The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-10-23
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

No rain, no logs!
Beck says Bryanis inspired.
Our town Is remarkably healthy.
Our streets need sprinkling badly.
He says wait until after the election.
Politics do make strange bed fellows.
No business here until after the
election.
Potatoes are selling at 80 cents per
bushel here.
Some Of our citizens say they are In
the ''middle OF the road"
The price OF lumber is awful low,
and orders few and far between.
DR.. W. R. Thompson has returned
from a visit to BrewtOn, Ala.
Since the baseball fever Is over,
hunting birds is nov all the go.
She says why wait until after the
election. Now Is the accepted time.
Railroad Commissioner NJ. NJ. Evans
Is at home with this family this week.
Hon. NJ. A. Dees has retired from
politics and gone to work In his shop.
Mr.. John +. Popp, Of Fairview, Wis.
tied the family OF Mr.. A. Blumer this
week.
She says II he don't come to time
before the election he will "shOre"
get left.
There was a pleasant sociable at the
residence OF Mr.. T. A. Coulson Mon.
day night.
Three hundred logs were received
at the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'s
mills this week.
Mr.. A. D. Draughan, a prominent
log man OF Perry county, was here
Monday on business.
The streams are full OF logs, but
can't be moved until the rains descend
In large quantities.
They say that Bryan and Sewall
and W. +. Love will carry Moss Point
precinct by a large majority.
No doubt there are some Mckinley
men In our burg, still we don't see any
one wearing the Mckinley button.
The schooner Elenor is loading this
week at the L. N. Dantzler Lumber
Co.'s mills with 300, 900 feet OF lumber
destined for Havana.
Rev. w. j. Derrick, Of Okolona,
will preach in the Baptist church at
Moss Point on Thursday night, 10Th
inst, at I o'clock.
Messrs. G. w. Robinson, E. W.
Manalian. Frank Green, G. W. Robin
son, Jr.. OF Chicora, were here on Sun.
day and Monday.
They say let the voters cast their
ballots as they think proper. Don't
try to cOerce. intimidate or bulldOze
voters who wish to vote for Bryan and
free silver.
Mr.. Fritz Colmer left Wednesday
for MeafOrd, Canada, on strictly pri-
vate business. He may have company
on his return home.
The candidates for justice of the
peace in this beat are making a house
to house canvass. Wonder now many
children they have kissed the past
week?
Mr.. F. E. Blumer, of Ellisville,
spent q few days here this week visit
ing his parents. He says Democratic
Jones county is solid for Bryan and
Sewall and Love.
Gov. A. j. McLaurin will address
the people OF Moss Point in Hills Hall
Monday night at 1880. Everybody Is
invited to be on hand and hear the
issues OF the canvass discussed.
G. B. Beck, the flrst-class watch
maker and repairer, Is still on deck.
He always keeps a good supply OF fine
jewelry, which he sells way down be-
low city prices. Go and see him.
Many OF our most prominent citi-
zens, goldbugs and free silverites, was
at the train In Saturday morning to
welcome Gems. Palmer and Bnckner,
candidates OF the indianapolis con-
vention. They were mum on the
question as to how they liked the
speeches of the distinguished men.
The Moss Point Bryan and Scwall
club had q large and enthusiastic
meeting Saturday night last. Mr..
Jesse Bounds addressed the club, and
10 a speech OF about forty minutes
gave the best definition OF the dnan-
cial question ever heard In this town.
3Uis remarks were to the mint. and
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one OF the most successful evangelist
in the country, will assist Pastor T.
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Sunday night. Free seats and free
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attend the meeting and ne one should
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