The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-02-02

inst. Ih0 managers Of The Myqiicg
will accept thanks for remembering ne.
Mrs ~. D5dson desires 10 inform
the pnbic that che has opened q day
school at her residence, md would ts
pleased 10 teach tho children Of oil who
desire 20 patronizs her. Terms liberal.
Mrs. Dodson Is an efficient ard compe-
tent teacher, and parents would do well
TO call and see her.
---Tranps are very numerous here
abonts, and we would inform them that
to the number Of one hundred, il they
really want work, can find employment
by apply ing TO NJ. 4. Dses, who adyer.
tises for that number OF hands to cut
wood. We would advise our citizens
when visited by tramps to inform them
that Mr.. Dees will give them work.
Our young mea OF Scranton and
Pascagoula have organized, under the
management of DR.. Chidsey, a minstrel
troupe, entitled the Pascagoula HIS
trionics. They have a rehearsal this
evening, and so soon as all are perfect
in their different parts they intend CIV
ing their initial performance. We trust
our citizens will give these young men
rousing benefit.
Mr.. Colson, superintendent at Grit
fin & Co.. 8 mills, has just completed a
piece OF work that does great credit |
both 10 the builder and to the liberal
firm for whose use it is. The work re-
ferred to is single span of suspension
bridge, made of iron and cypress lum
ber, one hundred and sixty-fve feet
long. This is piece of no ordinary
work.
The February number CT Demor-
est's Monthly is before us, and is fully
up to former numbers. 1t is surely one
of the best ladies magazines published,
and to see it is to like it. A magnificent
chrome is given to each yearly subscri-
ber. Price SO per aunum. We will
send Demorest and the STAR to one adj l
dress for S4 25; both taken separately
would cost $3.50.
The enterprising citizens of Moss
Point have now under construction
school-house in the eastern portion OF
town, Immediately opposite Mr.. Fl. NJ.
residence. The building will
be finished within short time, when a
school will be opened under the super
,ision of Rev. Mr.. Campbell. We are G
glad to note this prosperity and liberal I
ty on the part OF our Moss Point neigh
,orI.
Mr.. John Orrall, probably the most
experienced and successful turpehtine "
nan in the South, is now engaged with +
yer fifty hands cutting boxes on Bluff
'reek, in this county. He will, by
pring, have an extensive turpentine
richard opened, and under full head
-sy, with large still and all the neces-
iries thereto. He will ship his pro- II
ucts down the river by steamboats, and
,hooners. This is a move in the right
irec!ion, end will add much to the
'ealth of this county. ii
We find upon our table a copy Of
Don't Drink tonight, Boys" new
empersnce song and chorus, by the
opular song writer, A. J. Abbey, just do
nblished by W. W. Whitney, No. III in
ummit street, Toledo, Ohio. This q,
iece consists OF four stanzas, and each wi
10 rich in sentiment and advice to is
,uug men. We understand that Tenn On
france Lodges are ordering it from ca
| quarters. Tho publisher will mail sa
is song to any address on the receipt de
25 cents only. be
On Saturday we witnessed quite an SIC
nusing and interesting scene on one re'
our streets at the beach in the shspe
general pugilistic "set-to" between
versl "senegambians. The first
uple lead off in true Heenan style,
1t after few severe and rapid passes OF
e threw up the sponge and went home tee
see his 'ma." Ths next pair, it nie
parently seems, have had long and On,
question to settle between a 9
EN-, and avaied this chance to settle it /
Q matter, so they went at it hot and the
avy like little men, but were inter- cor
pied in their movements by the sud ito,
n appearance of Mr.. D.. who pro
pped in between them and thus prc
1ke up their little fun. I
We take pleasure in welcoming the sur
urn of Rev. w. p. Browne, who ar org
ed on last Saturday, the 27th inst. spe
m Dry Grove, Miss. Mr.. Browne. it mu
| be remembered, left this place puI
,ut four years ago for Dry Grove, in rep
ding to pursue a course OF studies
the Bishop Green training school.
has studied assiduously for the ac- We
nplishment of this desire and has
IN recently ordained in the Episcopal
rgy. He delivered his initial ser
n to our citizens on last Sunday at ing
church at the Seashore. We un- sItI
stand that arrangements are being Del
de for his permanent location among par
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