The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Various Sources.
Chcstnuts! Chcstnuts.
The devilment Is still going on.
We anticipate q lively winter bust.
ness.
The election is over, now for the
marriages.
Mr.. c. b. Beck was 10 Scranton
Wednesday tuning pianos.
Mr.. w. Fred Herrin paid a business
visit to Mobile Saturday last.
Leap-ycar is almost gone. Girls,
hustle or you will be left over.
Mr.. ALI. F. Dantzlcr visited New
Orleans this week on business.
Rey. T. w. Adams has returned
from his visit to Canton, Miss.
The election is over. Let US have
peace. Let bygones be bygones.
The last quarterly conference was
held at the Methodist church Sunday.
The new office OF the Moss Point
Lumber Co. has been dubbed INC
Kinley." 4s a2'If
Col. Geo. W. Robinson and Mr.. f.
w. Manahan, OF Chicora were In town
this week on business.
Mr.. Robert Bracey, OF the Lone
Star State, is visiting our town, the
guest Of Mrs. NJ. Hopkins.
The silver men are still hopeful for
success in 1900. Bryan is our choice
for President four years from 0
Just received, "a large lot of hand
drawn shingles. Lime, cement and
building material Of all kinds always
on hand. A BLUMER.
One Of our subscribers here, says
that he car fence an acre OF land with
one rail and the fence shall be ten
feet high.
Large quantities Of logs are ex-
pected at the mills ere many days.
Mckinley is elected and the mills will
boom now.
A number of our local hunters have
been successful in bagging a large
number of wild turkey and other
choice game.
Mr.. Fritz COlmcr and his charming
bride arrived here from Canada last
week, and are occupying their resi-
dence on Main street.
Mr.. ]. L. Dantzler and family, &C.
cOmpanied by Miss Annie Laura
Dantzler, are passing a few days In
| New Orleans this week.
Don't forget to call or G. B. Beck
| for repairs to your watches and jew
elry. He also keeps a fine assortment
OF jewelry, watches and clocks.
The many friends OF Mr.. II. NJ.
| Cuda5ac will regret to hear OF his
| serious illness. At this writing MI.
Cudabac's condition is improving.
The schooners Lillian A. and Wan.
derer are loading this week at the l..
N. Dantzler Lumber Cos mills, each
with $1,000 feet Of lumber for Mobile.
No special necessity existing for the
regular meetings Of the Sabbath OBJ
servancc Society at present, it has ad.
iourned sine die, subject to call Of the
president.
Mr.. Jesse Bounds left on Monday
for TupelO, where he has gone to join
Mrs. Bounds and children, who are
visiting her old home. They expect
| to return this week.
Mr.. L. Wilcox, mayor of East Side,
| who has been employed in sawmill
| work at Crockett, Texas, returned
home last week for the purpose OF
casting his vote for free silver.
Mrs. ]. N. Cowan and two children
from Knoxville, Tenn, is visiting her
brother, Rey. d. O. Byers. Mrs.
COwan spent some months In Moss
Point, as a girl, eight years ago.
Mrs. Kate v. Moore, wife Of DR.. J.
+. Moore, a prominent physician Of
Tyler, Texas, who has been visiting
the family OF Mr.. W. H. Mcintosh at
Mobile, came here Tuesday afternoon
for a visit of several days to the fam
lily OF Mr.. l.. N. Dantzler.
There is some talk that the Moss
Point postofice viii be in the hands
of a colored Nick ioleys n.y. when the
present incumbett's HE expires.
That will be prettyllanGm our town,
but we will have tO'grln and bear 1t
all the same.
Program for the meeting of the Hy.
pathean Society, Friday evening, Nov.
20, 1895:
Biography-Lewis p. Herrin.
Music mandolin solo - John E.
MOseley.
Reading-Mr. c. NJ. Farley.
Music-Mrs. Fowler.
Reading-Mr. w. A. Coulson.
Violin Solo-Mr. Fred S. Herriu.
Music-Miss Florence Randall.
Author-Jean 1ngelOw.
Program for Juvenile Missionary
meeting for Sunday night at the
Methodist church.:
Organ Voluntary-Mrs. DR.. Griffin.
Reading and Prayer-Rev. T. w.
Adams.
- Johnnie Van
derwall.