The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06
A NOTAhh

among US no one OF thenl
more layorahly known I'll
VIM. l.. Pindcr, who is so closelN
tl'led with the schooner IIenriet,
roweli, that we can scarcely speak Of
the vessel without in some manner
mentioning its master. The Powell
is "a three mast schooner OF 245 metz
Tonnage. She was built in Bass, Maine,
and was purchased by her breseht
owners about four years ago. Can't,
Plnder was born at Key West, to
which place his parents emiprated
from England IN the latter part OF
the flfties. His mother dying when
william was in his ffth year, his
father remarked and the result OF the
two unions was q children. Mr..
Pinder, Sr., enjoys the distinction of
being one OF the most highly tonored
citizens of Key West. He is a de.
vout member Of the Methodist church.
and built at his own expense one of
the prettiest stone edltices of divine
worship in the city. At an early age
Capt: Pinder was sent to school at
oxiord College In Georgia. Later, he
nnisheda commerrtal course in AT.
llanta. Returning to Key W.. no os.
sisted his father at his dry docks;
when b. took it into his head to study
Inavigath y, ard having mastered the
Tart, he beedn a sea.faring life, and
took On rye of the Powell four years
90, U der his direction she Is one
'4oI the most perfectly appointed
scheoners anoat. The Captain has u
INST charming wife and three beauti-
iul and interesting children. He
, is typical captain. Firm, yet kind,
his men obey him through the love
they bear him. He is manful, just,
large-heartcd, and as tender in his
sympathies as a woman. 'No Capn
as runs these waters feels and cares
4 for his men as do our'n" is the ver-
}, dict Of the sailors now on board, in
which six nations are represented.
+ The Christmas tree given during the
!. past week under the auspices OF the
ladies of the Catholic congregation
y was In all respects a great success.
st 1t has proved one OF the most beaut-
full charities that has been organized
d in our midst, bringing gladness into
10 many hearts and homes. Tbapksare
extended to all who gave donations.
10. The following schooners are loading
tn at the L. N. Dantzler L@nber Co.
mills this week: Omega with 25O, ,0O'
=, feet for Cabarien: Otis, with 22O, ,0o'
=. feet for Matanzas; Lena R. Stnrer
with 100000 feet for Matanzas; Gee
L. Dickson With 100000 feet for Ha,
'e, anna; Lady Shea with 13l 1000 feet TO
w Nassau.
It" NOTICE.
ST. This is to notify the public that.
ST. have rented the Blumer two stor
y. building on the corner opposite m
ge present stand, and have moved in
he where l respectfully invite you to cal
IA when in need Of bargains in dry good:
clothing and shoes. Thanking yo
10 for your liberal patronage for the pas
n three months and soliciting your fu
,r ture business, l am yours for spo
cash bargains. M. A. MALCOMB,
-, Blumer Building, opposite Krebs.
II Capt. Jno Alberts drives tfre tallcst
h whitest and most aristocratic ANNA
+ in the county. She came from New
!, Orleans as Christmas present and
!" was formerly owned by a millionaire.
" We congratulate the courteous cap.
. tain.
Last Friday night the Young Peo.
pes Union gave reception at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Blumer.
After social times lasting until 10
cK o'clock, banquet was enjoyea
IN which many happy an'
IS thoughts were exchanged
Rev. ], E. Carpenter
% City, California, has been
ry the Annual Conference
on the Moss Point Methods,
arrived here Wednesda
IT, preach here Sunday at
ng 73O D. m. All are cordiall,
ng attend.
Died Dec lS, 1893, 'es
ra, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 6
as, aged 10 months.
ce. Though her little tongue
st. And her form we see no M
~ Yet again we hope to meet her,
- When our day Of is DER.
" We deeply sympathize with d
,u ,ns and Sister Yates in the loss Of the
little one. w. L. II.
for The Hypatheaa society will me
at tonight friday at the residence
res Mr.. w. Fred HerrsF~slls being Il
will f1rSt meeting OF til ad VI
election of new oH#
-. ing six months bo
Wv members are specially
, w W an effort to be present.
~ ~ very interesting program
The following officers Of
ura Of the World have been cle6A
inU the ensuing term: LIP. fferrin, On
onr ccllor Commander; !. D. Wood, Al