The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-03-29
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.
He Is rather fresh.

He Is rather fresh.
Mr.. John +. Krebs visited Mobile
this week.
He Is still working on his dwelling
house. See!
Miss Annie Wood is visiting friends
at Cross Roads.
The Moss Point roads are now in
good fix since the dry weather.
Mrs. Floy Ross, of Chicago, is visit.
ing the family of Mr.. L. M. Hand.
Mr.. Ernest Eislan. OF Biloxi, lum
Der broker, was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. N. i. Cowan, OF Bon Secour
Ala, visited relatives here last week
Miss Lottie Hyatt, OF Ocean Springs,
is here visiting her sister, Miss Alice.
There will be preaching in the Bap.
tist church next Sunday night by the
pastor.
Mr.. Fielder f. Myers, of Augusta
was here last week looking after his
log business.
DR.. w. l.. Hightower has moved
with his family into the DR.. S. A
McInnis house.
Messrs. r. G. Luce & Son have re
paired their railroad, and trains are
running again.
The Pascagoula Lumber Co., re
ceived 1900 logs this week from X. e
Luce & Son, Basin.
Miss Cora Howe, after spending
three weeks visiting friends at Hat
tiesburg is at home again. a
The postotfice has becd moved intt
the new building adjoining the drug
store of d. X. Mclnnis & Co.
w. II. Graham is now receiving ane
opening his Spring Goods, Dress
Goods, Knee Pants for boys, sc.
Frank Archie, colored, was hurt
last week by falling against a saw il
the Moss Point Lumber Co.'S mill.
A drift of 5000 logs have arrived al
Murray's Bluff. for the Pascagouls
Lumber Co.'S and other mills here.
Mrs. Judge O. Randall and bel
charming daughter, Miss Florence
visited the Crescent City this week.
A fine lot of Ladies' Spring Under
vests just received at
CowAN Bros.
The Hypathean Society was post
poned last Friday night to meet to-
night at Rev. Il. W. Adams residence
Mr.. P. e. Blalack has moved will
his family to Hattiesburg, where h
will engage in the mercantile bust
ness.
Mrs. Floy Ross, accompanied b.
Misses Rose and Celeste Castanera an,
Miss Emma Hand visited Mobile las
week.
Mr.. G. j. Smith was seriously hur
last night by being thrown from hi
horse. 1t Is feared that he sustaine,
some internal injuries.
Messrs. r. B. and A. F. Draughan
of Perry county, were here this wee
with large drift of logs for the L. N
Dantzler Lumber Co.'S mills.
The schooner e. A. Gaskll, Capt
Robt. Smith, is loading this week a
W. Denny & Co.'S mills with 800, 90
feet OF lumber for Caibarian, Cuba.
Capt. E. Castanera lost Monda
night a $75 milk COW, he had only hat
a few days. 1t is supposed she choke
to death with a bone in her mouth.
Messrs. c. H. Wood and B. f. Picke
went on camp hunt last week i
Greene county. Game was scarce, bu
they had pleasant time all the SAINT
Lieut.. Gov. M. NJ. Evans is off agai
this week pr0cIaiming his candidac
for Railroad Commissioner. He Wi
visit the Delta country ere he return!
1t has taken science 5000 years
discover that kissing Is deadly, an
it will take science 5000 years longe
to get any book agent TO pay any a
tention to the discovery.
Prof. G. W. Fowler, President of tn
Kentucky Training School, at Nj
Sterling, KY, accompanied the rt
mains of young Mack Denny to thi
place last Saturday.
/ hayejust received the largest an
best assorted stock of Millinery good
ever brought to Moss Point. Ca
early, ladies, and see for yourselves.
W. H. GRAHAM.
Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, Jr., visited las
week the City of Mexico, and thent
TO San Antonio, Texas, accompanie
by his brother Alt, who had an attaC
of pneumonia. Last heard from hin
| ho Wav 1nipu varV wei!
Signor Bosco, the celebrated magi
ian, will perform three nights in I'll
Scranton Opera House, commencin
Monday night. Round tip ticket
on M. 4 P. railroad % cents. Leave
Moss Point at 1880 p. m. Return
after the performance.
1 Always In the Lead.
Weare now opening large stock
ladies and gents Spring Notions ar
Furnishing goods.
COwAN BROS.
At Mr.. John Hills store there is
tripod or Bible table made entirely (
manila rope, ornamented at the CO
ners with true lovers knot and Turk
heads and beautiful tassel. This
one Of the most novel pieces OF m
chanism we ever saw before. 1t vi
made in a day or two by the first ma
, of the schooner Daisy Farlin and pr
sented to Mr.. John Hills family. T.
table can be seen by calling at t
store Of Mr.. John Hill.