The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-18
STAR-BEAMS,

Picnic tomorrow.
On dit--a wedding.
Send us items of news
Our town is steadily improving,
Oysters are still eaten BY our people
Read the quarantine regulations il
another column.
The quarantine law Of this por
went into effect last Tuesday, the 10 h
Lakeside Library and all the lat
illustrated papers for sale at Chidsey
drug storo.
The case of the State VS.. W. B
Chandler, for shooting at Col Mayors
was clntinued in the court ct Bay st.
Louis last week.
e d. J. r. Newell will preach a
Orange Grove Baptist church next Sun
day at IL am, and perform the orii
nance of baptism after service.
We lad pleasant call on Tuesday
from Mr. Samuel Mayors, son of the
editor of the Handsboro Democrat,
who was in tlie city ON Business for that
sterling sheet.
We call the attention OF those in
terested to the advertise III mt headed
Rare chance for turpentine men, y
which will be found in another column.
Turn to and read it.
--Deputy-sheriff Harrison was on the
war path again this week end succeeded
in arresting and bringing mp 70 the bar
OF Justice four violaters Of the peaca
a1d dignity of the State.
Nj. J. Nielsen will accept our hanks
for basket of fiJe young sqnashes, the
fl st we have seen this season.. Re-
membranes OF such substantial nature
are highly appreciated by us.
-Yailen, Carroll county, ii going to
orginize grernback club. We would
like for some one to get up club of
greenbacks-national bank notes equally
accepta ble-and forward to rs.
"A picnic will take place to morrow
at the Ladnier place, four miles east OF
Ocean Springs. We tender thanks for
an invitation, and vii Je present TO
enjoy the exercises of the day.
The war in Rnssia has nothing to
do with the ice-cold lager beer on
drsught at Charley Cr1zl s. He will
deliver fresh beer TO famiits at any part
of the town at sams price Al sold at his
store.
"A few boarders for the summer, or
longer, can he accom- nodated in a pfi-
vate family, at one of the most delight
full locations on the coast. Bathing ex-
celent; terms reasonable. Apply
through the STAR.
The painters who have bsep at
work on the draw bridge fni, he'd up
this week aai left for the Rigolets. The
bridges hero and at West Pasc ,goula
were both painted, and now present a
neat appearance.
B. J. Jane has had his premises
and cleaned up, which gives
a fresh aud neat appearance to that part
OF the city. Mr.. Jane keeps a first,
class hotel, and sets as 'good table as
any one could wish.
1T has been asked several times
what the board of health accomplished
by their visit out in the bay last week,
and suggested by some that it all be
scratched out and commenced over
again" Eh, doctor?
Just received, and for sale by Ill. A.
Dees, a lot of commercial fertilizer,
which ia an excellent manure for veget-
ables. corn, sugar cane, etc, We would
advise our patrons to try it. Will be
sold cheap. See advertisement.
We have stated upon several occa.
,ions that we cannot publish anony.
nous communications, therefore "a
Friend to Widows and the Poor" at I
Grand Bay, cannot see his article in
print unless he sends us his real name.
1t is suggested that perhaps Becbt
10 matrimonially inclined. He has had
his barber-shcp painted inside aud cal
:iriined outside. and is nov taking of
adding another room thereto. That's !
right, young man; We admire your taste.
Last Friday night F. Perkins, q
on the east bound freight !
train of the N. o. aud n. road, while |
attempting to board the train near Bay
st. Louis fell under tie cars and had
his right leg badly mlshed He was
carried to the city hospitsl az Mobile,
visre his vownd~ ve-e d-sssatS