Mr.. Joseph O. Grisham, of Thrt
a Rivers, was here Friday, accompanit
to by his sister-in-law, Miss Lambert,
* Mobile.
ire A widow said the other day TIL
ird she wanted all the men to get ma
at ried. She did not say she wanted on
BY however.
rms If YOU are troubled with reaches
lc- ants 90 to Stewards and get Il can
Ing "Insectouos' and get rid OF them.
~ is guaranteed.
en- He says if a few more cool way
am come this way he will certainly mari
TO- Let the waves come across his peac
18th ful breast say we.
the =,
UNI The schooner Eugenia is loadl
this week at the mills of the L..
e a Dantzler Lumber Co. with 100000 II
by of lumber for Caibarien.
ion,
nj The steam tug Victor has be
ins newly painted and is now the pref
ing est boat on the river. She mas a nd
some captain, too, and don't you !
hat get it.
ly's Mr.. P. Hugonin has closed his ST
/. here and moved his stock OF goo
tie !. family and effects to Orange uro
ely, where he has located permanent
; SO This makes one store less in NJ
Point.
Prof. Morrison Caldwell and fan
the will leave for Kentucky next Wedn
day. Important business connec
with the Kentucky Traing sen
compels Mr.. Caldwell to leave mi
!, earlier than he intended.
j. Mrs. A. G. Mayors, of Brand
Miss, who has been on the coast Sc
IL time visiting relatives, started II
here Thursday for Meridian, a
spending a few days with her dat
r. ter, Mrs. J. L. Dantzler.
Our laborers have not caught
"a infection from the northwestern st
NO as vet, and we don't think they
to try it any more. Several years
they went off on a strike for tn
DAYS, but starved out and came
he the terms of the mill men.
knights of Labor caused the strib
"A party of young people on b
the steam tug Victor, under the $
full management of Capt. W. Z. Da
ice was at the mouth of the Pascag
Is river Tuesday night to hear the"
FERROUS music" They certainly !
eat pleasant time and the spirits OF
est dead Indians played sweet music
them.
t.. Merchants and business men
have their Job Printing, such as
en- ter heads, bill heads, note heads,
a. tionery or any kind Of printing NJ
n,or by them at the DEMocRAT-STAR
at reasonable rates and in as
~ ctvln I'd cap no done anywhere,