The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-06

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distastefal 10 tbo people d Biloxi
and Ocean Syringe II, In fact, If
carried ont, would be ON almost fatal
blow lo The prosperity Of oat
Coast villages H. would about
as cg,ciaally dry them n.y. a.
4 delighted 10y tbe po%siilential breath
Of the Plague.
Across Biloxi Bay, on its eastern
shorc. lies the village OF
OCEAN SPRINGS,
mos apily named, a collection Of val
uablc, medicinal Springs upon the
Ocean. The site Of the village j. en-.
dr, " different from any other Of our
coast watering places. Here We
have high bluffs looming above the
bay and reach to Tie waters edge
on which arc tie most lovely situa-
tions, " tn the magnificent live oak,
for dwellings, while the entire village
is situated upon undulating ground
with an elevation above the sen
which commands almost constantly a
good breeze, aad with wooded hill
and dale, presents Nature in her
most attractive form, and without
the artistic features Of the other water
ing places Of our coast, presents q
happy and pleasing combination Of
copntry and coast life. Nature has
done very much for this location,
and steps have been taken to make
it attl active to the visitor, and benz
fetal TO the invalid. Here are sit
uated the famous "hOly drink Of the
Grca. Spirit of the Pascagoulas, the
singular efficacy OF which medicinal
waters, rendered them so popular
among the Indians. Springs, whose
analysis shows them to possess highly
valuable curative properties as attest
ed by the late DR.. Warren Stone and
several other physicians of New
Orleans. Mr. Geo. A.. Cox the pro,
prietor Of the Springs has put them
in o. der for bathing purposes in con-
ncction with the Ocean Springs Ho-
tel. We had the pleasure Of thorough.
ly inspecting this hotel, which has
been leased by Mr.. J. p. Lorgley
of New Orleans, has been renovated,
reftted, and put into complete order
for the reception of guests /; and with
its beauty of situation and a host,
genial and clever who is determined
to leave nothing undone to please,
we are satiSf d that the Ocean
Springs Hotel is to- become Of
the popular institutions Of the Coast.
In TACT this village is rich in accom-
modations for visitors. On a bluff
o crlooking the bay is Oak Cottage"
a Family beading house, Mrs Julia
Ward, proprietress. A perfect gem
of a place, delightfully."- situated, end
elegant in its surrour dings ; Mrs.
Ward has spared no pains OF expense
In fitting up a home OF the Seaside
which has to be seen and tested to be
appreciated. Illing's House located
in "the heart" of the village on the
principal t~horoughiare. is a favorite
resort, and no wonder, for Mr.. III,
ing is n OF the most popular OF
landlords and he is ably assisted by
an energetic and accommodating
wife, and they manage to make a
guest feel perfect y "at home". Mrs.
A. Ii. White has lately come from
Meridian and opened a house oppo-
site the first named hotel and we
guarantee she will draw many OF her
East Mississippi friends down to our
coast, and we had the pleasure this
week OF meeting there our friend
Rev Mr.. Hamberlin OF Meridian,
who is recruiting his health with
much success and who is entbusio site