The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-03-22
PERSONAL N E
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

news Items OF Interest Gatnered from
Various Sources.
All quiet in court circles.
He says she IS trying to catch him.
Moss Point has a few cases OF
measles.
The woman preacher is the talk Of
the town.
Logs are still coming, and the
market is glntted.
Miss May Morris returned Satur-
day from Bluff Springs, Fla.
The double wedding. it is said, will
materialize on the 18th Of April.
The county candidates are paying
their respects to the dear people.
The woman preacher stirred Moss
Point from center u circumference.
The book agent was here Tuesday
looking as handsome and sweet as
ever.
Mr. Griffin Woodward. OF Jones
county, was here this week on log
business.
Miss Rena Dees, of Lake Charles,
La. is visiting the family Of Mr.. III.
Nj. Cudabac.
The Young Ladies' String Band
have received their Instruments, and
they are happy.
The life insurance agents are still
with US. They say they are doing d
land Office business.
Mr.. j. w. Stewart visited Ocean
Springs Monday. He is not "A candi'
date for any Office either.
Some men can't say no. This has
been the cause of wrecking the life OF
many good met aud women.
Mr.. l.. G. Manuel, of Ocean Springs,
candidate for the Legislature, was
here Monday interviewing the voters.
1000 yards of Calico, Dress Goods,
&c. at the Moss Point Mercantile
Company at cost. Gail and see for
yourselves.
Mrs. Fable. of New Orleans was in
attendance Of the preaching of Mrs.
Moliie MCGEE Smell, and assisted very
much in the singing.
The schooner Daisy Farlin, Captain
Duntin, is loading this week at the
Moss Point Lumber Co.'S Mills with
40O, 900 feet of lumber for New York.
A number of our Masonic brethren
attended the lecture of Bro. ii. r
Coleman at Scranton Monday night
They were highly pleased and lnstruc
ted.
Mr.. J. s. Otis, of Logtown, Han
cock county, was here Saturday or
business. he says foreign shipmen'
Of lumber is pretty good and price!
fair.
The shingle mill of Dantzlcr & Nc
Innis was destroyed by fire Wednes
day evening last at 3 o'clock. 1t Is
total loss of about $4,000. No insur
ance.
Our enterprising citizens expec'
soon to erect a tank opposite CowaI
Bros, to be kept full of water to b,
used for fire purposes. The tank /
to hold twenty thousand barrels.
Sparks from the kitchen flue Of TIN
dwelling of Mr.. II. NJ. Cudabac Sc
the roof a fire Sunday, and fortunate
ly it was discovered in time to saw
the total destruction Of the building
About $50 damage is all.
Mrs. Edwina McInnis, the believe,
wife of DR.. J. b. Chamberlin, after
lingering illness, died Thursda.
night, 14th inst, at her home. Funel
al services were conducted by Revs
r. w. Adams and d. o. Byers.
The following schooners are load
ing this week at the L. N. Dantzle
Lumber Co.'S Mills: Anna NJ. STAN
mer. with 100000 feet of lumber
Oscar G. with 100000 feet of lumber
both for Havana.
Marian Packer. (col) who received
bullet in her head last week from tn
pistol of Henry Ferrill, (col) is in
fair way of getting well. She was u
and walking about Tuesday. She wa
attended by DR.. S. S. Turner.
Drummers visit u town in larg
numbers. They are so clever tn
merchants can't refuse to give theI
orders for merchandise. Many time
the merchants buy more than the
need, and goods that they can't sci
But the drummer gets in his work al
the same.
T Rev. d. O. Bycrs having been cor
WINGED that his motives would be mi,
construed, although actuated solel
by a solemn sense of duty and obligs
ton, has decided to postpone, for tn
r present, the discussion of lst CORR
thians 14:33-35 in connection with Is
, Timothy 2:12-14, as announced frol
, his pulpit last Sabbath morning.
|, Program Bingham Missionary 81
ciety, March "a, 1885:
Music-No. IS.
Prayer.
Music-NO. $50.
Reading-Miss Isabel Lienhard.
, Solo-Mlss Louise Fisher.
, Recitation-Miss Rosalia Lienhar'
Music-NO. 155.
| Reading-Rev. D. o. Byers.
/ Quartette-Misses Denny and II
r att, Maud and Linnie Byers.
9 B~enediction.
e Mrs. MOllIc Niece Smell.
Editor DemOcrat-Star.