The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-01-25
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources,

| Various Sources.
Business is rather quiet just now.
Mr. A. Blumer visited Biloxi, last
Saturday.
She says her best fellow is coming
before long.
Plenty OF orders for lumber, but
| prices way down.
Mr.. L. T. Rogers was in New Or
leans this week.
Mr.. G. II. Cowart, of Cross Roads
was here Tuesday.
Mr.. Dan McInnls, OF Cochran. is
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Luce, of Basin, was here
Tuesday on logbusiness.
Our peple are well pleased now be-
cause they have railroad.
Mr.. T.. Eiselen, lumber dealer of
Biloxi, was in town Sunday.
Large drifts of logs are arriving al
most every day at the mills.
The road on the Island is being i'm
proved by a heavy coat of saw dust.
The book agent was in town last
week, and spent the day with his best
girl.
IL is strange, but nevertheless true
our merchants will patronize travel.
ing Takes in the way OF advertising.
Mr.. w. Fred ITerrin. manager of
the Pascagoula Lumber Company's
business went to Basin Tuesday on
business.
Mr.. S. e. Perkins, of Purvis, one of
the largest log getters in Perry coun-
ty was at the mills this week looking
after his business.
Misses Cora Howe and Lena
Adams, who have been attending
Huntsville, (Ala.,) Female college are
at home for Il while.
Some drummers patronize the Pas
cagoua and Moss Point railroad. The
travel Will Increase after the road is
completed to Pascagoula.
Correspondents of other publica-
tlons will hereafter give due credit to
the DEMoCRAT-STAR in copyin items
from this department. That is honest.
Choice family Groceries. Corn. Oats.
Cracked Corn, CottOn-seed Meal. guar
antced at the lowest cash prices at
KREBs' CASH STORE.
Miss Kate Salisbury, who has been
on a visit to the family of Mr..
Wm Howell, at Three Rivers, while
taking Il horseback ride last Friday
the horse became unmanagable and
threw her off. but only hurting her
slightly. She has returned home.
About - of our citizens went down
to Scranton Tuesday night last on the
Pascag0ula and Moss Point railroad
to attend the performance at Odd
Fellows Opera House, of the cclebra-
ted Schubert symphony Club and La
dy Quartette. They all express them
selves highly delighted and were glad
they attended.
The following vessels are loading
this week at the l.. n. Dantzler Lnu-
ber Cos mills: Oscar G.. with 225, 600
feet OF lumber: Brothers with 10000
leet OF lumber for Havana: Lena r.
Storer with 225.000 feet of lumber for
Kingston, Jamaica; Sarah ID. Fell
with 100000 feet of lumber for Boston:
Ciaret Seavit with 300, 900 feet of lum-
Der for Demarara
Programmed Bingham Memorial Mis-
sionary Society, Jan!ary n, 1895:
Music.-No. %.
Prayer.
Duett.-Msses Maud and Linnie
! Byers.
Reading.-Mr. P. L. Blumer.
Mus slc.-No. 354.
Recitation.-Miss Linnie Byers.
| Duett.-Mrs. Manahan and Miss
Hyatt.
Reading.-Miss w. r. Moore.
Muslc,-No. 39l.
Benediction.
Chas. A. Colard informs us that he
mad abandoned the scheme of getting
up another corporation. as he found
that the best people of the territory
TO be Incorporated were opposed to it.
This conclusion was arrived at at n
large public meeting Monday night,
which met to prepare the proper pa
pers to be sent to the Governor for his
action. Charley has acted wisely, and
we commend him for 1t. Peace will
prevail in and around Moss Point now.
Following is the Hypathean pro-
gram for Friday evening Feb. !, 1895,
Essay-Nllss Annie Watkins.
Muslc-Miss A. NJ. Hyatt.
Reading-Mr. w. A. Coulson.
Violin Solo--Mr. John Blumer.
Masic-Miss Florence Randall.
Reading-Miss Ruth Denmark.
Voca, S0lo--Miss Cora Howe.
Recitation = Miss Mamie Morris.
Author: Robt. Louis Stephepsf,n. an.
swer 70 rolBc Bcall with 9Aso5ta 9Aesso tions from
Ilace on Needing, at the residence
'" "a maku Mrs. George w. Bowen.
'sf English
case DENTAL NOTICE.
in WI ~ at my oaice In Moss Point
cry 0 2lst inst. and remain one
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