The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-11-22

saloons exist within Its limits and so
far Is known there are no blind tigers
Prof. Anderson, principal OF the
Central public school reports an In.
crease Of attendance. He says that a
marked interest is manifested by both
parents and pupils.
The lumber shipments from here to
Mexico, Argentine Republic, Italy,
Holland and Cuba are very satisfac-
tory. The mills Of L. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co., ". Denny & Co., Moss
Point Lumber Co., Robinson Land b
Lumber Co., Lake Mills, ]. T. White
3 Co. are running on full time.
Mr.. J. w. Stewart has freshened up
the interior Of his drugstore.
Messrs. Cowan Bros, who have sup.
piled Ice water to the weary and
thirsty visitor during the summer
aud fall are now keeping at white
heat Q large stove for the comfort Of
their customers and friends.
Mr.. A. A. Vaughan, the Three
Rivers sweet potato king Is supplying
our merchants with his celebrated
cubers.
Mr.. and Mrs. ", H. Graham have Is.
sued cards Of invitation to the mar.
rage OF their daughter, Miss Lyllah
Eva, to Mr.. John J.. Wirth, Of Birm.
ingham, Ala. The interesting event
will take place ut the First Methodist
church here, on Wednesday, Decem.
Der II, 1901. Miss Graham Is a very
accomplished young lady and a society
favOrite OF our city. Mr.. Wirth is a
One business man aud has many good
friends here.
The roads leading from here into
Scranton are Ia q bad condition. which
Is objectionable owing to the mater.
ials %obtainable, They ought to be
shelled.
At the Baptist parsonage last Fri.
day night took place a social, which
WAS In all Of its features a very agree.
able affair. II was given by the
Ladies' Aid Society and proved a q.
nsncial success. The plano numbers
of Misses Nell Moore and Mamie
Mitchell we're of the highest musical
merit.
Mrs. e. X. CAN'T, Mrs. } g. Maclay
and Miss Lyll Morris visited New Or.
leans this week. '1'5
The schooner, Florence r. Hewson
IL loading for Cuba at the OLeary
mill.
Miss Hattie WEIGH spent several
days In the Gulf City this week.
Mrs. e. w. Stephen is visiting 10
Mobile.
J. G. Ely, Of Americas was In our
city on business Monday.
Mr.. e. A. Coz, OF Ok Grove
brought here on Monday Two deer,
which he killed in his nelghborhood
last Saturday. They we're bought by
Nye s. Cruzat, butchers.
Mrs. John Alberts returned from
New Orleans Monday.
A new and full line Of choice family
groceries, best butter and cheese, tea,
candles, cakes and lots Of other nice
goods at JOHN F.KREBs'variety store.
MIssEs B. 4 D. SCHILLER have Just
received a new line OF ladies shirt
waists, collarettes, corsets, under
vests and fancy hosiery, also . specia
line Of children's hats.
The schooner Sirocco Is receiving
cargo OF lumber for Demarara at til
L. N. Daotzler Lumber Co.'S. mills.
Work on the handsome new two
story residence OF Mr.. n. G. Herrin
10 progressing finely.
Mrs. Geo. W. Bowen visited Mobll
this week.
M. T. E. Spencer has returne
from Hattiesburg.
w. NHNf.LN 49,
J Rev. H. Walter Featherstun tille
/. the Methodist pulpit 10 Hattiesbur
last Sunday.
Central Hotel: w. B. Perkins
|. Starkvllle, Jno. p. Carey, Mobile, =
uTrepaenier. New Orleans. H. H
Beekman, Kansas City, Rhoda Farm
Or, Bloomington. Ill, g. W. Fairfield
Gulfport, Dennis W. Parker, Hat
tiesburv, Leo Evans, Birmingham
I. J. Johnson, p. Kennil, Buckstun'
10, v. Robinson, Chlcors, G. H. Low
y, Missouri.
Mr.. Geo. W. Robinson, Of Chicorl
spent several days here on business
returning on Monday.
Dr. F..B Fefrill has returned from
Rawls Springs much improved Il
health.
NJ. =. g. Robinson paida bushes
visit TO Mobile this veal.
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cTUup 10 . violent fUrm,n saye El6(
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