The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-12-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

No more quiet weddings this week.
Won't grits do? You get more OF
it.
The matrimonial waters troubled
again.
Lieut.. Gov, NJ. NJ. Evans is at Wes-
son this week.
Mrs. A. Blumer is in New Orleans
this week.
j. W. Griffin paid a business visit to
the Crescent City this week.
N. M. Cudabac and bride left Mon
day for G%reenville, Ala.
Some of the girls say he is too famil-
lar on short acquaintance.
Fireworks and Christmas Toys will
be sold low down at JOHN HILLS.
See low prices on Fireworks and
Christmas Toys at JOHN HILLS.
II. S. Jackson, of Mobile, spent Sun
day with his brother, G. W. Jackson.
Everybody is invited to call and see
our Christmas goods.
CowAN BROS.
John F. Krebs was in New Orleans
this week purchasing his Christmas
goods.
You can get goods at very low prices
at JOHN HILLS. Try him before
going elsewhere.
Conductor Thos. W. Graham of the
M. 2. & =. II. Il. left for the Atlanta
Exposition on Wednesday.
The incest line of Fresh Candies
ever brought to Moss Point at
CowAN BROS.
Do not forget Mother Goose Bazaar
Thursday and Friday nights. Also
open all day Friday.
Toilet Soaps, Pcrfumery and other
nice things 10 be found at
COwAN BROS.
The schooner Agnes l. Grace is
loading at the Moss Point Lumber
Company's mills with 100000 feet of
lumber.
Messrs. G. II. Wood, j.. B. Chamber
lin and b. f. Pickett are off this week
at Camp Wood, in Greene county, on
a hunt.
DR.. B. F. Duke, of Escatawpa, was
In town Tuesday. lie reports his vii
lage extremely healthy.
The schooner Harold Borden is load
ing this week at the l.. N. Dantzler
Lumber Company's mills with l25, 900
feet of lumber for Havana.
Ed. Bloomfield, Geo. W. Robinson,
A. p. Denny and other representa-
tives Of the lumber interest of this
place, attended the meeting Of the
Lumbermen in Mobile this week.
The members of Gulf Lodge No.
2484 X. of II. are earnestly requested
to attend a meeting Saturday night,
l4th. This is the time for election Of
officers for the year.
Gus Swan caught with a hook and
line '479 speckled trout last Friday out
of Dog river, and it was not a good
day for fishing either. This is no fish
story.
Miss Laura Hill is now occupying
the room formerly used by Lawyer
Evans, where she proposes to carry on
the dressmaking business. The ladies
are respectfully invited to call and sec
her.
If you want something nice in
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry or Per-
fumcry, go to STEWARDS. Every
article guaranteed to be as repre-
Sented.
The schooners Georgia L. Drake, of
Bath Maine, and Abbie Fl. Gheen are
loading this week at the w. Denny &
Co. 0. L. mill. The Drake with $780,
600 feet of lumber for Philadelphia
and the Ghcen with 100000.
Santa Claus has established his
headquarters at COwAN BROS. where
the greatest variety of toys and pres
ents are in abundance. Call andesee
them.
Mrs. jamie Mays, accompanied by
her accomplished daughter, Miss Lii
lie, left Tuesday for Goodman, Holmes
county, Miss, to be absent three
months. Miss Lille will be missed
by a host of admiring friends.
Rev. r. W. Adams has been sent
back by Conference to this station
again. The Methodists are delighted
as they sent up IA large petition asking
his return.