The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1898-09-24
PEARLINGTON, Hancock County, Miss,
Friday, Sept. %, 1883.
The schooner Angeline is on Madison s


The schooner Angeline is on Madison
ways undergoing slight repairs.
Born: Monday the 19, inst, TO MI.
and Mrs. Paul Sadler, daughter.
A FOOLS foolIshness is very often more
dangerous than wise mans wisdom.
/ Mrs. !. M, Eweatman OF New Orleans
is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. j. L.
! Russ.
1t Is a great pity that our little city has
no power to pass and enforce an ordinance
/ relative TO vagrancy.
! Mr., w. T, Favre is to be found at tho
clerks post ON the steamer Pennington
again.
/ Capt. r. S. Boardman Is preparing the
/ stnamer Columbia for her trip ~ the river.
+ She will 90 on the yard shortly.
/ Mr.. Z. Il Krebbs came over this week
! TO assist in the shipment oflarge cargo OF
lumber for W. S. Keyser and Co.
A fine pumpkin from the farm OF Mas tc I
/ Charlie GRAY was kindly sent as this week
/ for which The Lord make Us truly thank
/ full
Rev. Mr.. Powell, tie presiding elder of
/ the seashore district, preached and held
/ the third quarterly conference here past
/ S Hn3ay.
/ Miss George BrownI and Mrs J. @,
/ Fountain aud baby returned from the Bay
/ tins week where they have been spending
! a few weeks.
! CIR. Cook spenH several days off last
| week IN Mobile. He was accomDa MED
/ by his father who returned home the
next morning.
| .'rhe sword of Damocles'f is hanging
! by halr over the heads OF same OF our
| local gossips and when it descends
! ''TheTe'll be not time III the old town. "
! The Brisisb Steamship Nictis at Ship
I'll e d. 1 Tir Il III 10
! past week carge of 100000 feet of Ger
man decking approximate value ST 10000.
Hon. T. Il. .Stocker returned this week
| from lengthy visit to his sister at Bayou
/ Goula La, and whom he brought back
! with him in order that she might more
rapidly regain her health under the skill
| full treatment of our celebrated Dr. Lloyd.
DR.. J. @. Fountain and Mr.. Alex Orr
| left last week for a tour of Texas, Callfor-
MIA and the south western territories.
They 90 prospecting for the best location
to invest their surplus capital. We are
doing the ''brass pounding" aronnd 10 the
Postal during MIR. Orr's absence and soli-
cit business.
Mr.. Albert White, for years one OF
Pearsington's most highly respected and
valued citizens, died Wed nesday afternoon
after a lingering illness. The funeral
took place Thursday afternoon at three
o'clock ia the presence of a large con
course of friends. To the 5ereaved fam
iiy we extend our sincere sympathy.
We are Informed that another of Pearl
ington's bachelors is going to turn Bene-
dict The BRIDE that is to be doesn't live
IN Harrington either Now guess who?
| We haven't yentured just yet to ask for a
! confirmation of this however any infor
/ nation volunteered by him will not be
| withheld from The Echo readers.
| Last Sunday mrrnIng, Mr.. G. 2. Martin,
wife and daughter, Mess.s. d. l.. Russ and
j. Z. Smith, Misses Abbie Mead and
| Matte LloA composed a jolly party of
/ cyclists that left here for a days outing
in the country. 4 uice cool shady spot
on the banks OF the beautiful Pearl just
! below Napoleon was their objective point
/ where nice and delec.able spread was
/ served and contributed greatly 70 the
| pleasures of the day.
| Farmers all over this section of country
are complaining of the damage to the
recent sweet potato crop by the recent
severe rains. We sincerely hope that the
| damage will prove to be very small aud
| that no Sc ious injury to the crop will re-
suit therefrom as the later crop" IS
universally looked upon as one of the
mainstays In these parts and anV injury
| thereto would mean con siderable loss.