The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.


Your meanness will be found out.
Miss Annie Laura Dantzler is sick
with fever.
DR.. J. 3. Chamberlain is absent on
few days vacation. .s
Capt. Tony Torres Is In command
Of the staunch tug Fox.
They say that 10 to l has large
majority in Moss Point. rt-
lie will be here ere many days to
claim her and take her away.
The sound money Republican aid
society remains In statu quo.
Rev. r. w. Adams attended Salem
Camp Meeting last Saturday and Sun
day. Ftt
The steamer Capt. Fritz is doing q
heavy business between here and Moss
Point.
Mrs. Jesse Bounds and.children left
Monday On visit TO her old home at
Tupelo. tf y
Mr. Loren Morris Is erecting, a hand
some and modern residence on Tele.
phone avenue.
DR.. w. r. Thompson left Tuesday
on business trip OF several days to
his old home at BrewtOu, Ala.
Mr.. Geo. Mallet, fone Of the most
prominent log men on Deg river was
a business visitor here Monday.
The steamer Alberta b. is hauled
out on the shipways OF John De An.
gelo for repairs and painting.
The Bingham Memorial Missionary
Society meet; Sunday evening In the
Presbyterian church at 8 o'clock.
A fine assortment OF jewelry,
watches, violin strings, eye glasses,
ETC., just received at G. B. Beck's.
Mr.. Frank G. Robinson left Friday
last for NOrwalk, Ohio, where he will
remain one month with his family.
Have your job printing done at the
DEMOCRAT-STAR Office, Scranton,
Miss. Fine work at very low prices.
Mr.. F. Secrist, formerly OF Biloxi,
has established homemade candy
man ufactory in the old Hill building
here. ~
The Moss Point Lumber Co. is load.
Ing the schooner Florence and Lillian
with 100000 feet Of lumber for Ha
vana.
A genuine tiger was killed on Dos
river above Orange Grove one evening
recently. 1t was not "bllnd tiger,
either.
Hon. II. G. Griffin, OF Natchez, Re
publican candidate for Congress was
In town last week in the interest OF
his CANVASS.
The Pascagoula Boom Co. will short.
ly construct new receiving and sort
ing boom in Pascagoula river above
their present bOOms.
The schooner Mile Williams Is
taking a cargo Of 100000 feet Of lum-
ber for Vera Cruz at Messrs. w. Den
ny Co.'s (O'Leary) mill.
The L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co. 8
large saw mill, which has just been
thoroughly Overhaulcd will commence
operations early next week.
The schooner Flora W0odbouse Is
being loaded with l75,00O feet Of lum.
Der for Cuba at the L. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co.'s mills this week.
Gov. A. J.-McLaurini, is billed to ad.
dress the Bryan and Sewall club here
Saturday night. The "Turnbullcrs''
are In doubt as to whether they will
turn out to hear "Ansc."
A number Of our sound money men
will pay their respects to Messrs. Pal
mer and Buckner on the occasion Of
their visit to Mobile and New Orleans.
They promise, II possible, to stop over
and deliver an address at Scranton.
/ always have on hand building ma
terial of all kinds, and will not be un.
dersOld. Remember my handmade
brick will cover one-ffth more space
than Others, thereby are the cheapest
by odds. A. BLUMER.
Messrs. C. II. Wood, r. G. Borden,
A. NJ. Cowan, T. A. Coulson, v. G.
Drlnkwater, j. J. Cunningham, w. P.
Daley and Capt. Jack Dantzler con,
stituted merry hunting party who
left Tuesday on the new barge ''SpOrts.
mans Palace" in tow OF the tug Pic,
for Dead Lake.
A meeting was held here Saturday
night last at Hills Hall for the pur-
pose OF organizing a Bryan and Sewall
club. the meeting was largely at.
tended and was very enthusiastic and
earnest. 1t was called to order by
Hon. NJ. NJ. Evans, after which Mr..
Jesse Bounds was elected president
and Mr.. NJ. NJ. Watkins, secretary.
| Cnmmittpn m orUanizatinn was an.
pointed which, after retiring, brought
In a report perfecting the same and
defining its purposes which are those
usually appertaining to such organi.
cations. The report provided for an
executive committee consisting OF the
president, secretary and three vice.
presidents who were appointed by the
| chair, as follows: DR.. W. Il. Thump
son, NJ. NJ. Evans and A. H. Smith
The meeting was addressed by Hon
D. D. COwan, Capt. S. r. Thompson
and Hon. M. A. Dees. The club meet.
every Saturday night and the rolls ar,
open for all straightOut Democrats.
For the Democrat STAR. hgr 90, ,H
SPIRIT OF '98. ~
dedicated to the Free silver men Of Jack
.aaf son countyl W
Oh how happy will we be.
When free silver" sets US free
From the troubles and the cares. Is.
From the trials and the Snares
OF these "hard times"
Oh! Just to think how We y tHta@ --
Will live in ease and luxury. e .a
Well eat the best and wear the best,
Well take our case. have plenty Of rest
In free silver" times.
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